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Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance

Butte Resource Conservation Dist

This Project Will Replace a Footbridge That Spans West Willow Creek Adjacent to the Jonesville Snowmobile Park and Its Trail System. the Area Is Currently Closed Due to Safety Concerns for the Public. the Storms of 2023 Caused Significant Erosion of the Creek Bank, Compromising the Stability of the Bridge Footings and Resulting in the Bridge Sliding Into the Creek. the Butte County Resource Conservation District Will Oversee the Removal of the Existing Bridge, as Well as the Design and Construction of a New One. the Replacement of the Compromised Bridge Will Restore Public Access.

Committed

$225,000

Paid out
$28.4K
13%
Committed, not yet paid
$196.6K
87%

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