APPENDIX B: FUNDING MATRIX

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2 FEDERAL SAFETEA-LU -- Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ) SAFETEA-LU -- Surface Transportation Program (STP)/Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ): Clean Air Program SAFETEA-LU -- STP/CMAQ Program: Local Streets and Roads Rehabilitation Shortfall SAFETEA-LU -- STP/CMAQ Program: Transit Capital Rehabilitation Shortfall SAFETEA-LU -- STP/CMAQ Program: Transportation for Livable Communities/Housing Incentive Program (TLC/HIP) FHWA MTC TR/ FHWA MTC/BAAQMD TR/ FHWA MTC/CMAs A&T Improved air quality through support of transit capital, operating expenses for first three years of new transit services, and bicycle and pedestrian facilities. For "Spare the Air - Free Transit" Program and programmed by the BAAQMD. Funds are distributed to the County Congestion Management Agencies (CMAs) for programming to local streets and roads rehabilitation projects. FHWA MTC/CMAs TR For transit capital projects. FHWA MTC/CMAs TR//A& T The TLC/HIP is a grant program intended to help municipalities plan and construct community-oriented transportation projects. DOT's, MPOs, transit agencies Yes Transit operators. Local Agencies. Yes Operators. MTC sets aside these funds to meet highscoring transit capital shortfall needs. Local Agencies. Berkeley not an eligible recipient; City could partner with Transit Operator B - 2

3 SAFETEA-LU -- STP/CMAQ Program: Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Program SAFETEA-LU -- Recreational Trails Program SAFETEA-LU -- Transportation and Community System Preservation Program (TCSP) SAFETEA-LU -- Safe Routes to School SAFETEA-LU -- Federal Lands Highway funds SAFETEA-LU -- Rail Line Relocation and Improvement Projects FHWA MTC/CMAs FHWA California Parks Department FHWA FHWA TR/A&T FHWA Caltrans FHWA Caltrans A&T Federal Railroad Administrati on/dot TR//A& T This program is designed to fund regionally significant bicycle and pedestrian projects. To develop, construct, maintain, and rehabilitate trails and trail facilities. To support transit-oriented development, traffic calming, and other projects that improve the efficiency of the transportation system. For infrastructure related projects: planning, design, and construction of projects that substantially improve the ability of students to walk and bicycle to school. Must be within approximately 2 miles of a school. Must be transportation related and tied to a plan adopted by the and MPO. Construction for the improvement of a route or structure of a rail line that is designed to mitigate the adverse of effects of rail traffic on safety, motor vehicle, traffic flow, community quality of life, or economic development. Local Agencies. Yes., local, regional agencies and nonprofits. MPOs, state and local governments., local, and regional entities; nonprofits; schools. /local agencies Must appear in the STIP B - 3

4 FTA Section 5307 Transportation Enhancements FTA Section 5309 Capital Program FTA Section 5310 Transportation for Elderly Persons/Persons with Disabilities. FTA MTC TR/ FTA MTC TR FTA /MTC TR In urbanized areas, with populations over 200,000, operators are required to set aside 1 percent of Section 5307 money for Transportation Enhancements, which can include bus stop improvements and improved bicycle and pedestrian access to transit. In large urbanized areas only, used for capital purposes on fixed guideway transit services such as rail, ferry, cable cars, and buses operating in exclusive rights of way. Capital purchases to meet transportation needs of the elderly or persons with disabilities. Transit operators. Distributed to regions on an urbanized area formula. nprofits and other public agencies Berkeley not an eligible recipient; City could partner with Transit Operator Berkeley not an eligible recipient; City could partner with Transit Operator B - 4

5 FTA Section 5316 Jobs Access Reverse Commute FTA Section 5317 New Freedom Program Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG) Hazard Elimination Safety Program/HSIP FTA MTC TR FHWA/FTA MTC TR HUD HUD TR FHWA Caltrans TR/A&T Services that provide transportation to low income individuals. Transportation services directed to elderly and disabled that go beyond those required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Can be used for construction of public facilities and improvements. Safety improvements on roadways and highways. MTC prioritizes JARC funds (in addition to Transit Assistance (STA) Populationbased funds and Congestion Management and Air Quality (CMAQ) funds) for its Lifeline Program, which provides capital and operating funding for transportation services to CalWORKS and other low-income populations. Public agencies and nonprofits. Formula distribution. Yes Local agencies B - 5

