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FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

City of Arcata (Arcata Mad River Transit To allow Free Transit to encourage ridership on Arcata Mad River Transit NO YES NO #N/A 1 19-20-D01-001 System) AMRTS Free Fares Operations System $13,339

This project will provide reduced fares and free ticket vouchers to raise Humboldt Transit Reduced Fares and Free awareness of public transportation. This will give riders an opportunity to NO YES NO #N/A 1 19-20-D01-002 Authority Ticket Vouchers Operations try transit at no cost. $303,307 This project provides for the purchase and installation of a solar canopy to cover the bus parking lot. The canopy will provide enough electricity to power four electric buses and the operations facility. The canopy will also shade the lot, reducing the time buses are idling prior to inspection and NO YES NO #N/A 1 19-20-D01-003 Lake Transit Authority Solar Canopy Project Capital start-up. $102,736 The project will provide unlimited free use of Lake Transit Authority bus routes anywhere in Lake, Napa, or Mendocino counties for the following: Free Fares for Community (1) any Mendocino College or Woodland College student displaying a College Students and the valid student identification and (2) any child between the age of 7 and 17 NO YES NO #N/A 1 19-20-D01-004 Lake Transit Authority Summer Cruisin' Program Operations between June 15 and August 31 (known as the Summer Cruisin' Program) $23,351 RCTA will use LCTOP funding in a three-year bus electrification project, planning an installing an electric recharge facility and augmenting an FTA bus grant to purchase an electric powered vehicle. LCTOP funds will be Redwood Coast Transit Electric Bus Infrastructure used to purchase a single overnight bus charge station ('19-'20) and pay for NO YES NO #N/A 1 19-20-D01-005 Authority Project Capital the costs of upgrading a new bus from gas to electric power ('20-'21). $52,066

Completion of project to purchase two zero-emission Mendocino Transit electric buses to replace old MTA is going to replace two old gas-powered buses with zero-emission NO YES NO #N/A 1 19-20-D01-006 Authority gas-powered buses. Capital buses. $176,103

Trinity County Looking forward to the Innovative Clean Transit goals, accrue 4 years of Department of LCTOP funding towards a zero-emissions van or small bus to replace NO YES NO Yes 2 19-20-D02-007 Transportation Trinity Transit ZEB Vehicle Capital current gas small bus. $26,137

Siskiyou Transit and The proposed project includes upgrades to 50 bus stops including but not General Express Bus Stop limited to 12 Semmi Seats, One Full Size Bus Stops, Bus Schedule NO YES NO #N/A 2 19-20-D02-008 County of Siskiyou Enhancement Project Capital Holders, and ADA Concrete Work. $84,191

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

ShastaConnect Sunday On- Expansion of the ShastaConnect Sunday On-Demand Transit service area Shasta Regional Demand Transit Service to include the cities of Anderson and Shasta Lake, additional areas in the NO YES NO #N/A 2 19-20-D02-009 Transportation Agency Expansion Project Operations city of Redding, and some nearby unincorporated county areas. $135,848

ShastaConnect CTSA Rider Shasta Regional Eligibility Expansion Expansion of rider eligibility for ShastaConnect Monday-Friday CTSA NO YES NO #N/A 2 19-20-D02-010 Transportation Agency Project Operations service. $191,144

Zero-Emissions Vehicle Redding Area Bus Charging Infrastructure Upgrade the existing electrical infrastructure at the maintenance facility in NO YES NO #N/A 2 19-20-D02-011 Authority Project Capital order to accommodate zero-emission bus purchases $21,321

Plumas Transit Systems - Plumas County West Portola Bus Shelter Purchase and construct one (2) solar illuminated bus shelters for a transit Transportation and Replacement Bus stop located in the west side of the incorporated city of Portola and in the NO YES NO #N/A 2 19-20-D02-012 Commission Shelter in Quincy Capital community of Quincy. $38,973

Purchase, construct, and install bus stop enhancements including but not Lassen County limited to benches, shelters, trash cans, solar lighting, bus shelter concrete Transportation Lassen County Bus Stop pads, sidewalks, and curb gutters at stops and park and ride facilities NO YES NO #N/A 2 19-20-D02-013 Commission Improvements Capital within the County of Lassen. $57,266

Tehama County Transit Agency Board/ Continuation of an interregional transit route, the Tri-County Route, Transportation Interregional Transit Route expanding existing TRAX services to connect the County of Tehama with NO YES NO #N/A 2 19-20-D02-014 Commission Operations Operations Glenn and Butte. This route expands rural regional connectivity. $139,189

1 Electric bus to replace gas operated bus that has reached the end of its NO YES NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-015 City of Auburn Auburn Transit Electric Bus Capital useful life in accordance with Short Range Transit Plan. $63,570

Zero-emission electric bus BCAG is replacing one CNG bus with one zero-emission electric bus and Butte County and installation of applicable equipment/charging infrastructure to begin the transition to an Association of equipment and charging all-electric fleet. This project is a continuation of the 18-19-D03-018 YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-016 Governments infrastructure Capital LCTOP project. $437,431

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Colusa County Transit Offer Free Fare Days to all patrons on all routes we offer to help reduce NO YES NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-017 Agency Free Fare Day Operations greenhouse emissions. $41,819

Unitrans Electric Bus Purchase six electric-propulsion buses to replace existing fixed route NO YES NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-018 ASUCD-Unitrans Purchase Capital transit buses that have surpassed their useful lives. $170,429

Nevada County Department of Public Works, Transit Services Nevada County Transit Free Fare incentive program offering increased opportunities to utilize the NO YES NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-019 Division Fare Program Operations public transit system. $80,000

Truckee TART Regional Provide employee and general public transit service between Truckee, NO NO NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-020 Town of Truckee Night Service Operations eastern Placer County, and local area resorts. $110,821 The South Placer County Transit Project will provide bus service between the city of Lincoln and the Watt/I-80 light rail station. The new bus service Placer County will begin in Lincoln before continuing along the Highway 65 corridor Transportation Planning South Placer County Transit with stops at the Galleria Mall, Sutter Hospital and Kaiser Hospital. The YES YES NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-021 Agency Project Operations bus will then travel on Interstate 80 to the Watt/I-80 light rail station. $588,848

Zero Emission Construction of Electric Infrastructure that would support zero emission Infrastructure for Elk bus fleet, to begin implementation of California Air Resources Board's YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-023 City of Elk Grove Grove's Transit System Capital (CARB) Innovative Clean Transit Regulation Plan. $183,498 On September 8, 2019 Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT) implement is new SacRT Forward service improvements which included increasing Route 11 days of operation, frequency during both midday and Sacramento Regional Operating Assistance for peak hour and extending the route south from downtown to City College YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-024 Transit District expanded Route 11 Service Operations Light Rail Station. $574,544

