Hire contractor to build missing section of Plunge Bay Trail for $369,138
$369,138
Resolution Resolution No. 89-14 and Resolution No. 90-14
In Plain English
A gap currently exists in the Plunge Bay Trail that prevents continuous walking or biking. The city secured grant money and oil spill settlement funds to pay for construction. If approved, W.R. Forde Associates builds the missing trail section to connect the existing segments.
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