Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of Award Is to Provide Capital Assistance to the Brazos Transit District for Bus Facilities Capital Projects Including Replacing Rehabilitating Purchasing and Constructing or Leasing Bus-related Facilities. These Are Infrastructure Projects Aimed at Improving or Expanding Facilities Related to BTD Bus Transportation. These Projects Include Construction Renovation or Enhancement of Various Aspects of BTDS Bus-related Infrastructure.grant Purpose Is Divided Into Three Projects: a.) After More Than a Decade of Our Public Parking Garage Being Open It Is in Need of Some Minor Rehabbing Due to Shifting in the Building and Sidewalks. B.) Our Midtown Bus Terminal Transfer Point Is in Major Need of a Renovation to Include and Bus Exit Out the Back of Property This Is for the Ae Portion. C.) the Third Portion Is to Purchase Facility-installed Bike Racks as Well as to Purchase Bike Racks to Be Installed on the Fixed Route System Buses.; Activities Performed: Funds Will Be Used for Parking Garage Renovation Architectural and Engineering Design Midtown Terminal and Bike Rack Facilities; Expected Outcomes: Investing in BTDS Bus Infrastructure Can Yield a Wide Range of Positive Outcomes for Individuals and Communities in Its Service Area. It Helps the Environment by Making It a Crucial Component of Sustainable Transportation Planning. the Funding Will Permit BTD to Promote Alternatives to Single Occupancy Driving and a New Facility to Ensure Efficient Transit Traffic and Parking. the Improved Bus Infrastructure Will Provide Facilities Support for Riders Improve the Quality of Life by Providing a Dependable Reasonable and Suitable Transportation Facilities and Option That Reduces the Stress of Commuting and Improves Overall Mobility in BTDS Service Area. the Related Bus Infrastructure Improvement Does Promote Safety Developments Enhanced Accessibility Social Equity. Economic Growth and Urban Development Opportunitiesto Achieve the Above the Project Details Include:a. to Update and Repair the Facility and Keep the Parking Garage in a State of Good Repair. B. to Get Architecture and Design Plans in Order to Publish an RFP Solicitation to Secure a General Contractor to Fully Renovate This Bus Terminal. C. Have Bike Racks on Our Fixed Route System for Passengers to Use for First and Last Mile in Addition to the System.; Intended Beneficiaries: All Public Transit Passengers and Stakeholders Will Be Benefactors With All of These Projects. the Improvement Will Serve the 21 Counties in Central and East Texas Covering Over 14000 Square Miles With a Population of 1350120. Riders Depend on the Continued Services of BTD Permitting Workers and the General Population to Get to Work and Other Destinations.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$825,937
Paid out
$497.1K
60%
Committed, not yet paid
$328.9K
40%
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