Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Executive Summarythis Is a 2017 Fiscal Year Section 5307 Application in the Amount of $1575795.ST. Johns County Recipient 6410 Is a Direct Recipient of Section 5307 Funding. ST Johns County Is Requesting Operating and Capital to Support ST Johns County (ST Augustine Urbanized Area) Public Transportation. the Provider in ST Johns County Is the ST Johns County Council on Aging. the Grant Monies Will Be Used to Support the Operating of the Sunshine Bus Company a Deviated Fixed Route and Paratransit Service. Capital Funds Will Be Used for Rolling Stock Project Administrative Costs Bus Station Stops and Terminals Preventive Maintenance Planning and Bus Support Facilities and Equipment. This Application Contains No Research/development Activities. Details Are Provided in Individual Milestone Descriptions. a Toll Revenue Letter Is Attached for the 20 % Match of Capital From State of Florida Toll Revenue Credits. the 50% in Matching Funds for Operating Funds Will Come From Local Contributions. the Local of 50% Operating Match Funding Comes From the Countys General Fund in the Form of Funds Designated for Public Transportation and From Funding Received From the Florida Department of Transportation in the Form of Public Transportation Assistance. a Copy of the Stip Reference for Operating (page 794 Reference # 406789) and Capital (page 796 Ref # 4292031) Has Been Attached to Project Information.st. Johns County Will Comply With All Applicable Federal Laws and Regulations Related to This Project. Grantee Will Ensure That All Vehicles Purchased Are Accessible and Purchased From an Fta Approved TVM. This Application Does Not Include Funds for Research And/or Development Activities.indirect Costs Will Not Be Applied to This Application and Its Scope of Workfind Attached the Tip Stip and Fdot 5307 Split Letter.
Committed
$960,583
Paid out
$85.6K
9%
Committed, not yet paid
$875.0K
91%
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