Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Application Includes $5522636 in Fy 2022 Section 5307 Funding Allocated to the Olympia-lacey Uza From Washington Dot for the North Portion of the Pattison Maintenance Operations and Administrative (MOA) Base Rehabilitation and Expansion Project Located at 526 Pattison ST Se Olympia Washington. This Includes Funding for a Portion of the Development of a New Administrative Building a New Fuel Wash and Maintenance Facilities Building and Remaining North Parcel Site Improvements.purpose:the Purpose of This Application Is to Fund for the North Portion of the Pattison Maintenance Operations and Administrative (MOA) Base Rehabilitation and Expansion Project. This Project Provides for Critical Infrastructure Upgrades at Intercity Transits Operating Base Located at 526 Pattison ST Se in Olympia Washington.activities to Be Performedthis Includes Funding for a Portion of the Development of a New Administrative Building a New Fuel Wash and Maintenance Facilities Building and Remaining North Parcel Site Improvements.expected Outcomesthe Pattison Moa Base Rehabilitation and Expansion Project Will Increase Operational Safety Site Security and Enhance Fleet Storage and Circulation Efficiencies.intended Beneficiaries:all Transit Users Staff and the Community Will Benefit From More Efficient and Expanded Transit Services.subrecipient Activities: N/a
Committed
$5.5 Million
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