Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Application Is to Request Section 5307 Funds Apportioned to the Duluth Minnesota Uza as Well as FY19 FY22 5339 Funds in the Total Amount of $2620707 in Federal Funding. This Application Requests Funding for Multiple Projects Including: Operating Assistance; Planning/design/engineering Passenger Amenities and Construction for Bus Stop Improvements; Its and Security Improvements; and Facility Rehabilitation. This Grant Application Is for a Total of $4123314 With $2620707 Federal and $1502607 Local Match. the Local Share Is Provided Through a Local Property Tax Levy. Federal Funds Are From the Following Programs:- FY22 Section 5307 Funds Apportioned to the Duluth Minnesota Metro in the Amount of $1729907.- FY19 Section 5339 Small Urban Funds as Awarded From the Minnesota Dot in the Amount of $814836- FY20 Section 5339 Small Urban Funds as Awarded From the Minnesota Dot in the Amount of $75964.PURPOSE: This Award Aims to Provide Safe and Reliable Transit Service to the Minnesota Side of the Duluth/superior Metropolitan Area and to Remain in a State of Good Repair.activities to Be Performed: Funds Will Be Used for Eligible Operating Expenses Planning and Engineering Construction of Bus Stops Facility Improvements and Its. Expected Outcomes: Funding Will Allow the Dta to Continue to Provide Reliable Service Increase the Attractiveness of the Service and Maintain a State of Good Repair. Intended Beneficiaries: the Dta and Its Passengers Will Be the Intended Beneficiaries of Funds Spent. Passengers Who Rely on the Service Will Continue Being Able to Do So and the Dta Will Be Able to Keep the Fleet and Facilities in Good Condition.subrecipient Activities: Noneattachments to This Application Include the 5339 Split Letter 5307 Apportionment Table Tip/stip Tables Mpo Upwp Mpo Long-range Transportation Plan Stip Amendments and Stip Amendment Approval Letter and Supporting Nepa Documents for Bus Shelter.
Committed
$2.6 Million
Paid out
$1.4M
54%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.2M
46%
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