Federal award · direct payment for specified use, as a subsidy or other non-reimbursable direct financial aid (c)
The Green Mountain Power Corporation, Beldens Hydroelectric Project, Will Improve the Safety of the Dam by Addressing Leakage Entering a Cave System Adjacent to the Dam Structures. the Project Will Install a Grout Curtain to Create a Waterproof Barrier to Reduce or Plug Flow Into the Cave System. This Will Prevent Further Erosion of the Soft Marble Rock Which Could Lead to a Collapse or Release of the Dam. the Facility Began Operation in 1913 and Is Located on the Otter Creek in New Haven, Vermont.
Committed
$933,042
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