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Proposed PTMISEA Bond Allocation Assembly Senate Congressional CT Ref # County Grantee Project Total Distict District District Dist Del Norte Local Transportation Replacement Buses for Redwood Coast 1 Del Norte 1 4 1 1 $ 309, 447 Commission Transit 2 Humboldt City of Arcata 1 2 1 1 Replacement 35 foot Transit Bus $ 219, 006 3 Humboldt City of Eureka 1 2 1 1 GPS Tracking System $ 122, 982 4 Humboldt City of Eureka 1 2 1 1 Bus Stop Improvement Project $ 100,000 5 Humboldt Humboldt Transit Authority 1 2 1 1 GPS Tracking System $ 164,264 6 Humboldt Humboldt Transit Authority 1 2 1 1 Bus Stop Improvement Project $ 105,810 Purchase Five Replacement Buses for 7 Lake Lake Transit Authority 1 2 1 1 $ 309,288 LTA Plumas County Transportation 8 Plumas 1 3 4 2 Plumas County Bus Yard $ 243,930 Commission Passenger Accessibility & Loading 9 Shasta Redding Area Bus Authority 4 2 2 2 $ 260,000 Improvements 10 Shasta Redding Area Bus Authority 4 2 2 2 Downtown Transit Center Expansion $ 180,000 11 Shasta Redding Area Bus Authority 4 2 2 2 Maintenence Facility Lobby Renovation $ 57,181 Siskiyou County Local Transportation 12 Siskiyou 4 2 2 2 Purchase of Bus $ 219,272 Comm. Tehama County Transportation 13 Tehama 2 4 2 2 Bus Stop Improvements $ 148,134 Commission Tehama County Transportation 14 Tehama 2 4 2 2 Dispatching Software $ 70,000 Commission Tehama County Transportation 15 Tehama 2 4 2 2 Replace Small Paratrax Vehicle $ 60,000 Commission Trinity County Transportation 16 Trinity 1 4 2 2 Trinity Transit Bus $ 120,989 Commission Butte County Association of Design & Construction of Transit 17 Butte 2,3 4 2 3 $ 1,717,305 Governments Maintenance, Admin, & Operations Facility 18 El Dorado El Dorado County Transit Authority 4,10 1 4 3 Automatic Vehicle Location System $ 456,295 Gold Country Stage Bus Stop 19 Nevada County of Nevada 4 3 4 3 $ 322,501 Improvements Gold Country Stage Vehicle 20 Nevada County of Nevada 4 3 4 3 $ 55,000 Replacement Placer Co. Transportation Planning 21 Placer 4 1 4 3 Auburn Dial-A-Ride Acquisition Program $ 19,763 Agy Placer Co. Transportation Planning 22 Placer 1 4 4 3 Roseville Commuter Bus Expansion $ 252,000 Agy Placer Co. Transportation Planning 23 Placer 1 4 4 3 Transit Bus Replacement-CNG $ 250,000 Agy Placer Co. Transportation Planning 24 Placer 1 4 4 3 Vehicle Tracking System Upgrade $ 168,727 Agy Placer Co. Transportation Planning Roseville Intelligent Transportation 25 Placer 1 4 4 3 $ 132,000 Agy Project Placer Co. Transportation Planning Roseville Corp. Yard Security 26 Placer 1 4 4 3 $ 38,496 Agy Improvements Placer Co. Transportation Planning Loomis Multi-Modal Park & Ride Lot 27 Placer 4 4 4 3 $ 22,555 Agy Expansion, Phase 1 Placer Co. Transportation Planning 28 Placer 1 4 4 3 Auburn Bus Stop/Facility Improvements $ 5,000 Agy Sierra County Transportation 29 Sierra 3 1 4 3 Purchase 2 Replacement Transit Vans $ 5,582 Commission 30 Yolo City of Davis 8,2 5 1 3 Replacement of Double Deck Buses $ 104,295 8/9/2011 1 Proposed PTMISEA Bond Allocation Assembly Senate Congressional CT Ref # County Grantee Project Total Distict District District Dist YCTD Adm,Mtc, & Ops Facility 31 Yolo SACOG 8,2 5 1 3 $ 1,400,000 Improvements Alameda County Congestion