Charleston's request for $12 million for a new minor league baseball park made the cut, in addition to Kanawha County's request for $13.4 million for a racetrack at Quincy.

Braxton's proposed race track also made the cut for $13 million. The committee will decide which racetrack to fund.

Last Thursday, a lawyer for opponents of Skidmore's track at Flatwoods, asked the West Virginia Economic Development Grant Committee how a property they sold for $3.3 million four years ago is now valued at $10.5 million.

John Hussell, a lawyer for Don and Rebbecca Woodward and heirs raised objections to the Flatwoods project over the Fisher family cemetery.

The Wheeling area is in the running, $49 million for Cabela's and the development around it, $15 million for renovation of the former Stone & Thomas building in downtown Wheeling and the purchase of the Capitol Music Hall, and $2.5 million to renovate Oglebay Lodge and add 58 rooms.

Here is a list of projects that made the cut. They will be further narrowed this Wednesday.

Barbour: Belington Industrial Park, $650,000.

Berkeley: Roundhouse, $6.8 million; airport terminal, $1.3 million; regional business park, $5.4 million.

Braxton: auto racetrack, $13 million.

Cabell: Marshall University biotechnology center, $13.5 million; Sogefi, $990,000; Pullman Square, $11.2 million; food processing facility, $576,900.

Fayette: industrial site, $2 million.

Greenbrier: Theater, $1.7 million.

Hampshire: Wellness center, $5.4 million.

Hardy: Child care center, $500,000; county land purchase, $1 million; Moorefield wastewater treatment plant, $5 million.

Harrison: Charles Pointe, $11.5 million; downtown Clarksburg projects, $10 million.

Jackson: Silverton wastewater project, $500,000.

Jefferson: New high school, $6 million.

Kanawha: Clay Center, $8 million; biotechnology incubator, $1.5 million; baseball park, $12 million; BIDCO projects, $758,000; auto racetrack at Quincy, $13.4 million.

Lewis: Stonewall Resort, $5.4 million; fire academy at Jackson's Mill, $2 million.

Lincoln: High school expansion, $1.5 million.

Logan: Man hospital, $1 million; Chief Logan lodge, $10 million.

Marion: Fairmont parking garage, $3.8 million; high-tech park, $19 million.

Marshall: Grand Vue Park, $4.7 million.

Mason: Point Pleasant Riverfront Park, $1.2 million.

McDowell: Jail, $10.5 million.

Mercer: Concord College technology center, $2 million; baseball park upgrades, $250,000.

Mineral: Airport water system, $2 million.

Mingo: Expand wood products park, $3.5 million; Belo industrial park, $2.8 million.

Monongalia: Blanchette Rockefeller medical research facility, $10 million; public theater and marina, $26.8 million; The Square at Falling Run, $10 million; Chaplin Hill, $1.3 million; West Virginia University research park, $10 million; biometric security project, $2.5 million.

Ohio: Downtown Wheeling projects, $15 million; Cabela's and surrounding business park, $49 million; Oglebay lodge upgrades, $2.5 million.

Putnam: Advantage Valley business park, $3.2 million; Fraziers Bottom business park, $1.6 million; West Virginia Steel building, $300,000; rail spur for Green Metals, $100,000.

Raleigh: X-Quad Commerce Center, $7 million; Mountain State University parking garage, $4.9 million; airport industrial park expansion, $14.7 million.

Randolph: Elkins railroad bridge, $2 million.

Summers: Hydroelectric generator at Bluestone Dam, $2.5 million.

Tucker: Various projects, $6.2 million.

Webster: Woodchopper's Village, $2.6 million.

Wood: Parkersburg riverfront park, $5 million; center for recycling of electronics, $7.1 million.

Wyoming: Expand Twin Falls State Park lodge, $4.8 million.