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):FY2018 Section 5307 Los Angeles (uza #60020) $12480522FY2019 Section 5307 Los Angeles (uza #60020) $ 7193814TOTAL Federal Section 5307 Funds Overall Grant Fundingtotal Federal Funds (67%): $19674336LOCAL Funds: Tda $4419544DISPOSITION Proceeds $5369744TOTAL Local MATCH(33%) $9789288TOTAL Eligible Cost: $29463624DISPOSITION Proceeds in the Amount of $5369744 Are Being Added to Local Share and as an Adjustment Due to Early Retirement of 13 Proterra Battery Electric Buses (information Related to the Disposition Proceeds Has Been Uploaded to Trams Under Application Documents). Purpose:the Purpose of This Grant Is to Provide Community-oriented Environmentally Friendly Bus Service Throughout San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys. to Continue Providing Such Service Foothill Transit Must Replace Its Aging Fleet.activities to Be Performed:this Project Applies FY18 and FY19 Federal Section 5307 Funds of $19674336 to Bus Replacement. Foothill Transit Will Purchase 33 New Flyer 40FT. Hydrogen Electric Buses That Have a Useful Life of 12 Years And/or 500000 Miles. the New Vehicles Will Meet the Clean Air Act Standards (CAA) and the American With Disabilities Act (ADA) Requirements.the Vehicles Being Replaced Have Met Their Useful Life of 12 Years And/or 500000 Miles and Will Be Disposed of in Accordance to Federal Requirements. Information for the Vehicles Being Replaced Has Been Uploaded to Trams Under Application Documents.expected Outcome:purchase of New Buses Is Expected to Reduce Repair and Maintenance Cost in the Long-run and Create Cost Savings. Foothill Transit Bus Replacement Will Improve the Overall Service to Our Passengers. Intended Beneficiariesfoothill Transit Customers Will Benefit From the New Vehiclessubrecipient Activitiesthe Recipient Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds
Committed
$19.7 Million
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