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This Is a Ffy 2021 American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act 5307 Urbanized Area Formula Grant Program Application in the Amount of $ 57957622. the Application Is for Payroll Administrative and Operating Expenses Due to Reductions in Service or Quarantine at the Jacksonville Transportation Authority in Duval County Jacksonville Florida. This Includes Personnel for Mass Transit Operations CTC Operations Ferry Operations and Skyway Operations. This Is One Sole Application That the Jacksonville Transportation Authority Will Submit to Utilize the Arpa Funding.on March 11 2021 the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act of 2021 Which Includes $30.46 Billion in Transit Funding Was Signed Into Law.this Application Includes Eligible Costs Beginning on January 13 2021 Through January 6 2022.THIS Application Includes Eligible Costs Beginning on January 13 2021 Through April 29 2021 (actual $18531736)THIS Application Includes Eligible Costs Beginning on May 5 2021 Through September 30 2021. (projected $27301218)THIS Application Includes Eligible Costs Beginning on October 1 2021 Through January 6 2022. (projected $12124668).OPERATING Funds Will Cover Expenses From January 13 2021 Through January 6 2022 Including Earnings Employer Benefits Liabilities With Pension and Taxes. 1% Security Expenditures Is Accounted for in This Grant Application Covering Security Personnel. This Calculation Is $579576 Is Included in Ali 30.09.08. See Attachment - 1% Period Actual for January 13 2021 Through April 29 2021. ($185317)SEE Attachment - 1% Period Projected for May 5 2021 Through September 30 2021. ($273012)SEE Attachment - 1% Period Projected for October 1 2021 Through January 6 2022. ($121247)THE Federal Share of This Application Is 100%.THE Recipient Agrees That If It Receives Federal Funding From the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) or Through a Pass-through Entity Through the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act a Different Federal Agency or Insurance Proceeds for Any Portion of a Project Activity Approved for Fta Funding Under This Grant Agreement It Will Provide Written Notification to Fta and Reimburse Fta for Any Federal Share That Duplicates Funding Provided by Fema Another Federal Agency or an Insurance Company.the Operating Expenses Requested in This Application Were Determined by the Jacksonville Transportation Authority. the Jacksonville Transportation Authority Understands That the Expenses Requested in This Application Are Subject to Review for Their Reasonableness as Part of the Agencys Next Triennial/state Management Review.an Insurance Claim Has Not Been Filed. Insurance Is Non-applicable for This Project.the Jacksonville Transportation Authority Is a Designated Recipient of Section 5037 Urbanized Area Formula Arpa Funds.the Jacksonville Transportation Authority Will Follow All 3RD Party Procurement Policies as Defined in C4220.1F (third Party Contracting Guidance).the Jacksonville Transportation Authority Will Ensure Contractors Procured Will Not Be on the Fta Suspension and Debarment List.this Project Only Includes Payroll Administrative and Operating Expenses That Do Not Include Substantial Functional Location or Capacity Changes to the Asset or System. Therefore No Additional Tip/stip Documentation Is Needed.
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