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1 FTA UPDATES GAMPO Annual Work Session July 10, 2009

1 FTA UPDATES GAMPO Annual Work Session July 10, 2009

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FTA UPDATES

GAMPOAnnual Work Session

July 10, 2009

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FTA UPDATES

1. ARRA – Purpose and Transit Funding

2. ARRA – Status of Georgia Transit Funding and Grants

3. ARRA – Operating Assistance

4. ARRA – Reporting Requirements

5. JARC – NF Lapsing Funds in Georgia

6. FTA Annual Oversight Assessment – Questions for the MPOs

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ARRA: Purpose

• ARRA designed to stimulate the economy, preserve and create jobs, help state and local faltering economies– Recovery

• Maintain and create jobs• Infuse cash into cash strapped state and local economies

– Reinvest• Build and repair infrastructure

• ARRA fundamentals:– Responsibility– Accountability– Transparency

• FTA must ensure purposes and goals are met

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ARRA Transit Funding

Program Amount PurposeUrbanized Area Formula (Inc sec 5340)

$5.97 B Capital and Operating (10%)*

Non-Urbanized Area Formula(Inc sec 5340)

$760 M Capital and Operating (10%)*

Fixed Guideway Modernization Formula

$742 M Capital only

New Starts / Small Starts $742 M Discretionary Capital only

Energy Program (TIGGER) [new]

$100 M Discretionary Capital only

Tribal Transit $17 M Discretionary Capital only

STP FUNDS MAY BE FLEXED

TBD – Flexed to ARRA Formula Programs

For Ready to Go ARRA Eligible Transit Projects

TOTAL TRANSIT $8.4 B

Note: Amounts are after takedown for Administration and Oversight

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• Large UZAs (Section 5307)– Atlanta - $87,666,704

– Augusta - $3,318,716*

– Chattanooga - $4,672,108*

– Columbus - $2,968,483*

– Savannah - $4,672,108

• Fixed Guideway (Section 5309 FG)– $7,380,854 (MARTA)

ARRA Transit Formula Funding - GA

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ARRA Transit Formula Funding - GA

• Rural Funding (Section 5311)– $25,649,675

• Small Urbanized Area Funding (Section 5307 – Governor’s Apportionment)– $12,323,977

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ARRA Transit Formula Funding - GARecipient ID Recipient Name ARRA Grant Grant Amount

1002 GEORGIA DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION - OFFICE OF INTERMODAL PROGRAMS GA-96-X012 $ 9,090,177

1002 GEORGIA DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION - OFFICE OF INTERMODAL PROGRAMS GA-86-X001 $ 18,106,058

ATLANTA

1101 METROPOLITAN ATLANTA RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY GA-96-X005 55,415,078$

1101 MARTA FOR CTRAN GA-96-X011 3,133,523$

2874 COBB COMMUNITY TRANSIT GA-96-X002 9,067,123$

5409 DOUGLAS COUNTY GA-96-X007 340,000$

5440 GWINNETT COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS GA-96-X004 9,444,886$

5891 GEORGIA REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY GA-96-X008 8,690,412$

6335 CHEROKEE COUNTY COMMISSION GA-96-X003 797,009$

6371 HENRY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS GA-96-X001 $ 427,674

ATLANTA - FG

1101 METROPOLITAN ATLANTA RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY GA-56-0001 7,380,854$

ATLANTA - FLEX

1101 METROPOLITAN ATLANTA RAPID TRANSIT AUTHORITY (TFR'D FUNDS) GA-66-X001 25,000,000$

SAVANNAH 1103 CHATHAM AREA TRANSIT AUTHORITY GA-96-X010 4,490,394$

COLUMBUS, GA-AL 1046 CONSOLIDATED GOVERNMENT OF COLUMBUS GA-96-X006 2,769,761$

AUGUSTA, GA-SC 2016 AUGUSTA RICHMOND COUNTY GEORGIA GA-96-X009 2,754,534$

TOTAL IN GRANT APPS 156,907,483$

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ARRA Grant Statistics – GA

• 11 FTA Grantees / 15 ARRA Grants– 3 Grants in draft; not yet submitted

– 4 Grants at DOL

– 1 Grant back from DOL; not yet entered release

– 4 Awaiting release

– 3 Awarded/Obligated

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Recovery Act Projects – GA

• Vehicle Expansions and Replacements (vans, buses)

• Facility/Station Construction and Rehabs

• ITS – Automatic Vehicle Locators and Passenger Information Systems

• Bus/Facility Security Upgrades• Mobility Management – Human

Services Transportation Coordination

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ARRA – Operating Assistance • Now eligible under ARRA! Up to 10%

• Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2009 (H.R. 2346)

• TIP/STIP Modifications and/or Amendments will be necessary

• Local planning process must be followed

• Changes that affect transportation air quality conformity determinations require formal TIP/STIP amendment

• Notify FTA if going to pursue; split letters needed

• Grant Amendments will be necessary; new scope being added; no NEW money unless the full amount was not obligated in the first application

• DOL certification required

• Please wait! If not needed immediately

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ARRA - Reporting Requirements

• FTA Financial and Milestone Progress Reports – July 10

• ARRA Sec.1201(c)(2) DOT – August 16

• ARRA Sec. 1512 – October 10

• ARRA Sec. 1609

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JARC and New Freedom – GA

• Lapsing Funds – Awaiting Applications

Section 5316GA GADOT FY2005 GADOT-Earmark 198,236GA GADOT FY2007 GADOT-Small UZA's 919,739GA GADOT FY2007 GADOT-Rural UZA's 1,141,655GA Atlanta FY2007 Section 5316 - JARC 86,016GA Augusta FY2007 Section 5316 - JARC 201,825GA Columbus FY2007 Section 5316 - JARC 157,239

Total FY2007 Section 5316 Lapsing Funds 2,704,710

Section 5317GA GADOT FY2007 Section 5317 - New Freedom - Small UZA 450,350GA GADOT FY2007 Section 5317 - New Freedom - Rural 625,568GA Atlanta FY2007 Section 5317 - New Freedom (FL) 844,522GA Augusta FY2007 Section 5317 - New Freedom (FL) 108,159GA Columbus FY2007 Section 5317 - New Freedom (FL) 79,731

Total FY2007 Section 5317 Lapsing Funds 2,108,330

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Annual Oversight Questionnaire

• Questions added for MPOs – YES/NO/N/A– Are there any outstanding corrective actions from the last TMA planning

review or statewide planning finding that would put continuation of the certification at risk?

– Is the metropolitan area's transportation plan, TIP or applicable Long Range Statewide Transportation Plan or Statewide TIP scheduled to expire in the current FY?

– In an air quality non-attainment or maintenance area, is there the potential that the conformity determination for the Plan and TIP will lapse?

– Is there evidence that the written agreement (or agreements) among the MPO, the State (s) and the public transportation operator (s) serving the metropolitan planning area lacks definition of each party's responsibilities in carrying out the metropolitan planning process?

– Has the annual listing of projects been published for the Federal funds that were obligated in the preceding program year (including investments in pedestrian walkways and bicycle transportation facilities) within 90 calendar days following the end of the program year?

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QUESTIONS?

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FTA Region IV Contacts

• Jeffery Anoka – GA Urbanized Areas – [email protected]– 404-865-5633

• David Schilling – GDOT– [email protected]– 404-865-5645