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This Application Is to Request Section 5317 New Freedom Funds in the Amount of $740500 to Provide Pratransit Service Beyond What Is Requried by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ada). the Projects Scope of Work Consists of Operating Assistance to Provide New (as Defined in Section 5317 Under Safetea-lu) Paratransit Service Beyond What Is Required by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) To/from Origins/destinations Outside the Agencys Service Area Within Regions of Los Angeles County That Are Part of the Los Angeles-long Beach-anaheim (uza 2). the Paratransit Service Will Be Targeted to the Agencys Clients But Will Also Be Available to the General Public. the Federal Grant Will Support Three (3) Years of Service. the Total Project Cost Is $1481000. the Funding Request Consists of $740500 of Los Angeles County Share of Federal Fy 2012 New Freedom Program Funds Apportioned to Uza 2. the Agency Will Provide the Required 50% Local Funding Match of $740500 From Non-federal Sources. the Agency Will Provide the Service in Compliance With All Applicable Federal Rules Including the Ada and the Requirements for Equivalent Service in the Ada Regulations of the United States Department of Transportation. Access Services Also Provides Ada Complementary Paratransit Service on Behalf of All Fixed Route Bus Services in Los Angeles County. in Addition All Non-ada Demand Response Services in the Service Area Meet Ada Equivalent Service Requirements. Most Recent Tip Approval Date Is: April 30 2014LOCAL Funds Source Is Third Party Contract Revenue and Prop C 40% Discretionary. Assurance Is Provided by Annual Funding Agreement With Lacmta.access Services Provides Complementary Paratransit Services on Behalf of Transit Operators in Accordance With the Requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Throughout the County of Los Angeles. Fixed Route Operatorscity of Alhambra Community Transit Antelope Valley Transit Authority City of Azusa Canyon Coach City of Bell Gardens Town Trolley City of Bellflower - the Bus Beverly Hills Parking Shuttle Burbank Media District Shuttle City of Calabasascarson Circuit Cerritos on Wheelscommerce Municipal Bus Lines Compton Renaissance County of Los Angeles: Willowbrook Bushahns Trolley Cudahy Area Rapid Transitculver City Bus Linesdowney Linkduarte Transitel Monte Trolley Companyfoothill Transit Gardena Municipal Bus Lines Glendale Beelineglendora Transitla Canada/flintridge Shuttle Inglewood I - Line Los Angeles Department of Transportation:dashcommunity Connectioncommuter Expressmetrolink Shuttlesla City Shuttles Los Angeles County Dept. of Public Workslawndale Trolley Long Beach Transitlynwood Trolley Company Montebello Bus Lines Monterey Park Spirit Municipal Area Express (commuter)norwalk Hustle Bus (see Below) Norwalk Transitparamount Busy Riderpasadena Area Rapid Transit Systemrosemead Shopping Expresssanta Clarita Transit Santa Fe Springs Bus Santa Monica Big Blue Bus Sierra Madre Round-a-bout Torrance Transit West Covina Corridor Shuttlewest Hollywood City Linewhittier Transit City of Westlake Village Shuttleorange County Transit Authority (orange Co.) Simi Valley Transit (ventura Co.) Omnitrans (san Bernadino Co.) Access Services Thousand Oaks Transit (ventura Co.):totvista Access Services Contractors:mv Transportation/santa Clarita TRANSIT28250 Constellation Rd.santa Clarita Ca 91355MR. Julius WORLEY(661) 295-6321 Operation Managerdiversified TRANSIT660 West Avenue Llancaster Ca 93536MS. Laura MORENO(661) 341-3910 Ext 461 - Project Managercalifornia Transit INC.3201 S. Hooper ST. Los Angeles Ca 90011MR. Mike Frickegeneral MANAGER(323) 234-8750 Ext. 201GLOBAL PARATRANSIT267 W. 138TH ST. Los Angeles Ca 90061MR. Luis GARCIA(310) 715-7550 - Project Managermv Transportation San Fernando VALLEY16738 Stagg St.van Nuys Ca 91406MR. Nader Raydan (818) 355-4183 - General Managersan Gabriel Transit Inc. 3650 Rockwell Aveel Monte Ca 91731MS. Stacey MURPHY(626) 258-1321 - Project Manager
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