District Of Columbia § 50-921.53 - Use of funds resulting from closure.
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§ 50-921.53. Use of funds resulting from closure.
50-921.53Funds resulting from the closure of a capital project pursuant to shall be allocated to restore funding to the Vision Zero Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Fund, established by , up to an annual level of $1.5 million and then equally among the Local Streets Ward-based capital projects; provided, that funds specific to non-participating costs shall be allocated to the non-participating Highway Trust Fund Support project.
Funds resulting from the closure of capital projects pursuant to shall be allocated to the Federal Highway Administration capital projects approved for the current fiscal year as part of that year’s Budget Request Act.
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