Mgmt 32 Alameda 9, 10 15, 18 10, 11 4 Caltrains Station Improvements $ 319,726 Agency 33 Alameda City of Union City 20 10 13 4 Replace (6) Buses $ 128,668 Central Contra Costa Transportation 34 Contra Costa 11 7 7 4 Rolling Stock Replacement $ 1,098,757 Authority Western Contra Costa county Transit 35 Contra Costa 11 7 7 4 Bus Purchase $ 132,187 Authority Western Contra Costa county Transit 36 Contra Costa 11 7 7 4 Real Time Signage $ 85,271 Authority Golden Gate Bridge Hwy & Canal Neighborhood Transit 37 Marin 13 3 6 4 $ 209,162 Transportation Dist Improvements Golden Gate Bridge Hwy & 38 Marin 3 6 6 4 Marin City Transit Hub $ 75,119 Transportation Dist Golden Gate Bridge Hwy & 39 Marin 3 6 6 4 34' Passenger Shuttles $ 608,632 Transportation Dist 40 Napa Napa County Transportation Agency 2 7 1 4 Bus Stop Improvements $ 178,992 41 Napa Napa County Transportation Agency 2 7 1 4 Paratransit Vehicle Replacement $ 210,300 San Francisco Bay Area Rapid 42 San Francisco 9, 3 13, 16 7,8,9,10,11,13 4 BART Station Modernization $ 6,744,601 Transit District San Francisco Bay Area Rapid 43 San Francisco 14 9 10 4 Hillcrest Park & Ride Improvements $ 595,328 Transit District San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Intermodal Access Improvements at 44 San Francisco 14 9 11 4 $ 262,549 Transit District West County BART Stations San Francisco Bay Area Rapid 45 San Francisco 14 9 10 4 Environmental Justice Access to BART $ 224,749 Transit District San Francisco Municipal 46 San Francisco 3, 8 12, 13 8 4 LRV Restoration Program $ 770,000 Transportation Agency San Francisco Municipal 47 San Francisco 3, 8 12, 13 8 4 Central Subway $ 20,216,000 Transportation Agency San Francisco Municipal Balboa Park Station Eastside 48 San Francisco 8 12 8 4 $ 863,710 Transportation Agency Connections San Francisco Municipal 49 San Francisco 3 13 8 4 Hunter's ViewTransit Improvements $ 510,160 Transportation Agency San Francisco Municipal 50 San Francisco 3, 8 12, 13 8 4 Motor Coach Component Rehab $ 700,000 Transportation Agency 51 San Mateo San Mateo County Transit District 8, 11 12, 19, 21 12, 14 4 San Bruno Bus Stop Improvements $ 201,600 52 San Mateo San Mateo County Transit District 12, 19, 21 8, 11 12, 14 4 Bus Stop Improvements $ 196,867 53 San Mateo San Mateo County Transit District 8, 11 12, 19, 21 12, 14 4 Daly City Bus Stop Improvements $ 187,181 San Bruno Belle Air Transit 54 San Mateo San Mateo County Transit District 8, 11 12, 19, 21 12, 14 4 $ 151,251 Improvements 55 San Mateo San Mateo County Transit District 8, 11 12, 19, 21 12, 14 4 San Bruno Senior Shuttle Purchase $ 100,000 56 San Mateo San Mateo County Transit District 8, 11 12, 19, 21 12, 14 4 Pacifica Senior Bus Purchase $ 56,221 Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Santa Clara Caltrain Station 57 Santa Clara 8, 11 12, 19, 21 12, 14 4 $ 223,580 Board Improvements 58 Solano City of Fairfield 5 8 10 4 Bus Stop Improvements $ 119,088 59 Solano City of Fairfield 5 8 10 4 Flex Shuttle $ 60,000 60 Solano City of Fairfield 5 8 10 4 Paratransit Vehicle Purchase $ 68,323 8/9/2011 2 Proposed PTMISEA Bond Allocation Assembly Senate Congressional CT Ref # County Grantee Project Total Distict District District Dist 61 Solano City of Vallejo 4 2 7 4 Bus