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Central Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (CPTA) Is Applying for Section 5307 and 5339 Funds Apportioned to the York Pa Uza in the Total Amount of $1984000 for the Rehabilitation and Renovation of Its Transfer Center Located at 213 West King Street York Pa 17401. the Breakdown of Federal Funding Is as Follows:ffy 2017 5307 Funds = $480637FFY 2018 5307 Funds = $769935FFY 2019 5307 Funds = $148465FFY 2019 5339 Funds = $166717FFY 2020 5339 Funds = $418246 the Non-federal Match Will Be Provided by the State of Pennsylvania and the County of York Pennsylvania.purpose: to Renovate York King Street Transfer Centeractivities to Be Performed: the Engineering Design Construction and Project Management Oversight of the York King ST. Transfer Center Projectexpected Outcomes: Improvements to Safety Ada Accessibility Vehicle and Passenger Circulation and Bring Center Into a State of Good Repairintended Beneficiaries: Ridership of Rabbittransit and City of Yorksubrecipient Activities: N/a
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