Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Investment Supports Big Rock With Installing a New Lift and Upgrading the Snowmaking Capability to Extend the Ski Season and Preserve This Regional Asset for the Expansion of the Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Industry in Mars Hill, Maine. the New Lift Will Be a Fixed-grip Chairlift That Will Require Earthwork, Concrete, and Erection for the Base and Top Terminals, Lift Towers, and Operator Houses. the Snowmaking Upgrades Will Include the Installation of a Multi-pump System, Additional Snow Producers, Associated Piping and Electrical Infrastructure for Additional Snowmaking Locations. Once Completed, the Project Will Help the Region Become More Resilient to Fluctuations in Tourism and Assist in the Region's Recovery, Which Will Help Increase Employment Opportunities, Save Jobs, Spur Private Investment, and Advance Economic Resiliency in the Area.
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$2.5 Million
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