Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose of Award (summary of the Goals and Objectives of the Project): the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area Is Rich With Historical and Cultural Stories. This Program Provides Assistance And/or Funds to Enhance Partner Organization Planning for an Interpretation of Non-federal Publicly Owned Lands Within the Recreational Area.summary of Project Specific Activities: Development of the Rosemount East Segment of the Mississippi River Trail in Rosemount, Minnesota, Closes a Gap in the Planned Trail to Provide a Full Connection Within the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area Between South ST. Paul and Hastings.performance Goals Including Milestones and Expected Outcomes: Completion of the Trail in Dakota County Will Not Only Provide a Signature Recreational Experience and Alternative Transportation Option for Residents, But Will Also Play a Key Role in Advancing the Creation of a Regional- and National-scale Destination Trail.beneficiaries: State, Local (the State of Minnesota or Its Political Subdivisions, Counties, Cities, Non-profits).
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$600,000
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