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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Application Purpose: This Application Is Requesting Funding Under the Fy 2018 - Section 20005(B) Funding in the Amount of $1200000 (FTA) for Eligible Short-range Planning Expenses Related to Pstas Central Avenue BRT Project Which Will Include But Not Limited to Project Initiation and Public Involvement Corridor Analysis and Visioning Station Area Strategies and Implementation; Activities Performed: This Application Is Requesting Funding Under the Fy 2018 - Section 20005(B) Funding in the Amount of $1200000 (FTA) for Eligible Short-range Planning Expenses Related to Pstas Central Avenue BRT Project Which Will Include But Not Limited to Project Initiation and Public Involvement Corridor Analysis and Visioning Station Area Strategies and Implementation; Expected Outcomes: Completed Tod Work Related to the Sunrunner Project; Intended Beneficiaries: Psta Passenger; Subrecipient Activities: N/a
Committed
$1.2 Million
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