Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Funding for All Projects Included in This Grant Application Is Provided by the Following Apportionment Years and Urbanized Areas (uzas): Section 5307: (fixed GUIDEWAYS)FFY16 L.a.-long Beach (#60020): $59318FFY17 L.a.-long Beach (#60020): $45151FFY20 L.a.-long Beach (#60020) $1393FFY2018 Riverside-san Bernardino (#60420): $3832919FFY2020 Riverside-san Bernardino (#60420): $4061219TOTAL Section 5307 (fixed Guideways): $8000000OVERALL Grant Fundingtotal Federal Funds: $8000000 Toll Credits in Lieu of Local Match: $1600000TOTAL Eligible Project Cost: $9600000THE Local Share (20%) Is Provided by Transportation Development Credits. Because Transportation Development Credits Do Not Allocate Actual Money Toward Project Expenses a 100% Federal Share Is Reflected Where the Credits Are Applied.the Riverside County Transportation Commission (RCTC) Is Submitting This Grant Application to Request $8000000 in Fta Section 5307 Funds for the Rehabilitation and Maintenance of Rctcs Nine Commuter Rail Station Capital Assets and Facilities. the Application Is Funding Capital Rehabilitation and Maintenance of CCTV Facilities and Equipment Electrical Upgrades Solar Covered Parking Painting Pavement Preservation Upgrade Concreate Sidewalk Ada Improvements Elevator Replacement and Upgrades Lighting Improvements Landscaping and Fencing. the Project Will Also Provide Construction for Solar Covered Parking.
Committed
$8.0 Million
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