City of Ralson
72nd Street is one of Metro Omaha\u2019s most heavily traveled streets. Ralston is attempting to capture more of the 33,000 vehicles that travel the street daily to increase the community\u2019s economic activity. Ralston\u2019s $250 million Hinge project is not only designed to attract more attention from 72nd Street traffic but provide new residential spaces, develop a base of entrepreneurial activity, and create new entertainment options and public spaces. The project would better connect 72nd Street to Ralston\u2019s traditional downtown along 77th Street.\n\nBurlington Avenue is not a thru street. It ends at what would be approximately 75th Street. Aging industrial areas and a creek stand between the finished portion of Burlington and 72nd Street. Providing a Burlington link to 72nd Street serves a number of important economic development needs.
Amount Appropriated
$5.0M
Federal Funding Lifecycle
FY2023FFID tracks stages 1–2 — stages 3–5 vary by agency, assistance type, and earmark structure.
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Member submits CPF / CDS
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Signed into appropriations law
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72nd Street is one of Metro Omaha\u2019s most heavily traveled streets. Ralston is attempting to capture more of the 33,000 vehicles that travel the street daily to increase the community\u2019s economic activity. Ralston\u2019s $250 million Hinge project is not only designed to attract more attention from 72nd Street traffic but provide new residential spaces, develop a base of entrepreneurial activity, and create new entertainment options and public spaces. The project would better connect 72nd Street to Ralston\u2019s traditional downtown along 77th Street.\n\nBurlington Avenue is not a thru street. It ends at what would be approximately 75th Street. Aging industrial areas and a creek stand between the finished portion of Burlington and 72nd Street. Providing a Burlington link to 72nd Street serves a number of important economic development needs.
Sponsoring Member
Don Bacon
Representative · NE
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Data Provenance
- Source
- House Appropriations Committee
- Status
- enacted
- Fiscal Year
- FY2023
- Category
- other unclassified
- Use Case
- facility renovation
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City of Ralson
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Funding vehicle
grant
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