Make improvements to public facilities and City systems to provide services to citizens, especially in low and moderate income areas. Table 3: Physical Improvements Program/ Activity IDIS CDBG Proposed vs. Actual Description Matrix Funding Accomplishments Code Expended Physical Proposed: Improve living conditions Improvements to O3K in designated low and moderate City Systems and CDBG income neighborhoods. Public Facilities $231,330.26 Outcome: Construction of roadway Upgrade and replace improvements on Alexander, Eliot and street systems Trout Avenues was completed, including water, sewer, improving quality of life for low- mod drainage, streets, and disabled residents and promoting sidewalks, traffic livable communities. Designs for signals, trees and envelope improvements and landscape construction are underway to improve improvements. conditions at the Medford Senior Center. Provide handicap Outcome: Removal of Architectural access on sidewalks, 03L Barriers to parks and recreational crosswalks, parks and facilities. public buildings. CDBG $36,052.70 Outcome: The City improved accessibility at the community school pool and locker room for low-mod and disabled residents. Retainage was also released on the Hickey and Morrison Parks projects, Remove Architectural Construction of the handicapped Barriers at the 03 CDBG accessible lift was completed creating Shepherd Brooks $24,450.50 improved access for disabled Estate Manor historic residents. property Rehabilitation of Public 03F Reconstruction of Magoun Park that and Recreational CDBG included installation of accessible play facilities. $303,411.15 structures and pathways was completed, improving quality of life and recreational resources for low income neighborhoods and residents. Columbus Park was also closed out, releasing retainage and completing punch list items. The City’s expenditures were consistent with proposed accomplishments anticipated for the 40th program year.
Make improvements to public facilities and City systems to provide services to citizens, especially in low and moderate income areas. Table 3: Physical Improvements Program/ Activity Description IDIS Matrix Code CDBG Funding Expended Proposed vs. Actual Accomplishments Physical Improvements to City Systems and Public Facilities Upgrade and replace street systems including water, sewer, drainage, streets, sidewalks, traffic signals, trees and landscape improvements. O3K CDBG $231,330.26 Proposed: Improve living conditions in designated low and moderate income neighborhoods. Outcome: Construction of roadway improvements on Alexander, Eliot and Trout Avenues was completed, improving quality of life for low- mod and disabled residents and promoting livable communities. Designs for envelope improvements and construction are underway to improve conditions at the Medford Senior Center. Provide handicap access on sidewalks, crosswalks, parks and public buildings. 03L CDBG $36,052.70 Outcome: Removal of Architectural Barriers to parks and recreational facilities. Outcome: The City improved accessibility at the community school pool and locker room for low-mod and disabled residents. Retainage was also released on the Hickey and Morrison Parks projects, Remove Architectural Barriers at the Shepherd Brooks Estate Manor historic property 03 CDBG $24,450.50 Construction of the handicapped accessible lift was completed creating improved access for disabled residents. Rehabilitation of Public and Recreational facilities. 03F CDBG $303,411.15 Reconstruction of Magoun Park that included installation of accessible play structures and pathways was completed, improving quality of life and recreational resources for low income neighborhoods and residents. Columbus Park was also closed out, releasing retainage and completing punch list items. The City’s expenditures were consistent with proposed accomplishments anticipated for the 40th program year.
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