Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Agreement Covers Three (3) Projects Located in the Marys Lake Area of the Colorado Big Thompson Project. the Recreation Areas Include: Marys Lake West Day Use Area (dua), East Portal Campground Dua, and Marys Lake Campground Pool.project 1 Marys Lake West Dua Ada Aba Improvement PROJECT1.POUR Three (3) 12 by 12 Concrete Slabs for Picnic Table Placement at Marys Lake West DUA.2.INSTALL 952 Feet of Ada Aba Compliant Concrete Pathways Leading From the Current Marys Lake West Dua Parking Area to Each Picnic TABLE.3.INSTALL Shelters and Tables in the Picnic Table AREA.4.REVEGETATE Any Construction Impacted Areas.project 2 East Portal Campground DUA5.INSTALL One (1) Vault Toilet in the DUA.6.REVEGETATE Any Construction Impacted Areas.project 3 Marys Lake Campground Pool PUMPHOUSE7.REPLACE the Existing Restroom at Mary S Lake Campground Pool With a New Structure That Meets Ada Aba Accessibility REQUIREMENTS.8.REPLACE the Existing Pump House at Mary S Lake Campground Pool With a New Pump Housing STRUCTURE.9.REVEGETATE Any Construction Impacted Areas.
Committed
$76,000
Paid out
$38.5K
51%
Committed, not yet paid
$37.5K
49%
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