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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Carson City Will Design and Construct a Non-motorized Multi-use Trail Approximately 2.5 Miles in Length Along the West Side of Prison Hill and Make Improvements to the Existing Koontz Lane Trailhead in Carson City, Nevada. Improvements to the Trailhead Will Include Regrading an Access Road and Improve Drainage, Regrade and Reshape a Parking Area, Install an Ada Accessible Single-vault Toilet and Picnic Table With Shade Structure. This Project Will Continue an Ongoing Effort to Create a Network of Trails That Connect Neighborhoods to Parks and Open Space Lands in the Carson River Prison Hill Area Enhance Recreational Opportunities for Families and Those With Mobility Challenges and Improve Visitor Safety While Maintaining Conservation Values of These Important Properties. Duplication of Effort Statement This Project Is Not an Overlap With Another Federal Agency.
Committed
$2.4 Million
Paid out
$2.1M
87%
Committed, not yet paid
$322.3K
13%
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