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Fy 2009 Section 5309 Bus and Bus Facility Grant APPLICATIONCA-04-0155 Provides Funds for the Following PROJECT:1. Advanced Zero Emission Bus Demonstration Program $392000PROJECT Description:the Project Will Use $392000 of Fta 5309 Funding for Design and Engineering Fees and Permits and Project Administration and Force Account Labor Charges for the Alternative Fuel Station That Will Be Located at Ac Transit Seminary Division Located at 1100 Seminary Ave. in Oakland California. the Alameda-contra Costa Transit District Will Own Operate and Utilize the Alternative Fuel Station Facility.all of the Grant Funds Will Be Utilized by the Sub Recipient the Alameda-contra Costa Transit District and None of the Grant Funds Will Be Used by the Grantee the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority. the Project Manager for the Alternative Fuel Station Is Jaimie Levin Who May Be Reached At:jaimie Levindirector of Alternative Fuels Policy and Marketingac TRANSIT1600 Franklin Streetoakland Ca 94612(510) 891-7244/ (510) 891-7205 (fax)jlevin@actransit.orgvta Tip Information:mtc Tip Project No: SCL010023MTC Tip No: 2009-00 2009-24 2009-36PROJECT Name: Zero Emission Bus Demonstration Projectmtc Approval Dates: 5/28/2008 7/23/2009 3/3/2010CALTRANS Approval Dates: 9/29/2008 7/23/2009 3/3/2010FTA/FHWA Approval Dates: 11/17/2008 N/a N/aac Transit Tip Information:mtc Tip Project No: ALA070046MTC Tip No: 2009-00 2009-02 2009-24 2009-31PROJECT Name: Zero Emission Bus Advanced Demonstration MTC Approval Dates: 5/28/2008 12/31/2008 7/23/2009 11/18/2009CALTRANS Approval Dates: 9/29/2008 1/7/2009 7/23/2009 12/9/2009FTA/FHWA Approval Dates: 11/17/2008 1/23/2009 N/a 1/7/2010VTA Is a Funding Partner for This Project. Vta Has Obtained an Earmark E2008-BUSP-0699 and Ac Transit Will Perform All Project Management Duties as a Sub Recipient to This Grant.funding Source:fy 2008 Earmark E2008-BUSP-0699: $392000 (80%)LOCAL Match (ac Transit Local Funds): $98000 (20%)TOTAL Grant: $490000 (100%)
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