Biltmore Village Finally Receives $2.4 Million To Help With Helene Recovery
The City of Asheville announced $2.4 million in recovery funding from the North Carolina Department of Commerce’s Small Business Infrastructure Grant Program. The funding will support projects in Biltmore Village and aid ongoing recovery efforts.
“We’re thankful the State has provided this essential recovery funding for three Asheville projects in the Biltmore Village area,” said Asheville Mayor Esther Manheimer. “Improving access and infrastructure not only helps our small, independent businesses, it bolsters the recovery and future resilience of our entire economy and community.”
Here are the specific projects with this award:
$871,649 to support the restoration of approximately 3,000 square yards of historic brick sidewalks in Biltmore Village to preserve its character and improve accessibility and flood resilience.
$968,622 to support the reconstruction of 36 ADA-accessible ramps throughout Biltmore Village to enhance pedestrian safety and access for residents, visitors, and local businesses.
$652,530 to support the replacement of approximately 2,231 linear feet of historic curbing in Biltmore Village to improve stormwater management and restore the district’s historic aesthetic.
