Technical Memorandum #1

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project

Statuses 2006 - 2012

July 2012

This document was prepared for the Federal Transit Administration Summary of Transitby in the Parks Paul (TRIP) S. SarbanesProject Statuses Transit 2006 in – Parks2012 Technical Assistance Center Page i DISCLAIMER

This document is disseminated under the sponsorship of the U.S. Department of Transportation in the interest of information exchange. The United States Government assumes no liability for its contents or use thereof. The United States Government does not endorse products of manufacturers. Trade or manufacturers’ names appear herein solely because they are considered essential to the objective of this report.

AUTHOR

This document was authored by Jaime Eidswick of the Western Transportation Institute at Montana State University, the lead organization of the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks Technical Assistance Center (TRIPTAC).

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Background ...... 1 Purpose ...... 1 Section 1: Overview of TRIP Projects 2006-2012 ...... 1 Section 2: Categories ...... 6 Section 3: TRIP Project Statuses ...... 11 Section 4: TRIP Qualitative Assessment...... 13 Section 5: Next Steps ...... 16 Appendix A: Project Status by Year ...... 16 Appendix B: Projects by Status Type ...... 48 Appendix C: Reports ...... 117 Appendix D: Press Releases ...... 127 Works Cited ...... 129

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page iii LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1: Projects by Primary Sponsoring Agency ...... 4

Figure 2: Planning vs Implementation by Year ...... 4

Figure 3: Planning vs Implementation by Primary Sponsoring Agency ...... 5

Figure 4: Planning vs Implementation Funding by Year ...... 5

Figure 5: Category Evolution ...... 7

Figure 6: All 2006-2012 Projects by Category ...... 8

Figure 7: Planning Projects Percent by Category ...... 9

Figure 8: Implementation Projects Percent by Category ...... 9

Figure 9: Comparison of FLMA vs Partner Projects by Category ...... 10

Figure 10: Funding by Category ...... 10

Figure 11: Status of 2006-2012 Projects by Percent ...... 13

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LIST OF TABLES

Table 1: TRIP Project Websites ...... 15

Table 2: 2006 Project Statuses ...... 17

Table 3: 2007 Project Statuses ...... 21

Table 4: 2008 Project Statuses ...... 26

Table 5: 2009 Project Statuses ...... 32

Table 6: 2010 Project Statuses ...... 37

Table 7: 2011 Project Statuses ...... 43

Table 8: 2012 Project Statuses ...... 46

Table 9: Projects with a “Complete” Status ...... 48

Table 10: Projects with a "Presumed Complete" Status ...... 65

Table 11: Projects with an "In Progress" Status ...... 73

Table 12: Projects with an "Unknown" Status ...... 95

Table 13: Projects with a "Cancelled" Status ...... 104

Table 14: Projects with a "Newly Announced" Status ...... 105

Table 15: TRIP Final Reports for Planning Projects ...... 117

Table 16: Completed Planning Projects without Known Final Reports ...... 121

Table 17: TRIP Final Reports for Implementation Projects ...... 122

Table 18: Reports Related to TRIP Projects ...... 123

Table 19: Press Release Identified for TRIP Projects ...... 127

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BACKGROUND

The purpose of this project: “Assessment of Benefits of the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks Program,” is to identify the visitor transportation and resource protection improvements that individual projects funded by Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks (TRIP) program have achieved over the past 5 years. The scope of the project is to develop portable measures of effectiveness for various project types, gather data to measure the effectiveness of a selection of completed projects and systems funded by TRIP, and compile a summary of the accomplishments of these projects/systems. The outcome of the project is two-fold: (1) Develop portable measures of effectiveness for various forms of alternative transportation systems by project type (2) Provide a summary overview of the achievements made by a selection of completed projects and systems funded by TRIP in the program’s goal areas by project type.

PURPOSE

The purpose of this memorandum, technical memorandum #1, is to present the outcomes of the first task of this project. The first task consisted of providing a summary overview of the TRIP projects, updating the project/system categories used for these projects, confirming the status of the TRIP projects, and selecting projects for the performance evaluation task.

The technical memorandum is divided into five sections. The first section provides an overview of all projects funded by the Transit in Parks program from 2006 to 2012. The second section provides an overview of the project/system categories and updates made. The third section summarizes the project statuses for the Transit in Parks program. The fourth section documents qualitative benefits of the TRIP program and the final section describes the next steps.

SECTION 1: OVERVIEW OF TRIP PROJECTS 2006-2012

From 2006 through 2012, a total of 291 projects have been awarded funding by the TRIP program; however, three of these projects were cancelled subsequent to the award selection and are not included in the data analysis in this report for Sections 1 and 2.

Therefore, of the 288 projects:

 The total funding awarded is $156,009,475  As shown in Figure 1, the National Park Service (NPS) is the primary sponsor for over half of the projects (66 percent)  There are 114 planning projects (40 percent) funded totaling $29,924, 956  There are 174 implementation projects (60 percent) totaling $126,084,519  For non-motorized implementation projects, TRIP has funded approximately 38 miles of non- motorized trails, 3 bridges, and 24 bike share stations

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page 1  For bus vehicles, TRIP has awarded approximately 178 purchase vehicles and 133 lease/contracted service vehicles1  Of the 132 units that have been awarded TRIP grants, 56 units (42 percent) have received multiple grants  76 units (58 percent) have been awarded one grant, 30 units (23 percent) awarded 2 grants, and 26 units (19 percent) awarded 3 or more  6 units (5 percent) have been awarded 10 or more grants, with Cape Cod National Seashore (14 grants totaling $6,653,280) and Cuyahoga Valley National Park (14 grants totaling $5,792,266) being awarded the greatest number  Of the 56 units receiving multiple grants, the unit awarded the largest amount of funding was the BLM Moab Field Office with total funding of $9,174,000 through 4 grants (an average of $2,293,000 per grant)  As shown in Figure 2, there is an average of 44 projects funded per year2  As shown in Figure 2, more implementation projects are generally funded than planning projects each year  As shown in Figure 3, all Federal Land Management Agencies3 (FLMAs) have had more implementation projects awarded than planning with the exception of USFS  As a whole, FLMAs have been awarded funding for approximately the same number of planning (46 percent) and implementation (54 percent) projects, while Partners have received funding for about three times more implementation projects (76 percent) than planning ones (24 percent).  The smallest project award was $5000 and largest was $4,700,000  Average funding awarded for a project is $541,700 and median is $294,450  12 projects have been at or under $50,000 and 44 have been at or above $1,000,000  FLMAs have been the funding recipients of 201 projects (70 percent) for a total of $75,430,057 (48 percent)  Partner agencies have been the funding recipient for 87 projects (30 percent) for a total of $80,579,418 (52 percent)  As shown in Figure 4, the amount of funding awarded for implementation projects has steadily risen through the years (with the exception of 2012, due to the fact that the graph shows only the initial funding apportionment for 2012)  60 percent of the projects are implementation but account for 81 percent of the funding.

By agency:

 2 BLM projects (1 planning and 1 implementation) were funded, for a total of $296,950  8 BLM partner projects (2 planning and 6 implementation) were funded, for a total of $11,383,000  29 USFS projects (19 planning and 10 implementation) were funded, for a total of $7,720,558  19 USFS partner projects (6 planning and 13 implementation) were funded, for a total of $23,176,266

1 Note that the exact number of vehicles purchased may not be accurate as it is information gathered from the applications and in some cases this detailed information was not available in the application 2 Please note that only a portion of the 2012 funds have been awarded to date; therefore, they are not included in the calculation of average projects per year so as not to incorrectly skew the results. 3 FLMAs = National Park Service (NPS), US Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS), US Forest Service (USFS), Bureau of Land Management (BLM), and Other Federal Agencies such as Army Corp of Engineers.

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 26 FWS projects (10 planning and 16 implementation) were funded, for a total of $7,964,655  11 FWS partner projects (7 planning and 4 implementation) were funded, for a total of $8,754,134  142 NPS projects (63 planning and 79 implementation) were funded, for a total of $57,753,444  47 NPS partner projects (6 planning and 41 implementation) were funded, for a total of $36,146,642  2 Other Federal Agency projects (both implementation) were funded, for a total of $1,694,450  2 Other Federal Agency partner projects (both implementation) were funded, for a total of $1,119,376

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Figure 1: Projects by Primary Sponsoring Agency

Figure 2: Planning vs Implementation by Year

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Figure 3: Planning vs Implementation by Primary Sponsoring Agency

Figure 4: Planning vs Implementation Funding by Year

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page 5 SECTION 2: CATEGORIES

In this project, TRIPTAC was asked to review the categorization of TRIP projects/systems and identify modifications, including additions, if needed. At the start of this project, there were two sets of project/system categorizations: (1) the list available on the TRIP application and (2) a more detailed internal set used by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA).

TRIPTAC reviewed both lists and chose to use the FTA internal list, but add two additional categories including:

 “Ferry Planning” - The addition of the “ferry planning” category provides consistency, so that planning, vehicles and facilities for each type of alternative transportation (AT) are categorized separately. There are two exceptions: there is no bike/ped vehicle category due to the fact that bikes are not an eligible expense for the TRIP program, and there is also no Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) vehicle category. The “ITS facility” category was re-named “ITS technology” to be more accurate.  “Capacity Analysis or Visitor Experience and Resource Protection (VERP)” - This category was added to allow more detailed information to be gathered on this particular type of planning study. VERP is “a planning and management framework that focuses on visitor use impacts on the visitor experience and the park resources. These impacts are primarily attributable to visitor behavior, use levels, types of use, timing of use, and location of use (1).”

To ensure consistency with categorization, TRIPTAC further defined two of FTA’s categories including:

 “Access planning” - A general planning study where the type of AT has not already been decided. If the type of AT has been decided, such as a bus feasibility study, then the planning is categorized by the AT type (e.g., bike/ped, bus, ferry, rail, ITS, etc).  “Bus Vehicle” – This category is further divided for more detail into: lease/contracted services versus purchase, as well as indicating if the service provides a tour.

The evolution of the categories can be seen in Figure 5.

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Figure 5: Category Evolution

Below are some results of data analysis of projects based on their categories:

 As shown in Figure 6, the largest majority of selected projects fell into the category of “bus vehicle” with a total of 83 projects (29 percent). The majority of those were for purchased vehicles (58 projects). The “bus vehicle” category was followed by “access planning” with 63 projects (21 percent) and “bike/ped facility” with 32 projects (11 percent)  As shown in Figure 7, of the planning projects, the category with the greatest number of projects is “access planning” with 61 projects (54 percent), followed by “bus planning” with 25 projects (22 percent) and “bike/ped planning” with 12 projects (11 percent)  As shown in Figure 8, of the implementation projects, the majority are categorized as “bus vehicle” with a total of 83 projects (47 percent), of which 58 were for vehicle purchases. The next most populous category is “bike/ped facility” with 32 projects (18 percent), followed by “bus facility” with 20 projects (11 percent)  As shown in Figure 9, partners are three times more likely to implement a “bike/ped facility” and twice as likely to purchase and/or lease/contract “bus vehicles” as their FLMA counterparts, whereas, FLMAs are twice as likely to implement “ITS technology” and more likely to do most planning studies (with exception of “bike/ped planning” and “access planning,” where partners and FLMAs were about even).  As shown in Figure 10, the category with the largest funding amount is “bus vehicle” with over $43.5 million, and the second largest is “bike/ped facility” with $31.8 million; however, the categories with the largest average project sizes are “ferry facility” with an average of $1.3 million and “bus facility” with an average of $1.0 million

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page 7  As shown in Figure 10, the planning categories with the largest funding amounts are “access planning” with $18 million and “bus planning” with $3.7 million; however, the categories with the largest average project size was “capacity analysis/VERP” with an average of just under $450,000.

Figure 6: All 2006-2012 Projects by Category

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Figure 7: Planning Projects Percent by Category

Figure 8: Implementation Projects Percent by Category

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Figure 9: Comparison of FLMA vs Partner Projects by Category

Figure 10: Funding by Category

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SECTION 3: TRIP PROJECT STATUSES

Current statuses of TRIP projects were identified using multiple sources, including FTA’s project log, national FLMA leaders, FLMA progress reports provided by national FLMA leaders, the John A Volpe National Transportation Center’s website, the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks (TRIPTAC) technical assistance log, and internet searches. At the request of FTA and national FLMA leaders, TRIPTAC did not contact units or partner organizations specifically to gain knowledge on project statuses for this project; however, TRIPTAC was able to leverage other opportunities to gain knowledge about some projects (e.g., staff from Lowell National Historical Park attended the TRIPTAC Northeast Regional Forum, someone from Estes Park presented at the Transportation Scholars orientation, a representative from Cape Cod National Seashore presented at a coordination meeting with Fish & Wildlife Service facilitated by TRIPTAC, etc.).

Below are definitions of the various TRIP project statuses:

 Complete – these are projects that were noted as complete by FTA, by a national FLMA leader, or in an FLMA progress report  Presumed complete – these are projects that TRIPTAC has identified as complete due to finding final reports, information on websites, press releases, and follow-on grant applications. These were not marked as complete, since the information has not been corroborated by FTA or a national FLMA representative  In progress – these are projects that are known to have executed agreements and/or known to be underway. Included in this status are several statuses used previously by FTA, such as moving slowly, incomplete and delayed, executed, etc.  Unknown – these are projects for which no information could be found in the manner that information was collected  Cancelled – a few projects were cancelled after being awarded, and did not utilize the funding  Newly announced – these are projects from the 2011 and 2012 announcement which have not yet started

From 2006-2012, there were a total of 291 projects awarded TRIP funding:

 87 projects (30 percent) are in progress  77 projects (26 percent) are complete  57 projects (20 percent) are newly announced  36 projects (12 percent) are unknown  31 projects (11 percent) are presumed complete  3 projects (1 percent) are cancelled  As shown in Figure 11, and as would be expected, there is a trend toward more “complete” and “presumed complete” projects for the earlier fiscal years. Similarly, the more recent projects are more likely to be labeled as “newly announced.” This is true for all 2012 and 2011 projects, with the exception of one 2011 project, which is presumed complete due to the project timeline and the fact that pre-award organization was conducted to ensure that the vehicle purchase could happen prior to the summer 2012 season.

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page 11  It is estimated that 60 percent of the leased/contracted service vehicle projects n(or 78 vehicles) have been completed, and that 28 percent of the vehicle purchase projects (or 92 vehicles) have been completed  It is estimated that 9 miles (24 percent) of the funded non-motorized trails have been completed  Of the 108 projects at either complete or presumed complete status, 44 are planning projects and 64 are implementation projects  For the above-mentioned 44 planning projects, final reports were obtained for 28 of them, while the other 16 are without known reports  Project reports for completed implementation projects were more difficult to find; however, final reports for 2 completed implementation projects were located  In addition to the above-mentioned reports, reports were also located for two planning projects (2009-019 and 2010-01) which are still “in progress.” These reports will be part of the final report package when the projects are complete.  Other reports related to the TRIP projects (e.g., Transportation Assistance Group (TAG) reports created prior to a planning study, feasibility reports completed prior to the current planning study, etc.) were obtained for 35 projects.

More detailed tables for the status by year can be found in Appendix A, for projects by status can be found in Appendix B, and for the reports by project can be found in Appendix C.

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Figure 11: Status of 2006-2012 Projects by Percent

SECTION 4: TRIP QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT

While the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks program is a small grant program relative to the Federal Transit Administration’s (FTA) other competitive grant programs, it has large benefits to alternative transportation on public lands.

“Rocky Mountain National Park and the town of Estes Park is the poster child for the TRIP program. The 2009 and 2011 TRIP grants have been a critical catalyst program to bridge the gap of funding transit between our gateway community and our neighbor Rocky Mountain National Park. This program is the only program available to solve citizens’ desire to access their Park while reducing resource degradation of single vehicle impacts.” – Scott Zurn, Estes Park Public Works Director

The following websites are dedicated to the TRIP program:

 http://www.fta.dot.gov/grants/13094_6106.html  www.triptac.org  http://publiclands.volpe.dot.gov/usfs-alternative-transportation/trip.shtm

In addition to websites dedicated to the TRIP program, there are several websites dedicated to TRIP projects.

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page 13 Table 1 shows these websites and the related projects.

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Table 1: TRIP Project Websites

Project # Project Name Website 2008-001 Eyak Alternative Transportation http://www.nveyak.com/pages/alternativetra Planning Grant nsportation/index.html 2008-044 Mill Creek Canyon Transportation http://millcreektransportation.com/ Feasibility Study 2008-051 Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National http://publiclands.volpe.dot.gov/usfs- Forest Alternative Transportation alternative-transportation/mbs/index.asp Feasibility Study 2009-014 Castillo de San Marcos / City of St. http://www.halback.com/RCB/Project.html Augustine, Florida, Pedestrian and Transit Study 2009-015 "Ding" Darling National Wildlife http://dingdarlingtransportation.com/index.ht Refuge Alternative Transportation ml Planning Study 2009-016 River of Grass Greenway Feasibility http://www.evergladesrogg.org/j/ 2011-057 Study River of Grass Greenway (ROGG) East Planning Project 2010-011 Programmatic assessment and http://publiclands.volpe.dot.gov/car-less- guidance of transit expansion california/ opportunities on the National Forests of California, Central Sierra region 2010-039 Construction of a 2.5 mile section of http://www.sleepingbeartrail.org 2011-047 the Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail (SBHT) Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Multi-Use Path Phase 1 Completion

Table 19 of Appendix D provides detailed information about TRIP projects with identified press releases. Below are some excerpts showing the benefits of the TRIP program and projects that it funds:

 “We are pleased to receive this funding for critical projects to improve visitor safety and access to the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad,” said CVNP Superintendent Stan Austin. “This railroad is the park’s alternative transportation system and it is a great example of a public-private partnership that works (2).”  The new Banner Route has been made possible through a $1.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to the City of Baltimore. Partial funding for the grant was provided through the Paul. S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks Program, which addresses the challenges of increasing vehicle congestion around America's national parks and other federal lands. “Visitors are the lifeblood of any national park," said Tina Orcutt, Superintendent of Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine. The new Banner Route of the Charm City Circulator will bring thousands of people to the Birthplace of 'The Star-Spangled Banner.' It connects two great areas of Baltimore – the Inner Harbor and Fort McHenry - in a safe, clean and environmentally- friendly way (3)."  "The Cabrillo Circulator Shuttle will deliver a greater number of passengers in fewer vehicles, thus increasing public access and decreasing transportation costs," said Port Commissioner Scott

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page 15 Peters. "This is also true for cruise visitors from the B Street and Broadway Cruise Ship Terminals, as well as conventioneers from the San Diego Convention Center. The Circulator will greatly increase their access to and within this federal park (4)."  “San Antonio is leading the way in showing how quickly cycling can be accepted as a legitimate, everyday transportation option,” [Mayor Julian Castro] says. B-Cycle officials say they will use funds from the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks Program federal grant to launch the Mission Reach B-Cycle expansion. The grant will provide for five to seven B-Cycle stations in or near the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, allowing locals and visitors to bike from the center city to Missions Concépcion, San Jose, San Juan and Espada (5).  The National Park Service, through a 2012 grant, will provide an additional $843,140 from the Federal Highway Administration's Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks Program (TRIP). Funding will be used to install more stations along the river in Minneapolis next year. The release of Nice Ride bike share stations ties in closely with the park's alternative transportation efforts to expand multimodal access to the river. This includes bus, light and high speed rail, bike trails, water access as well as improvement to bus pads, signage, and ADA accessibility. The park's Mississippi River Companion will be updated with detailed maps illustrating these modes of transportation (6).