On September 8, 2019 Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT) implement is new SacRT Forward service improvements which included Sacramento Regional increasing Route 13 days of operation, frequency and service area YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-025 Transit District Expanded Route 13 Service Operations extending north and west in to Natomas. $732,325

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

On September 8, 2019 Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT) implement is new SacRT Forward service improvements which included Sacramento Regional increasing Route 68 frequency during pm peak and on Saturday to 30 YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-026 Transit District Expanded Route 68 Service Operations minutes and route improvements to connect to major trip generators. $1,059,629

Expanding service on light rail segment between Sunrise and Historic Expanded Evening Light Folsom stations accommodating mobility needs of those traveling to and Sacramento Regional Rail Service Sunrise to from locations along the impacted segment while mitigating regional NO NO NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-027 Transit District Folsom Stations- Year 3 Operations traffic and air quality impacts. $1,018,885 Purchase one (1) expansion Low-Floor Light Rail Vehicle to increase capacity on the North Eastern Corridor (NEC) of the Blue Line. NEC is Purchase of one (1) currently experiencing capacity issues with 8 trips a day during peak hour Sacramento Regional Expansion Low Floor Light requiring an additional light rail vehicle to decrease overcrowding and YES YES NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-028 Transit District Rail Vehicle Capital provide needed capacity for additional riders. $400,000 TTD's fare free transit program will support local routes 50 and 55 and paratransit services beginning in the month of August 2020. The program is expected to fund fare free operations for approximately nine months Tahoe Transportation TTD Fare Free Transit based on the average fares of local fixed-route and paratransit services NO YES NO #N/A 3 19-20D03-029 District Program Operations during the same period of the prior year. $201,652 Zero-emission electric buses The project will provide capital funding for replacement zero-emission & installation of equipment buses to facilitate the transition from CNG to zero-emission fuel and infrastructure to operate technology. The funds will be used to purchase four ZEB battery electric Yolo County and support zero-emission transit buses and installation of charging infrastructure at the YCTD YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-030 Transportation District buses. Capital facility. $149,628 The project will provide capital funding for replacement battery electric buses to facilitate the transition from CNG to zero-emission fuel technology. The funds will be used to purchase four ZEB battery electric Yolo County Battery electric bus and transit buses and installation of charging infrastructure at the YCTD YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-031 Transportation District infrastructure project Capital facility. $199,954

Provide funding for Yuba-Sutter Transit's share of the Operating costs of Connect Card Electronic the Connect Transit Card regional electronic fare card system which Fare Program Years Three removes barriers to transit ridership and improves efficiency of transit YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-032 Yuba-Sutter Transit through Five Operations operations. $100,000

Funds will be used to reduce the price of a general public urban and rural YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-033 Yuba-Sutter Transit Targeted Fare Subsidies Operations monthly pass from $30 to $10. $196,000

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

El Dorado County Transit Authority (El Cameron Park Service Expansion of fixed route service in Cameron Park from 3-hour headways NO NO NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-034 Dorado Transit) Enhancement Operations to 60-minute headways. $284,181

El Dorado County El Dorado Transit will provide discounted monthly passes and a daily max Transit Authority (El for all Local Fixed Route services; and/or free transportation on Commuter NO YES NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-035 Dorado Transit) Reduced and/or Free Fares Operations services for eligible CSUS and Folsom Lake College Students. $50,000

Purchase a small bus, van or similar large capacity vehicle with and Demand Response Vehicle electric powertrain to use in the demand response service provided by NO YES NO #N/A 3 19-20-D03-036 Glenn Transit Service Upgrade Capital Glenn Transit Service. $54,758

YES YES YES #N/A 3 19-20-D03-167 Yuba-Sutter Transit Free Fare Events Operations Funding various targeted free fare events to encourage transit use. $42,142

The East Bay Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is a 9.5-mile corridor between San Leandro Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and downtown Oakland. This is Alameda-Contra Costa a new service line. The riders in the community will experience frequent, YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-037 Transit District East Bay Bus Rapid Transit Operations reliable and innovative rides. $5,088,407

BART will use $8.53M FY19-20 LCTOP funds for the operation of BART-to-Antioch Extension. It is a new rail system that connects to San Francisco Bay Area BART-to-Antioch BART's Pittsburg/Bay Point station using state-of-the art Diesel Multiple YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-038 Rapid Transit District Operating Funds Operations Unit vehicles to Antioch. $8,534,543

ECCTA will use LCTOP funds on critical electrical infrastructure Maintenance Facility upgrades to our maintenance facility to allow for the safe operation and Eastern Contra Costa Upgrades for Fuel Cell maintenance of fuel cell electric buses alongside our current fleet of diesel YES YES NO Yes 4 19-20-D04-039 Transit Authority Electric Buses Capital buses. $669,103 Enable Wi-Fi access for customers system-wide on buses, microtransit vehicles and paratransit vehicles. This will improve rider experience by Wi-Fi for Bus and enabling access to our many online scheduling apps, including a planned Eastern Contra Costa Paratransit Rider Integrated Dynamic Transit Operation (IDTO) app that allows users to YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-040 Transit Authority Connectivity Capital request our buses to hold for a few minutes to make a connection. $340,505

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

This new LCTOP project would launch a program lasting one year for free Free Fares for Routes 11, fares on Routes 11, 14, and 16 in the Monument Corridor. These routes Central Contra Costa 14, and 16 Serving the serve AB 1550 communities in Concord in one of our lowest income YES YES YES Yes 4 19-20-D04-041 Transit Authority Monument Corridor Operations regions in our service area, as well as Downtown Martinez. $913,620

Central Contra Costa Martinez Amtrak to BART Service from Amtrak to BART, connecting regional rail and job centers YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-042 Transit Authority III Operations with our DAC. $215,710

Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & This project will support the procurement of a new, 500-passenger, high- Transportation District speed NO NO NO Yes 4 19-20-D04-043 (GGBHTD) New Vessel Acquisition Capital ferry vessel. $2,095,658 The City of Fairfield will use LCTOP monies to fund the construction required to complete an upgrade of the electrical infrastructure at the City- Electric Infrastructure owned Corporation Yard. Phase I of this upgrade will provide the Upgrades at the Fairfield necessary electrical infrastructure required to begin accommodating zero- NO YES NO Yes 4 19-20-D04-044 City of Fairfield Corporation Yard Capital emission electric buses. $273,710

