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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Nevada Division of State Parks Will Grant the LWCF Award to Cathedral Gorge State Park Torehabilitate or Replace the Existing Trailhead Stairs, Foundation, Handrails, and Bridge at Miller Point Overlook Cathedral Gorge State Park Will Analyze the Current Miller Point Overlook Trailhead Structures, Foundations and Guardrails to Determine If They Can Be Safely Rehabilitated, and Based on the Results of the Analysis, Either the Existing Trailhead Stair Structures, Foundations, and Guard Rails Will Be Rehabilitated or They Will Be Removed and State Public Works Division SPWD Will Install New Trailhead Stair Structures, Foundations and Guard Rails for the Bridge and Install Safety Railings at the Edges of the Upper and Lower Canyon Visitor Walking Trails Cathedral Gorge Park Visitors and Staff Will Benefit for a Rehabbed Overlook Point That Will Provide Safer Recreation Options
Committed
$850,487
Paid out
$752.0K
88%
Committed, not yet paid
$98.5K
12%
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