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- 38 As noted earlier, TERM - Avenue Management* st 10+ Years 21 5- identified, the necessary design is LONG Access ern Lights Blvd to Commerce Dr) design development, etc.). grant programs, amongst other funding CSAH 54 Corridor Reconstruction or (North / improvements the way acquisition, - ere improvements could be implemented earlier if the h of - is expected to occur within approximately the next five (5) to 10 were prioritized based on a combination of the technical analysis and Avenue private partnerships, and st / and provides key guidance for future decision making. TERM - 5 Years planned but 3- , public Street / 21 MID rd Avenue) CSAH 34 (Birch Street) 73 th currently Intersection ReconstructionIntersection Reconstruction funding (20 during the study process the study identified several areas w term ranges to help determine future funding options. Note that the actual timeline of the projects - However, capital improvement , and long - Avenue) corridor is not th of revisioning CSAH 54 , mid - through and Next Steps start TERM - the Avenue Crossing Enhancements into short 3 Years st zation 1- 21 Therefore, the improvements identified arose, whether SHORT represents Fairview Street Realignment sms. (CSAH 14 to Northern Lights Blvd) Red Oak Lane Ped ears, depending on funding availability. Project Prioriti Project Prioritization This studyreconstruction of the CSAH 54 (20yopportunities mechanicommunity feedbackdepends on funding availability and other factors (i.e., environmental documentation, right* Access Management should be implemented as opportunities arise, such as redevelopment of a parcel.Next Steps The next step in the overall process is funding identification. Once funding for all or a portion ofdevelopment and environmental impact processes would be initiated. Based on the preliminary cost estimates, as well as the remaining development potential within the area, it is likely that the corridor will be reconstructed in segments to leverage various funding opportunities. Therefore, this study will serve as the guide for area agencies to make informed decisions in discussions with area stakeholders and agency partners.