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  1. Beitner Bridge in Grand Traverse County requires urgent rebuilding after flood damage and is seeking federal funding.

Grand Traverse County Pedestrian Bridge Replacement Project Stalled on Funding

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Grand Traverse County has been advocating for the replacement of an old pedestrian bridge over U.S. 31. The county sent a letter to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources about a year ago urging them to replace the structure with an ADA-compliant bridge. Currently, the county is pushing for the DNR to select a potential site and resolve funding questions for the project.

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The project's progression relies on the DNR and the county figuring out how to secure the necessary funding. The county is exploring ways to contribute financially while awaiting state-level budget allocations for the replacement.

The Beitner Bridge in Grand Traverse County requires urgent rebuilding after flood damage and is seeking federal funding.

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    The State of Michigan's budget cycle may determine the availability of state funding for the project.

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