SECTION 5: NEXT STEPS

The information found in this technical memorandum will be used in the following ways: (1)to provide a more in-depth look at the completed TRIP planning projects and their final reports, (2) to select projects for the performance measures study, which will be described further in technical memorandum #3, and (3) as a basis for the marketing brochure that will be created at the completion of the project.

APPENDIX A: PROJECT STATUS BY YEAR

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Table 2: 2006 Project Statuses

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Glacier Bay National Park Glacier Bay National Park 2006-001 x Gateway Dock Replacement and Preserve State of Alaska 2006-002 Whistle Stop Project Chugach National Forest Alaska Railroad x Hermit Road Shuttle Bus Grand Canyon National 2006-003 x Transfer Grand Canyon National Park Park Sequoia Giant Forest Shuttle Bus (leasing) and 2006-004 x Project Branding and Sequoia and Kings Canyon Sequoia and Kings Marketing Plan National Parks Canyon National Park Feasibility Analysis of Alternatives for Future Inyo National Forest, Devils 2006-005 Mandatory Shuttle Bus Postpile National x Operations for Reds Monument, Yosemite Meadow/Devils Postpile National Park Inyo National Forest Improve Accessibility and 2006-006 Safety of Headlands Point Reyes National Point Reyes National x Transportation System Seashore Seashore Studies Required to San Francisco Maritime Complete EIS for Extension National Historical Park of 2006-007 x of Historic Streetcar the Golden Gate National Golden Gate National Service Recreation Area Recreation Area San Joaquin Valley/Sequoia 2006-008 National Park Gateway Sequoia and Kings Canyon x Shuttle Link National Parks City of Visalia, CA Integrated Transportation 2006-009 Capacity Assessment for x Yosemite Valley Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park Marin / Muir Woods Transportation Projects: Muir Woods National 2006-010 Implement Parklands Monument of the Golden x Intelligent Transportation Gate National Recreation Golden Gate National System Area Recreation Area Muir Woods National Muir Woods Transportation Monument of the Golden 2006-011 x Planning Gate National Recreation Golden Gate National Area Recreation Area

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Yosemite Area Regional Park and Ride Lots in 2006-012 Transportation System x Mariposa County for YARTS Yosemite National Park (YARTS) Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, 2006-013 Commerce City and x Stapleton Area Shuttle Rocky Mountain Arsenal City of Commerce City, Feasibility Study National Wildlife Refuge CO Mesa Verde National Park Completion of Visitor 2006-014 x Distribution and Mesa Verde National Transportation Study Mesa Verde National Park Park The Maroon Bells— Saving the Wilderness with Snowmass Wilderness Area 2006-015 Innovative and Fun Transit x of the White River National Roaring Fork (SWIFT) Forest Transportation Authority Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge Alternative 2006-016 x Transportation Planning Ding Darling National Study Wildlife Refuge Lee County Transit Continue Transportation Planning to Improve 2006-017 x Congestion and Hawaii Volcanoes National Hawaii Volcanoes Overcrowding Park National Park Grand Teton National Park 2006-018 Public Transportation Grand Teton National x (Transit) Business Plan Grand Teton National Park Park Midewin National Tallgrass Midewin National Tallgrass Midewin National 2006-019 x Prairie Public Transit Plan Prairie Tallgrass Prairie

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Table 2: 2006 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Purchase Two Alternative Fuel Shuttle Buses to 2006-020 Assure Future Universal x Visitor Access to Primary Tall Grass Prairie National Tall Grass Prairie Resource Preserve National Preserve Plan for Safe Non- Motorized Access to the Parker River National Parker River National 2006-021 x Wildlife Refuge from the Wildlife Refuge, Essex nearby Newburyport MBTA County National Heritage Essex National Heritage Transit Center Area, MA DCR Sandy Point Commission Integrated Public/Private 2006-022 Transit Systems at Cape Cape Cod Regional x Cod Cape Cod National Seashore Transit Authority Conduct Maintenance Cape Cod National 2006-023 x Alternatives Analysis Cape Cod National Seashore Seashore Repair Historic Trolley Lowell National Historical Lowell National 2006-024 x Infrastructure Park Historical Park Cape Cod National 2006-025 Replace Cape Cod Trams x Cape Cod National Seashore Seashore Patuxent Tram Rehabilitation Proposal: 2006-026 Rehabilitate Existing x Prototype Electric Tram and Patuxent Research Tram Tour Route Patuxent Research Refuge Refuge Purchase 2 Island Explorer Maine Department of 2006-027 x Vans with Trailers Acadia National Park Transportation Replace 8 Island Explorer Maine Department of 2006-028 x Buses Acadia National Park Transportation Enhance Parking Sandy Hook Unit of the Gateway National 2006-029 Management TIS at Sandy Gateway National Recreation Area - Sandy x Hook Recreation Area Hook Roosevelt-Vanderbilt Roosevelt-Vanderbilt 2006-030 Design ATS Pilot Program x National Historic Sites National Historic Sites

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page 19 Table 2: 2006 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Prepare Title II Contract Documents for Completion 2006-031 of Railroad Signalization at x Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley Park Park National Park Hi-Rail Railroad Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley 2006-032 x Maintenance Vehicle Park National Park Complete Title II Design to 2006-033 Rehabilitate Rail - Valley Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley x Railway. Park National Park Wheelchair Accessible Railroad Car for Cuyahoga 2006-034 x Valley Scenic Railroad Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley Scenic (CVSR) Park Railroad Lewis and Clark Explorer Lewis and Clark National Sunset Empire 2006-035 x Shuttle Historical Park Transportation District Highway 26 Alternative 2006-036 Transportation Oregon Department of Opportunities Mt. Hood National Forest Transportation x Expand Existing City Trolley 2006-037 System to Serve Park San Juan National Historic Codevisa Transit with x Visitors Site Municipality of San Juan Santa Ana National Wildlife 2006-038 Refuge Tram Replacement Santa Ana National Wildlife Santa Ana National x Project Refuge Wildlife Refuge Replace Rapidan Transit Shenandoah National 2006-039 x Vehicle Shenandoah National Park Park Replace Back Bay National Back Bay National Wildlife Back Bay National 2006-040 x Wildlife Service Trams Refuge Wildlife Refuge Marsh-Billings- Complete Fiscal Analysis Of 2006-041 Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Rockefeller National x Public Private Transit National Historical Park Historical Park Purchase Replacement Buses for Stehekin Shuttle 2006-042 System, Tours, and Transit; x North Cascades National North Cascades National North Cascades National Park Service Complex Park Park

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Table 3: 2007 Project Statuses

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Mendenhall Glacier Visitor 2007-001 Center Transit x Improvements Tongass National Forest Tongass National Forest Gustavus Dock Replacement/Alaska 2007-002 x Marine Highway Terminal Glacier Bay National Park Alaska Department of Project and Preserve Transportation Sabino Canyon Recreation Sabino Canyon Area of the Coronado 2007-003 Transportation Analysis and x National Forest, Santa Coronado National Feasibility Study Catalina Ranger District Forest Implement Highway Advisory Radio to Promote 2007-004 x Transit Use and Reduce Grand Canyon National Grand Canyon National Congestion Park Park Prepare Operational Plan to 2007-005 Implement the Fort Baker Golden Gate National Golden Gate National x Shuttle Recreation Area Recreation Area Reds Meadow Transportation Shuttle Inyo National Forest, Devils 2007-006 x Reimbursement for Bus Postpile National Leasing and Costs Monument Inyo National Forest Lease Shuttle Buses for the 2007-007 Giant Forest Shuttle System Sequoia and Kings Canyon Sequoia and Kings x in Sequoia National Park National Parks Canyon National Parks Lease Yosemite Area Merced County 2007-008 Regional Transportation Association of x System (YARTS) Vehicles Yosemite National Park Governments Lease Muir Woods Clean Muir Woods National Fuel Shuttles & Improve Monument of the Golden 2007-009 x Transit Stop for Muir Gate National Recreation Golden Gate National Woods Centennial Area Recreation Area

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page 21 Table 3: 2007 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Prepare Environmental Impact Statement for the Extension of San Francisco San Francisco Maritime 2007-010 x Municipal Railway (Muni) National Historical Park of Historic Streetcar the Golden Gate National Golden Gate National Route/Line Recreation Area Recreation Area Complete Parkwide Integrated Transportation 2007-011 x Capacity Assessment for Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park Rocky Mountain Arsenal 2007-012 Rocky Mountain Arsenal Rocky Mountain Arsenal x Bus Acquisition National Wildlife Refuge National Wildlife Refuge Modeling the Effects of Alternative Transportation 2007-013 on Resource Protection and x Visitor Experiences in Rocky Rocky Mountain National Rocky Mountain Mountain National Park Park National Park The Maroon Bells— Roaring Fork Alternative Snowmass Wilderness Area Roaring Fork Alternative 2007-014 Public Transportation in x of the White River National Transportation Demand (RAPID) Forest Authority Fort Pickens/Gateway 2007-015 Community Alternative Gulf Islands National Gulf Islands National Transportation Plan Seashore Seashore x Boston Harbor Islands Rehabilitate Ferry Hub Pier 2007-016 Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation x at Georges Island National Recreation Area Area Public Transit Expansion Monomoy National Wildlife 2007-017 Study for Outer and Lower Refuge, Cape Cod National Monomoy National x Cape Cod Seashore Wildlife Refuge Develop Integrated Parking Cape Cod National Cape Cod National 2007-018 x and Transit Plan Seashore Seashore Lowell Trolley Deferred 2007-019 Maintenance and Safety Lowell National Historical Lowell National Historic x Improvements (Phase 2) Park Park

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Table 3: 2007 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Cape Cod National Cape Cod National 2007-020 Beach Trams x Seashore Seashore Replace Buses for the 2007-021 Provincetown/Truro Shuttle Cape Cod National Cape Cod Regional x Service Seashore Transit Authority Fort McHenry National Formulate Sustainable 2007-022 Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic x Trolley Partnership Monument and Historic Site Site Fort McHenry National 2007-023 Provide Safe Visitor Access Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic x Monument and Historic Site Site Research and Design of a 2007-024 Low-Environmental-Impact Multiple Wildlife Refuges in x Tram Northeast (Region 5) FWS Headquarters Conduct a comprehensive Chincoteague National 2007-025 transportation planning Wildlife Refuge, Assateague Chincoteague National x study Island National Seashore Wildlife Refuge Evaluate Bus Stops to 2007-026 Eliminate Safety Hazards x (PMIS 134223) Acadia National Park Acadia National Park Replace Six Propane Buses 2007-027 Equipped with Transit Maine Department of x Technology Acadia National Park Transportation Enhancement of Grand Island National Recreation 2007-028 Area existing alternate x transportation system - Hiawatha National Hiawatha National Forest. Hiawatha National Forest Forest Purchase Additional Transit Vehicles for Glacier Glacier National Park and 2007-029 x National Park Transit Blackfeet Indian System Reservation Glacier National Park Sandy Hook Unit of the Feasibility Study to Replace 2007-030 Gateway National Gateway National x Shuttle Buses Recreation Area Recreation Area

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Spring Mountain National Lee Canyon Demonstration Recreation Area of the 2007-031 x Shuttle Bus System Humboldt-Toiyabe National Humboldt-Toiyabe Forest National Forest Complete Ferry Terminal Fire Island National Fire Island National 2007-032 x Design Seashore Seashore

2007-033 Expanded Shuttle Pilot Roosevelt-Vanderbilt Roosevelt-Vanderbilt x National Historic Sites National Historic Sites Upgrade Rockside Railroad Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley 2007-034 x Boarding Station Area Park National Park Lease Lewis and Clark 2007-035 Lewis and Clark National Sunset Empire x Explorer Shuttle Buses Historical Park Transportation District ATS Prototype Partnership 2007-036 Valley Forge National Valley Forge National x Prior to Capital Investment Historical Park Historical Park Gettysburg National Military Park; Eisenhower Procure Three Trolleys and 2007-037 National Historic Site and x Construct Bus Stops the Soldiers National Adams County Transit Cemetery Authority Conduct Technical Study of 2007-038 Mountain Road Shuttle Bus Kennesaw Mountain Kennesaw Mountain x Service National Battlefield Park National Battlefield Park Nature Friendly Visitor Transportation to Facilitate 2007-039 Ecotourism in Texas Parks x and Wildlife-World Birding Lower Rio Grande Valley Lower Rio Grande Valley Center Parks National Wildlife Refuge National Wildlife Refuge Complete Zion National 2007-040 Park Shuttle Service x Planning Study Zion National Park Zion National Park Expand Zion Visitor Center 2007-041 x Bus Stop Zion National Park Zion National Park Albion Basin Transportation Wasatch-Cache National Wasatch-Cache National 2007-042 x Feasibility Study Forest Forest

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Table 3: 2007 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced The North Moab Recreation 2007-043 Areas Alternative BLM Moab Field Office, x Transportation Project Arches National Park Grand County, UT Conduct Visitor Survey and Colonial National Historical 2007-044 x Enhance Operations for ATS Park Colonial National Park Lake Chelan Dock 2007-045 Infrastructure – Prince Wenatachee National x Creek Dock Replacement Wenatchee National Forest Forest Construct a 4.2 mile trail system from National Elk 2007-046 Refuge Visitor Center to the x end of the National Elk National Elk Refuge, Grand Refuge. Teton National Park Teton County, WY

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Eyak Alternative 2008-001 Transportation Planning x Grant Chugach National Forest Native Village of Eyak The Wickenburg 2008-002 x Community Trails System Hassayampa Field Office Hassayampa Field Office Lake Mary Road Bicycle 2008-003 x Facility Project Coconino National Forest City of Flagstaff, AZ San Diego Bay NWR Salt 2008-004 Ponds Transportation San Diego Bay National San Diego Bay National x Feasibility Study Refuge Refuge Second Year of Reds Meadow Transportation 2008-005 x Shuttle Reimbursement for Bus Leasing Inyo National Forest Inyo National Forest Muir Woods National Design Accessible Bus Stops Monument of the Golden 2008-006 and Multi-Use Link to Gate National Recreation Golden Gate National Transit at Muir Beach Area Recreation Area x Feasibility Study for 2008-007 Developing an ATS at Inyo National Forest, BLM x Whitney Portal Bishop Field Office Inyo National Forest Lease Shuttle Buses for the 2008-008 Giant Forest Shuttle System Sequoia and Kings Canyon Sequoia and Kings x in Sequoia National Park National Parks Canyon National Parks San Joaquin Valley/Sequoia 2008-009 National Park Gateway Sequoia and Kings Canyon Sequoia and Kings x Shuttle Link National Parks Canyon National Parks Lease Yosemite Area Yosemite Area Regional 2008-010 Regional Transportation Transportation System x System (YARTS) Vehicles Yosemite National Park (YARTS) Comprehensive Transportation Study and Development of a Multi- Inyo National Forest, Devils 2008-011 x Agency Master Postpile National Transportation Plan for the Monument, Yosemite Eastern Sierra National Park Inyo National Forest

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Table 4: 2008 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Implement a Fee Parking System to Fund Shuttle and 2008-012 Transit Access to and Within the Marin Headlands Golden Gate National Golden Gate National and Fort Baker Recreation Area Recreation Area x Conduct Planning and Complete Engineering East Santa Cruz Island of 2008-013 x Study to Improve Access to the Channel Islands Channel Islands National Santa Cruz Island National Park Park Prepare an EIS for New Water Shuttle Access and 2008-014 x Landside Linkages to Golden Gate National Golden Gate National GGNRA Park Sites Recreation Area Recreation Area Establish Park Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP) and 2008-015 x Develop Regional Transportation Corridor Partnerships Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park PresidiGo Shuttle Service 2008-016 x Bus Purchase Presidio of San Francisco Presidio Trust Purchase New Tram 2008-017 Vehicles for Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park x

2008-018 Tahoe City Transit Center Lake Tahoe Basin x Management Unit (LTBMU) Placer County, CA Feasibility and Cost Analysis 2008-019 for the Development of Rocky Mountain National Rocky Mountain x Multi-Use Trails Park National Park Rocky Mountain National Park and Primary Access 2008-020 NEPA Study for x Transportation Rocky Mountain National Improvements Park Estes Park The Timucuan Boat and 2008-021 x Kingsley Tram Tour Timucuan Preserve City of Jacksonville, FL

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Alternative Transportation 2008-022 CNG Bus Lowell Park Lowell National Historical Lowell National x Transportation System Park Historical Park Plan to Develop Adams 2008-023 Adams National Historical Adams National Landing Transportation Hub Park, Squantum Point Park Historical Park x Study Integrated Bicycle Cape Cod National Cape Cod National 2008-024 x Plan for Cape Cod Seashore Seashore Study for Cape Cod Intelligent Transportation 2008-025 x System (ITS) Cape Cod National Cape Cod National Implementation Seashore Seashore NPS Blackstone River NPS Visitor Center and Bikeway National Union Station Bikeway 2008-026 Recreation Trail of the NPS NPS Blackstone River x Intermodal Transportation Blackstone River Valley Valley National Heritage Connector Design National Heritage Corridor Corridor Multi-modal Transportation 2008-027 Infrastructure Improvement Lowell National Historical Lowell National x Project Park Historical Park Rehabilitate/Construct 2008-028 Assateague Island National Assateague Island x Pedestrian/Bike Trails Seashore National Seashore

Prepare a Business Plan for Assateague Island National 2008-029 Visitor Transit Seashore, Chincoteague Assateague Island x Implementation National Wildlife Refuge National Seashore Replace Three, 28 Passenger, Propane 2008-030 Powered Transit Buses x Equipped with Transit Maine Department of Technology Acadia National Park Transportation Construct Bus Maintenance 2008-031 Facility and Island Explorer x Operation Center Acadia National Park Acadia National Park

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Table 4: 2008 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Enhancement of Grand Island National Recreation 2008-032 x Area Existing Alternate Hiawatha National Transportation System Hiawatha National Forest Forest Alternative Transportation Implementation Study for 2008-033 x Bodie Island in Cape Cape Hatteras National Cape Hatteras National Hatteras National Seashore Seashore Seashore The White Mountain Trail 2008-034 Alternative Transportation White Mountain National White Mountain x Project Forest National Forest Alternative Fuel Tour Bus 2008-035 Bosque del Apache National Bosque del Apache x for Bosque del Apache NWR Wildlife Refuge National Wildlife Refuge Alternative Transportation Planning for Public Access 2008-036 and Use in the Valles x Caldera National Preserve, Valles Caldera National Valles Caldera National New Mexico Preserve Preserve Alternative Transportation 2008-037 Feasibility Study/Cost Fort Stanwix National Fort Stanwix National x Analysis Monument Monument Complete Planning for the Jamaica Bay Unit of the 2008-038 Rockaway Gateway Gateway National Gateway National x Connector Recreation Area Recreation Area The Traveler Information 2008-039 National Parks of New York National Parks of New x System Harbor York Harbor Phased Implementation of 2008-040 Roosevelt-Vanderbilt Roosevelt-Vanderbilt ATS National Historic Sites National Historic Sites x Lease Lewis and Clark 2008-041 Lewis and Clark National Sunset Empire x Explorer Shuttle Buses Historical Park Transportation District

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Continuation of Partnership Prototype to Test Feasibility of an Alternative 2008-042 Transportation System x (ATS) Shuttle Bus Prior to Capital Improvements (Year Valley Forge National Valley Forge National 2) Historical Park Historical Park Seven Points Non- 2008-043 Motorized Alternative U.S. Army Corps of x Transportation Pathway Raystown Lake Engineers Mill Creek Canyon 2008-044 Transportation Feasibility Wasatch-Cache National x Study Forest Salt Lake County, UT The North Moab Recreation 2008-045 Areas Alternative BLM Moab Field Office, x Transportation System Arches National Park Grand County, UT

