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Application Purpose: 7/28/2025 Budget Revision 01: Extending the Period of Performance End Date to 12/31/2028. the Period of Performance Is Being Extended to Allow Time for the Completion of the Harlingen Transit Terminal as Capital Cost Being Constructed.; Activities Performed: Reference: Original Application Executive Summary; Expected Outcomes: Reference: Original Application Executive Summary; Intended Beneficiaries: Project BENEFITS:1. Encourage Growth of Public Transportation in Harlingen and the Rio Grande Valley. 2. Encourage Economic Development by Providing an Opportunity for Mixed Use Development. 3. Improve Quality of Life by Providing an Architecturally Appealing Space for Mixed Uses That Connects Directly to Other Projects in Downtown Harlingen. 4. Advance Green Initiatives. 5. the Transit Terminal Will Be a Direct Hub and Benefit Individuals Throughout the City of Harlingen and Surrounding Areas to Use for Their Public Transportation Needs.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$5.6 Million
Paid out
$327.3K
6%
Committed, not yet paid
$5.3M
94%
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