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Title Vi Triennial Program Update for Metropolitan Transit District and North County Transit District TITLE VI TRIENNIAL PROGRAM UPDATE FOR METROPOLITAN TRANSIT DISTRICT AND NORTH COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT AUGUST 2012 401 B Street, Suite 800 • San Diego, CA 92101-4231 • (619) 699-1900 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter I General Requirements and Guidelines..................................................................... 1 1. Overview .............................................................................................................. 2 2. Required Components of the Program Update ................................................ 2 3. General Requirements ........................................................................................ 2 Chapter II Program-Specific Requirements and Guidelines for Recipients Serving Large Urbanized Areas ........................................................ 13 1. Overview .............................................................................................................. 14 2. Program-Specific Requirements ......................................................................... 14 iii LIST OF TABLES Table 2-1 MTS Inventory of Transit Stops within Low-Income Areas ............................................ 46 Table 2-2 MTS Inventory of Transit Stops within Minority Areas ................................................... 46 Table 2-3 MTS Inventory of Transit Stops within LIM Areas ........................................................... 46 Table 2-4 NCTD Inventory of Transit Stops within Low-Income Areas ........................................... 47 Table 2-5 NCTD Inventory of Transit Stops within Minority Areas ................................................. 47 Table 2-6 NCTD Inventory of Transit Stops within LIM Areas ......................................................... 47 Table 2-7 MTS SDTI Vehicles .............................................................................................................. 48 Table 2-8 MTS Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ..................................................................................... 53 Table 2-9 MTS Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ..................................................................................... 54 Table 2-10 NCTD Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ..................................................................................... 55 Table 2-11 NCTD Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ..................................................................................... 56 Table 2-12 MTS Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Non-Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ............................................................................. 57 Table 2-13 MTS Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Non-Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ............................................................................. 58 Table 2-14 NCTD Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Non-Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ............................................................................. 59 Table 2-15 NCTD Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Non-Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ............................................................................. 60 Table 2-16 MTS Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Number of Transfers .......................................................................................................... 61 Table 2-17 MTS Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Number of Transfers .......................................................................................................... 62 Table 2-18 NCTD Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Number of Transfers .......................................................................................................... 63 Table 2-19 NCTD Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Number of Transfers .......................................................................................................... 64 iv LIST OF TABLES (CONT’D) Table 2-20 MTS Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost of Trip ($) .......................................................................................................... 65 Table 2-21 MTS Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost of Trip ($) .......................................................................................................... 66 Table 2-22 NCTD Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost of Trip ($) .......................................................................................................... 67 Table 2-23 NCTD Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost of Trip ($) .......................................................................................................... 68 Table 2-24 MTS Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost per Mile of Trip ($) .......................................................................................... 69 Table 2-25 MTS Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost per Mile of Trip ($) .......................................................................................... 70 Table 2-26 MTS Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Distance of Trip (miles)...................................................................................................... 71 Table 2-27 MTS Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Distance of Trip (miles)...................................................................................................... 72 Table 2-28 NCTD Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Cost per Mile of Trip ($) .................................................................................................... 73 Table 2-29 NCTD Non-Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Cost per Mile of Trip ($) .................................................................................................... 74 Table 2-30 NCTD Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Distance of Trip (miles)...................................................................................................... 75 Table 2-31 NCTD Non Low-Income Census Tract to Major Destinations Distance of Trip (miles)...................................................................................................... 76 Table 2-32 MTS Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ..................................................................................... 77 Table 2-33 MTS Non-Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ..................................................................................... 78 Table 2-34 NCTD Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ..................................................................................... 79 Table 2-35 NCTD Non-Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ..................................................................................... 80 Table 2-36 MTS Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Non-Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ............................................................................. 81 Table 2-37 MTS Non-Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Non-Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ............................................................................. 82 v LIST OF TABLES (CONT’D) Table 2-38 NCTD Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Non-Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ............................................................................. 83 Table 2-39 NCTD Non-Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Non-Peak Hour Travel Time (Minutes) ............................................................................. 84 Table 2-40 MTS Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Number of Transfers .......................................................................................................... 85 Table 2-41 MTS Non-Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Number of Transfers .......................................................................................................... 86 Table 2-42 NCTD Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Number of Transfers .......................................................................................................... 87 Table 2-43 NCTD Non-Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Number of Transfers .......................................................................................................... 88 Table 2-44 MTS Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost of Trip ($) .......................................................................................................... 89 Table 2-45 MTS Non-Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost of Trip ($) .......................................................................................................... 90 Table 2-46 NCTD Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost of Trip ($) .......................................................................................................... 91 Table 2-47 NCTD Non-Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Total Cost of Trip ($) .......................................................................................................... 92 Table 2-48 MTS Minority Census Tract to Major Destinations Cost per Mile of Trip ($) 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