Provide Intelligent Chincoteague National 2008-046 x Information Traffic Systems Wildlife Refuge, Assateague Chincoteague National Island National Seashore Wildlife Refuge

Construct Pedestrian/Bike Chincoteague National 2008-047 x Trail Wildlife Refuge, Assateague Chincoteague National Island National Seashore Wildlife Refuge Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park and Marsh-Billings- 2008-048 x Town of Woodstock Pilot Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Rockefeller National Shuttle Bus Program National Historical Park Historical Park Lease Paradise Area Shuttle 2008-049 Service Vehicles at Mount Mount Rainier National Mount Ranier National x Rainier Park Park Planning Grant for Shi-Shi 2008-050 x Trail & Beach Shi-Shi Trail and Beach Makah Tribe

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Table 4: 2008 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Alternative 2008-051 x Transportation Feasibility Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Study National Forest National Forest 2008-052 North 89 Pathway National Elk Refuge Teton County, WY x

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Pedestrian/ Vehicle Traffic Sitka National Historic 2009-001 x Improvements Study Sitka National Historic Park Park Denali National Park and Denali National Park and 2009-002 Denali Hybrid Bus Project x Preserve Preserve Construct Shuttle Bus 2009-003 Shelters and Amenities for Grand Canyon National Tusayan Shuttle Bus Route Grand Canyon National Park Park x Lease Buses for the Point Point Reyes National Point Reyes National 2009-004 x Reyes Headlands Shuttle Seashore Seashore Yurok 2009-005 Park Transit Planning Study Reservation/Redwood x National Park Yurok Tribe Construct Phase I Bus Stop 2009-006 Amenities in Marin Golden Gate National Golden Gate National x Headlands and Fort Baker Recreation Area Recreation Area Enhance Headlands Transportation System 2009-007 Shuttle Stops for Visitor x Safety, Wayfinding and Point Reyes National Point Reyes National Orientation Seashore Seashore Pilot Marin Headlands 2009-008 Golden Gate National Golden Gate National x Shuttle Recreation Area Recreation Area Construct Bus Stops and 2009-009 Multi-Use Link to Transit at Golden Gate National Golden Gate National x Muir Beach Recreation Area Recreation Area Implement Integrated 2009-010 Parkwide Traffic x Management System Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park Sustainable Transit in Reds Inyo National Forest, Devils 2009-011 Meadow and Devils Postpile Postpile National Eastern Sierra Transit x National Monument Monument Authority (ESTA)

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Table 5: 2009 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Purchase Three Clean- Diesel Motor Coaches for 2009-012 the Yosemite Area Regional Yosemite Area Regional x Transportation System Transportation System (YARTS) Yosemite National Park (YARTS) Alternative Transportation Planning Study at Colorado Front Range High Visitation 2009-013 x Sites in the Arapaho- Roosevelt National Forest Arapaho-Roosevelt National Arapaho-Roosevelt (ARNF) Forest National Forest Castillo de San Marcos / City of St. Augustine, 2009-014 x Florida, Pedestrian and Castillo de San Marcos Transit Study National Monument City of St. Augustine, FL "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge Alternative 2009-015 x Transportation Planning Ding Darling National Study Wildlife Refuge Lee County Transit Rivers, Trails and Rivers, Trails and River of Grass Greenway 2009-016 Conservation Assistance Conservation Assistance x Feasibility Study Program Program Construct Passenger Ferry 2009-017 Dock Facilities at Fort Gulf Islands National Gulf Islands National x Pickens Seashore Seashore Bringing People and Prairie Together: Complete 2009-018 x Plainsman Neal Smith National Wildlife Neal Smith National Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Refuge Wildlife Refuge Parker River NWR 2009-019 Alternative Fueled Vehicle Parker River National Parker River National x Visitor Initiative Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Refuge Update 5-Year Cape Cod 2009-020 x Public Transportation Plan Cape Cod National Seashore Cape Cod Commission

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Provide Bicycle Accommodations and 2009-021 x Coordination of Park and Cape Cod National Bike Locations Cape Cod National Seashore Seashore Establish Alternative 2009-022 Transportation Shuttle at New Bedford Whaling City of New Bedford, MA x New Bedford Whaling NHS National Historic Park Office of Planning Gallagher Transportation 2009-023 Center ADA Pedestrian Lowell National Historical x Access Improvements Park City of Lowell, MA Multi-Modal Transportation 2009-024 Infrastructure Improvement Lowell National Historical Lowell National Historic x Project Park Park Extension of Baltimore City of Baltimore 2009-025 circulator service to Fort Fort McHenry National Department of x McHenry Monument and Historic Site Transportation Design and Construct 2009-026 Improvements at Bus Stops x to Eliminate Public Hazards Acadia National Park Acadia National Park Update Island Explorer 2009-027 Electronic Departure Signs Acadia National Park Acadia National Park x The Highway 86 Alternative 2009-028 x Transportation Study Gallatin National Forest Gallatin National Forest Planning Study to Evaluate 2009-029 a Pilot Partnership Transit Guilford Courthouse Guilford Courthouse x System National Military Park National Miltary Park Theodore Roosevelt National Park and Town of 2009-030 Medora Transit Feasibility Theodore Roosevelt Town of Medora, North Study National Park Dakota x Spring Mountain National Lee Canyon Shuttle Bus Recreation Area of the 2009-031 x System Humboldt-Toiyabe National Humboldt-Toiyabe Forest National Forest Rehab/Replace Valley 2009-032 Railway Bridges #454, #437 Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley x and #443 Park National Park

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Table 5: 2009 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Bus/Alternative 2009-033 x Transportation Wichita Mountains National Wichita Mountains Replacement Project Wildlife Refuge National Wildlife Refuge Lease Buses for Lewis and 2009-034 Lewis and Clark National Sunset Empire x Clark Explorer Shuttle Historical Park Transportation District The Dalles Alternative Energy Park Shuttle and 2009-035 x River Front Multi-Use Trail Enhancement Project Dalles Lock and Dam City of the Dalles, OR Deschutes National Forest 2009-036 Alternative Transportation Deschutes National x Feasibility Study Deschutes National Forest Forest Continuation of Partnership Prototype to Test Feasibility of an Alternative 2009-037 x Transportation System (ATS) Shuttle Bus Prior to Valley Forge National Valley Forge National Capital Improvements Historical Park Historical Park Regional Visitor Shuttle Delaware Water Gap 2009-038 Alternative Transportation Delaware Water Gap National Recreation x System Study National Recreation Area Area Construction of "Missing 2009-039 Valley Forge National Valley Forge National x Link" for Multi-use Trail Historical Park Historical Park Purchase Fuel Efficient Vehicles and Build Covered 2009-040 Storage for Cades Cove Great Smoky Mountain Cades Cove Heritage Heritage Tours National Park Tours x Wasatch Canyon Project For 2009-041 Salt Lake County General Wasatch-Cache National x Plan Update Forest Salt Lake County, UT Purchase Buses and 2009-042 Shelters for Big and Little Wasatch-Cache National Cottonwood Canyons Forest Utah Transit Authority x Jamestown and Yorktown Colonial National Historical Colonial National 2009-043 Pilot Bus Service Park Historical Park x

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Study Transportation 2009-044 Presquile National Wildlife Presquile National x Alternatives Refuge Wildlife Refuge Wenatchee National 2009-045 Dock Replacement Wenatchee National Forest Forest x Park Visitor Shuttle Bus Mount Rainier National Mount Rainier National 2009-046 x Lease at Mount Rainier Park Park

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Table 6: 2010 Project Statuses

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced

Alternative Transportation 2010-001 x Feasibility Study Arches National Park Arches National Park Study on the Effects of the Park Transportation System 2010-002 x on Park Resources and Visitor Experiences Zion National Park Zion National Park Improve Visitor Information 2010-003 & Wayfinding Systems for x the Zion Canyon Shuttle Zion National Park Zion National Park Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge Bus/Alternative 2010-004 Transportation Sequoyah National Wildlife Sequoyah National Replacement Project Refuge Wildlife Refuge x Lease Paradise Area Shuttle 2010-005 Service Vehicles at Mount Mount Rainier National Mount Rainier National x Rainier Park Park

Thatcher Island NWR boat Thacher Island National 2010-006 service Wildlife Refuge Thacher Island National administered by Parker Wildlife Refuge River NWR x Alternative Transportation Feasibility Study & Cost 2010-007 Analysis at Little Bighorn x Battlefield National Little Bighorn Battlefield Little Bighorn Battlefield Monument National Monument National Monument Trail Connection to Existing 2010-008 ATS at Valley Forge National Valley Forge National Valley Forge National x Historical Park Historical Park Historical Park Lease Shuttle Buses for the 2010-009 Giant Forest Shuttle System Sequoia and Kings Canyon Sequoia and Kings in Sequoia National Park National Parks Canyon National Parks x

Summary of Transit in Parks (TRIP) Project Statuses 2006 – 2012 Page 37 Table 6: 2010 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Programmatic assessment and guidance of transit expansion opportunities on 2010-011 the National Forests of California, Central Sierra National Forests of Forest Service Pacific region California - Central Sierra Southwest Region x

2010-019 Denali Hybrid Bus Project Denali National Park and Denali National Park and x Preserve Preserve

Sustainable Transit in Reds 2010-020 Meadow and Devils Postpile Inyo National Forest, Devils x National Monument Postpile National Eastern Sierra Transit Monument Authority (ESTA) Bozeman Area Recreational 2010-021 Access Alternative x Transportation Study Gallatin National Forest Gallatin National Forest Develop a Systematic Rail Transportation Plan for 2010-026 Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley Park Park National Park x

Sabino Canyon Recreation 2010-027 Area Trails Enhancement Sabino Canyon Recreation Design and NEPA Area of the Coronado Coronado National National Forest Forest x Tusayan Multimodal Parking Lot in cooperation 2010-028 with the Kaibab National Kaibab National Forest, Grand Canyon National Forest Grand Canyon National Park Park x Construct Multi Agency 2010-030 Intermodal Transportation Maine Department of x Center Acadia National Park Transportation Purchase Railroad Track 2010-031 Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley Inspection Truck Park National Park x

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Table 6: 2010 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Evaluating New Alternative Transportation Systems Integrated with ITS and 2010-033 TDM Solutions to Reduce x Crowding and Resource Impacts in Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain National Rocky Mountain National Park Park National Park Planning Study and NEPA Compliance for Alternative 2010-034 Transportation Multi-Use Trail In Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain National Rocky Mountain National Park Park National Park x

2010-035 Cabrillo Circulator Shuttle Cabrillo National San Diego Unified Port x Monument District Visitor Transportation to 2010-036 Sitka National Historical x Park Sitka National Historic Park Sitka Tribe of Alaska Replace 3 (35 ft.) Canyon Transit Buses and Repair 2010-037 x Cottonwood Canyons Park Wasatch-Cache National and Ride Lots Forest Utah Transit Authority Feasibility study of implementing a trolley bus 2010-038 operation to connect Effigy x Mound NM to gateway Effigy Mounds National City of Prairie du Chien, communities Monument WI Construction of a 2.5 mile 2010-039 section of the Sleeping Bear Sleeping Bear Dunes Michigan Department of Heritage Trail (SBHT) National Lakeshore Transportation x

Tour Shuttle Bus Station for 2010-040 the Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument Pueblo de Cochiti Tribe x

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced North Moab Recreation 2010-044 Areas Alternative BLM Moab Field Office, x Transportation System Arches National Park Grand County, UT

Transit Study for Harpers 2010-045 Ferry NHP Harpers Ferry National Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Historic Park x Comprehensive Transportation Planning 2010-046 Study for all three refuges within the Kaua'i National Kiluea Point NWR, Hanalei Kaua'I National Wildlife Wildlife Refuge Complex NWR, and Hule'ia NWR Refuge Complex x Two Tour Vehicles to Replace Aging Tram and Van to Continue and 2010-047 Expand Interpretive Tour South Texas National Program at Laguna Atascosa Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuges National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Refuge Complex x

Riis Landing Breakwater 2010-049 Jamaica Bay Unit of the Replacement Gateway National Gateway National Recreation Area Recreation Area x Complete Transportation and User Capacity 2010-052 x Assessment for Sequoia and Sequoia and Kings Canyon Sequoia and Kings Kings Canyon National Parks National Parks Canyon National Parks Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park and 2010-053 Town/Village of Woodstock Pilot Shuttle Bus Program – Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Year 2 National Historical Park Town of Woodstock, VT x Install ITS and Transit 2010-054 Information Systems in the Southern Part of Yosemite Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park x

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Table 6: 2010 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced

Bicycle and pedestrian network systems to link Boston Harbor Islands Boston Harbor Islands 2010-056 Boston NHP (BOST) and National Recreation Area, National Recreation Boston Harbor Island NRA Boston National Historic Area, Boston National (BOHA) to regional transit Park Historic Park x Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge 2010-057 “Inside the Fence” Transit Rocky Mountain Arsenal Rocky Mountain Arsenal Feasibility & Planning Study National Wildlife Refuge National Wildlife Refuge x

Washita National Wildlife 2010-060 Refuge Bus Acquisition Washita National Wildlife Project Refuge, Optima National Wildlife Refuge and Salt Plains National Wildlife Washita National Refuge Wildlife Refuge x

2010-062 Mt. Baker Shuttle Bus City of Bend, OR/ Bend Deschutes National Forest Area Transit x

Jefferson National 2010-063 Expansion Memorial Bicycle The Bi-State x Connection Jefferson National Development Agency, Expansion Memorial dba Metro St. Louis Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area 2010-065 Comprehensive Red Rock Canyon x Transportation Planning Red Rock Canyon National National Conservation Study Conservation Area Area Red Hill Special Recreation Management Area 2010-066 x Alternative Transportation Red Hill Special Recreation Feasibility Study Area Town of Carbondale, CO

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Install Phase I Intelligent 2010-067 Transportation System at Mount Rainier National Mount Rainier National Mount Rainier NP Park Park x Passenger boat service 2010-068 between downtown Salem Salem Maritime National Salem Maritime National and Bakers Islands Historic Site Historic Site x Replace Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP) Scenic 2010-069 Railroad Knuckle Boom Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley Support Vehicle Park National Park x San Joaquin Valley/Sequoia 2010-070 National Park Gateway Sequoia and Kings Canyon Shuttle Link National Parks City of Visalia, CA x

Lewis and Clark Explorer 2010-072 Shuttle Lewis and Clark National Sunset Empire Historical Park Transportation District x Integrated, Multi-Modal 2010-073 Park Transportation Plan for Bryce Canyon National x Bryce Canyon NP Bryce Canyon National Park Park

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Table 7: 2011 Project Statuses

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced

Shasta State Historic Park 2011-006 Shasta State Historic Park, California Department of Bike Lane Project Redding Field Office Transportation x Correction of Safety 2011-008 Hazards and Rehab of Cape Cod National Nauset Bike Trail Phase 1 Cape Cod National Seashore Seashore x Provincetown, Truro and Rt 6 Multiuse Path Master 2011-011 Planning and Conceptual Cape Cod National Project Design Cape Cod National Seashore Seashore x Minnesota River Crossing at 2011-015 Minnesota Valley National Old Cedar Ave Bridge Wildlife Refuge City of Bloomington, MN x Mission Reach B-Cycle Bike 2011-018 San Antonio Missions Share Expansion National Historical Park City of San Antonio TX x Fort-to-Downtown Core 2011-019 Castillo de San Marcos Pedestrian Connections National Monument City of St Augustine FL x Lowell Trolley Expansion - Gallagher Extension and 2011-021 Father Morissette Lowell National Historical Engineering Design Park City of Lowell MA x Back Bay National Wildlife 2011-023 Refuge Alternative Back Bay National Wildlife City of Virginia Beach, Transportation Study Refuge VA x Trail and Transit Access to 2011-025 the John Heinz NWR John Heinz National Wildlife Delaware Valley Reg Planning Study Refuge Planning Commission x Riis Landing Basin Final 2011-033 Planning, Environmental Gateway National Gateway National Rec Assessment and Permitting Recreation Area Area x Alternative route for the 2011-034 Jamaica Bay Greenway Gateway National Gateway National Rec through Spring Creek Park Recreation Area Area x North Moab Recreation 2011-038 Areas ATS - Colorado BLM Moab Field Office, Riverway Arches National Park Grand County, UT x

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Multi- 2011-047 Use Path Phase 1 Sleeping Bear Dunes Completion National Lakeshore Michigan DOT x Implement Partnership 2011-049 Multi-Modal Alternative Mississippi National River Mississippi National Transportation Project and recreation Area River and Rec Area x Biodiesel-fueled shuttle 2011-050 service from satellite Monomoy National Wildlife parking to Monomoy NWR Refuge Monomoy NWR x National Mall Tour Bus National Mall and Memorial National Mall and 2011-052 Planning Study Parks Memorial Parks x Jamaica Bay Greenway non- 2011-053 motorized and multimodal Gateway National connection improvements Recreation Area NYC DOT x Bay Pier/Dock - Egmont Key 2011-055 Egmont Key National NWR Ferry Wildlife Refuge Pinellas County, FL x Lease Shuttle Buses for the 2011-060 Sequoia and Kings Canyon Sequoia and Kings Giant Forest Shuttle System National Parks Canyon NP x Connecting Southern California National Forests 2011-063 and the Los Angeles Basin through alternative Southern California transportation National Forests Forest Service x Construct Transportation 2011-064 Hub at the Estes Park Visitor Rocky Mountain National Center Park Town of Estes Park CO x Lakes Basin Intermodal Transportation 2011-066 Enhancements – Trolley, Town of Mammoth Bicycle, Ped Inyo National Forest Lakes x San Joaquin Valley/Sequoia 2011-070 National Park Gateway Sequoia and Kings Canyon Shuttle Link National Parks City of Visalia, CA x

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Table 7: 2011 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Appalachian Mountain 2011-072 Hiker Shuttle Vehicle White Mountain National White Mountain Acquisition Forest National Forest x Comprehensive Alternative 2011-073 Wichita Mountains National Wichita Mountains Transportation Plan Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Refuge x Complete Planning for Visitor Transit, Staging, and 2011-075 Pedestrian Routes for the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park x Construct Improvements at 2011-077 Bus Stops to Eliminate Public Hazards Acadia National Park Acadia NP x Rehabilitate Accessible Rail Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley 2011-083 Car #727 Park National Park x Rehabilitate Baggage Car Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley 2011-085 for Bicycle Transport Park National Park x Rebuild Locomotive with Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley 2011-086 Green Technology Park National Park x Initial phase of improvements to California 2011-091 Coastal Bicycle/Pedestrian Golden Gate National Golden Gate National Trail section in the Presidio Recreation Area Recreation Area x Purchase Five 35 foot XHF 2011-095 Golden Gate National Marin County Transit Vehicles Recreation Area District x Lease Paradise Area Shuttle Mount Rainier National Mount Rainier National 2011-097 Service Vehicles Park Park x Sedona Alternative Northern Arizona 2011-100 Transportation Coconino National Forest, Intergov. Public Trans. Implementation Plan Red Rock Ranger District Authority x Sustainable Transit in Reds Meadow and Devils Postpile Inyo National Forest, Devils 2011-103 x National Monument (Devils Postpile National Eastern Sierra Transit Postpile NM) Monument Authority (ESTA)

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Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced Purchase Backpacker Bus in 2011-003 Pictured Rocks National Pictured Rocks National ALTRAN Public Transit, Lakeshore Lakeshore MI x Resurface Sinepuxent 2011-004 District Pedestrian and Bike Assateague Island Assateague Island Trails National Seashore National Seashore x Race Point / MacMillan Pier 2011-009 Cape Cod National Cape Cod National Bicycle Improvements Seashore Seashore x

2011-010 Safe Crossings Cape Cod National Cape Cod National Seashore Seashore x Chincoteague Park and Ride 2011-013 Chincoteague National Chincoteague National Facility Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Refuge x

Durango Area “SMART 160 Bureau of Land 2011-016 Multi-Use Trail” Management - Grandview Ridge City of Durango, CO x 450th Commemoration 2011-020 Alternative Transit & Castillo de San Marcos Pedestrian Connections National Monument City of St Augustine FL x

Historic Columbia River Columbia River Gorge Columbia River Gorge 2011-024 Highway NEPA Compliance National Scenic Area National Scenic Area Management Unit Management Unit x

Regional Visitor Shuttle ATS 2011-026 Study - Pilot Operation Delaware Water Gap Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area NRA x

2011-028 Denali Hybrid Bus Project Denali National Park and Denali National Park Preserve and Preserve x Design and construction of a bike trail from the U.S. Army Corps of 2011-039 campground to the Engineers, Cecil M. Indiana Dept of Nat beach/boat ramp Hardin Lake Resources x

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Table 7: 2011 Project Statuses (cont.)

