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easements and historic sites. He said the federal government provides 80 percent of the funding and the community pays for only 20 percent. He added that the process takes time and there is a Jan. 31 application deadline.
Hunt Harris and Carol Lucking mentioned the lack of a community center, but transportation related problems were the problems that the group decided to try to solve.
With Cornwell’s direction, the group listed outcomes for solving these, which would include slower traffic and a safer area, ability to walk easily from Faith Mountain to Country Manor, adequate parking and greater unification of the two ends of town.
As a means to attain their goals, the group suggested working with the park, applying for Transportation Efficiency Act-21 funds, using a questionnaire to find volunteers and landowners willing to donate land, and having a fundraiser to restore the bridge and purchase land.
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