Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
The County Will Complete Flood Repairs Andpreventative Maintenance Activities, as Funding Allows and as Specified by Theforest Service, Including Road Grading, Hauling and Placing Riprap Rock,aggregate Hauling and Replacement, Sluff/slide Removal, Clearing Debris/blowdownfrom Streambeds and Roads, and Ditch and Culvert Cleaning/repair, on Thefollowing Roads (segments Listed in Schedule A):o Marten Creek Road #151O Big Beaver Creek Road #152O Vermilion E. Fisher Road #154O Whitepine Creek Road #215O East Fork Bull River Road #407O South Fork Bull River Road #410O Lost Girl Road #2278O Fatman Road #2292(
Committed
$50,000
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