Land Unit Associated with Funding Recipient Presumed In Newly Project # Project Name Complete Unknown Cancelled Grant Details Complete Progress Announced

2011-041 Acquire Accessible Vehicle Johnstown Flood Johnstown Flood National Memorial National Memorial x Construct Phase 1 Improvements to Enhance 2011-045 Operational Efficiency of Lowell National Historical Lowell National the Lowell Park Trolley Park Historic Park x Multi-Use North-South 2011-048 Connector Trail Midewin National Midewin National Tall Implementation Tallgrass Prairie Grass Prairie x Alternative Transportation 2011-056 Planning Study for Ridgefield National Pedestrian Access Wildlife Refuge Ridgefield NWR x River of Grass Greenway Rivers, Trails and 2011-057 (ROGG) East Planning Conservation Assistance Project Program NPS RTCA x Study ATS between Stanley, 2011-059 Idaho and the Redfish Lake Recreation Complex Sawtooth National Forest Sawtooth NF x Lake Mary Loop Road Alternative Analysis – 2011-065 Pedestrians vs. motor Town of Mammoth vehicles Inyo National Forest Lakes x

Replace Deficient USS WWII Valor in the Pacific WWII Valor in the 2011-067 Arizona Memorial Dock National Monument, USS Pacific NM/USS Arizona Memorial Arizona x

2011-082 Replace Railroad Power Car Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley Park National Park x

2011-088 Install Pedestrian Bridge Cuyahoga Valley National Cuyahoga Valley Park National Park x Gettysburg National 2011-090 Military Park Intelligent Gettysburg National Transit Program Military Park Pennsylvania DOT x Lincoln Boyhood-Santa 2011-101 Lincoln Boyhood National Town of Santa Claus, Claus Discovery Trail Memorial IN x

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Table 9: Projects with a “Complete” Status

Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Glacier Bay National Park Glacier Bay Replace the existing passenger and freight 2006-001 Gateway Dock National Park I 3.3 State of Alaska 1,200,000 dock. Replacement and Preserve Chugach Purchase Diesel Multiple Unit Rail vehicles to 2006-002 Whistle Stop Project National provide rail service to recreation areas in I 4.2 Alaska Railroad 4,700,000 Forest Chugach National Forest. Grand Hermit Road Shuttle Bus Rebuild the Hermits Road Shuttle Bus Grand Canyon 2006-003 Canyon I 2.3 733,050 Transfer transfer area. National Park National Park Lease busses for the Giant Forest Shuttle Sequoia Giant Forest Sequoia and and Gateway Shuttle Link to connect key 2.2 - Sequoia and Kings Shuttle Bus (leasing) and Kings Canyon sites within Sequoia National Park lodging, lease/ 2006-004 I Canyon National 165,000 Project Branding and National camping, food service facilities, popular day contracted Park Marketing Plan Parks use trails, and features of the world-famous services Giant Forest Sequoia grove. Fund an implementation feasibility study Improve Accessibility and Point Reyes and financial plan for the upgrade of an Point Reyes 2006-006 Safety of Headlands National existing park shuttle system to an alternate- P 2.1 175,000 National Seashore Transportation System Seashore fuel system for the heavily visited Point Reyes Headlands San Francisco Maritime Planning to extend San Francisco Municipal National Studies Required to Railway's Historic streetcars from Historical Golden Gate Complete EIS for Fisherman's Wharf 0.85 mile to San 2006-007 Park of the P 4.1 National 300,000 Extension of Historic Francisco Maritime National Historic Park Golden Gate Recreation Area Streetcar Service and the Fort Mason Center at Golden Gate National National Recreation Area. Recreation Area

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Sequoia and Purchase five shuttle busses for the City of San Joaquin Kings Canyon Visalia to run a new service from the San 2006-008 Valley/Sequoia National I 2.2 City of Visalia, CA 400,000 National Joaquin Valley to popular Sequoia National Park Gateway Shuttle Link Parks Park.

Update traffic, transit, parking, and intersection counts; (2) update existing trip Integrated Transportation tables; (3) update and complete computer Yosemite Yosemite 2006-009 Capacity Assessment for models; (4) evaluate the relationships P 7.1 486,000 National Park National Park Yosemite Valley between transportation and park experience; (5) correlate visitor experience with traffic data.

Rocky Rocky Mountain Arsenal Mountain National Wildlife Refuge, Arsenal Conduct a shuttle feasibility study that City of Commerce 2006-013 Commerce City and P 2.1 40,000 National would determine if a shuttle is needed. City, CO Stapleton Area Shuttle Wildlife Feasibility Study Refuge The Maroon Bells— Snowmass Saving the Wilderness Roaring Fork Wilderness Purchase four buses to expand transit 2006-015 with Innovative and Fun I 2.2 Transportation 1,680,000 Area of the service to visitors. Transit (SWIFT) Authority White River National Forest Ding Darling National Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge National Planning, technical analyses, and Lee County 2006-016 Alternative P 7.1 700,000 Wildlife coordination of transportation system. Transit Transportation Planning Refuge Study

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Data collection/studies and resource surveys Continue Transportation for potential alternative transportation Hawaii Planning to Improve system along two primary roads where Hawaii Volcanoes 2006-017 Volcanoes P 7.1 120,000 Congestion and congestion and over-crowding are causing National Park National Park Overcrowding resource damage and compromising visitor safety and experience.

Grand Teton National Create a Public Transportation Business Plan 2.1 - Park Public Grand Teton Grand Teton 2006-018 for public transportation service in Grand P business 99,934 Transportation (Transit) National Park National Park Teton National Park. plan Business Plan

Midewin Midewin National National Develop an alternative transportation Midewin National 2006-019 Tallgrass Prairie Public P 7.1 256,600 Tallgrass system plan for the prairie. Tallgrass Prairie Transit Plan Prairie

Purchase Two Alternative Tall Grass Fuel Shuttle Buses to Prairie Replace two existing buses used for park Tall Grass Prairie 2006-020 Assure Future Universal I 2.2 - tour 280,000 National tours. National Preserve Visitor Access to Primary Preserve Resource

Parker River National Plan for Safe Non- Wildlife Motorized Access to the Refuge, Essex Develop a plan to complete safe, off-road Essex National Parker River National County connections between the Newburyport 2006-021 P 1.1 Heritage 95,000 Wildlife Refuge from the National MBTA Transit Center, the Refuge Commission nearby Newburyport Heritage Headquarters and the Refuge. MBTA Transit Center Area, MA DCR Sandy Point

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Table 9: Projects with a “Complete” Status (cont.)

Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Integrated Public/Private Cape Cod Purchase ITS communication equipment to Cape Cod 2006-022 Transit Systems at Cape National allow timed transfers and coordination of I 5.2 Regional Transit 175,000 Cod Seashore local transit service. Authority Cape Cod Define the needs and evaluate alternative Conduct Maintenance Cape Cod 2006-023 National satellite maintenance/storage sites for a P 2.1 200,000 Alternatives Analysis National Seashore Seashore transit service to be implemented. Lowell Address safety issues: (1) signalization of Repair Historic Trolley National grade crossings, (2) rehabilitate trolley Lowell National 2006-024 I 4.3 338,000 Infrastructure Historical bridge, (3) replace deteriorated railroad ties Historical Park Park and substandard rails.

Cape Cod Replace three trailers for trams to transport Cape Cod 2006-025 Replace Cape Cod Trams National visitors to destinations within and near the I 2.2 400,000 National Seashore Seashore National Seashore.

Patuxent Tram Rehabilitation Proposal: Patuxent Rehabilitate existing prototype electric tram Patuxent 2006-026 Rehabilitate Existing Research I 2.2 - tour 108,639 and tram tour route. Research Refuge Prototype Electric Tram Refuge and Tram Tour Route

Sandy Hook Unit of the Fund a planning study to assess needs and Enhance Parking Gateway National Gateway establish a set of integrated intelligent 2006-029 Management TIS at Sandy P 5.1 Recreation Area - 150,000 National transportation system (ITS) parking/traveling Hook Sandy Hook Recreation information systems requirements. Area Design a three-year phased field-test of an Roosevelt- Roosevelt- alternative transportation system that links Vanderbilt Vanderbilt 2006-030 Design ATS Pilot Program the four park sites with the Town Center and P 2.1 68,000 National National Historic the Poughkeepsie Train Station; structure a Historic Sites Sites regional ATS partnership

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Prepare Title II Contract Documents for Cuyahoga Prepare design documents to allow for Cuyahoga Valley 2006-031 Completion of Railroad Valley upgrade of railroad signals at grade crossings P 4.1 170,000 National Park Signalization at Cuyahoga National Park of Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. Valley National Park

Cuyahoga Hi-Rail Railroad Purchase a railroad maintenance vehicle to Cuyahoga Valley 2006-032 Valley I 4.3 170,000 Maintenance Vehicle maintain 51 miles of railroad track. National Park National Park

Wheelchair Accessible Cuyahoga Railroad Car for Cuyahoga Purchase an additional ADA accessible Cuyahoga Valley 2006-034 Valley I 4.2 373,000 Valley Scenic Railroad railcar. Scenic Railroad National Park (CVSR)

Lewis and 2.2 - Clark Sunset Empire Lewis and Clark Explorer Fund shuttle bus leasing from the Park's lease/ 2006-035 National I Transportation 50,000 Shuttle partner, Sunset Empire Transit District contracted Historical District services Park Purchase two small trams that would be Expand Existing City San Juan Codevisa Transit operated by the municipality of San Juan to 2006-037 Trolley System to Serve National I 2.2 with Municipality 640,000 provide transportation between the two Park Visitors Historic Site of San Juan forts. Santa Ana Santa Ana National Santa Ana National Replace current tram at Santa Ana National 2006-038 Wildlife Refuge Tram I 2.2 - tour National Wildlife 510,000 Wildlife Wildlife Refuge Replacement Project Refuge Refuge Replace Rapidan Transit Shenandoah Puchase an ADA accessible bus to replace Shenandoah 2006-039 I 2.2 - tour 60,000 Vehicle National Park existing leased vehicle. National Park

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Purchase two alternative-fueled specialty Back Bay Replace Back Bay trams that will replace the antiquated tram National Back Bay National 2006-040 National Wildlife Service system presently used to transport visitors I 2.2 - tour 160,000 Wildlife Wildlife Refuge Trams through Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge to Refuge adjoining False Cape State Park Marsh- Perform a fiscal analysis study that will Billings- Marsh-Billings- investigate a system to shuttle visitors, Complete Fiscal Analysis Rockefeller Rockefeller 2006-041 including elderly and mobility impaired, P 7.1 78,500 Of Public Private Transit National National from points within the Woodstock Historical Historical Park community to the park visitor center Park

Purchase Replacement Buses for Stehekin North Purchase 4 buses to replace old buses that Shuttle System, Tours, North Cascades 2006-042 Cascades transport visitors within the Lake Chelan I 2.2 - tour 947,000 and Transit; North National Park National Park National Recreation Area. Cascades National Park Service Complex

The project is to replace the structurally impaired and functionally obsolete dock in the gateway community with a new, multi- purpose, all-season dock that will connect Glacier Bay National Park and the northern Gustavus Dock Glacier Bay Tongass National Forest to the national Alaska Replacement/Alaska 2007-002 National Park highway system via the Alaska Marine I 3.3 Department of 3,000,000 Marine Highway Terminal and Preserve Highway. The new dock will eliminate Transportation Project deteriorating freight and visitor services, alleviate congestion, poor health and safety conditions and rapidly escalating costs, and provide safe and efficient access to the Park, National Forest and gateway community.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Implement Highway Grand Advisory Radio to Implement an ITS that promotes transit use Grand Canyon 2007-004 Canyon I 5.2 193,000 Promote Transit Use and and reduced congestion. National Park National Park Reduce Congestion

Develop a site-specific operational plan Golden Gate Prepare Operational Plan including value analysis for a dedicated “Fort Golden Gate National 2007-005 to Implement the Fort Baker shuttle”, a traffic and parking P 2.1 National 70,000 Recreation Baker Shuttle mitigation measure approved in the Fort Recreation Area Area Baker Plan EIS. Inyo National Reds Meadow Capital cost of leasing ten buses for the Red 2.2 - Forest, Devils Transportation Shuttle Meadows-Devils Postpile transit system. lease/ Inyo National 2007-006 Postpile I 100,000 Reimbursement for Bus Funds also to be used for visitor information contracted Forest National Leasing and Costs on the transit system. services Monument Lease five 30′ shuttle buses for the Giant Lease Shuttle Buses for Sequoia and Forest Shuttle System in Sequoia National 2.2 - Sequoia and Kings the Giant Forest Shuttle Kings Canyon Park. The shuttle will connect overnight lease/ 2007-007 I Canyon National 225,000 System in Sequoia National lodging, campgrounds, parking lots, and contracted Parks National Park Parks visitor services with the main attractions in services the Giant Forest Sequoia Grove.

YARTS is a fixed route transit system between Yosemite National Park and 2.2 - Lease Yosemite Area gateway communities. Due to a major Merced County Yosemite lease/ 2007-008 Regional Transportation rockslide near Yosemite, YARTS was required I Association of 264,600 National Park contracted System (YARTS) Vehicles to downsize to smaller buses to negotiate Governments services the detour, severely reducing the capacity of the system.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Rocky Mountain Bus acquisition to facilitate alternative Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain Arsenal Arsenal 2007-012 transportation within Rocky Mountain I 2.2 Arsenal National 171,720 Bus Acquisition National Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge. Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Refuge The ATPPL financial assistance would fund a contract with an alternative transportation systems planning consultant to determine the feasibility of providing access and public transportation service to the Fort Pickens Fort Pickens/Gateway Gulf Islands Area of the Seashore. The study will include Gulf Islands 2007-015 Community Alternative National P 7.1 250,000 the addition of connections with National Seashore Transportation Plan Seashore neighboring visitor facilities and attractions in the gateway community of Pensacola Beach, Florida to Fort Pickens Historic Site visitor use facilities and recreation opportunity areas. The proposed planning study would evaluate Boston the current stability and structural integrity Harbor of the pier, create a plan to rehabilitate Boston Harbor Rehabilitate Ferry Hub Islands 2007-016 damaged facilities and explore options to P 3.1 Islands National 100,000 Pier at Georges Island National improve safety and add universally Recreation Area Recreation accessible ramp and floating docks in a cost- Area effective manner. Monomoy National Public Transit Expansion Fund a planning study that focuses on the Monomoy Wildlife 2007-017 Study for Outer and expansion of alternative transportation in P 7.1 National Wildlife 100,000 Refuge, Cape Lower Cape Cod Outer and Lower Cape Cod. Refuge Cod National Seashore Cape Cod Purchase a tram to facilitate alternative Cape Cod 2007-020 Beach Trams National I 2.2 450,000 transportation. National Seashore Seashore

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Fort McHenry Conduct a feasibility study to evaluate a Fort McHenry National Formulate Sustainable circular trolley/transit system connecting National 2007-022 Monument P 2.1 72,000 Trolley Partnership Baltimore’s Inner Harbor with Fort McHenry Monument and and Historic National Park. Historic Site Site Conduct a comprehensive transportation planning study to assess current Chincoteague deficiencies, problem areas, safety issues, National transportation needs, and explore and Wildlife Conduct a comprehensive propose the best motorized and non- Chincoteague Refuge, 2007-025 transportation planning motorized alternative transportation P 7.1 National Wildlife 270,000 Assateague study systems to alleviate traffic congestion and Refuge Island enhance visitor safety on the Chincoteague National National Wildlife Refuge, Assateague Island Seashore National Seashore – Toms Cove Hook unit, and the Town of Chincoteague, Virginia

Enhancement of Grand Island National Hiawatha Replace a passenger ferry, purchase a tour Recreation Area existing Hiawatha 2007-028 National bus, rehabilitate a ferry dock, and construct I 3.2 - tour 575,000 alternate transportation National Forest Forest a terminal facility. system - Hiawatha National Forest.

Glacier Augment the existing Transit System to meet Purchase Additional National Park shortfalls in capacity at key points of Transit Vehicles for Glacier National 2007-029 and Blackfeet congestion in existing Feeder Loops, built up I 2.2 1,200,000 Glacier National Park Park Indian areas and more heavily used areas of the Transit System Reservation park along the road.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Project will conduct a feasibility study to Sandy Hook determine the best course of action for Unit of the upgrading the Sandy Hook National Park's Feasibility Study to Gateway current shuttle bus service. The park’s Gateway National 2007-030 P 2.1 50,000 Replace Shuttle Buses National alternative transportation system consists of Recreation Area Recreation a combination of seasonal ferry service, Area multi-use pathway, and a shuttle bus service.

Fire Island Complete Ferry Terminal Redesign and construct a ferry Fire Island 2007-032 National I 3.3 200,000 Design terminal/visitor transportation center. National Seashore Seashore Roosevelt- 2.2 - Roosevelt- Vanderbilt Fund a multi-year, seasonal field test at lease/ Vanderbilt 2007-033 Expanded Shuttle Pilot I 226,800 National Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Site. contracted National Historic Historic Sites services Sites This project will improve conditions at the Rockside Railroad Boarding Area to better accommodate increased visitor use and safety concerns at this popular location, which serves both Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad (CVSR) passengers as well as Upgrade Rockside Cuyahoga Towpath Trail users. The project includes 1) Cuyahoga Valley 2007-034 Railroad Boarding Station Valley improvements to the existing Rockside I 4.3 187,000 National Park Area National Park Railroad parking area, including necessary wetland mitigation, 2) expansion of the existing boarding platform, and 3) construction of a new trail bridge connecting the Rockside Railroad Boarding Area, including the necessary riverbank and riparian corridor improvements.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Lewis and 2.2 - Clark Sunset Empire Lease Lewis and Clark Fund shuttle bus leasing from Sunset Empire lease/ 2007-035 National I Transportation 43,000 Explorer Shuttle Buses Transit District. contracted Historical District services Park Gettysburg National ATPPL financial assistance would be Military Park; transferred to Adams County Transit Eisenhower Authority (1) to purchase 3 "historic theme" Procure Three Trolleys National trolleys (biodiesel buses with the Adams County 2007-037 I 2.2 787,353 and Construct Bus Stops Historic Site appearance of historic trolleys ) , and (2) to Transit Authority and the construct 8 bus stops along Route 3 of the Soldiers new transit system (the route connecting National the new visitor center and the Wills House). Cemetery This project would fund a technical study to Kennesaw determine the most appropriate and best Kennesaw Conduct Technical Study Mountain available technology for a shuttle vehicle on Mountain 2007-038 of Mountain Road Shuttle National the mountain road with Kennesaw Mountain P 2.1 25,000 National Bus Service Battlefield National Battlefield Park, and the most Battlefield Park Park efficient and cost effective alternative for continuing the service into the future.

