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Application Purpose: the Goals of These Funds Are to Continue With the Operations of Two Main Transit Services the Woodlands Township Provides to the Residence in the Area. the Funds Will Be Spent on Capital Cost of Contracting Operating Assistance and Planning Activities.; Activities Performed: Capital Cost of Contracting Is to Be Used as Reimbursement for a Full Turnkey Third-party Contract for the Woodlands Express Commuter Bus Operations. the Woodlands Express Operates Out of Three Park Ride Facilities in the Woodlands TX and Takes Commuters to Three Major Employment Areas in Houston TX. Operating Assistance Will Be Used to Fund 50% of the Operating Expenses: Security Landscape Maintenance Janitorial Pest Control Wages/salaries Benefits Utilities Telephone Trolley Maintenance Parts and Fuel Etc. Planning Activities Will Be Used to Support Third-party Consultant Services for the Townships Transit Programs.; Expected Outcomes: the Planning Activities Will Provide Benefits Such as: Improving Transit Service Identifying Service Gaps or Needs Identifying Inefficiencies Identifying Service Priorities Identifying Results From Pilot Projects Staff Training and Technical Assistance. the Capital Cost of Contracting and Operating Assistance Will Provide the Following Benefits: Providing Transportation Options Increasing Passenger Capacity/ridership Increasing Service Frequency Maintaining Reliable Transit Service Improving Air Quality. ; Intended Beneficiaries: the Woodlands Township Transit Service Provides Transportation to Work Medical Educational Recreational and Other Venues Within Its Route System. in Addition to the Economic Benefits of Employment the Woodlands Express Fixed Route Bus Service Helps to Improve Air Quality by Reducing the Number of Individual Vehicles on the Roadway in Its Bus Route Network. the Construction of the Park and Ride Lot Is Expected to Attract Additional Riders to the System Which Will Reduce Vehicle Congestion and Reduce Emissions.; Subrecipient Activities: None
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$2.6 Million
Paid out
$2.6M
99%
Committed, not yet paid
$17.2K
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