Purchase Four (4) Zero- Livermore Amador Emission Replacement Purchase four (4) 40-foot zero-emission battery-electric buses and related Valley Transit Buses and Related Support support infrastructure and necessary improvements to replace diesel- NO YES NO #N/A 4 19-20-D04-045 Authority Infrastructure Capital electric hybrid buses at the end of their useful life. $471,778

Purchase Four 40ft Electric Provide local matching funds for the purchase of four 40ft electric transit NO YES NO #N/A 4 19-20-D04-046 Marin Transit Transit Vehicles Capital vehicles $553,396

The Regional Means Based Transit Fare Pilot program is designed to make Metropolitan transit more affordable for low-income residents, move toward a more Transportation consistent regional standard for Fare discounts, be financially viable and YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-047 Commission Reduced Fares Operations administratively feasible $4,720,738 The project seeks to overhaul the neglected Imola Park and Ride on State Route 121 (SR121) adjacent to SR29. Improving express bus service Napa Valley Imola Ave. at SR29/121 along its major corridors by keeping express bus operations on the Transportation Express Bus Stop corridors in order to reduce running times. This will allow NVTA to NO NO NO #N/A 4 19-20-D04-048 Authority Improvements Capital increase express bus frequencies with existing operating resources. $1,052,102

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

NVTA will purchase one zero emission battery electric bus and charging Napa Valley equipment for use on interlined local fixed bus routes throughout the City Transportation NVTA Zero Emission Bus of Napa. Routes A-H on Vine Transit provides local fixed service in the NO YES NO #N/A 4 19-20-D04-049 Authority Electrification Capital city of Napa. $299,061

The Peninsula Corridor Electrification Project (PCEP) will electrify and upgrade the performance, operating efficiency, capacity and reliability of Peninsula Corridor Peninsula Corridor Caltrain's commuter rail service by electrifying the Caltrain line and YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-050 Joint Powers Board Electrification Project Capital replacing 75% of the diesel fleet with high performance electric train sets. $1,781,703

Petaluma Transit: Purchase This project will replace four diesel buses, which will have reached the Four Zero-Emission end of their useful lives, with four zero-emission bus in FY23, and NO NO NO #N/A 4 19-20-D04-051 City of Petaluma Replacement Buses Capital complete the necessary infrastructure upgrades. $131,246

LCTOP funds are requested for the capital costs associated with initiating the Express Bus Pilot, which will introduce four express bus routes on US- San Mateo County Capital Costs for the 101 serving origins and destinations in San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-052 Transit District Express Bus Pilot Project Capital Francisco counties. $1,703,010

Maintain Increased Frequency on Routes 1 and Continue operation of CityBus' new high frequency Routes 1 and 2 and NO YES NO Yes 4 19-20-D04-053 Santa Rosa CityBus 2 Operations continue increased 15-minute service to major city corridors. $374,678 On the 27 Bryant route from Cyril Magnin (5th Street)/Market to Jackson/Van Ness, the type of work includes 8 transit bulbs, 2 pedestrian bulbs, and 2 signal timing upgrades. Pedestrian improvements including San Francisco daylighting, curb ramps and crosswalk upgrades are proposed for 8 Municipal 27 Bryant Tenderloin intersections. Improvements will reduce travel times and improve YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-054 Transportation Agency Transit Reliability Project Capital reliability for Muni riders $3,328,131 This project will procure three long range battery electric buses (BEB) and necessary equipment to support and operate the BEBs. SFMTA will test San Francisco battery electric bus technology in San Francisco conditions and will inform Municipal the transition of the entire fleet by 2035. These buses will be in revenue YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-055 Transportation Agency Electric Bus Procurement Capital service. $- Free Muni for Seniors for San Francisco residents ages 65+ with a gross annual family income at or below 100% of Bay Area Median Income. Free San Francisco Muni for People with Disabilities for San Francisco residents with Municipal Free Muni for Seniors and disabilities with a gross annual family income at or below 100% of Bay YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-056 Transportation Agency People with Disabilities Operations Area Median Income. $13,292,188

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Disadvantaged Low 1/2 Mile Low- Community Income Income Buffer Total Project Project Benefit Benefit Benefit Request SB 1119 District Project ID Lead Agency: Project Name: Type: Project Description (Short): FY19-20 Procure five 2021 40' hybrid-electric renewable diesel motor coaches. Consistent with the SFMTA's Fleet Management Plan, this project will support future expanded service needed to keep pace with the City's San Francisco rapidly growing job and housing market. Procuring new vehicles will Municipal 40’ Motor Coach Expansion improve transit reliability, efficiency, and customer comfort and YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-057 Transportation Agency Procurement Capital satisfaction $-

Sonoma-Marin Area SMART Commuter Rail This project funds a 12-month period of SMART's Fare Reduction Project, Rail Transit District Operations Fare Reduction including a 50% reduction for Youth Fares and a single price 31-day fare YES YES NO Yes 4 19-20-D04-058 (SMART) Project Operations product for Adult, Senior, Youth and RTC passengers. $355,557

This project will upgrade the electrical infrastructure at SolTrans' Operations and Maintenance Facility at 1850 Broadway Street, Vallejo to Electrical Infrastructure for allow the simultaneous charging of at least ten all-electric zero emission YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-059 Solano County Transit Charging All-Electric Buses Capital buses (ZEBs). $671,217

Purchase of one 35-foot electric-powered bus that will be available for YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-060 Sonoma County Transit Electric Bus Purchase (6th) Capital deployment on local routes serving the cities of Rohnert Park and Cotati. $557,727 Union City Transit is still in the process of acquiring an electric vehicle, but it needs to build the infrastructure to charge this vehicle and future Electric Vehicle Charging electric transit vehicles. These funds will assist in acquisition and City of Union City - Infrastructure for Union installation of the necessary equipment to supply an increasingly YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-061 Union City Transit City Transit Fleet Capital electrified fleet of vehicles for the purpose of providing public transit. $163,945

Santa Clara Valley This project will procure at least fifteen and up-to twenty battery-electric Transportation 2021 Zero Emission Bus buses, including procurement and installation of the necessary YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-062 Authority (VTA) Procurement Capital infrastructure $2,414,972 The Eastridge to BART Regional Connector (EBRC Project) will extend the existing light rail system by approximately 2.4 miles, from Alum Rock Station to Eastridge Transit Center. It will operate primarily on Capitol Santa Clara Valley Eastridge to BART Expressway and include new stations at Story Road (aerial), and Eastridge Transportation Regional Connector Transit Center (at-grade). This project will improve access for low-income YES YES NO Yes 4 19-20-D04-063 Authority (EBRC) Project Capital communities to connect to regional employment and service centers $2,460,369