Complete Zion National Conduct Planning Study to Evaluate Existing Zion National Zion National 2007-040 Park Shuttle Service Transportation Service in Zion National Park P 2.1 150,000 Park Park Planning Study and Springdale

Expand Zion Visitor Zion National Expansion of the Zion shuttle system’s Zion National 2007-041 I 2.3 151,500 Center Bus Stop Park Visitor Center shuttle bus stop. Park Colonial Conduct Visitor Survey Prepare Visitor Survey and 2.1 - National Colonial National 2007-044 and Enhance Operations Operations/Business Plan for Park Shuttle P business 95,000 Historical Park for ATS service plan Park

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Lake Chelan Dock Wenatchee Redesign the Lake Chelan Dock Wenatachee 2007-045 Infrastructure – Prince National P 3.1 5,000 infrastructure. National Forest Creek Dock Replacement Forest

To construct a pathway system along US Highway 26,89,187 beginning at the National Elk Refuge Visitor Center in Jackson, Wyoming and ending at the Construct a 4.2 mile trail National Elk northern end of the National Elk Refuge. The system from National Elk Refuge, newly constructed pathway will provide 4.2 2007-046 Refuge Visitor Center to I 1.3 Teton County, WY 1,000,000 Grand Teton miles of non-motorized access to the Grand the end of the National National Park Teton National Park boundary and provide Elk Refuge. visitors the opportunity to visit the National Elk Refuge and National Museum of Wildlife Art by means of walking, biking, rollerblading, or wheelchair use.

This is a project to develop a comprehensive Eyak Alternative Chugach long range plan for an integrated motorized Native Village of 2008-001 Transportation Planning National and non-motorized transportation system in P 7.1 400,000 Eyak Grant Forest the Copper River, Prince William Sound and Gulf of Alaska area.

Lease Shuttle Buses for Sequoia and The shuttle will connect overnight lodging, Sequoia and Kings the Giant Forest Shuttle Kings Canyon campgrounds, parking lots, and visitor 2008-008 I 2.2 Canyon National 230,000 System in Sequoia National services with the main attractions in the Parks National Park Parks Giant Forest Sequoia Grove.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant YARTS is a fixed route transit system between Yosemite National Park and the surrounding gateway communities. Due to a major rockslide near Yosemite on Hwy 140, the most reliable year round entrance to the 2.2 - Yosemite Area Lease Yosemite Area park, YARTS was required to downsize to Yosemite lease/ Regional 2008-010 Regional Transportation smaller buses to negotiate a mandatory I 272,520 National Park contracted Transportation System (YARTS) Vehicles vehicle-size restrictive detour, severely services System (YARTS) reducing the capacity of the system. This project would fund the needed addition of two round trip runs to offset the reduced capacity and meet demand during the peak tourist season. Feasibility and Cost The trails will be on the East Side of of Rocky Analysis for the Rocky Mountain National Park to Facilitate Rocky Mountain 2008-019 Mountain P 1.1 60,000 Development of Multi- Multi-Modal Park Access and Reduce National Park National Park Use Trails Congestion

The Lowell National Historical Park seeks to Alternative Lowell acquire a 30-40 passenger CNG Bus in order Transportation CNG Bus National Lowell National 2008-022 to provide guaranteed access to the Park's I 2.2 220,000 Lowell Park Historical Historical Park vast and dispersed resources on a year- Transportation System Park round basis. This project is phase one of a three phase project to construct missing sections of Assateague pedestrian/bike trail and rehabilitate Rehabilitate/Construct Island another section so as to complete the non- Assateague Island 2008-028 I 1.3 38,200 Pedestrian/Bike Trails National motorized trails system in the park from National Seashore Seashore gateway communities to park beaches and bring their condition rating from overall poor to good.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The intent of this project is to conduct a Alternative study to determine the best method(s) of Transportation Cape moving visitors the ten miles from the village Implementation Study for Hatteras of Nags Head and other villages to the Cape Hatteras 2008-033 P 7.1 100,000 Bodie Island in Cape National North, and Rodanthe and other villages to National Seashore Hatteras National Seashore the South to the sites within the Bodie Island Seashore District of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. The White Mountain Transportation Working Group proposes to act upon the recommendations of the Interagency Transportation Assistance Group (TAG) (June 2007) and identify potential solutions to address traffic congestion, greenhouse gas White emissions, and related impacts relative to The White Mountain Trail Mountain existing and projected increased vehicular White Mountain 2008-034 Alternative P 7.1 150,000 National use of the White Mountain National Forest. National Forest Transportation Project Forest ATPPL grant funding would enable the working group to gather, research and compile information pertinent to the current transportation situation, define options and alternatives, and convene a focus group of stakeholders to prioritize options for future actions.

Alternative Transportation Planning Valles for Public Access and Use Caldera Strategic Planning of a Low Volume Valles Caldera 2008-036 P 7.1 200,000 in the Valles Caldera National Motorized Transportation System National Preserve National Preserve, New Preserve Mexico

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Lewis and 2.2 - Clark This proposal is to provide a share of the Sunset Empire Lease Lewis and Clark lease/ 2008-041 National funding for the Lewis and Clark Explorer I Transportation 43,000 Explorer Shuttle Buses contracted Historical shuttle. District services Park

Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park (park) and the Town of Woodstock (town) will embark upon a seasonal pilot shuttle bus program to create an alternatively-fueled local shuttle bus route that will enable visitors to access the park at two (and possibly three) access points and will also provide transportation to park visitors who are utilizing parking Marsh- within the town. The pilot program will Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Billings- make more of the park accessible to more 2.2 - Marsh-Billings- National Historical Park Rockefeller visitors (including the physically challenged) lease/ Rockefeller 2008-048 I 215,000 and Town of Woodstock National and will ameliorate the traffic and parking contracted National Pilot Shuttle Bus Program Historical congestion which currently challenges this services Historical Park Park historic town. The program will also demonstrate current conservation practices by providing an energy-efficient alternative to private vehicles – an important philosophical component of the park’s enabling legislation and General Management Plan. This project will build off of the 2007 ATTPL Planning grant currently underway that is studying components of the pilot shuttle program.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Continue summer shuttle service to 2.2 - Lease Paradise Area Mount transport park visitors to the most heavily lease/ Mount Ranier 2008-049 Shuttle Service Vehicles Rainier visited area of Mount Rainier National Park I 110,900 contracted National Park at Mount Rainier National Park (Paradise) from lower elevation visitor areas services (campgrounds, developed areas). Construct a shared-use pathway along US Highway 26/89/189 from the National Elk Refuge Visitor Center in Jackson, Wyoming to the north boundary of the National Elk National Elk Refuge. It will provide 4.2 miles of non- 2008-052 North 89 Pathway I 1.3 Teton County, WY 2,000,000 Refuge motorized access to Grand Teton National Park and create safe, accessible opportunities for interpretation of the National Elk Refuge and visiting the National Museum of Wildlife Art. Wichita Mountains Wichita This request is to assist Wichita Mountains Wichita Wildlife Refuge Mountains Wildlife Refuge in planning an expanded Mountains 2009-033 Bus/Alternative National transportation system for the Refuge. I 2.2 292,000 National Wildlife Transportation Wildlife Funding assistance for design, planning, and Refuge Replacement Project Refuge construction is needed. Lewis and 2.2 - Clark This proposal is to provide a share of the Sunset Empire Lease Buses for Lewis and lease/ 2009-034 National funding for the Lewis and Clark Explorer I Transportation 33,000 Clark Explorer Shuttle contracted Historical shuttle. District services Park Continue summer shuttle service to transport park visitors to the most heavily 2.2 - Mount visited area of Mount Rainier National Park Park Visitor Shuttle Bus lease/ Mount Rainier 2009-046 Rainier (Paradise) from lower elevation visitor areas I 110,900 Lease at Mount Rainier contracted National Park National Park (campgrounds, developed areas), as well as services from outside the park entrance in the SR 706 Gateway Community Corridor.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant 2.2 - Lease Paradise Area Mount TRIP funding would cover the cost shuttle lease/ Mount Rainier 2010-005 Shuttle Service Vehicles Rainier I 110,500 bus leasing. contracted National Park at Mount Rainier National Park services

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Inyo National Feasibility Analysis of Forest, Devils Alternatives for Future Postpile Feasibility study for implementation of a Inyo National 2006-005 Mandatory Shuttle Bus National sustainable transportation system for Reds P 2.1 167,000 Forest Operations for Reds Monument, Meadow/ Devils Postpile Meadow/Devils Postpile Yosemite National Park Purchase two vans with trailers for bicycles Purchase 2 Island for Acadia's Island Explorer transit system, Maine Acadia 2006-027 Explorer Vans with allowing visitors to better access recreation I 2.2 Department of 120,000 National Park Trailers opportunities in the park without private Transportation cars. Replace eight propane powered buses for Acadia's Island Explorer transit system, Maine Replace 8 Island Explorer Acadia 2006-028 which connects visitor destinations in the I 2.2 Department of 1,400,000 Buses National Park park with campgrounds, motels, and Transportation community business districts. Sabino Fund a transportation analysis and feasibility Canyon study. This project involves transportation Recreation analysis and feasibility study to evaluate the Area of the Sabino Canyon best transportation system for visitors to Coronado Coronado 2007-003 Transportation Analysis and throughout Sabino Canyon. It also P 7.1 180,000 National National Forest and Feasibility Study includes public collaboration, recreation Forest, Santa planning, and environmental education Catalina planning to assist in determining visitor Ranger needs for public transportation. District

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The purpose of this project is to evaluate the extent to which Rocky Mountain National Park’s proposed shuttle system, as outlined in the Preferred Alternative in ROMO’s 2006 Draft Transportation Plan, optimizes the Modeling the Effects of operational efficiency and economic Alternative feasibility of the park’s transportation Transportation on Rocky system, while maintaining the desired future Rocky Mountain 2007-013 Resource Protection and Mountain P 6.1 298,817 conditions of park resources and visitor National Park Visitor Experiences in National Park experiences. Thus, this project is expected to Rocky Mountain National assist the NPS in refining the design of Park ROMO’s shuttle bus system and enhance the park’s ability to use alternative transportation as an essential element of visitor capacity management and resource protection. Cape Cod Cape Cod Develop Integrated Fund a study that develops an integrated 2007-018 National P 7.1 National 250,000 Parking and Transit Plan parking and transit plan. Seashore Seashore Reconfigure a transit vehicle node, which will provide a safe visitor access point to the Fort McHenry park. Reconfigure Paved Area for Fort McHenry National Transit/Trolley Vehicle Loop: The park will Provide Safe Visitor National 2007-023 Monument work with partners to improve paved area I 2.3 292,500 Access Monument and and Historic just outside the entrance to the park to Historic Site Site provide a loop for transit vehciles to arrive and depart, reducing overcrowding within the park.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The project will evaluate existing conditions at all 15 bus stops in the park, and identify alternative designs and strategies to Evaluate Bus Stops to Acadia improve bus stops that pose a risk to visitor Acadia National 2007-026 Eliminate Safety Hazards P 2.1 80,000 National Park safety. It will also consider the need for Park (PMIS 134223) future bus stops at other destinations in the park to ensure visitor safety and increase use of the Island Explorer bus system. Replace Six Propane Maine Acadia 2007-027 Buses Equipped with Purchase six propane buses. I 2.2 Department of 1,096,500 National Park Transit Technology Transportation

Valley Forge ATS Prototype Valley Forge National Fund a pilot shuttle bus program at Valley 2007-036 Partnership Prior to P 2.1 National 168,000 Historical Forge National Historical Park. Capital Investment Historical Park Park

This grant will allow us to purchase 2 trams, 2 trailers, and 6 electric shuttles to be Nature Friendly Visitor Lower Rio distributed among the three parks. This will Transportation to Grande Lower Rio provide transportation where none now Facilitate Ecotourism in Valley Grande Valley 2007-039 exists at two of the parks and replace a worn I 2.2 - tour? 400,000 Texas Parks and Wildlife- National National Wildlife out, inefficient transportation system at a World Birding Center Wildlife Refuge third site. Facilitate ecotourism at Texas Parks Refuge parks, wildlife refuges, and the World Birding Center.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Fund a transportation feasibility study for the Salt Lake City Tri-Canyons, Albion Basin area. Develop a range of transportation alternatives for Albion Basin to include a Wasatch- Albion Basin study of the existing road and trail system, Cache Wasatch-Cache 2007-042 Transportation Feasibility potential transit modes, visitor survey, P 7.1 204,000 National National Forest Study economic analysis, and baseline Forest environmental condition survey. Data and alternatives will be used to develop a sustainable visitor and resource capacity and initiate further NEPA analysis. Add eight feet of asphalt paving to the a Coconino Lake Mary Road Bicycle forest highway project to support the access City of Flagstaff, 2008-003 National I 1.3 855,685 Facility Project of bicycles from the City of Flagstaff to the AZ Forest Coconino National Forest. Sequoia and San Joaquin Sequoia and Kings Canyon 2008-009 Valley/Sequoia National Two additional buses are needed. I 2.2 Kings Canyon 250,000 National Park Gateway Shuttle Link National Parks Parks This study will evaluate, estimate and Cape Cod Cape Cod Study Integrated Bicycle prioritize potential facility improvements 2008-024 National P 1.1 National 250,000 Plan for Cape Cod and connectivity to CACO attractions and Seashore Seashore adjacent town and bicycle facilities. This study will examine optimal Intelligent Study for Cape Cod Cape Cod Transportation System (ITS) methods to help Cape Cod Intelligent Transportation 2008-025 National Cape Cod National Seashore (CACO) to meet P 5.1 National 250,000 System (ITS) Seashore its mission goal to provide a favorable Seashore Implementation experience for park visitors. Replace Three, 28 The request is for the replacement of three Passenger, Propane Maine Acadia model-year-2000, 30 foot, 28 passenger, 2008-030 Powered Transit Buses I 2.2 Department of 528,900 National Park propane-powered, Bluebird Transhuttle Equipped with Transit Transportation buses. Technology

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The request would provide funding which Construct Bus would be combined with State and other Maintenance Facility and Acadia Acadia National 2008-031 Federal funds to construct a bus I 2.3 1,000,000 Island Explorer Operation National Park Park maintenance and Island Explorer operation Center center. Jamaica Bay This project will link NPS sites at Floyd Unit of the Bennett Field, Riis Park, Fort Tilden, and the Complete Planning for Gateway Gateway new visitor contact station at Jamaica Bay 2008-038 the Rockaway Gateway P 2.1 National 150,000 National Wildlife Refuge to each other by completing Connector Recreation Area Recreation the missing sections on the Rockaway Area Gateway Greenway (RGG) connector. Provide visitors with information that allows them to plan their trips to better use existing “alternative transportation” (i.e. transit) connections to parks within the National National Parks of New York Harbor (NPNH). The Traveler Information National Parks of 2008-039 Parks of New This will result in reduced urban congestion I 5.2 250,000 System New York Harbor York Harbor and improved visitor experiences of New York Harbor’s Parks. Better information will allow visitors to use New York’s public transportation system without the need for NPS to make capital investment.

Continuation of Partnership Prototype to Test Feasibility of an Valley Forge This proposal seeks to continue the pilot Valley Forge Alternative National shuttle bus program as the second to last 2008-042 P 7.1 National 223,000 Transportation System Historical step in alternative transportation planning Historical Park (ATS) Shuttle Bus Prior to Park at VFNHP. Capital Improvements (Year 2)

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant As the culmination of a decade of work between the Inyo National Forest, Devils Inyo National Postpile National Monument, and the Sustainable Transit in Forest, Devils Federal Transit Administration, Eastern Eastern Sierra Reds Meadow and Devils 2009-011 Postpile Sierra Transit Authority has assumed I 2.2 Transit Authority 1,600,000 Postpile National National operation of the Reds Meadow Shuttle (ESTA) Monument Monument starting in 2009. This request for the purchase of buses will enable the long-term viability of this new partnership with ESTA. On the eve of St. Augustine’s 450th Anniversary, this project seeks to perform a pedestrian and transit study to improve the visitor experience to the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument and the visual connection to the adjacent historic Castillo de San Marcos / Castillo de downtown of St. Augustine, Florida. Most City of St. Augustine, San Marcos City of St. 2009-014 visitors park at the City’s new multi-modal P 7.1 250,000 Florida, Pedestrian and National Augustine, FL transportation facility at the Visitor Transit Study Monument Information Center (VIC), but the 5-minute walk to the Castillo utilizes undersized sidewalks flanking the busy 4-lane SR A1A, which segments the fort from its historical relationship with the City it was built to protect. Through purchase of 2 additional hybrid Fort McHenry electric buses. The two additional buses will Extension of Baltimore National City of Baltimore enable the City of Baltimore to extend the 2009-025 circulator service to Fort Monument I 2.2 Department of 1,164,000 circulator system to the park at the same or McHenry and Historic Transportation similar level of service as is currently Site planned for the project.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant There are 15 designated bus stops for the Island Explorer (bus/shuttle) in the Acadia National Park (park); however, only a few bus stop improvements have been completed since the system began operating in 1999. Most of the bus stops are Design and Construct improvised and lack appropriate waiting Improvements at Bus Acadia Acadia National 2009-026 areas for passengers and access for the I 2.3 236,000 Stops to Eliminate Public National Park Park shuttle fleet. This project would design and Hazards construct improvements at up to 15 bus stops to reduce or eliminate safety hazards. Funding is requested in 2009 to complete design and compliance. Funding for construction will be requested in 2010 based on final design and cost estimates. The park is requesting funding for additional Planning Study to Guilford transportation planning to explore a three- Guilford Evaluate a Pilot Courthouse year transit pilot linking six sites: Guildford Courthouse 2009-029 P 2.1 100,000 Partnership Transit National Courthouse, Greensboro County Park, National Miltary System Military Park Tannenbaum Historic Park, Jaycee Park, and Park the Natural Science Center and Zoo. Valley Forge Construction of the Missing Link will entail Valley Forge Construction of "Missing National building 718 linear feet of paved connector 2009-039 I 1.3 National 966,741 Link" for Multi-use Trail Historical trail and a 10'x100' bridge spanning Valley Historical Park Park Creek. The proposed grant from the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks Program 2009 will Wasatch- Wasatch Canyon Project assist funding the major transportation Cache Salt Lake County, 2009-041 For Salt Lake County planning element in this study of future P 7.1 150,000 National UT General Plan Update transportation capacity for each of the Forest seven Wasatch Canyons located within Salt Lake County and Salt Lake City.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant As the culmination of a decade of work between the Inyo National Forest, Devils Inyo National Postpile National Monument, and the Sustainable Transit in Forest, Devils Federal Transit Administration, Eastern Eastern Sierra Reds Meadow and Devils 2010-020 Postpile Sierra Transit Authority has assumed I 2.2 Transit Authority 2,800,000 Postpile National National operation of the Reds Meadow Shuttle (ESTA) Monument Monument starting in 2009. This request for the purchase of buses will enable the long-term viability of this new partnership with ESTA. This proposal will fund the NPS share of a multi agency intermodal transportation center called the Acadia Gateway Center. Construct Multi Agency The Center will include an 8700 square foot Maine Acadia 2010-030 Intermodal intermodal building that would provide a I 2.3 Department of 3,000,000 National Park Transportation Center passenger waiting area for buses and Transportation Welcome Center providing public restrooms, and Park, Chamber of Commerce, and shuttle bus information. As the culmination of a decade of work between the Inyo National Forest, Devils Sustainable Transit in Inyo National Postpile National Monument, and the Reds Meadow and Devils Forest, Devils Federal Transit Administration, Eastern Eastern Sierra 2011-103 Postpile National Postpile Sierra transit Authority (ESTA) assumed I 2.2 Transit Authority 400,000 Monument (Devils National operation of the Reds Meadow Shuttle (ESTA) Postpile NM) Monument starting in 2009. the request for the purchase of buses will enable the long-term viability of this new partnership with ESTA.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Muir Woods Marin / Muir Woods National Design and build electronic warning signs, Transportation Projects: Monument of traffic counters, highway advisory radio, Golden Gate 2006-010 Implement Parklands the Golden web cameras, a centralized management I 5.2 National 490,000 Intelligent Transportation Gate National software package and other equipment as Recreation Area System Recreation necessary Area Muir Woods National Secure consultant services for planning Monument of Golden Gate Muir Woods effort to address visitor access issues at Muir 2006-011 the Golden P 7.1 National 500,000 Transportation Planning Woods National Monument (managed by Gate National Recreation Area Golden Gate National Recreational Area) Recreation Area Construct two park and ride lots to allow Yosemite Area Park and Ride Lots in Yosemite visitors to park and use the YARTS service to Regional 2006-012 Mariposa County for I 2.3 582,579 National Park access the national park, mitigating Transportation YARTS congestion within the park. System (YARTS)

