Industrial DR industrial drive from 4 mile RD to I-75 BL in city of grayl

The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration awarded a $1,273,791 Formula Grant under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) on July 30, 2021 to the Michigan Department of Transportation. The grant funds the construction of 4.7 miles of the Iron Belle Trail shared use pathway from the Kirtland Community College Health Science Center in Grayling Township to downtown Grayling. The Crawford County Road Commission will build the 10-foot wide asphalt pathway along Industrial Drive and under Interstate 75, including a railroad crossing and retaining wall. The sub-awardee, the Crawford County Road Commission, will deliver the pathway construction to provide a non-motorized transportation option connecting Grayling Township to the City of Grayling.

Project description

The crawford county road commission will construct 4.7 miles of the iron belle trail through grayling township and the city of grayling. The proposed shared use pathway will be constructed of 10-foot-wide HMA pavement from the kirtland community college health science center at 4 mile RD. And I-75 in grayling township to the city of grayling northern market near the intersection of I-75BL and huron street. Additional scope items include a railroad crossing at industrial drive and retaining wall along the pathway as IT is constructed under the I-75 bridge.; industrial drive from 4 mile RD along DNR property to the east of I-75, along RR to west under I-75 to the intersection of I-75 BL in city of grayling