Funding will support a program offering free rides on weekday Spare the Western Contra Costa "Spare the Fare" Program - Air days (Monday-Friday). The program is designed to provide both Transit Authority Free Rides on weekday financial and environmental incentive to encourage new transit ridership, YES YES YES #N/A 4 19-20-D04-064 (WCCTA) Spare the Air Days Operations reducing single occupancy vehicle travel and GHG. $234,279

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Disadvantaged Low 1/2 Mile Low- Community Income Income Buffer Total Project Project Benefit Benefit Benefit Request SB 1119 District Project ID Lead Agency: Project Name: Type: Project Description (Short): FY19-20 This project will design and construct a new passenger-only vessel to San Francisco Bay Area replace the end-of-life M/V Bay Breeze. The project will replace a vessel Water Emergency with EPA Tier 2 engines with a new vessel with Tier 4 engines. The new Transportation Replacement Vessel for the replacement vessel will produce only about 1/3rd or 33% of the air YES YES NO #N/A 4 19-20-D04-065 Authority M/V Bay Breeze Capital emissions. The new vessel will be able to serve all WETA ferry routes. $485,449 The City of Fairfield will utilize LCTOP funds from FY17/18 and FY18/19 allocations towards a free or reduced fare program. LCTOP Fairfield COVID-19 funds will cover operating costs including promotional advertising and Response and Recovery marketing costs to provide free or reduced rides to the general public on Free and/or Reduced Fare FAST local and paratransit service beginning July 1, 2020 until funds are NO YES NO #N/A 4 19-20-D04-168 City of Fairfield Program Operations fully utilized $-

Livermore Amador Project will allow LAVTA to offer free fares to the general public Valley Transit throughout the year to encourage ridership and promote public NO YES NO #N/A 4 19-20-D04-170 Authority Fare Free Rides Promotion Operations transportation. $- Install 112,000 kWh photovoltaic (PV) system on new Fleet Maintenance and Transit Operations Center during construction. PV panels will be Fleet Maintenance and installed on buildings 100 and 300. Each buildings PV panels will produce Transit Operations Center approximately 56,000 kWh annually for a total of 112,000 kWh annually NO YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-066 City of Lompoc Renewable Energy Capital for the entire system. $14,889

Monterey-Salinas Free Weekend Fares in Free fares on weekends for transit routes serving disadvantaged YES YES YES #N/A 5 19-20-D05-067 Transit Salinas Operations communities in Salinas, California. $500,000

30-day monthly youth passes. At least 1,000 passes will be distributed. Monterey-Salinas Half of which going to DACs. Future potential for additional teaming with YES YES YES #N/A 5 19-20-D05-068 Transit Monthly Youth Passes Operations school districts. $50,000

Monterey-Salinas YES YES YES #N/A 5 19-20-D05-069 Transit Hartnell College Free Fares Operations Free fares for Hartnell College students using any of MST's transit routes. $185,000

Monterey-Salinas Monterey Peninsula College Free fares for Monterey Peninsula College students using any of MST's YES YES YES #N/A 5 19-20-D05-070 Transit Free Fares Operations transit routes. $30,000

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FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Monterey-Salinas Hospitality Industry Transit New program to provide incentives (by way of a discount) for businesses YES YES YES #N/A 5 19-20-D05-071 Transit Passes Operations within the hospitality industry to join MST's Group Discount Program. $56,826 MST would offer free fares systemwide on: MST's 10-Year Anniversary (7/1/20), California Clean Air Day (10/7/20), Election Day (11/3/20), and Get on Board Transit Day (4/2021). Additionally, MST's Travel Training Monterey-Salinas Try Transit Days and staff would provide Transit Adventure Days for a group interested in YES YES YES #N/A 5 19-20-D05-072 Transit Transit Adventures Operations learning to ride the bus $25,000

Purchase, construct, and install electric bus ChargePoint infrastructure, Monterey-Salinas Electric Bus ChargePoint equipment, and facilities to support zero-emission buses for serving YES YES YES #N/A 5 19-20-D05-073 Transit Equipment Install Capital Monterey County and its associated DACs. $250,000

Santa Barbara County Association of Clean Air Express Free Pass Free Clean Air Express pass for long distance commuters in Santa Barbara NO YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-074 Governments Program Operations County $14,768

Santa Barbara County Association of Pacific Surfliner Rail Pass Subsidy for Pacific Surfliner multiride passes between Ventura County YES YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-075 Governments Subsidy Operations and Southern Santa Barbara County $200,000

This pilot service will offer flexible, on-demand, curb-to-curb, microtransit Santa Barbara service in three pilot zones. Riders can order rides from a smartphone app Metropolitan Transit or via a phone call. The vehicles will be ADA-accessible renewable diesel NO YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-076 District SBMTD Microtransit Pilot Operations vans. $778,053 This project will install a new fast charging infrastructure at Watsonville Transit Center (WTC) to allow Battery Electric Bus (BEB) serving the Santa Cruz Fast-charging Infrastructure Watsonville Disadvantage Community (DAC) service area to stay in Metropolitan Transit at the Watsonville Transit operation throughout the day by extending their mileage and operating YES YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-077 District Center (WTC) Capital time. $969,394

Multi-Phase Project to include the purchase of three (3) new forty-foot Fleet Electrification and zero emission battery electric transit buses, four (4) electric vehicle NO YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-078 City of Santa Maria Infrastructure Project Capital charging stations, and all related charging station improvements. $13,826

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Provide low income youth and teens with a Youth Adventure Pass to provide transportation to youth & teen program activities including but not limited to the Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center, Library, Boys & NO YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-079 City of Santa Maria Youth Adventure Pass Operations Girls Club, and YMCA. $40,000

Zero-emission buses and Local match funding will be aggregated over three years to purchase two infrastructure project in the (2) new 35-foot zero-emission buses. Project also includes two (2) fast- South County Transit (SCT) speed electric vehicle charging stations and related charging station NO YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-080 South County Transit service area. Capital improvements. $27,694

South County Transit (SCT) Continuing Routes 27 and 28 operating service in South County which Operating Assistance for provides hourly Monday through Sunday services on Route 28 continuing new Routes 27 (clockwise), while the counterclockwise Route 27 operates only on NO YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-081 South County Transit and 28 service. Operations weekdays. $267,000

