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In This Application Cpta Is Requesting to Utilize Ffy 2018 ($418930) and 2019 5339 ($219470) Funds Apportioned to the York Uza in the Amount of $638400 to Purchase a Replacement Bus for Our Commuter Bus Service. the Total Cost of This Project Is Estimated to Be $798000.PURPOSE of the Award: Purchase Replacement Bus for Vehicle Which Has Met/exceeded Useful Lifeactivities to Be Performed: Purchase Replacement Bus Expected Outcomes: Current Bus Will Be Retired and Replaced With New Replacement Bus. Also Expected Outcome Is More Reliability and Less Maintenance Costs.intended Beneficiaries: Rabbittransit Ridershipsubrecipient Activities: N/a
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