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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
This Grant Includes $835405 in Fy 2019 Section 5339(A) Formula Funding for the Purchase of Approximately Three (3) 40 FT. Diesel Ada Accessible Low-floor Fixed-route Replacement Buses.this Grant Also Includes an Adjustment Amount of $532392 Originated From 2 Previous Dispositions of Fta Funded Vehicles. the Disposition Determinations From Fta Are Attached to This Grant. Purpose:the Funding in This Grant Will Be Used to Purchase Approximately Three (3) New Fixed-route Transit Buses to Replace Existing Fleet Vehicles Which Are Past Their Useful Life. Activities to Be Performed: Purchase of Approximately Three (3) 40 FT. Diesel Ada Accessible Low-floor Fixed-route Replacement Buses.expected Outcomes:the New Replacement Buses Will Improve System Reliability to the Benton Franklin Public Transportation Benefit Area. Intended Beneficiaries:members of the Public Located in the Cities of Kennewick Pasco Richland West Richland Benton City Prosser and Certain Unincorporated Areas of Benton and Franklin Counties.subrecipient Activities:n/a
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$835,405
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