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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant
The Recipient Shall Improve Facilities at Lake Tschida Heart Butte Reservoir by Completing the Following Four PROJECTS:1. Storage Shopa New 40 X 60 Heated Storage Shop Will Be Constructed to Store Road Maintenance Equipment. the Shop Will Store Equipment Needed to Keep the Roads Open to the Welcome Center During Winter Months. the Shop Will Be Located at the Entrance of 5675 Highway 49 Lake Tschida Elgin ND 58533.2. North Shore Boat Docka New Floating Boat Dock System Will Replace the Current Rusted Unsafe Gas Dock at North SHORE.3. Heart Butte Reservoir Lake Tschida Road Improvementsroad Spray for Dust and Erosion Control Will Be Applied by a Contracted Company. Roadways Will Be Evaluated Prior to Spray Being Applied to Ensure They Are in the Best Possible Condition Prior to Application of Spray. Gravel May Be Added as NEEDED.4. Rimrock Shelterpaviliona Rimrock Shelterpavilion Will Be Constructed and Garbage Receptacles Signage Picnic Tables a Fire Ring and Bench Will Be Installed at the Site.
Committed
$145,131
Paid out
$32.6K
22%
Committed, not yet paid
$112.5K
78%
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