Shelters and Stops $ 400,004 62 Solano City of Vallejo 4 2 7 4 Replace (7) Buses $ 559,402 63 Sonoma City of Santa Rosa 2 7 6 4 Hybrid Bus Purchase $ 575,153 64 Sonoma Sonoma County Transit 2, 3 6, 7 1, 6 4 40' Bus Purchase $ 798,260 Frank J. Lichtanski Monterey Bay 65 Monterey Monterey-Salinas Transit 27 15 17 5 $ 1,260,991 Operations Center 66 Monterey Monterey-Salinas Transit 27 15 17 5 MST BRT $ 1,329,259 Transit Fleet Procurement - Low-Floor 67 San Luis Obispo City of Paso Robles 33 15 22 5 $ 145,049 Vehicle SLO Transit Bus Radio System 68 San Luis Obispo City of San Luis Obispo 33 15 22, 23 5 $ 25,689 Replacement San Luis Obispo Regional Transit SLORTA Transit Maintenance Facility 69 San Luis Obispo 33 15 22, 23 5 $ 52,589 Authority Purchase San Luis Obispo Regional Transit SLORTA Transit Maintenance Facility 70 San Luis Obispo 33 15 22, 23 5 $ 799,168 Authority Purchase San Luis Obispo Regional Transit 71 San Luis Obispo 33 15 22, 23 5 RTA Coach Replacement - 2009 Gillig $ 400,000 Authority 72 Santa Barbara City of Santa Maria 33 15 23, 24 5 Vehicle Staging Area Expansion $ 318,000 73 Santa Barbara City of Santa Maria 33 15 23, 24 5 Intermodal Transit Center $ 189,513 Bus and Van Surveillance Camera 74 Santa Barbara City of Santa Maria 33 15 24, 23 5 $ 79,500 Retrofit Santa Barbara Association of City of Buellton Transit Stop 75 Santa Barbara 35 19 23, 24 5 $ 21,138 Governments Improvements Santa Barbara Association of 76 Santa Barbara 35 19 23, 24 5 Easy Lift DAR Vehicle Purchase $ 46,735 Governments Santa Barbara County Association of 77 Santa Barbara 35 19 23, 24 5 SMOOTH Van Purchase $ 30,317 Governments Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit 78 Santa Barbara 35 19 12, 24 5 Purchase of AVL System $ 832,125 District Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit 79 Santa Barbara 35 19 23, 24 5 Transit Bus Replacement $ 524,448 District Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit Construction of a consolidated operating District facility that will replace a number of 80 Santa Cruz 3 1 4 5 $ 2,491,923 leased buildings. 81 Fresno City of Clovis 29 14 19 6 Clovis Transit Vehicle Purchase Phase 2 $ 720,458 82 Fresno City of Fresno (FAX) 31 14,16 20 6 Purchase/Install Shop Equipment $ 2,822 83 Fresno City of Fresno (FAX) 31 14,16 20 6 Bus Rapid Transit Improvements $ 527,501 84 Kern City of Wasco 30 16 20 6 Three Electronic Validating Fareboxes $ 63,912 Bus Purchase C- One 32-Passenger 85 Kern County of Kern 32 18 20,22 6 $ 34,578 CNG Buses Bus Purchase B - One 47-Passenger 86 Kern County of Kern 32 18 20,22 6 $ 50,138 CNG Over the Road Coach 87 Kern Golden Empire Transit District 14, 16 29,30,31 18,19,20,21 6 Purchase 5 CNG Bus Replacement $ 2,161,752 88 Kings City of Corcoran 30 16 20 6 Transit Shade Shelter $ 143,793 Kings County Area Public Transit 89 Kings 30 16 20 6 Transit Facility Improvement $ 669,459 Agency 90 Madera Madera CTC 31 12 19 6 New Transit Facility $ 246,198 8/9/2011 3 Proposed PTMISEA Bond Allocation Assembly Senate Congressional CT Ref # County Grantee Project Total Distict District District Dist 91 Madera Madera CTC 31 12 19 6 Madera County Bus Bike Racks $ 15,000 Purchase of Gasoline Trolley & Bus
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