6 Highway-Rail Grade Crossings Program/HSIP STATE Transportation Development Act/ Transit Assistance Funds (TDA/STA) TDA Article 3 Funds Caltrans Community Based Transportation Program (CBTP) FHWA Caltrans TR/A&T Sales Tax/Gasoli ne Tax revenues Sales Tax MTC MTC/ACCMA Caltrans TR TR//A& T Develop and implement safety improvement projects to reduce the number and severity of crashes at public highway-rail grade crossings. Eligible activities include signing and pavement markings at crossings, active warning devices (e.g. lights and gates), crossing surface improvements, sight distance improvements, grade separations (new and reconstructed), and the closing and consolidation of crossings. Capital and operating expenses. Transportation projects. 2% of County funds set aside for bicycle and pedestrian projects. Integration of land use and transportation planning and alternatives to address growth. Local agencies, railway companies. Transit operators. City and counties. Yes Local agencies. Can apply for pedestrian funds not more than once every five years B - 6

7 Caltrans Environmental Justice: Context-Sensitive Planning Bicycle Transportation Account (BTA) Caltrans Caltrans B Office of Traffic Safety Caltrans OTS Safe Routes to School (SR2S) Caltrans STIP - RTIP STIP - ITIP STIP TE Highway Funds Highway Funds Highway Funds CMAs/CTC Caltrans/CTC CMAs/CTC TR//A& T TR/A&T TR/A&T Funds planning activities that assist low income, minority, and underserved communities in participating in transportation planning and project development. Improve safety and convenience for bicycle commuters. Pedestrian/bicycle safety a priority. Infrastructure projects that improve safety and efforts that promote walking and bicycling, within two miles of a school. Local transportation projects programmed at the county level. Interegional transportation projects programmed at the state level. Enhancement activities include pedestrian and bicycle facility improvements, landscaping, scenic beautification. Local agencies. City and County projects. Public agencies. Yes Cities and counties. Yes. Local agencies. Yes Local agencies. Local agencies. Projects must be included in STIP, forwarded through regional planning agencies B - 7

8 Proposition 1B/Highway- Railroad Crossing Safety Account (HRSCA) Proposition 1B/Traffic Light Synchronization Program REGIONAL/LOCAL Lifeline Transportation Program Transportation Fund for Clean Air (TFCA) Safe Routes to Transit local transportation mass transit Special Transportation Bond proceeds. Bond proceeds. CMAQ, JARC, and STA Regional tax on motor vehicles RM2 Caltrans Caltrans MTC/ACCMA BAAQMD and ACCMA Transportation and Land Use Commission TR/A&T TR/A&T TR TR/ Sales Tax ACTIA TR/A&T Highway-railroad grade separations and high-priority grade separations and crossing improvements. Traffic light synchronization projects or other technology based improvements to improve safety, operations, and the effective capacity of local streets and roads. Community based transportation projects focused on low income communities. Purchase or lease of clean fuel buses, clean air vehicles, ridesharing programs, bicycle facility improvements, dissemination of transit information. Enhance pedestrian and bicycle access to transit station in order to reduce congestion on one or more state toll bridges. Local transportation, including streets and roads. Cities, Counties and regional agencies Cities, Counties and regional agencies Local agencies. Public agencies, nonprofits. Yes.? Local jurisdictions. Yes. Sales Tax ACTIA TR Support transit operations. Transit operators. Sales Tax ACTIA TR Pass through to local jurisdictions to address transportation needs of Local jurisdictions. Yes B - 8

9 Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Transit Center Development Planning Grants/FOCUS Planning Grants San Francisco Bay Trails Project Sales Tax ACTIA Sales Tax ACTIA TR/ ABAG/MTC/BAAQ MD/BCDC ABAG TR/ seniors and people with disabilities. 75% of funds are pass through to cities and county; remaining 25% available for countywide planning and projects. Projects promoting residential and retail development near transit centers. Planning efforts that will result in land use plans and policies that increase transit ridership. Regional hiking and biking trails around the San Francisco and San Pablo bays. Local jurisdictions. Cities and Counties. Approved Priority Development Areas Cities, Counties, and districts with planned trails. *Categories: TR -- Transit B -- Bicycle P -- Pedestrian A&T -- Auto and Truck Acronyms: DOT -- Department of Transportation MPO -- Metropolitan Planning Organization STIP -- wide Transportation Improvement Program MTC -- Metropolitan Transportation Commission ACCMA -- Alameda County Congestion Management Agency RM2 -- Regional Measure 2, from Bay Area bridge tolls ACTIA -- Alameda County Transportation Improvement Authority B - 9

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