Federal grant · formula grant (a)
I. Purpose of the Awardthe Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LACMTA) Hereby Submits This Grant Application Requesting $146909793 of FY2017 and FY2021 Section 5307 Funds Apportioned to the Los Angeles-long Beach-anaheim Uza (60020). These Funds Are Being Requested for Bus Preventive Maintenance Activities.federal FUNDSFY2017 Section 5307 Funds (los Angeles 60020): $1707370 FY2021 Section 5307 Funds (los Angeles 60020): $145202423 Includes Fund Exchanges From Arcadia and La Mirada Local Fundstransportation Development Act Article 4 (TDA4) State Transit Assistance Proposition 5% Security and /or Proposition C 40% Discretionary Funds: $37310846TOTAL Fta Funding: $146909793TOTAL Local Funding: $37310846TOTAL Project Funding: $183637242DISPOSITION Proceeds in the Amount of $583397 Will Be Applied to This Application as an Adjustmenttotal Eligible Cost Including Disposition Proceeds: $184220639II. Activities to Be Performedbus Preventive Maintenance LA963543 ($146909793 Federal $184220639 Total)this Grant Applies $146.9 Million of FY17 and FY21 Section 5307 Funds to Fund Lacmtas FY2023 Preventive Maintenance Activities for Vehicles and Facilities Preventive Maintenance Activities. These Funds Will Fund Bus Preventive Maintenance Activities for the Period From 7/1/22 to 6/30/23.III. Expected Outcomesthis Project Is Essential to the Safe and Efficient Operations of Metros Vehicle Fleet. It Will Reduce Accidents Downtime and Maintenance Costs as Well as Improve Driver Morale and Public Relations. Iv. Intended Beneficiariesbus and Rail Riders Including Seniors Persons With Disabilities Low-income and Transit Dependent Individuals and Those Who Do Not Have Alternative Options for Essential Trips.v. Subrecipient Activitieslacmta Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds.
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