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Application Purpose: the Budget Revision Is for Section 5307 - PR-90-X347-00REHAB of Terminal and Other Items; Anasco PR. This Is a Team Grant Executed on June 29 2015. the Purposes of the Budget Revision Are 1) to Extend the Project Completion Date and 2) to Transfer Funds From Construction to Engineering and Design for Phases I and Ii of This Project to: a) Complete Updated Code-compliant Construction Drawings for the Project B) Construct the First Phase Which Includes Terminals and Stops and 3) Prepare and Publish a Bid for Terminal Rehabilitation (phase 2).; Activities Performed: 1) to Extend the Project Completion Date to May 8 2027 and 2) to Transfer Funds From Construction to Engineering and Design for Phases I and Ii of This Project.; Expected Outcomes: the Expected Outcomes Are: Complete the Required Infrastructure for the Anasco Transit System. Permanently Improve and Upgrade the Transit Service Successfully Complete a Long-term Planned Project.; Intended Beneficiaries: the Beneficiaries Are the Daily Users of the Transit System the Employees in the High Employment Areas and People With Disabilities Who Use the Paratransit Service Most of Them Low-income Citizens.; Subrecipient Activities: There Are No Sub-recipient Activities in This Award.
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