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2018 Invest in Cook Grant Program 2018 INVEST IN COOK Toni Preckwinkle, President Cook County Board of Commissioners Martha Martinez, Chief Administrative Officer Bureau of Administration John Yonan, P.E., Superintendent Department of Transportation & Highways 2018 INVEST IN COOK AWARDS PROJECT NAME APPLICANT PROJECT TYPE PROJECT PHASE AWARDED 78th Avenue Reconstruction Bridgeview Freight Preliminary Engineering $350,000 Braga Drive Improvements Broadview Freight Construction $145,000 31st Street Corridor Multimodal Brookfield Roadway Preliminary Engineering $85,000 Impact Study Burnham Greenway Trail Bike/Ped Burnham Bike/Ped Preliminary Engineering $50,000 Bridge Over Five Rail Lines Dolton Road/State Street/Plummer Calumet City Freight Preliminary Engineering $200,000 Avenue Trucking Improvements Winchester Avenue Rehab Project Calumet Park Freight Design Engineering $172,000 Canal Street Viaduct Reconstruction – Adams Street to CDOT Transit Design Engineering $240,000 Madison Street Canal Street Viaduct Reconstruction – Taylor Street to CDOT Transit Design Engineering $300,000 Harrison Harrison Street Chicago Avenue Bus Transit Operations and Pedestrian Safety CDOT Transit Design Engineering $400,000 Improvements Howard Street Streetscape CDOT Roadway Construction $380,000 71st Street Streetscape CDOT Roadway Construction $500,000 79th Street Bus Transit Operations and Pedestrian Safety CDOT Transit Design Engineering $400,000 Improvements Major Taylor Trail – Dan Ryan Cook County Bike/Ped Preliminary Engineering $70,165 Woods Improvements Forest Preserve District Brainard Avenue Shared-Use Path Countryside Bike/Ped Construction $90,000 Flossmoor Central Business District Road, Pedestrian and Flossmoor Bike/Ped Preliminary Engineering $128,000 Streetscape Improvements Beverly Road Bicycle Tollway Hoffman Estates Roadway Preliminary Engineering $60,000 Crossing and Road Resurfacing 175th Street LAFO Resurfacing Homewood Roadway Construction $113,000 Project CREATE WA-11 Dolton Junction Right of Way IDOT Freight $600,000 Interlocking Acquisition Wolf Road Bicycle/Pedestrian Indian Head Park Bike/Ped Planning Study $68,000 Access Study 2018 CONN ECTING INVEST AN INITIATIVE OF: 1 IN COOK COOK COUNTY 2018 INVEST IN COOK AWARDS PROJECT NAME APPLICANT PROJECT TYPE PROJECT PHASE AWARDED Edgewood Avenue Reconstruction La Grange Roadway Design Engineering $137,500 Project Salt Creek Trail Rectangular Rapid Lyons Bike/Ped Construction $45,000 Flashing Beacon Installation 19th Avenue Improvements Maywood Roadway Preliminary Engineering $200,000 Natalie Creek Trail Midlothian Bike/Ped Preliminary Engineering $317,000 Oakton Street/Caldwell Avenue Morton Grove Bike/Ped Design Engineering $90,000 Sidewalk Connectivity North Branch Trail Connection Niles Bike/Ped Design Engineering $30,000 Forest/Norwood Boulevard Park Forest Bike/Ped Design Engineering $252,000 Complete Street Resurfacing Posen Crosswalk and ADA Posen Bike/Ped Construction $200,000 Reconstruction Poplar Avenue Bike Trail Richton Park Bike/Ped Design Engineering $84,000 Extension Fullerton Avenue Improvements River Grove Roadway Construction $265,000 Tri-State (I-294) Tollway Robbins Roadway Planning Study $292,500 Interchange Feasibility Study LogistiCenter Road and Rail Sauk Village Freight Preliminary Engineering $350,000 Expansion 61st Place at Archer Road Safety Summit Bike/Ped Planning Study $8,000 Improvement Study Transportation Management South Deerfield Commuting Study Transit Planning Study $40,000 Association of Lake-Cook Western Springs Metra Station Western Springs Transit Construction $200,000 Pedestrian Underpass 2018 CONN ECTING INVEST AN INITIATIVE OF: 2 IN COOK COOK COUNTY 20182018 INVEST Invest IN in COOK Cook PROGRAM Program Deer Park Deerfield Barrington Buffalo Grove Glencoe i Northbrook Barrington Wheeling Hills Inverness Palatine Winnetka Prospect Heights Northfield East Arlington South Kenilworth Dundee Rolling Heights Barrington Meadows Glenview Wilmette Hoffman Mount Estates Prospect Golf Morton Grove Evanston Des Plaines Skokie Niles Lake Streamwood Schaumburg Elgin Park Ridge Michigan Elk Grove Lincolnwood Hanover Park Bartlett Village Roselle Rosemont O'Hare Harwood Heights Norridge Schiller Park Bensenville Franklin Park Elmwood River Park Grove Northlake Melrose Park River Legend Stone Park Forest Oak Berkeley Bellwood Park Project Type Hillside Maywood Forest Park Broadview North Westchester Riverside Bike/Ped Oak Brook Cicero Berwyn La Grange Riverside Park Brookfield Stickney Freight La Grange Lyons Forest View Western Mc Springs Cook Countryside Summit Chicago Roadway Hinsdale Indian Hodgkins Head Park Bedford Park Transit Burr Ridge Justice Burbank Bridgeview Willow Hometown Springs Hickory Hills Oak Lawn Evergreen Park Chicago Palos Ridge Hills Worth Merrionette Park Palos Calumet Palos Alsip INDIANA