Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Is an Application for $270789500 in FY2021 American Rescue Plan (ARP) Additional Assistance Discretionary Funding. These Funds Are 100% Federal Share of the Total Eligible Amount. This Application Utilizes Arp Funding to Prevent Prepare for and Respond to Coronavirus. the Application Scope of Work (award Purpose and Activities) Includes Sustained Transit Operations. Purpose: This Application Utilizes Arp Funding to Prevent Prepare for and Respond to Coronavirus. Activities to Be Performed: These Funds Will Be Used to Backfill Lost Revenue. Bart Is Experiencing a Prolonged Loss of Fare and Parking Revenues. Expected Outcomes: the Intended Outcome of This Project Is to Reimburse Bart for Lost Revenue in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. the Bay Area and Bart Will Benefit From This Infusion of Funding to Allow Bart to Recover and Recover Lost Revenue From the Loss in Ridership. Intended Beneficiaries: These Funds Will Benefit Riders of the Entire Bart System Including the Counties of Alameda Contra Costa San Francisco and San Mateo.subrecipient Activities: N/a Bart Does Not Have Any Subrecipients.recipient Agrees That If It Receives Federal Funding From the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) or Through a Pass-through Entity Through the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act a Different Federal Agency or Insurance Proceeds for Any Portion of a Project Activity Approved for Fta Funding Under This Grant Agreement It Will Provide Written Notification to Fta and Reimburse Fta for Any Federal Share That Duplicates Funding Provided by Fema Another Federal Agency or an Insurance Company. Per Arp the Project(s) in This Application Is/are Not Required to Be Programmed in the Long-range Transportation Plan Statewide Transportation Plan or Statewide Transportation Improvement Program.
Committed
$270.8 Million
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