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This Application Requests 5339 Funding Apportioned to the Vallejo Uza (#061820) as Follows: FY19 - $457580; FY20 - $476244; and FY21 - $438944.PURPOSE of Grant: the Project Is to Build the Electrical Infrastructure Needed to Charge the Future All Electric Fleet at the Soltrans Operations and Maintenance Facility Located at 1850 Broadway Street Vallejo California.activities to Be Performed: Construction and Installation of Two Structural Steel Canopy Structures Over the Existing Paved Bus Parking Areas and Existing Concrete Pads Which Would Support Overhead Drop-down and Plug-in Charging Infrastructure. Expected Outcomes: the Required Infrastructure Will Allow for Charging Our Electric Buses for Zero-emissions.intended Beneficiaries: the Intended Beneficiaries Are Soltrans Riders and Benicia and Vallejo Residents Along Soltrans Routes. Subrecipient Activities: Soltrans Staff Will Provide Its Usual Oversight of Contractor-performed Construction.overall Grant Funding:total Federal Funds: $1372768TOTAL Local Match: $343192TOTAL Eligible Project Cost: $1715960THE Local Match Will Consist of Transportation Development Act Funds (TDA) and Lctop (low Carbon Transit Operations Program).ffy 19 5339B Solano County Transit Electrical Infrastructure for Charging All-electric Buses:vallejoffy 19 5339 Electrical Infrastructure Vallejo Uza #061820TIP Id# SOL190017FEDERAL Funds Fy 19 5339 Formula Funds (80%) Fy 2019 $457580LOCAL Match (20%) $114395 Total Project Cost: $571975FFY 20 5339 Electrical Infrastructure:vallejo Uza #061820TIP Id# SOL190017FEDERAL Funds Fy 20 5339 Formula Funds (80%) Fy 2020 $476244LOCAL Match (20%) $119061TOTAL Project Cost: $595305FFY 21 5339 Electrical Infrastructure:vallejo Uza #061820TIP Id# SOL190017FEDERAL Funds Fy 21 5339 Formula Funds (80%) Fy 2021 $438944LOCAL Match (20%) $109736TOTAL Project Cost: $548680
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