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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: Construct/modify/improve/rehabilitate Hangar; Seal Runway Pavement Surface/pavement Joints; Rehabilitate Taxilane; Realign Taxiway. Activities to Be Performed/expected Outcomes: This Project Performs Sealing, Crack Repair, and Remarking to 3,500 Feet of the Existing Runway 8/26 Surface to Extend the Pavement's Useful Life. . This Project Reconfigures the Northwest Taxiway From Its Current Airfield Location to Perpendicular to the Runway to Meet Federal Aviation Administration Design Standards. . This Project Rehabilitates 155 Feet of the Existing Taxilane Pavement to Extend Its Useful Life. . This Project Rehabilitates 2,750 Square Yards of Apron Pavement Adjacent to an Existing 10-UNIT Hangar Used for Aircraft Storage to Assist the Airport to Be as Self-sustaining as Possible by Generating Revenue. This Grant Funds the Design Phase. This Grant Funds the Second Phase, Which Consists of Taxiway Edge Lighting Construction. Intended Beneficiary: This Grant Will Provide Federal Funding for Airports Associated With New Lexington, Ohio.
Committed
$168,976
Paid out
$152.1K
90%
Committed, not yet paid
$16.9K
10%
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