Photo submitted The Tennessee Department of Transportation announced a $1.7 million grant award for the town of Chapel Hill as part of the Transportation Alternatives Grant program. According to TDOT, this grant funding will be used for the construction of sidewalks and bike lanes along SR-11 (Horton Highway) from Rocketeer Boulevard to Depot Street. The project also includes ADA compliance, landscaping, pedestrian signals, pedestrian lighting, bike racks and drainage improvements...
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The Tennessee Department of Transportation announced a $1.7 million grant award for the town of Chapel Hill as part of the Transportation Alternatives Grant program.
According to TDOT, this grant funding will be used for the construction of sidewalks and bike lanes along SR-11 (Horton Highway) from Rocketeer Boulevard to Depot Street. The project also includes ADA compliance, landscaping, pedestrian signals, pedestrian lighting, bike racks and drainage improvements.
Pictured from left: Gov. Bill Lee, Lisa Cross, Chapel Hill Town Administrator Mark Graves, 92nd Dist. Rep. Rick Tillis, and TDOT Commissioner Clay Bright.
