Indiana § 8-4.5-5-6 Permitted costs

Indiana Statutes

§ 8-4.5-5-6 — Permitted costs

Indiana § 8-4.5-5-6

Art. 4.5TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR PLANNING

Ch. 5Recreational Trails Program

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The following costs may be paid from a grant made under this chapter:

(1)Real property acquisition costs, including appraisal costs and negotiation costs.

(2)Trail surfacing, resurfacing, rehabilitation, modernization, upgrading, and reconstruction, including pavement repairs and overlays and shoulder widening and stabilization.

(3)Initial trail construction, including grading, drainage, paving, and erosion control.

(4)Bridge and culvert repair, modernization, replacement, or initial construction.

(5)Roadway intersection and interchange improvements, including warranted traffic signals that are an integral part of the project.

(6)Construction or improvement of rest areas, information centers, waysides, permanent interpretive displays, lighting, and restrooms, including the costs of u

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The following costs may be paid from a grant
made under this chapter:
(1) Real property acquisition costs, including appraisal costs and
negotiation costs.
(2) Trail surfacing, resurfacing, rehabilitation, modernization,
upgrading, and reconstruction, including pavement repairs and
overlays and shoulder widening and stabilization.
(3) Initial trail construction, including grading, drainage, paving,
and erosion control.
(4) Bridge and culvert repair, modernization, replacement, or
initial construction.
(5) Roadway intersection and interchange improvements,
including warranted traffic signals that are an integral part of the
project.
(6) Construction or improvement of rest areas, information
centers, waysides, permanent interpretive displays, lighting, and
restrooms, including the costs of utility connections that are an
integral part of the project.
(7) Design engineering and construction inspection costs directly
associated with the project.
(8) Storm drainage and storm sewer costs to the extent needed for
draining the trail.
(9) Utility relocation costs necessary for trail construction or
improvement if the utility is not located on a public road.
(10) Trail signs, fencing, landscaping, parking areas, and
walkways.