Lemont Park Heights Blue Park Island Crestwood Riverdale Robbins Burnham Dixmoor Dolton Midlothian Posen Calumet City Orland Park Oak Forest Harvey Phoenix Markham South Homer Orland Holland Hills Hazel East Glen Tinley Crest Hazel Park Thornton Country Crest Lansing Club Homewood Hills Flossmoor Glenwood Lynwood Olympia Chicago Ford Heights Matteson Fields Heights Park South Sauk Village Frankfort Richton Park Forest Chicago Steger University Heights Park 2018 CONN ECTING INVEST AN INITIATIVE OF: 3 IN COOK COOK COUNTY Source: Cook County 78th AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION MUNICIPALITY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT(S) LIMITS Village of Bridgeview 6 79th Street to 71st Street PROJECT TYPE PROJECT PHASE IIC AWARD Freight Preliminary Engineering $350,000 PROJECT DESCRIPTION This grant funds preliminary engineering for the full reconstruction of 78th Avenue, a truck route in poor condition serving 12 manufacturing, trucking, and meat processing firms that in aggregate employ more than 1,600 workers. Many of these businesses are served by rail spurs from the Indiana Harbor Belt, providing them with another modal shipping option. This roadway is also important to trucking because it provides an alternative north-south route to Roberts Road and Harlem Avenue. The west side of 78th Avenue is residential and includes a school, requiring careful planning to reduce conflicts and ensure safety. A field survey of 43 roadway segments across the County conducted as part of the Cook County Freight Plan identified this facility as a high priority for improvement because of its regional significance. ALIGNMENT WITH CONNECTING COOK COUNTY • Supports the region’s role as a freight center by: Making an improvement to a designated truck route; and Improving the safe movement of freight in the region; and • Maintains and modernizes existing infrastructure and improves signals to help safety and traffic flow. • Increases investment in transportation by leveraging other funding. 2018 CONN ECTING INVEST AN INITIATIVE OF: 4 IN COOK COOK COUNTY BRAGA DRIVE IMPROVEMENTS MUNICIPALITY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT(S) LIMITS Village of Broadview 1 25th Avenue to 17th Avenue PROJECT TYPE PROJECT PHASE IIC AWARD Freight Construction $145,000 PROJECT DESCRIPTION This grant funds the reconstruction of Braga Drive, which is flanked by heavy industrialized properties on both sides of the road. The existing roadway is deteriorated and in need of repair. New pavement and lighting will ensure safer travel and reduce delays in an already congested industrial area. Improvements will also be made to the existing storm sewer system to prevent roadway flooding and the outdated water main will be upgraded. The Braga Drive corridor is also connected to the Broadview Village Square commercial shopping district hence it also often carries truck traffic from the commercial shopping district seeking to avoid a nearby rail crossing. ALIGNMENT WITH CONNECTING COOK COUNTY • Supports the region’s role as a freight center by: Making an improvement to a designated truck route. Improving the safe movement of freight in the region; and • Maintains and modernizes existing infrastructure and improves signals to help safety and traffic flow; and • Increases investment in transportation by leveraging other funding. 2018 CONN ECTING INVEST AN INITIATIVE OF: 5 IN COOK COOK COUNTY 31st STREET MULTIMODAL CORRIDOR IMPACT STUDY MUNICIPALITY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT(S) LIMITS Village of Brookfield 16, 17 Maple Avenue to 1st Avenue PROJECT TYPE PROJECT PHASE IIC AWARD Roadway Preliminary Engineering $85,000 PROJECT DESCRIPTION This is a bike/ped project as well as a roadway project to improve all modes of transportation on the 31st Street Corridor from Prairie Avenue to 1st Avenue. This grant will fund a feasibility/planning study for the accident-prone intersection at Maple Avenue and 31st Street as well as a preliminary engineering study for a bike/ pedestrian path along 31st Street. The Village must review these two challenges of the 31st corridor in tandem to improve the corridor for businesses, visitors, and residents. Preliminary engineering will include an examination of intersection improvements including the potential for left turn lanes on 31st Street at Maple Avenue, an accident analysis, and a drainage analysis for the street and the zoo underpass. ALIGNMENT WITH CONNECTING COOK COUNTY • Prioritizes transit and other transportation alternatives by encouraging non-auto trips and connecting neighborhoods. • Maintains and modernizes by: Repairing a facility that is currently in poor condition and brings it up to modern design standards; and Improving signals to help safety and traffic flow and implementing safety features that were not there. • Increases
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