City of San Luis Electric Transit Vehicle LCTOP funds are to be used towards the purchase of two (2) electric NO YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-082 Obispo, SLO Transit Purchase Capital transit vehicles. $256,731 San Benito LTA will: begin a 1:10pm roundtrip to Gavilan College, continue a 3:30pm roundtrip to the Gilroy Caltrain Station which began using FY 2015-16 funds, and a 7:35am roundtrip to Gavilan College when San Benito County the school is on break which began using FY 2017-18 funds. Both Gavilan Local Transportation Expansion of Intercounty College runs will begin once the campus reopens in response to COVID- YES YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-083 Authority Services Operations 19 $ 94,741 San Benito LTA will offer free systemwide fares through December 2020 at a minimum, until funds are exhausted. Token Transit charges 10% of San Benito County the final transaction value for each fare purchased over $2.00. For Local Transportation transactions less than $2.00, the fee is $.06 + 7%. This will cover fees YES YES NO #N/A 5 19-20-D05-084 Authority LCTOP Fares Program Operations charged to LTA during FY 2020/21. $21,381

The City of Arvin will replacement diesel buses with zero emissions buses The City of Arvin's Electric and install charging station infrastructure. This program will enable the Buses and Bus City of Arvin's transit department to reduce its GHG emissions and YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-085 The City of Arvin Infrastructure Project Capital improve the air quality for its residents. $41,362

Battery Electric Bus Purchase one battery electric bus suitable for use on public fixed routes YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-086 City of Clovis Purchase Capital and/or paratransit services. $247,569

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Project will allow DART to offer free fares for fixed routes to the general Free Fares for City of public throughout the year to encourage ridership and promote public YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-087 City of Delano Transit Delano residents Operations transportation $100,776 FAX will complete a portion of the construction phase of its ongoing ADA City of Fresno Stop Improvement project (planning, design and other construction to use Department of separate funding). These improvements are necessary to increase safety Transportation - Fresno and accessibility of many older, non-ADA compliant bus stops throughout YES YES NO #N/A 6 19-20-D06-088 Area Express (FAX) ADA Stop Improvements Capital the FAX service area. $350,000 FAX has proposed changes to five routes (Routes 28, 45, 20, 12, and 35) City of Fresno and the creation of a new route, Route 3, to be implemented in two phases. Department of These changes will increase transit ridership, attractiveness and reliability Transportation - Fresno Multiphase Service of service, and accessibility to job and educational centers. This request is YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-089 Area Express (FAX) Enhancements Operations for the first year of operating support. $832,746

City of Fresno Department of FAX will procure and install solar lighting at several bus stops throughout Transportation - Fresno Solar Bus Stop Lighting the FAX service area. This improvement will increase security and system YES YES NO #N/A 6 19-20-D06-090 Area Express (FAX) Installation Capital attractiveness, thereby increasing transit ridership. $200,000

Battery Electric Van Replacement of gasoline 29" cutaway bus with battery electric transit YES YES NO #N/A 6 19-20-D06-092 City of Ridgecrest Replacement Purchase Capital passenger van with 8/1 ADA seating. $56,316

Purchase two (2) new zero-emission battery electric transit buses, solar Zero-Emission Buses and shade covers with two (2) fast speed electric vehicle charging stations and YES YES NO #N/A 6 19-20-D06-093 City of Taft Infrastructure Project Capital all related charging station improvements. $23,537

Purchase One CNG TIME This project will result in the procurement of one CNG replacement bus YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-094 City of Tulare BUS Capital for the City's TIME fixed-route system. $129,484

Accrue 4 years of LCTOP funds to purchase and install electric charging Purchase and Install Electric equipment and related infrastructure to support the City's conversion to an YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-095 City of Wasco Charging Infrastructure Capital electric-powered Dial-A-Ride fleet. $51,722

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Electric Vehicle Fresno County Rural Acquisition for Fresno Acquisition of one (1) BYD 30-ft Electric Bus (or equivalent vehicle) for Transit Agency County Rural Transit use in existing Fixed Route or Demand Response service areas in rural and YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-096 (FCRTA) Agency Capital urban areas of Fresno County. $449,443

Passenger Communication: This project will install media system on fixed route buses that will create Golden Empire Transit (Information Technology route/schedule/trip-based media messages, alerts, and ADA friendly real YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-097 District System) Capital time arrival information to the riders onboard the bus. $350,000

This project will allow GETD to offer free fares to the general public Golden Empire Transit Free Fares for Bakersfield throughout the year to encourage ridership and promote public YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-098 District Residents Operations transportation. $726,709

Kings County Area The proposed project will allow KCAPTA to offer free fares to the general YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-099 Public Transit Agency Free Fares for Kings County Operations public to encourage ridership and promote public transportation. $76,606 Provide monthly subsidy in the amount of $400 a month for up to 24 months. The subsidy would be paid to our Vanpool Service Provider. The Vanpool Service Provider would reduce the amount of each subsidized vanpools monthly rental charge. To qualify at least 5 riders of the vanpool Kings County Area group must certify that they have not been in a vanpool in the last 12 YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-101 Public Transit Agency Vanpool Subsidy Operations months $57,600

Free Fares for Kern Transit's The project allows KT to offer fee fares to general public throughout the YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-102 Kern Regional Transit new routes Operations year to encourage ridership and promote KTs 2 new services $122,361

Kern Regional Transit KT will be using LCTOP funding to purchase zero emissions 45' over the YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-103 (KT) Funding for ZEB Capital road coach and the related charging station infrastructure. $295,000 The proposed project would purchase, construct and install one bus stop with the following enhancements including but not limited to benches, Madera County City of Chowchilla Transit shelters, trash cans, solar lighting, bike racks, bus shelter concrete pads, Transportation Bus Stop Enhancement passenger waiting areas and associated sidewalk, curb and gutter YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-104 Commission Project Capital improvements. $26,922

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Madera County Phase 2- The City of Madera modernize nine (9) manual fare collection Transportation City of Madera Farebox systems for its fixed-route services with electronic AVL equipped fare YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-105 Commission (MCTC) Modernization Phase 2 Capital collection systems. $124,327

Madera County Transportation Purchase Four MCC This project will result in the procurement of four MCC vehicles (3 YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-106 Commission Paratransit Buses Capital replacement/1 new). $147,418