Mesa Verde National Park Fund the remaining planning tasks and allow Completion of Visitor Mesa Verde Mesa Verde 2006-014 the Transportation Plan to be completed in P 7.1 57,868 Distribution and National Park National Park early 2007. Transportation Study

Complete Title II Design Cuyahoga Develop plans to rehabilitate existing rail in Cuyahoga Valley 2006-033 to Rehabilitate Rail - Valley P 4.1 185,000 Cuyahoga National Park National Park Valley Railway. National Park Mendenhall Glacier Tongass Design, procure, and implement an Tongass National 2007-001 Visitor Center Transit National I 5.2 500,000 Intelligent Transportation System (ITS). Forest Improvements Forest

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Muir Woods National Lease Muir Woods Clean 2.2 - Monument of Lease ten clean fuel shuttle buses for Muir Golden Gate Fuel Shuttles & Improve lease/ 2007-009 the Golden Woods shuttle service and improve the Muir I National 492,500 Transit Stop for Muir contracted Gate National Woods Centennial transit stop. Recreation Area Woods Centennial services Recreation Area San Francisco Maritime Prepare Environmental National Service from San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Impact Statement for the Historical Wharf to San Francisco Maritime National Golden Gate Extension of San 2007-010 Park of the Historical Park (SAFR) and the Fort Mason P 4.1 National 493,000 Francisco Municipal Golden Gate Center at Golden Gate National Recreation Recreation Area Railway (Muni) Historic National Area (GGNRA) Streetcar Route/Line Recreation Area Using existing resources and the same project team, build upon and expand Complete Parkwide existing transportation system data Integrated Transportation Yosemite Yosemite 2007-011 collection and analysis efforts beyond P 6.1 621,600 Capacity Assessment for National Park National Park Yosemite Valley to include the park’s five Yosemite National Park other major attraction areas as well as the five entrance stations. The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority The Maroon (RFTA) is applying for funds to purchase two Bells— hybrid electric buses and an array of Snowmass Roaring Fork Roaring Fork Alternative Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Wilderness Alternative 2007-014 Public Transportation in technologies to make existing services more I 2.2 1,300,000 Area of the Transportation Demand (RAPID) efficient and user-friendly. These White River Authority improvements will jumpstart the National implementation of a larger Bus Rapid Transit Forest (BRT) system in our region.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Lowell Lowell Trolley Deferred National Fund maintenance and safety improvements Lowell National 2007-019 Maintenance and Safety I 4.3 409,650 Historical to the existing 1.5-mile trolley system. Historic Park Improvements (Phase 2) Park

Replace Buses for the Cape Cod Cape Cod 2007-021 Provincetown/Truro National Purchase five 30′ low-floor mini-buses. I 2.2 Regional Transit 1,850,000 Shuttle Service Seashore Authority It is proposed herein to study the alternative Multiple transportation issues at National Wildlife Research and Design of a Wildlife Refuges, in conjunction with the current FWS 2007-024 Low-Environmental- Refuges in status of alternative and renewable fuel and P 2.1 248,000 Headquarters Impact Tram Northeast vehicle technologies, and design a vehicle to (Region 5) significantly improve the transportation systems at these Refuges. Spring Mountain Fund a pilot ski season shuttle project and National provide operational data for bus service 2.2 - Lee Canyon Recreation Humboldt- between Las Vegas, Nevada and the Las lease/ 2007-031 Demonstration Shuttle Area of the I Toiyabe National 168,300 Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort, located on contracted Bus System Humboldt- Forest the Spring Mountain National Resource services Toiyabe Area. National Forest Seeks funding to complete a transit hub for private shuttle services and a non-motorized The North Moab BLM Moab transportation network of bike paths to Recreation Areas Field Office, connect Arches National Park, the City of 2007-043 I 2.3 Grand County, UT 774,000 Alternative Arches Moab, the Colorado Riverway Recreation Transportation Project National Park Area, and other BLM, state and National Park Service recreation sites. The project is 57% funded from other sources.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

The Wickenburg Hassayampa Master Plan and Environmental Assessment Hassayampa 2008-002 I 1.3 96,950 Community Trails System Field Office for Up to 300 Miles of Non-Motorized Trail Field Office

This feasibility study will evaluate various options for providing low-impact, clean-fuel San Diego Bay NWR Salt San Diego powered visitor transportation along the San Diego Bay 2008-004 Ponds Transportation Bay National outer levees of the salt ponds in the south P 7.1 45,000 National Refuge Feasibility Study Refuge end of San Diego Bay where there are exceptional opportunities for migratory bird observation and interpretation. This project will allow for continued Second Year of Reds operation of the shuttle while the Feasibility 2.2 - Meadow Transportation Inyo National Study is completed in 2008 and will ensure lease/ Inyo National 2008-005 I 105,000 Shuttle Reimbursement Forest continuity of operation during contracted Forest for Bus Leasing implementation of Feasibility Study services recommendations. An ATPPL-funded feasibility study would Inyo National Feasibility Study for analyze possible alternatives to address the Forest, BLM Inyo National 2008-007 Developing an ATS at problems associated with visitor experience, P 7.1 200,000 Bishop Field Forest Whitney Portal accessibility, and associated environmental Office impacts at Whitney Portal. This grant will fund a transportation study in which the Inyo National Forest (INF) will lead Inyo National Comprehensive the effort to collect data in support of future Forest, Devils Transportation Study and transportation improvements and guide the Postpile Development of a Multi- collaboration of this project with the Inyo National 2008-011 National P 7.1 350,000 Agency Master National Park Service, Eastern Sierra Transit Forest Monument, Transportation Plan for Authority, the Town of Mammoth Lakes, and Yosemite the Eastern Sierra other stakeholders interested in the National Park development of transit systems in the Eastern Sierra.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant East Santa Conduct Planning and Cruz Island of The purpose of this project is to fund the Complete Engineering Channel Islands 2008-013 the Channel planning and preliminary engineering study P 3.1 380,000 Study to Improve Access National Park Islands needed to replace the existing pier. to Santa Cruz Island National Park

Prepare an EIS for New Golden Gate Project is based on a completed water Golden Gate Water Shuttle Access and National shuttle study in coordination with Bay Area, 2008-014 P 1.1 National 490,000 Landside Linkages to Recreation State-Established, and Water Transit Recreation Area GGNRA Park Sites Area Authority.

This project will use the findings of the Establish Park Integrated Capacity Assessment (ICA) to Transportation analyze, and amend where appropriate, Improvement Plan (TIP) Yosemite recommendations from past Yosemite plans, Yosemite 2008-015 P 7.1 500,000 and Develop Regional National Park and to develop an Implementation/ Action National Park Transportation Corridor Plan. This will include stakeholder Partnerships involvement and the appropriate NEPA analysis. This project would augment and ultimately replace the Presidio Trust’s bus fleet to better provide the PresidiGo Shuttle service. PresidiGo Shuttle Service Presidio of PresidiGo Shuttle service operates dedicated 2008-016 I 2.2 Presidio Trust 840,000 Bus Purchase San Francisco Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) shuttle buses both Around the Park and Downtown serving National Park visitors, residents, and employees. The Tahoe City Transit Center is an Lake Tahoe Intermodal Transit Center Consisting of Basin 2008-018 Tahoe City Transit Center Conditioned Space, a 6 Bus Transit Loop, a I 2.3 Placer County, CA 3,000,000 Management 130 Space Parking Lot and Connecting Unit (LTBMU) Bikeways

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The proposed planning study for the Rocky Mountain National Park and Town of Estes Rocky Mountain National Park will include a NEPA level investigation Park and Primary Access Rocky into potential improvements to parking and 2008-020 NEPA Study for Mountain P 7.1 Estes Park 200,000 visitor facilities within the Park and Transportation National Park combinations of suggested improvements Improvements within the Town from an April 2003 "Estes Valley Transportations Alternatives Study."

The Timucuan Boat and Timucuan A Multi-Partner, Multi-Modal, Alternative City of 2008-021 I 2.2 - tour 557,520 Kingsley Tram Tour Preserve Transportation Project Jacksonville, FL

NPS Blackstone River Bikeway National The project requests funding to NPS Visitor Center and Recreation design/permit the 1.5-mile connector from NPS Blackstone Union Station Bikeway Trail of the the National Park Service (NPS) Visitor River Valley 2008-026 Intermodal P 1.1 290,000 NPS Center/Park-n-Ride; north to Union Station, National Heritage Transportation Connector Blackstone an intermodal train/bus/retail terminal and Corridor Design River Valley bicycle pavilion. National Heritage Corridor The design work included in this funding Multi-modal Lowell request will provide much needed Transportation National Lowell National 2008-027 infrastructure improvements to the park's I 4.3 465,000 Infrastructure Historical Historical Park existing multi-modal visitor transportation Improvement Project Park system.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Assateague Island The project will prepare a business plan to National support the implementation of alternative Prepare a Business Plan 2.1 - Assateague Seashore, transit systems in the Sinepuxent District of 2008-029 for Visitor Transit P business Island National 95,000 Chincoteague Assateague Island National Seashore, in Implementation plan Seashore National conjunction with previously completed Wildlife transportation studies. Refuge

Enhancement of Grand Project involves construction of an on island Island National Hiawatha bus maintenance building, construction of a Hiawatha 2008-032 Recreation Area Existing National fueling station to support the alternative I 2.3 215,000 National Forest Alternate Transportation Forest transportation system and installation of System interpretive signs at bus stops.

The Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Bosque del Refuge seeks to purchase an alternative fuel, Alternative Fuel Tour Bus Apache Bosque del fully accessible, standard wide-body, 28-foot 2008-035 for Bosque del Apache National I 2.2 Apache National 126,000 bus from Arboc Limited, a manufacturer of NWR Wildlife Wildlife Refuge such buses for both the private and public Refuge sector. The request will fund the completion of an Alternative Transportation Feasibility Study/Cost Analysis for Fort Stanwix National Monument and surrounding Alternative Fort Stanwix Fort Stanwix historical sites. The feasibility study/cost 2008-037 Transportation Feasibility National P 7.1 National 75,000 analysis will be based on the Fort Stanwix Study/Cost Analysis Monument Monument National Monument, Transportation Summary Report completed by the John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center in June 2006.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Through the financial assistance of Alternative Transportation in Parks and Seven Points Non- Raystown Public Lands Program this project would U.S. Army Corps 2008-043 Motorized Alternative I 1.3 854,450 Lake result in the complete construction of a 3 of Engineers Transportation Pathway mile non-motorized alternative transportation pathway. This study will develop several alternatives Wasatch- Mill Creek Canyon which will evaluate establishing a shuttle Cache Salt Lake County, 2008-044 Transportation Feasibility system, developing bike lanes or a separate P 7.1 220,000 National UT Study trail, and managing traffic and parking Forest differently. Seeks funding to complete a network of The North Moab BLM Moab non-motorized pathways connecting the City Recreation Areas Field Office, of Moab to Arches National Park, the 2008-045 I 1.3 Grand County, UT 3,000,000 Alternative Arches Colorado Riverway Recreation Area and Transportation System National Park other BLM, state and National Park Service recreation site. This project will provide FM and/or AM radio traveler information station Chincoteague capabilities; information and entrance pass National kiosks in hotels and public places; and Wildlife Provide Intelligent electronic informational signage. The Chincoteague Refuge, 2008-046 Information Traffic overall purpose of this project is to inform I 5.2 National Wildlife 350,000 Assateague Systems the public of visitation alternatives, traffic Refuge Island issues, and disperse visitation throughout a National day, week or even calendar year to ease Seashore congestion during the peak summer visitation periods.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Chincoteague This project will extend the National bicycle/pedestrian path from DOI, National Wildlife Park Service Property, to the Town of Chincoteague Construct Refuge, 2008-047 Chincoteague. This project will provide I 1.3 National Wildlife 600,000 Pedestrian/Bike Trail Assateague connectivity of the trail system from the Refuge Island Town of Chincoteague to the Chincoteague National National Wildlife Refuge. Seashore To Conduct Environmental Assessments, Planning Grant for Shi-Shi Shi-Shi Trail Traffic Studies, Visitor Utilization Studies, 2008-050 P 1.1 Makah Tribe 123,376 Trail & Beach and Beach Trail Assessment and Preliminary Trail Design The study will develop a range of transportation alternatives for the Mt. Baker-Snowqualmie NF (MBS) on four east - west highway corridors. The study will Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie include: Traffic Study, Visitor Capacity Mt. Baker- National Forest Analysis, Natural Resource Condition Survey, Mt. Baker- Snoqualmie 2008-051 Alternative Marketing Assessment, Transportation P 6.1 Snoqualmie 500,000 National Transportation Feasibility Alternatives, and Economic Analysis of National Forest Forest Study Alternatives. The data and alternatives will be used to develop sustainable visitor and resource capacity and initiate further NEPA analysis through the subsequent development of a Transportation Plan. The Sitka National Historical Park and the Sitka Sound Science Center Pedestrian/ Vehicle Sitka National Pedestrian/Vehicle Traffic Improvements: Sitka National 2009-001 Traffic Improvements P 7.1 80,000 Historic Park Plan, Design, and Manage a Viable Historic Park Study Alternative Transportation System on Lincoln Street, Sitka, Alaska

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Denali National Park will test hybrid buses of various designs in order to determine appropriate technology to apply to the Denali upcoming 2013-2023 transportation Denali National 2009-002 Denali Hybrid Bus Project National Park concession contract. Over the course of that I 2.2 Park and 435,000 and Preserve contract the contract awardees will replace Preserve the 110 buses in the fleet with the technology found to be most effective as a result of this test project. The purpose of this project is to provide 2.2 - Point Reyes leasing costs for the shuttle service to Point Point Reyes Lease Buses for the Point lease/ 2009-004 National Reyes Headlands, one of the most popular I National 47,000 Reyes Headlands Shuttle contracted Seashore destinations within Point Reyes National Seashore services Seashore. Yurok Park Transit Planning Reservation/ For the feasibility of a transit system in the 2009-005 P 7.1 Yurok Tribe 120,000 Study Redwood National Redwood Park areas. National Park This project would implement bus stop Golden Gate Construct Phase I Bus improvements, such as benches, signs and Golden Gate National 2009-006 Stop Amenities in Marin rural character shelters, to support current I 2.3 National 145,000 Recreation Headlands and Fort Baker and planned transit service to the Marin Recreation Area Area Headlands and Fort Baker.

Enhance Headlands This project includes design and installation Transportation System Point Reyes Point Reyes of shuttle stops including wayfinding and 2009-007 Shuttle Stops for Visitor National I 2.3 National 296,400 orientation panels, and shelters at three Safety, Wayfinding and Seashore Seashore park locations. Orientation

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The requested funding will fund an Golden Gate 2.2 - estimated 26,000 hours of transit Golden Gate Pilot Marin Headlands National lease/ 2009-008 operations, preparation of a long-term I National 405,000 Shuttle Recreation contracted transit operations plan, and monitoring and Recreation Area Area services analysis. Golden Gate Construct two bus stops and a 1/4-mile Construct Bus Stops and Golden Gate National accessible multi-use path linking two stops 2009-009 Multi-Use Link to Transit I 2.3 National 460,000 Recreation on California State Highway 1 to Muir Beach at Muir Beach Recreation Area Area in Golden Gate NRA. This project will operationalize the traffic model and other planning tools developed as part of the Integrated Transportation Implement Integrated Yosemite Capacity Assessment to be available for Yosemite 2009-010 Parkwide Traffic I 5.2 1,280,000 National Park traffic management and visitor trip planning National Park Management System through a real-time web-based interface that can be accessed to benefit resource and visitor experience conditions.

Purchase Three Clean- This project would fund three of the eight Yosemite Area Diesel Motor Coaches for 45-foot clean-diesel, over-the-road, ADA Yosemite Regional 2009-012 the Yosemite Area accessible coaches needed to operate I 2.2 1,605,000 National Park Transportation Regional Transportation YARTS, the only regional public transit System (YARTS) System (YARTS) system serving the greater Yosemite area

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The purpose of this project is to support coordinated, multi-agency transportation planning in the Colorado Front Range by conducting baseline data collection on Alternative existing transportation conditions and visitor Transportation Planning use standards for three high-use recreation Arapaho- Study at Colorado Front sites: Brainard Lake Recreation Area, Mount Arapaho- Roosevelt 2009-013 Range High Visitation Evans, and Guanella Pass. Potential P 7.1 Roosevelt 580,000 National Sites in the Arapaho- alternative transportation solutions to National Forest Forest Roosevelt National Forest reduce traffic and parking congestion at (ARNF) each site will be evaluated using an integrated modeling system incorporating Forest Service management objectives and corresponding acceptable use and carrying capacity policies. "Ding" Darling National Examine the opportunity for alternative Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge transportation to better connect visitors to National Lee County 2009-015 Alternative the refuge and mitigate traffic congestion in P 7.1 900,000 Wildlife Transit Transportation Planning the refuge in cooperation with the gateway Refuge Study community of Sanibel Island, Florida

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

The River of Grass Greenway is a proposed non-motorized transportation and recreation corridor that would parallel the exisiting scenic U.S. Highway 41 ("Tamiami Trail") across the Everglades and would seamlessly connect parks, public, lands, and Rivers, Trails communities. This corridor is an integral link Rivers, Trails and and for connecting the dense east and west River of Grass Greenway Conservation 2009-016 Conservation coastal area Greenway network systems and P 7.1 1,000,000 Feasibility Study Assistance Assistance would provide an alternative to vehicle Program Program travel across this environmentally-sensitive ecosystem. In order for this unprecedented, largely-supported, ecologically-vital initiative to be realized, a feasibility study directed by a project coordinator is imperative in order to determine environmental constraints, practicability, and a cohesive design.

Construction of pier, dock, and landslide connections to enable regional ferry service Construct Passenger Gulf Islands (operated and funded by othera) to be Gulf Islands 2009-017 Ferry Dock Facilities at National initiated in Pensacola Bay, serving Fort I 3.3 National 2,800,000 Fort Pickens Seashore Pickens, the City of Pensacola downtown Seashore waterfront, and the City of Pensacola Beach retail/entertainment district.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant This project will construct a bike/pedestrian trail connecting Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge’s Prairie Visitor & Learning Center with the Plainsmen Trail in Prairie City Iowa. Bringing People and Neal Smith The Plainsmen Trail is one completed Neal Smith Prairie Together: National 2009-018 portion of the Central Iowa Trail System, I 1.3 National Wildlife 564,075 Complete Plainsman Wildlife which includes a proposed bike/pedestrian Refuge Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Refuge trail connecting Des Moines, Iowa with Red Rock Lake Recreation Area, a multi-agency run facility which has several trails already in existence.

