Federal grant · cooperative agreement
Award Purposethe Purpose of This Project Is to Expand and Improve the 3C Recreational Complex So It Can Better Serve the Community. the Project Will Add New Buildings, Safer Walking and Biking Routes, Improved Parking, and a New RV Park. These Upgrades Will Make the Complex Safer, More Accessible, and Able to Support More Events and Visitors.activities to Be Performedexpand Livestock Areas and Build a New Multiuse Building and Covered Livestock Arena.build Safe Walking and Biking Paths Around the Park.construct a Lighted Asphalt Parking Lot and Improved Driving Areas.build a 192SPACE RV Park, Including Restrooms, Showers, Green Space, a Playground, and a Splash Pad.install Utilities, Signage, Trash and Recycling Stations, Security Cameras, Landscaping, and Other Park Improvements.expected Deliverablesnew and Upgraded Livestock Facilities and a Multipurpose Building.safe and Accessible Pedestrian and Biking Routes Throughout the Park.a Fully Developed RV Park With Utilities and Visitor Services.improved Parking, Lighting, and Traffic Flow.updated Recreation Areas, Picnic Spaces, and Landscaped Green Belts.intended Beneficiarieslocal Residents, Who Will Have Safer and More Enjoyable Recreation Spaces.visitors and Event Users, Who Will Benefit From New Facilities and RV Park Amenities.community Groups and Youth Programs, Who Will Gain Access to Upgraded Spaces for Gatherings and Events.the Wider Region, Which Will Benefit From Increased Recreation, Tourism, and Community Activity.
Committed
$32.4 Million
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