Expand and Enhance the V- The City of Visalia propose to expand and enhance the V-LINE commuter YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-107 City of Visalia LINE Shuttle Service. Operations service. CV-LINE provides service from Visalia to Fresno. $517,709 Installation of two bus shelter at the following locations 430 6 1/2 Avenue, and 920 6 1/2 Avenue City of Corcoran - Corcoran, CA 93212 (in a This project is for a bus shelter to be located at 430 6 1/2 Avenue, and a YES YES NO #N/A 6 19-20-D06-108 Corcoran Area Transit DAC area) Capital second shelter at 920 6 1/2 Avenue in Corcoran, CA 93212. $41,558

Tulare County Area Solar-Powered Bus Stop This project will implement solar-powered bus stop signage to enhance YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-109 Transit (TCaT) Signage Capital TCaT bus stops. $65,875

TcaT proposes to implement a Fare Subsidy Campaign for riders that will Tulare County Area TCaT Fare Subsidy offer free and/or reduced fares to promote increased transit usage YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-110 Transit (TCaT) Campaign Operations throughout Tulare County. $69,438

Tulare County Area This project will implement a TCaT smart-card fare system to enhance YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-169 Transit (TCaT) Smart-Card Fare System Capital fare payment media for riders. $170,000

Increase Weekday Increase bus frequencies to 30-minute headways on 8 weekday routes (1, Kings County Area Frequency on Hanford 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 & 9). This will be the 1st year of this expanded weekday YES YES YES #N/A 6 19-20-D06-171 Public Transit Agency Routes Operations service. $118,000

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

The project is to offer free transit transportation within City limits for Free Transit Fares for McFarland residents. This project will help promote and increase YES YES NO #N/A 6 19-20-D06-172 City of McFarland McFarland Residents Operations ridership and promote public transportation. $28,199

The proposed project will continue to support Route 7 bus service which YES YES NO #N/A 7 19-20-D07-111 City of Norwalk - NTS Norwalk Route 7 Ops Asst Operations started on June 27, 2016. $118,696

This project will implement a Mobile Ticketing option to purchase fares to Gold Coast Transit use on GCTD fixed-route and paratransit services. As several ticket outlets YES YES YES #N/A 7 19-20-D07-112 District (GCTD) Mobile Ticketing Operations have closed, this will make it easier and more convenient to ride transit. $76,290 The Electric Bus Charging Infrastructure Project will procure and install Los Angeles County new stationary and portable charging equipment and storage to enable Metropolitan Metro Electric Bus reduction of air pollutants and toxic air contaminant emissions. Fixed Transportation Charging Infrastructure charging facilities will be installed at the Division 9 Bus Maintenance YES YES NO #N/A 7 19-20-D07-113 Authority Project Capital Facility in El Monte. $39,098,039

Provide Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) students K-12 and City of Los Angeles Los Angeles Community College Districts with free fare on LADOT Department of Free Fare on DASH DASH services. The community and downtown DASH buses operate in YES YES NO #N/A 7 19-20-D07-114 Transportation Services for Students Operations disadvantaged communities. The free fare is applicable to students only. $1,376,916 This service will originate in Long Beach and terminate in Westwood, home to the UCLA campus. The express service will create a desperately needed transit bridge between the City of Long Beach and UCLA, one that UCLA Westwood currently does not exist, and which leads to heavy commuter usage of Commuter Express single occupancy vehicles (SOV) on a severely congested corridor, the I- YES YES NO Yes 7 19-20-D07-115 Long Beach Transit Operations Project Operations 405 $768,169 The City of Santa Clarita Transit will increase access to local transit services by providing on-demand transit to key areas within the City. This project will expand last years by providing additional service into the 2020 On-Demand Transit Canyon Country and Newhall communities. This will also enhance first- YES YES NO Yes 7 19-20-D07-116 City of Santa Clarita Demonstration Project Operations mile/last-mile connectivity in traditionally underserved areas. $326,853

FY20 LCTOP funds will be applied to the initiation of new trains on 5 Southern California existing Metrolink routes during peak periods, in the peak direction. YES YES YES #N/A 7 19-20-D07-117 Regional Rail Authority Metrolink New Service Operations Combined, these routes operate across the entire Metrolink service area. $3,056,418

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

The College Ride program is a fare promotion for students attending Ventura County colleges in Ventura County. The project's goal is to increase the transit Transportation mode share of this growing, but financially impacted, demographic in YES YES YES #N/A 7 19-20-D07-118 Commission College Ride Program Operations Ventura County. $737,844 This project is a continuation of the new Transit Service connecting communities in eastern Ventura County (Simi Valley, Moorpark & Somis) Ventura County to western Ventura County (Ventura, Oxnard & Camarillo). Serves low Transportation Cross County Limited income communities with stops that connect to DAC's. In addition, this YES YES NO Yes 7 19-20-D07-119 Commission Demonstration Project Operations route provides the only fixed route public transit option to/from Somis. $550,000

This project will continue the new Saturday service on the Ventura County Ventura County Metrolink line providing one round trip between LA Union Station and Transportation Ventura County stations including the Simi Valley, Moorpark, Camarillo, YES YES NO #N/A 7 19-20-D07-120 Commission Metrolink Saturday Service Operations Oxnard and East Ventura stations. $300,000

Free fare promotion will include 3 months of free fare for everyone system City of Beaumont wide with an additional 9 months for seniors, disabled and veterans’ YES YES YES #N/A 8 19-20-D08-121 Transit Free Fare Promotion Operations passengers. $93,346

Mountain Area Improving bus stops by including ADA compliant access and providing Regional Transit disabled, seniors, and all customers protection from the inclement weather YES NO NO #N/A 8 19-20-D08-122 Authority Bus Stop Improvement Capital conditions and/or a place to sit while waiting for the bus. $102,167

Morongo Basin Transit Copper Mountain College To provide students of Copper Mountain College one full year of free NO YES NO #N/A 8 19-20-D08-123 Authority Student Fare Subsidy Operations fares. $77,065 To improve bus stops according to our Bus Stop Improvement Priority List along our routes. To improve accessibility to the residents of the City of 29 Palms and the Marine Corps base. By removing accessibility barriers, this Morongo Basin Transit Bus Stop Improvements - may encourage more discretionary riders the ability to use transit over NO NO NO #N/A 8 19-20-D08-124 Authority Amboy & Larrea Capital their private vehicle. $76,862

Omnitrans is requesting LCTOP funds to provide new transit service that connects Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga, Ca. through Ontario, Ca. YES YES YES #N/A 8 19-20-D08-126 Omnitrans Omnitrans Route 87 Operations and ultimately ending in Eastvale, Ca. $-

