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The Ettrick Project Will (1) Design and Construct a New Platform and Canopy With Relatedsitework and Amenities to Comply With Ada Requirements (2) Provide Improvements to Thestation Building to Correct Ada Non-compliant Items Identified by Amtrak (3) Modify Theexisting Parking Lot to Increase Capacity and Improve Circulation and Durability of the Parkinglot, Including New Lighting, Signage, Pavement Markings, and at Least Two Ada Compliantspaces and (4) Design and Construct Stormwater Management Infrastructure, as Required Tocomply With Virginia State Quality and Quantity Standards. the Stormwater Collection Systemwill Be Connected to an Existing Municipal Stormwater System on East River Road, Which Maybe Accessed Through Public or Private Right-of-way.
Committed
$6.4 Million
Paid out
$708.7K
11%
Committed, not yet paid
$5.6M
89%
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