Parker River The Transit in Parks program request will Parker River NWR Parker River National fund the purchase (through GSA) of a 24 2009-019 Alternative Fueled P National Wildlife 122,300 Wildlife passenger, wheel chair accessible alternative Vehicle Visitor Initiative Refuge Refuge fuel mini-bus.

The purpose of this project is to reassess the Update 5-Year Cape Cod Cape Cod transit needs of Cape Cod in the changing Cape Cod 2009-020 Public Transportation National P 7.1 200,000 economy and develop strategies to meet Commission Plan Seashore these needs. Provide Bicycle Cape Cod This proposal is to purchase two 12 Cape Cod Accommodations and 2009-021 National passenger vans with trailers equipped to I 2.2 National 250,000 Coordination of Park and Seashore haul bicycles and cyclists. Seashore Bike Locations Establish Alternative New Bedford This proposal will institute a shuttle pilot City of New Transportation Shuttle at Whaling that serves the Harbor Development 2009-022 I 2.2 Bedford, MA 440,000 New Bedford Whaling National Commission and the University of Office of Planning NHS Historic Park Massachusetts Dartmouth.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The work included in this funding request will provide much needed infrastructure improvements to the Park's existing multi- Lowell Gallagher Transportation modal visitor transportation system and will National City of Lowell, 2009-023 Center ADA Pedestrian provide a much-needed ADA accessible I 1.3 650,000 Historical MA Access Improvements pedestrian connection between the Park Gallagher International Transportation terminal and the Hamilton Canal District at Swamp Locks. Multi-Modal Lowell Construct Swamp Locks Boat Landing, Multi- Transportation National Lowell National 2009-024 Modal Shelter and Hamilton Canal Walkway, I 3.3 800,000 Infrastructure Historical Historic Park and Fabricate Canal/River Ferry Boat Improvement Project Park Will assess the feasibility of alternative The Highway 86 Gallatin transportation to reduce negative impacts of Gallatin National 2009-028 Alternative National traffic on public lands along the MT Highway P 7.1 279,925 Forest Transportation Study Forest 86 corridor connecting Bozeman, MT to USFS and USFWS lands north of town. Spring Mountain National This project will provide a shuttle service Recreation Humboldt- Lee Canyon Shuttle Bus from Las Vegas, Nevada to the Las Vegas Ski 2009-031 Area of the I 2.2 Toiyabe National 327,030 System & Snowboard Resort, located on the Spring Humboldt- Forest Mountain National Resource Area. Toiyabe National Forest Rehab/Replace Valley Cuyahoga #454 Over Tinkers Creek, #437 ¼ Over Cuyahoga Valley 2009-032 Railway Bridges #454, Valley Memorial Parkway and #443 Over Furnace I 4.3 970,000 National Park #437 and #443 National Park Run

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

The proposal is to fund: acquisition of electric shuttle vehicles and realignment, enhancement, and extension of a segment The Dalles Alternative of the existing riverfront multi-use trail to Energy Park Shuttle and Dalles Lock accommodate shuttles; removal of tour train City of the Dalles, 2009-035 River Front Multi-Use I 2.2 340,000 and Dam track bed, and native plant restoration; and OR Trail Enhancement security improvements to the Dalles Dam Project project compound in order to provide day- use access to Patterson park, and escorted tour access to the power house. The proposed study will develop a range of transportation alternatives for the Deschutes National Forest (DNF) on six key forest access highway corridors. Proposed study will expand and consolidate similar efforts completed by the surrounding individual communities. The proposed study Deschutes National Deschutes will include: Traffic Study, Visitor Capacity Forest Alternative Deschutes 2009-036 National Analysis, Natural Resource Condition Survey, P 6.1 367,000 Transportation Feasibility National Forest Forest Marketing Assessment, Transportation Study Alternatives, and Economic Analysis of Alternatives. The data and alternatives will be used to develop sustainable visitor and resource capacity and initiate further NEPA analysis through the subsequent development of a Comprehensive Transportation Plan.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Continuation of Partnership Prototype to Valley Forge This proposal will test a pilot shuttle bus Test Feasibility of an Valley Forge National program for three seasons as part of the 2009-037 Alternative P 2.1 National 237,000 Historical alternative transportation planning at Valley Transportation System Historical Park Park Forge NP (VAFO). (ATS) Shuttle Bus Prior to Capital Improvements

Delaware Regional Visitor Shuttle This project will study, test/pilot and Water Gap Delaware Water Alternative implement a regional alternative 2009-038 National P 7.1 Gap National 350,000 Transportation System transportation system (ATS) for Delaware Recreation Recreation Area Study Water Gap National Recreation Area (NRA). Area We seek to improve visitor access to Presquile Presquile National Wildlife Refuge by Presquile Study Transportation National replacing the existing obsolete cable ferry. 2009-044 P 7.1 National Wildlife 200,000 Alternatives Wildlife The ferry has been declared unsafe for Refuge Refuge visitor transportation by the U.S Coast Guard. The project will provide planning funds to hire a consultant to conduct a study that will develop travel demand strategies to enable the park to manage traffic congestion in the Alternative Arches park. The study will support the design and Arches National 2010-001 Transportation Feasibility P 2.1 180,000 National Park implementation for a limited, voluntary Park Study shuttle system originating within the gateway community of Moab, providing service to the six prime destination trailheads in Arches National Park.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The purpose of this project is to evaluate the extent to which Zion National Park’s existing visitor transportation system can be optimized in terms of operational efficiency and economic feasibility, while maintaining Study on the Effects of the desired future conditions of park the Park Transportation Zion National Zion National 2010-002 resources and visitor experiences. This P 7.1 600,000 System on Park Resources Park Park project will assist the NPS in refining the and Visitor Experiences implementation of Zion’s shuttle bus system and enhance the park’s ability to use alternative transportation as an essential element of visitor capacity management and resource protection. Potential products would include real-time messaging design development for Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and Improve Visitor websites, website design for local businesses Information & Zion National that compliments park messaging, multi- Zion National 2010-003 P 5.1 250,000 Wayfinding Systems for Park lingual media, improved information related Park the Zion Canyon Shuttle to multi-modal forms of travel, procurement packages for sign fabrication and web site design, and completion of an updated park sign plan. This project is an Alternative Transportation (AT) Feasibility Study to determine if and Alternative Little Bighorn what type of AT is feasible at Little Bighorn Little Bighorn Transportation Feasibility Battlefield National Monument. Specifically, the study Battlefield 2010-007 Study & Cost Analysis at P 7.1 180,000 National will look at whether AT is a feasible option National Little Bighorn Battlefield Monument considering the park location, Monument National Monument characteristics, visitation pattern, AT costs, and possible funding sources. Trail Connection to Valley Forge The trail connection, as well as proposed Valley Forge Existing ATS at Valley National connection to an adjacent municipal trail 2010-008 I 1.3 National 250,370 Forge National Historical Historical system, is the subject of this funding Historical Park Park Park request.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Denali National Park will test hybrid buses of various designs in order to determine appropriate technology to apply to the Denali upcoming 2015-2025 transportation Denali National 2010-019 Denali Hybrid Bus Project National Park concession contract. Over the course of that I 2.2 Park and 246,000 and Preserve contract the contract awardees will replace Preserve the 110 buses in the fleet with the technology found to be most effective as a result of this test project. This study will assess, plan, and design Bozeman Area alternative transportation options for Gallatin Recreational Access accessing popular recreation sites Gallatin National 2010-021 National P 7.1 290,000 Alternative throughout the Gallatin Valley and Forest Forest Transportation Study surrounding forests, rivers, lakes, and streams.

Evaluating New The purpose of this project is to evaluate the Alternative operational, financial, and resource Transportation Systems Rocky management-related feasibility of refining Integrated with ITS and Rocky Mountain 2010-033 Mountain the existing shuttle service, and P 7.1 535,000 TDM Solutions to Reduce National Park National Park implementing new shuttle service routes Crowding and Resource and ITS solutions to address crowding and Impacts in Rocky resource impacts in ROMO. Mountain National Park

A project designed to increase visitors to the Cabrillo Cabrillo National Monument, the only San Diego Unified 2010-035 Cabrillo Circulator Shuttle National I 2.2 625,000 federally-managed parkland in San Diego Port District Monument County. Purchase new, wheelchair-accessible trolley Visitor Transportation to buses to replace existing non-ADA transit Sitka National Sitka Tribe of 2010-036 Sitka National Historical and tour buses that operate in and around I 2.2 325,000 Historic Park Alaska Park Sitka National Historical Park and US Forest Service Lands.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Replace 3 (35 ft.) Canyon Transit Buses. Two Replace 3 (35 ft.) Canyon Wasatch- of the 3 (35 foot) buses to be replaced are Transit Buses and Repair Cache Utah Transit 2010-037 currently 13 years old and one if 14 years I 2.2 1,120,000 Cottonwood Canyons National Authority old. The main park and ride lot is in need of Park and Ride Lots Forest major repairs of concrete and curbing.

Feasibility study of Gateway communities include Pikes Peak Effigy implementing a trolley State Park (IA) and Wyalusing State Park Mounds City of Prairie du 2010-038 bus operation to connect (WI); the Historic Downtowns of Marquette P 7.1 55,000 National Chien, WI Effigy Mound NM to (IA), McGregor (IA), and Prairie du Chien Monument gateway communities (WI); and Area Seasonal Campgrounds

NMRA ATS provides a safe, environmentally friendly, non-motorized infrastructure of paved paths, bridges, and transportation hubs that link the City of Moab to Arches BLM Moab National Park, the Colorado Riverway North Moab Recreation Field Office, Recreation Area and other BLM, state, and 2010-044 Areas Alternative I 1.3 Grand County, UT 2,900,000 Arches National Park Service recreation sites. This Transportation System National Park application seeks funding for the continuation of the Colorado Riverway path along State Scenic Byway SR 128 which is adjacent to the Colorado River and across the river from Arches National Park. Using a similar framework to what has been applied at Yosemite, Rocky Mountain, and Complete Transportation Sequoia and Mount Rainier; this capacity assessment will and User Capacity Sequoia and Kings Canyon build upon and expand existing 2010-052 Assessment for Sequoia P 6.1 Kings Canyon 450,000 National transportation and visitor use systems data and Kings Canyon National Parks Parks collection and analysis efforts to include all National Parks road segments, entrance stations and five major attraction sites in the park.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Branding and enhancing an on-street bicycle and pedestrian improvement project connecting the soon to be constructed Soulard Bikeway Extension with the existing 12 mile North Riverfront Bicycle Trail making the trail a safe, desirable, and aesthetically pleasing location to bike. The “branding” Jefferson portion of the project includes new signage, The Bi-State Jefferson National National pole banners, and the painting of the flood Development 2010-063 Expansion Memorial I 1.3 1,000,000 Expansion walls and railroad trestles. The connection Agency, dba Bicycle Connection Memorial runs adjacent to the eastern border of the Metro St. Louis National Park Service’s Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (hereby referred to as JNEM or the Memorial). The project also includes the design for the rebuilding of the eastern portion of Branch Street, a critical neighborhood connection to residential neighborhoods and the JNEM. Examine the opportunity for multi-modal transportation alternatives to allow visitors Red Rock Canyon Red Rock to better access the site, reduce the impact Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Canyon to the natural environment, and alleviate National 2010-065 Area Comprehensive National P 7.1 200,000 congestion. The study will focus on several Conservation Transportation Planning Conservation alternatives for mode-shift, as well as Area Study Area alternatives selection and an implementation plan. Examine the opportunity for multi-modal Red Hill Special transportation alternatives to allow visitors Red Hill Recreation Management to better access the site, reduce the impact Special Town of 2010-066 Area Alternative to the natural environment, and alleviate P 7.1 160,000 Recreation Carbondale, CO Transportation Feasibility congestion. The study will focus on several Area Study alternatives for mode-shift, including transit and non-motorized transportation.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Prepare a multimodal transportation plan for the park, including problem identification Integrated, Multi-Modal and data collection, (congestion, parking, Bryce Canyon Bryce Canyon 2010-073 Park Transportation Plan visitor use patterns and tour bus and transit P 7.1 400,000 National Park National Park for Bryce Canyon NP operations), operational and capital strategies and solutions, and asset management implications.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Planning for a new alternative Highway 26 Alternative Mt. Hood transportation system to provide Oregon 2006-036 Transportation National transportation to and within Mt. Hood P 7.1 Department of 100,000 Opportunities Forest National Forest in order to reduce Transportation congestion on U.S. Highway 26.

Muir Woods The requested ATPPL financial assistance National would fund the design of new accessible bus Design Accessible Bus Monument of stops on Highway 1 near Muir Beach, and a Golden Gate 2008-006 Stops and Multi-Use Link the Golden new 1/4 mile accessible multi-use link P 2.1 National 155,000 to Transit at Muir Beach Gate National connecting the new bus stops with Muir Recreation Area Recreation Beach, a popular destination in the GGNRA Area near Muir Woods National Monument. This project would analyze alternative fueled technology options and procure new equipment which are significantly more economical to operate, feature greater Purchase New Tram passenger safety (having greater Yosemite Yosemite 2008-017 Vehicles for Mariposa maneuverability and turning radii), comfort I 2.2 - tour 1,600,000 National Park National Park Grove of Giant Sequoias and convenience (including full ADA compliance), while enhancing Park ability to provide responsible environmental stewardship featuring significantly reduced tailpipe and noise emissions. Adams This project would focus on alternatives for National Plan to Develop Adams developing a sustainable expanded Historical Adams National 2008-023 Landing Transportation transportation system for Adams NHP, the P 7.1 250,000 Park, Historical Park Hub Cultural Coast, three other National Parks Squantum and historic Quincy. Point Park

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant FY08 request includes 4 components: 1) continuation of field-test to refine system; 2) Roosevelt- purchase of one bus to lower operations Roosevelt- Phased Implementation Vanderbilt costs; 3) finalizing design for improvement Vanderbilt 2008-040 I 2.2 - tour 630,000 of ATS National of intersections at Route 9 and Route 9G to National Historic Historic Sites provide safe crossing for pedestrians, bikes, Sites and shuttle; 4) continuation of transportation consultant support. This project will include the construction of 4 shuttle bus shelters and shuttle bus stop Construct Shuttle Bus amenities in the gateway community of Grand Shelters and Amenities Tusayan, just south of the Grand Canyon Grand Canyon 2009-003 Canyon I 2.3 495,000 for Tusayan Shuttle Bus National Park boundary. Shuttle bus stop National Park National Park Route amenities will include route and information signage, trash receptacles, minor paving and seating areas. The real-time electronic departure signs were installed in Acadia National Park (park) in 2002. The signs have worked well and are greatly appreciated by visitors. The Island Update Island Explorer Acadia Explorer (bus/shuttle) system has expanded Acadia National 2009-027 Electronic Departure I 5.2 270,000 National Park as public demand for service has grown; Park Signs consequently, the electronic departure sign system must be upgraded. This project would install or replace real-time electronic departure signs at six park bus stops. Cades Cove Heritage Tours seeks to provide Purchase Fuel Efficient a meaningful visitor experience through a Vehicles and Build Great Smoky voluntary non-profit shuttle tour that Cades Cove 2009-040 Covered Storage for Mountain minimizes impacts on the cultural and I 2.2 600,000 Heritage Tours Cades Cove Heritage National Park natural resources of Cades Cove through Tours education, resource protection, traffic mitigation, and pollution reduction.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Purchase six specially equipped canyon Wasatch- Purchase Buses and service buses and four passenger waiting Cache Utah Transit 2009-042 Shelters for Big and Little shelters for Big and Little Cottonwood I 2.2 1,978,832 National Authority Cottonwood Canyons Canyons in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest Forest Colonial The project requests funding for the pilot 2.2 - Jamestown and Yorktown National operation of an additional bus for improved lease/ Colonial National 2009-043 I 104,270 Pilot Bus Service Historical alternative transportation service for the contracted Historical Park Park Jamestown Loop. services This proposal implements a previous funded Wenatchee planning project (FY 07). Lake Chelan Dock Wenatchee 2009-045 Dock Replacement National I 3.3 100,000 Infrastructure – Prince Creek Dock National Forest Forest Replacement Sequoyah National Sequoyah The Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Refuge Sequoyah National seeks funding for an alternative fuel, fully 2010-004 Bus/Alternative I 2.2 National Wildlife 257,879 Wildlife accessible bus, capable of seating 28 adult Transportation Refuge Refuge passengers. Replacement Project Thacher To provide transportation to the island for Thacher Island Island visitors, volunteers and staff to maintain, National Wildlife Thatcher Island NWR 2010-006 National enhance and enjoy the natural and cultural I 3.2 Refuge 79,042 boat service Wildlife resources of this National Wildlife Refuge administered by Refuge and Historic Landmark. Parker River NWR

Lease Shuttle Buses for Sequoia and The shuttle connects overnight lodging, 2.2 - Sequoia and Kings the Giant Forest Shuttle Kings Canyon campgrounds, parking lots, and visitor lease/ 2010-009 I Canyon National 240,000 System in Sequoia National services with the main attractions in the contracted Parks National Park Parks Giant Forest Sequoia Grove. services

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Programmatic assessment and guidance This proposed project is a "pilot project" National of transit expansion designed to complete an assessment at a Forest Service Forests of 2010-011 opportunities on the broad regional level of the potential for P 7.1 Pacific Southwest 250,000 California - National Forests of transit and other "active transportation" Region Central Sierra California, Central Sierra related improvements on public lands. region

Enabling coordinated, prioritized transportation investments and short/long Develop a Systematic Rail term management actions over the next Cuyahoga Transportation Plan for twenty years, consistent with the park's Cuyahoga Valley 2010-026 Valley P 4.1 300,000 Cuyahoga Valley National general management plan (GMP), Cuyahoga National Park National Park Park Valley Scenic Railroad's (CVSR) pending strategic plan, and other park and stakeholder guidance. This project will undertake the design, engineering, and National Environmental Sabino Policy Act actions required to address and Canyon Sabino Canyon significantly improve access, circulation, Recreation Recreation Area Trails visitor experience, and visitor safety in the Coronado 2010-027 Area of the P 1.1 450,000 Enhancement Design and Sabino Canyon Recreation Area by planning National Forest Coronado NEPA for future construction of an interconnected, National hard-surfaced, accessible trail system from Forest the sites main parking lot to the terminus of Sabino Canyon Road (Forest Road 100). The addition of the parking lot is to support Kaibab Tusayan Multimodal an existing shuttle bus transit system and a National Parking Lot in new Greenway trail. Facilities to be Grand Canyon 2010-028 Forest, Grand I 2.3 703,200 cooperation with the constructed include an asphalt paved lot for National Park Canyon Kaibab National Forest up to 150 vehicles, a small kiosk, and a vault National Park toilet.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The requested funding is for the purchase of a new track inspection truck to be used to Cuyahoga Purchase Railroad Track conduct federally required bi-weekly Cuyahoga Valley 2010-031 Valley I 4.2 65,000 Inspection Truck inspections of the 26 miles of railroad track National Park National Park located in Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP).