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Omnitrans Zero Emission Omnitrans is requesting FY19/20 LCTOP funds to purchase 5 Zero Bus and Infrastructure Emission Buses and related infrastructure. Omnitrans will use these funds YES YES YES #N/A 8 19-20-D08-127 Omnitrans Procurement Capital with Federal, and State funds to fund the project. $3,239,600

Palo Verde Valley YES YES YES #N/A 8 19-20-D08-128 Transit Agency Free Fare ride program Operations PVVTA will offer free rides to the general public. $49,431

Palo Verde Valley PVVTA will provide additional service on the Blythe Wellness Express YES YES YES #N/A 8 19-20-D08-129 Transit Agency BWE Expansion Project Operations (BWE) $30,000

The Riverside County Transportation Commission will use LCTOP to Riverside County continue to fund expanded 91/Perris Valley Line service on weekdays and Transportation Expanded Perris Valley weekends from Perris to Los Angeles. Service began in June 2016 and YES YES YES #N/A 8 19-20-D08-130 Commission Line Operations FY21 Operations weekend service was added October 2019. $1,081,302

Free fares for youth, ages 18 and under, and for college students from Riverside Transit August 17, 2020 to June 30, 2021 to remove transportation barriers for YES YES YES #N/A 8 19-20-D08-131 Agency Riverside Transit Agency Operations youth, encourage ridership and promote the use of public transportation. $2,589,270 This multi-phase project will fund the expansion of SunLine property and facilities and allow the installation of a solar microgrid. The solar SunLine Transit Agency microgrid will provide clean, renewable energy in a first-of-a-kind, self- SunLine Transit Expansion / Solar Microgrid sustaining onsite solar battery storage power-plant used specifically to YES YES NO Yes 8 19-20-D08-132 Agency to Hydrogen Capital deliver hydrogen power to SunLine's transit fleet. $1,038,101

Provides assistance to non-profit, human and social service agencies that serve persons with disabilities, seniors, and low-income individuals. The Victor Valley Transit project focuses entirely on greater mobility and increased access to clean YES YES YES #N/A 8 19-20-D08-133 Authority Fare Media Subsidy Operations transportation for DAC residents. $20,000 This project continues the approved project from Cycle 5. It is the fourth year of new and/or expanded service which increased in span/frequency Routes 1, 2, and 3. Route 6 was also added to alleviate pressure on Routes Victor Valley Transit New and Expanded Service 1, 2, 28, and 29 within the DAC intensive area in and around the City of YES YES NO #N/A 8 19-20-D08-134 Authority - Year Four Operations Barstow. $250,000

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Victor Valley Transit Battery Electric Buses Purchase five (5) new 40', class H zero-emission battery electric transit YES YES NO #N/A 8 19-20-D08-135 Authority Purchase Capital buses for Barstow. $637,875 The Mammoth Express Fixed Route Service Expansion 2.0 commuter bus service will replace a previous LCTOP project with updated times to better Mammoth Express Fixed serve our riders' needs. This expanded commuter bus service provides an Eastern Sierra Transit Route Service Expansion additional northbound run from Bishop at 6:45am and an additional south NO YES NO #N/A 9 19-20-D09-136 Authority 2.0 Operations bound run from Mammoth Lakes at 7:05pm $35,000

Reduction on multi-ride 10-Punch passes price on the Mammoth Express Eastern Sierra Transit Mammoth Express Pass routes. The fare reduction would be available on all runs on the Mammoth NO YES NO #N/A 9 19-20-D09-137 Authority Fare Reduction Operations Express routes. $9,520

Eastern Sierra Transit Purchase an electric vehicle for dial-a-ride service as a replacement along NO YES NO #N/A 9 19-20-D09-138 Authority Electric Vehicle Capital with necessary infrastructure for its operation. $52,959

Amador County Transportation Expand Dial-A-Ride Expansion of service area in Jackson for Amador county residents who NO YES NO #N/A 10 19-20-D10-139 Commission Service Area Operations need dial a ride service but live outside the current service area $75,033 Operations and marketing of the Saturday Hopper and community events that operate on Saturdays between San Andreas, Angels Camp, Murphys, and Arnold, and serving special events in the County. Giving residents and Calaveras Transit visitors the opportunity to use public transportation for shopping, NO YES NO #N/A 10 19-20-D10-140 Agency Saturday Service Operations recreation, or employment on Saturdays and during select special events. $20,000

This project provides free fares for the general public to ride Calaveras Calaveras Transit Transit Agency bus service (Calaveras Connect), Monday through Friday. NO YES NO #N/A 10 19-20-D10-141 Agency Free Fare Pilot Program Operations This is a pilot project for one year. $63,613

As an effort to increase ridership, eTrans proposes free fare days from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021 in conjunction with the City of Modesto/Modesto YES YES NO #N/A 10 19-20-D10-142 City of Escalon Free Fare on eTrans Operations Area Express free fare transit program. $1,702

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Disadvantaged Low 1/2 Mile Low- Community Income Income Buffer Total Project Project Benefit Benefit Benefit Request SB 1119 District Project ID Lead Agency: Project Name: Type: Project Description (Short): FY19-20 This project will allow all High School Students within Manteca Unified School District to take Manteca Transit for free until the award money has been depleted. This project will help encourage safe routes to school as City of Manteca - Free Fares for High School well as reduce GHG through limiting the amount of students driving YES YES YES #N/A 10 19-20-D10-143 Manteca Transit Students grades 9-12. Operations themselves. We estimate a total of 25,220 available student rides. $18,915

YES YES YES #N/A 10 19-20-D10-144 City of Tracy Free Student Fares Operations Free fares for students to encourage ridership on the fixed route system. $67,962

Continue our successful Free Fares for Students program to serve students City of Lodi Transit in grades K-12 in disadvantaged communities and promote public transit YES YES YES #N/A 10 19-20-D10-145 Division Free Student Fare Program Operations ridership in general. $83,633

The project will provide 50% discounted ACE tickets to low-income ACE Means-Based individuals. The project will involve coordination with community-based San Joaquin Regional Discounted Ticketing organizations to provide enhanced regional mobility and increased transit YES YES NO #N/A 10 19-20-D10-146 Rail Commission Program Operations affordability for priority populations. $534,417 The project will operate a new Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) route along the Midtown Corridor that will provide service entirely in a disadvantaged and low-income community. This project will provide rapid service, provide San Joaquin Regional BRT Expansion - Midtown access to a variety of destinations, and reduce emissions by implementing YES YES NO #N/A 10 19-20-D10-147 Transit District (RTD) Corridor Operations zero-emission technology. $1,173,520

Initiate a new joint free ride program working in tandem with all systems Stanislaus County in StaRT's regional service area targeting a whole month in July of Free Public Works - Transit rides as well as specific time periods throughout the year as a ride YES YES YES #N/A 10 19-20-D10-148 Division Regional Free Fare Days Operations incentive for fixed route and commuter services. $118,110

This project will enable the Modesto Area Express (MAX) to offer free fares to the general public throughout the year to encourage ridership and YES YES YES #N/A 10 19-20-D10-149 City of Modesto Free Fares Project Operations promote public transportation. $841,048

Transit Joint Powers TJPAMC will purchase seven (7) New 29 to 35ft. low floor diesel buses to Authority for Merced Purchase Replacement replace seven (7) 2010 29' diesel Gillig buses that have met their useful YES YES YES #N/A 10 19-20-D10-150 County Vehicles Capital life. $541,769

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Disadvantaged Low 1/2 Mile Low- Community Income Income Buffer Total Project Project Benefit Benefit Benefit Request SB 1119 District Project ID Lead Agency: Project Name: Type: Project Description (Short): FY19-20 This project will expand General Public Dial-a-Ride to the community of Jamestown in Tuolumne County. Jamestown is currently served by Fixed General Public Dial-a-Ride Route service but has 3-hour headways and low overall ridership. This Tuolumne County Service expansion and proposed service is anticipated to more appropriately serve priority NO YES NO #N/A 10 19-20-D10-151 Transit Agency enhancement Operations populations in the region. $102,956 The Fare Subsidy Program will subsidize the all fares in the Turlock Transit fare structure to reflect values before the fare increases implemented in July 2020. This expected to last at least six months. The purpose is to avoid a loss in ridership that often accompanies a fare YES YES YES #N/A 10 19-20-D10-152 City of Turlock Fare Subsidy Project Operations increase. $50,649

The Free Fare Program will offer free rides to the general public during regionally recognized promotional periods including the month of July, YES YES YES #N/A 10 19-20-D10-153 City of Turlock Free Fare Program Operations Rideshare Week, Election Day, Earth Day, and Dump the Pump Day. $75,229

Yosemite Area Free YARTS tickets to Regional Yosemite for Mariposa and Provide free tickets to Yosemite for Mariposa and Merced County YES YES NO #N/A 10 19-20-D10-154 Transportation System Merced County Residents Operations residents on YARTS $56,907

This request is to roll over funding for a future project that includes San Diego Metropolitan Zero Emission Bus purchasing 14 zero emission 40-foot buses to replace CNG buses which YES YES YES #N/A 11 19-20-D11-156 Transit System Procurement Capital will have reached their useful life. $6,003,201 This project includes purchasing 11 zero emission buses and necessary infrastructure as part of a new pilot program for introducing zero emission bus technology at San Diego MTS. Specifically, the project includes San Diego Metropolitan Zero Emission Bus Pilot purchasing eight 40 ft battery-electric buses, one 60 ft battery electric bus, YES YES YES #N/A 11 19-20-D11-157 Transit System Project Capital two hydrogen fuel cell buses and twelve depot chargers. $225,193

Purchase of Battery Electric North County Transit Zero Emission Replacement North County Transit District (NCTD) will use LCTOP funds for the NO YES NO #N/A 11 19-20-D11-158 District Buses. Capital purchase of six (6) replacement battery-electric zero emission buses. $1,073,540

Purchase of Hydrogen Zero North County Transit Emission Replacement North County Transit District (NCTD) will use LCTOP funds for the NO YES NO #N/A 11 19-20-D11-159 District Buses. Capital purchase of eight (8) replacement hydrogen zero emission buses. $1,124,716

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Caltrans-Division of Rail and Mass Transportation

FY19-20 LOW CARBON TRANSIT OPERATIONS PROGRAM ALLOCATION AWARD LIST

Disadvantaged Low 1/2 Mile Low- Community Income Income Buffer Total Project Project Benefit Benefit Benefit Request SB 1119 District Project ID Lead Agency: Project Name: Type: Project Description (Short): FY19-20 Free fares for all passengers across all services from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021 to remove transportation barriers for all passengers, encourage Imperial County ridership and promote the use of public transportation. Free fares will also Transportation provide additional safety measures for passengers and drivers alike during YES YES YES #N/A 11 19-20-D11-173 Commission Imperial County Free Fare Operations the pandemic. $376,609

Orange County Discounted Age-Based Fare Program to offer free youth passes to all Transportation Discounted Age-Based Fare youth aged 13 and under. The cost of lost fare revenue over four years is YES YES YES #N/A 12 19-20-D12-160 Authority Program Operations estimated to be $2,000,000. $2,000,000

LCTOP funds will provide match to other grant funds available for the Orange County Ten Battery Electric Buses, purchase of five zero emission buses for the new Bravo! Main Street Rapid Transportation Bus Depot Upgrades and Bus service and five zero emission replacement buses, as well as provide YES YES YES #N/A 12 19-20-D12-161 Authority Charging Infrastructure Capital funding for the required bus depot upgrades and charging infrastructure $2,909,886 FY 2017-18 funds funded start-up and operations of Bravo! 529 Rapid Bus Service (Project 17-18-D12-157). Service started February 2019 and the funds will be depleted in June 2020. FY 2019-20 LCTOP along with prior Orange County year LCTOP from 18-19-D12-182, LCTOP interest and fares will provide Transportation Bravo! 529 Rapid Bus an additional 7 months of operating subsidy from July 1, 2020 through YES YES YES #N/A 12 19-20-D12-162 Authority Service Operations Operations January 31 2021 $1,470,913

College Pass Program for College Fare Reduction Program for Irvine Valley, Saddleback, Cypress Orange County Irvine Valley, Saddleback, and Coastline Colleges. Students will be able to ride the OCTA Bus Transportation Cypress and Coastline system for free (Year 1) and reduced (Years 2-3) fares, which will be YES YES YES #N/A 12 19-20-D12-163 Authority Colleges Operations funded with LCTOP. $749,243 LCTOP funds are requested to provide operating subsidy for the first three years and three months of new Metrolink service scheduled to start July Orange County 2020 on the Orange County and 91/Perris Valley Lines. Future year Transportation Metrolink Service LCTOP may be requested for following years. Due to COVID-19 service YES YES YES #N/A 12 19-20-D12-166 Authority Expansion Operations start may be delayed. $-

TOTAL $146,054,354

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