Planning Study and NEPA Building on the conclusions of the feasibility Compliance for Rocky study, the proposed project would present Alternative Rocky Mountain 2010-034 Mountain reasonable alternatives to be evaluated in a P 1.1 240,000 Transportation Multi-Use National Park National Park NEPA document (most likely an Trail In Rocky Mountain Environmental Assessment). National Park

A planned 27 mile non-motorized multi-use Sleeping Bear Construction of a 2.5 mile trail through Sleeping Bear Dunes National Michigan Dunes 2010-039 section of the Sleeping Lakeshore (Lakeshore) that will connect the I 1.3 Department of 1,625,000 National Bear Heritage Trail (SBHT) primary visitor destinations with two Transportation Lakeshore gateway communities The grant funds will be used for site Kasha- development, a parking lot, a bus driveway Tour Shuttle Bus Station Katuwe Tent and assembly area, a water well system, a for the Kasha-Katuwe Pueblo de Cochiti 2010-040 Rocks septic system, an 850-square foot ticketing I 2.3 849,000 Tent Rocks National Tribe National and waiting building, handicap accessible Monument Monument restrooms, outdoor shelter, and extension of electrical, gas, and telephone services.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant A transit study for Harpers Ferry NHP is needed in conjunction with HAFE PMIS 91113 Expand Transit Maintenance Facility. This is necessary to determine the number of and types of additional buses (small and large); the new totals for the new park transportation system (road miles); and maintenance, fuel, and current vs. future Harpers Ferry contracting of the bus drivers and garage Harpers Ferry Transit Study for Harpers National mechanic to support the increase of 2010-045 P 2.1 National Historic 50,000 Ferry NHP Historical operations. This project should follow Park Park simultaneously and concurrent with the PMIS 91113C Design phase. The project work will be performed by HAFE professionals, NCR professional assistance, and some A&E assistance as contracted through the NCR office. The final report and study products will be generated and published by the park. All 106 Compliance will be managed by the park. As recommended by the Transportation Assistance Group (TAG), to assess current deficiencies, problem areas, safety issues, transportation needs, and explore and propose the best alternative transportation Comprehensive systems to alleviate traffic congestion and Kiluea Point Transportation Planning enhance visitor safety on the all three Kaua'I National NWR, Hanalei 2010-046 Study for all three refuges refuges within the Kaua‘i National Wildlife P 7.1 Wildlife Refuge 300,000 NWR, and within the Kaua'i National Refuge Complex (Kīlauea Point, Hanalei, and Complex Hule'ia NWR Wildlife Refuge Complex Hulē‘ia NWRs). The study is intended to be compatible with of the Complex’s ongoing Comprehensive Conservation Plan (CCP), and will enable the inclusion in the CCP of transportation specific goals, objectives, and strategies.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant

Two Tour Vehicles to Replace Aging Tram and Laguna Requested funds would be used to purchase Van to Continue and Atascosa South Texas two all season tour vehicles and a storage 2010-047 Expand Interpretive Tour National I 2.2 National Wildlife 230,000 facility for the vehicles at the Laguna Program at Laguna Wildlife Refuges Complex Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge. Atascosa National Refuge Wildlife Refuge

Jamaica Bay Unit of the This project is part of a comprehensive Riis Landing Breakwater Gateway project to rehabilitate the Riis Landing Basin Gateway National 2010-049 I 3.3 1,500,000 Replacement National to accommodate ferry service at the Jamaica Recreation Area Recreation Bay Unit of Gateway NRA. Area

Marsh- Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Billings- Historical Park (park) and the Town of 2.2 - National Historical Park Rockefeller Woodstock would embark upon the second lease/ Town of 2010-053 and Town/Village of I 220,000 National year of a seasonal pilot program to operate contracted Woodstock, VT Woodstock Pilot Shuttle Historical a cow-powered (methane) electric local services Bus Program – Year 2 Park shuttle bus service.

Install ITS and Transit This project will facilitate visitor access via Information Systems in Yosemite transit to Mariposa Grove and Badger Pass Yosemite 2010-054 I 5.2 495,000 the Southern Part of National Park as well as install a parking occupancy and National Park Yosemite information system for Glacier Point. Boston This phase of the project will include Harbor Bicycle and pedestrian planning and preliminary design; Boston Harbor Islands network systems to link development of a trail sign plan; Islands National National 2010-056 Boston NHP (BOST) and development of a unified management P 1.1 Recreation Area, 459,000 Recreation Boston Harbor Island NRA agreement among all the responsible Boston National Area, Boston (BOHA) to regional transit transportation and property owning Historic Park National partners; and extensive public involvement. Historic Park

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Rocky Rocky Mountain Arsenal While conceptually approves, a more Mountain National Wildlife Refuge detailed feasibility analysis and Rocky Mountain Arsenal 2010-057 “Inside the Fence” Transit implementation plan needs to be developed P 7.1 Arsenal National 400,000 National Feasibility & Planning on how the refuge moves people around the Wildlife Refuge Wildlife Study refuge. Refuge Washita National Wildlife Refuge, Optima This request is for funding to purchase a bus Washita National Wildlife National which would be used to enhance and Washita National 2010-060 Refuge Bus Acquisition I 2.2 130,000 Wildlife expand environmental education and Wildlife Refuge Project Refuge and interpretive tours on Washita NWR. Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge Deschutes Replacement, Service Expansion, and Shelter City of Bend, OR/ 2010-062 Mt. Baker Shuttle Bus National I 2.2 998,700 Facilities Bend Area Transit Forest

Install Phase I Intelligent Mount This project will facilitate visitor access and Mount Rainier 2010-067 Transportation System at Rainier provide seamless information to contribute I 5.2 375,000 National Park Mount Rainier NP National Park to visitor orientation and safety.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Salem Maritime National Historic Site requires a passenger boat capable of beach landings to transport the public between the Salem Passenger boat service park's downtown Salem location and Bakers Salem Maritime Maritime 2010-068 between downtown Island in Salem Harbor. The boat, the only I 3.2 National Historic 250,000 National Salem and Bakers Islands means of public transportation to Bakers Site Historic Site Island, will enable public access to the island and its historic light station for the first time in over 100 years. The project will provide a new knuckle boom support vehicle for the Alternative Transportation Scenice Railroad Replace Cuyahoga Valley Cuyahoga maintenance crew at CVNP. This new vehicle National Park (CVNP) Cuyahoga Valley 2010-069 Valley will be capable of running on biodiesel I 4.2 165,000 Scenic Railroad Knuckle National Park National Park blends of fuel and will replace the existing Boom Support Vehicle Knuckle Boom truck which due to age and condition can not reliably perform all the required functions while on the rail. Sequoia and The proposed budget includes funding for San Joaquin Kings Canyon one 29 foot 25-passenger hybrid electric bus 2010-070 Valley/Sequoia National I 2.2 City of Visalia, CA 660,000 National with lift-equipped buses including room for Park Gateway Shuttle Link Parks two wheelchairs.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Recipient Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Details Amount ($) with Grant

Project funds will cover the design and installation of the fee parking collection system. The funds generated from parking Implement a Fee Parking fees would be used to enhance transit Golden Gate System to Fund Shuttle options to and within this highly popular Golden Gate National 2.3 - 2008-012 and Transit Access to and recreation area that is located adjacent to I National 360,000 Recreation parking Within the Marin the San Francisco Bay Area. Transit Recreation Area Area Headlands and Fort Baker enhancement includes increasing service times and frequency and providing more direct transit access to specific congested destination areas.

Theodore Roosevelt The study would include investigating the Theodore National Park and Town use of transit within the North and South Town of Medora, 2009-030 Roosevelt P 7.1 100,000 of Medora Transit Units, as well as the possibility of linking the North Dakota National Park Feasibility Study units with a transit system.

Lewis and Clark Sunset Empire Lewis and Clark Explorer 2010-072 National I 2.2 Transportation 33,000 Shuttle Historical District Park

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant This project would provide a safe, environmentally friendly, non-motorized infrastructure of paved paths and parking that would ultimately link the City of Shasta State Redding, California Shasta Historical Park California Shasta State Historic Park Historic Park, and the NPS Whiskeytown National 2011-006 I 1.3 Department of 800,000 Bike Lane Project Redding Field Recreation Area recreation sites. This Transportation Office application seeks funding for the continuation of the Sacramento River Rail- Trail non-motorized trail along the USFS Trinity Scenic Byway (SR-299) to California's Shasta historical Park. Cape Cod National Seashore's main Salt Pond Visitor Center is connected to one of the top 10 beaches in the country Correction of Safety Cape Cod Cape Cod (according to a University of Maryland 2011-008 Hazards and Rehab of National I 1.3 National 1,345,000 study) by the 1.6 mile Nauset Bicycle Trail. Nauset Bike Trail Phase 1 Seashore Seashore This project will widen the existing trail to the standard 8 to 10-foot width for a multi- use trail. Provincetown, Truro and Rt 6 Multiuse Path Cape Cod Develop a plan for integrating/connecting Cape Cod 2011-011 Master Planning and National the existing bicycle and pedestrian facilities P 1.1 National 381,680 Conceptual Project Seashore and utilize the excess Rte 6 right of way. Seashore Design

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant This project seeks to complete a non- motorized use crossing of the Minnesota River Valley, thereby re-establishing the connections between the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge to existing and Minnesota planned city, county, regional, and state Valley Minnesota River Crossing non-motorized trail systems in the Greater City of 2011-015 National I 1.3 2,000,000 at Old Cedar Ave Bridge Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area. This Bloomington, MN Wildlife project would also re-establish former Refuge connections of the Refuge to communities north and south of the Minnesota River, as well as between communities and to employment, retail, and other recreational opportunities. San Antonio The proposed project includes five B-Cycle Missions Mission Reach B-Cycle "docking" stations in close proximity to or City of San 2011-018 National I 1.3 324,000 Bike Share Expansion on National Park land and a total of Antonio TX Historical approximately 60 additional bikes. Park Phase I improvements seek to create safer and stronger pedestrian connections across Castillo de and along SRA 1A (Avenida Menendez/South Fort-to-Downtown Core San Marcos City of St 2011-019 Castill Drive) that will focus on creating I 1.3 753,000 Pedestrian Connections National Augustine FL enhanced links between parking, transit, Monument and pedestrian pathways to St. Augustine's historic properties.

Lowell Trolley Expansion - Lowell Project will build on the existing Lowell Gallagher Extension and National 2011-021 National Historical Park Visitor Trolley I 2.3 City of Lowell MA 1,592,292 Father Morissette Historical System. Engineering Design Park

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Planning study to evaluate alternative solutions and transportation modes to bring visitors to Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Back Bay National Back Bay This could include providing trams from Wildlife Refuge National City of Virginia 2011-023 populated areas of the City to the Refuge, P 7.1 449,000 Alternative Wildlife Beach, VA construction of a shared-use path for biking Transportation Study Refuge and walking, development of canoe-kayak facilities, and other alternatives selected by stakeholders. John Heinz A conceptual and final design study to Trail and Transit Access to Delaware Valley National improve alternative transportation access to 2011-025 the John Heinz NWR P 7.1 Reg Planning 446,758 Wildlife the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge Planning Study Commission Refuge (JHNWR).

Riis Landing Basin Final Gateway This project is part of a comprehensive Planning, Environmental National project to rehabilitate the Riis Landing Basin Gateway National 2011-033 I 3.3 400,000 Assessment and Recreation to accommodate service at the Jamaica Bay Rec Area Permitting Area Unit of Gateway NRA.

Alternative route for the Gateway Study an alternative route for the Jamaica Jamaica Bay Greenway National Bay Greenway (JBG) through Spring Creek Gateway National 2011-034 P 7.1 250,000 through Spring Creek Recreation Park portion of Gateway NRA and feeder Rec Area Park Area routes into surrounding neighborhoods. This application seeks additional funding for construction of the Colorado Riverway path BLM Moab North Moab Recreation along State Scenic Byway SR128 between Field Office, 2011-038 Areas ATS - Colorado Goose Island and Negro Bill Canyon I 1.3 Grand County, UT 2,500,000 Arches Riverway Recreation Site. The project area is situated National Park adjacent to the Colorado River and across the river from Arches National Park. Construction of a 27 mile non-motorized Sleeping Bear Dunes Sleeping Bear multi-use trail through Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Multi- Dunes 2011-047 National Lakeshore (Lakeshore) connecting I 1.3 Michigan DOT 1,337,000 Use Path Phase 1 National primary visitor destinations with two Completion Lakeshore gateway communities.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Mississippi This project will establish a seamless, Implement Partnership National Mississippi alternative transportation system for the 2011-049 Multi-Modal Alternative River and I 1.3 National River 843,140 Mississippi National River and Recreation Transportation Project recreation and Rec Area Area (MISS) in the Twin Cities Metro Area. Area Shuttle service from satellite parking to Biodiesel-fueled shuttle Monomoy Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge facilities service from satellite National and surrounding Town of Chatham with 2011-050 I 2.2 Monomoy NWR 400,000 parking to Monomoy Wildlife Morris Island Causeway widening and NWR Refuge parking relocation (off-pavement) for shuttle passage. The study would collect data called for in the 2003 District of Columbia Tour Bus Management Initiative, and 2010 National National Mall Mall Plan. The study results would form the National Mall Tour Bus and National Mall and 2011-052 foundation for a National Environmental P 2.1 356,923 Planning Study Memorial Memorial Parks Policy Act (NEPA) planning process that Parks would identify preferred best management practices for tour bus operations in and around the National Mall.

Implementation of near-term non- Jamaica Bay Greenway Gateway motorized and multimodal connection non-motorized and National 2011-053 improvements identified in the Jamaica Bay I 1.3 NYC DOT 594,378 multimodal connection Recreation Greenway Missing Link Study funded by improvements Area ATPPL in FY08.

Replacement of the existing Bay Pier/Dock located at Pinellas County, Florida, Fort De Egmont Key Soto County Park from which the ferry Bay Pier/Dock - Egmont National embarks to Egmont Key. Egmont Key Pinellas County, 2011-055 I 3.3 1,000,000 Key NWR Ferry Wildlife National Wildlife Refuge is located in FL Refuge Hillsborough County, at the mouth of Tampa Bay in the Gulf of Mexico, and access is limited to watercraft only.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Sequoia Shuttle demonstrates cost-effective public transportation, sequoia protection, and leadership in regional air pollution Sequoia and 2.2 - Lease Shuttle Buses for solutions. The shuttle connects visitors with Kings Canyon lease/ Sequoia and Kings 2011-060 the Giant Forest Shuttle main attractions and services, and at the I 270,000 National contracted Canyon NP System same time alleviates vehicle parking damage Parks services to sequoia roots, reduces the Park's carbon footprint and educates the public about air quality issues.

Connecting Southern A grant funding request to plan for equitable Southern California National and ecologically sustainable transit access to California 2011-063 Forests and the Los the Angeles, Cleveland, Los Padres and San P 7.1 Forest Service 296,500 National Angeles Basin through Bernardino National Forests and the Santa Forests alternative transportation Monica National Recreation Area.

The project includes the construction of a Transportation Hub at the Estes Park Chamber of Commerce/Visitor Center. The Construct Transportation Rocky Transportation Hub would include a 300- Town of Estes 2011-064 Hub at the Estes Park Mountain space transit parking intercept lot and two I 2.3 3,000,000 Park CO Visitor Center National Park bus bays to support transit services between the Town of Estes Park (a gateway community) and Rocky Mountain National Park.

Lakes Basin Intermodal Funding is being sought for construction of a Transportation Inyo National 1600 foot long segment of Class I bike path, Town of 2011-066 I 2.2 1,244,874 Enhancements – Trolley, Forest a series of enhanced transit stops, a Trolley, Mammoth Lakes Bicycle, Ped and bike trailers.

The two buses we are requesting will be for Sequoia and the internal shuttle. In order to provide both San Joaquin Kings Canyon the flexibility needed by the customers and 2011-070 Valley/Sequoia National I 2.2 City of Visalia, CA 250,000 National the required service reliability and safety of Park Gateway Shuttle Link Parks the operation; two additional buses are needed.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Expansion of the Appalachian Mountain Club Hiker Shuttle service by adding a third White Appalachian Mountain vehicle to AMC's fleet, thereby providing a Mountain White Mountain 2011-072 Hiker Shuttle Vehicle higher level of service to a proven I 2.2 62,627 National National Forest Acquisition alternative transportation system model, Forest consistent with a 2008 Transit in the parks planning study. The Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Wichita Comprehensive Alternative Transportation Comprehensive Mountains Plan will address the survey, design, and Wichita 2011-073 Alternative National NEPA phase of a project to improve multi- P 7.1 Mountains 200,000 Transportation Plan Wildlife modal transportation in the high density Wildlife Refuge Refuge visitor use zone of one of the busiest refuges in the national system. This project will conduct site analysis and Complete Planning for then complete transportation system and Visitor Transit, Staging, Yosemite transit planning to accommodate the Yosemite 2011-075 and Pedestrian Routes for P 7.1 890,000 National Park reconfiguration of transit, staging, and National Park the Mariposa Grove of pedestrian circulation as a result of the Giant Sequoias Mariposa Grove Restoration. This project would construct improvements at 6 bus stops to reduce or eliminate safety Construct Improvements Acadia hazards. Most of these bus stops are 2011-077 at Bus Stops to Eliminate I 2.3 Acadia NP 1,324,518 National Park improvised and lack appropriate waiting Public Hazards areas for passengers and access for the shuttle fleet. Funding for this project will enable Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad (CVSR) to Cuyahoga Rehabilitate Accessible rehabilitate Accessible Car #727 to enhance Cuyahoga Valley 2011-083 Valley I 4.2 144,670 Rail Car #727 the safety, reliability, and capacity of the car National Park National Park for passengers, staff, and volunteers in Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP).

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Funding for this project would enable Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad (CVSR) to Cuyahoga Rehabilitate Baggage Car rehabilitate Baggage Car #1129 for safer, Cuyahoga Valley 2011-085 Valley I 4.2 136,620 for Bicycle Transport more efficient transportation of bicycles for National Park National Park the Bike Aboard program in Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP). Funding for this project will enable Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad to Cuyahoga repurpose Locomotive #365 with Modern, Rebuild Locomotive with Cuyahoga Valley 2011-086 Valley Sustainable, Green Technology to Create a I 4.2 994,000 Green Technology National Park National Park Clean, Fuel-Efficient, Cost-Effective Engineer to power Cuyahoga Valley National Park's Alternative Transportation System. This project will create a new alternative transportation trail facility that provides Initial phase of Golden Gate accessible non-motorized visitor improvements to Golden Gate National opportunities to access the national park 2011-091 California Coastal I 1.3 National 1,000,000 Recreation land, nearby Golden Gate Bridge, and park Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Recreation Area Area lands north of the Bridge in Marin County. section in the Presidio These major destinations serve more than 13 million visitors annually. Golden Gate Implement a real time bus arrival system Purchase Five 35 foot XHF National and upgrade passengers facilities for Muir Marin County 2011-095 I 2.2 1,100,000 Vehicles Recreation Woods shuttle service between Sausalito Transit District Area and the Muir Woods National Monument. 2.2 - Mount Lease Paradise Area TRIP funding would cover the cost of leasing lease/ Mount Rainier 2011-097 Rainier I 106,400 Shuttle Service Vehicles seven (7) shuttle buses. contracted National Park National Park services Coconino To mitigate trailhead impacts and improve Sedona Alternative National Northern Arizona the visitor experience by providing 2011-100 Transportation Forest, Red P 7.1 Intergov. Public 150,000 alternative transportation to trailheads in Implementation Plan Rock Ranger Trans. Authority the Sedona Red Rock Ranger District. District

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant This TRIP grant will enable purchase of a 25 passenger diesel-electric hybrid bus for use Pictured as an ALTRAN backpacker service within Purchase Backpacker Bus Rocks Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, ALTRAN Public 2011-003 in Pictured Rocks I 2.2 175,000 National Michigan. Use of the bus will also enable the Transit, MI National Lakeshore Lakeshore park and ALTRAN to meet goals expressed in the Lakeshore's Climate Friendly Parks Action Plan. Assateague This project will resurface the trail in the Resurface Sinepuxent Assateague Island Island Sinepuxent District of Assateague Island 2011-004 District Pedestrian and I 1.3 National 450,000 National National Seashore (ASIS). The asphalt paved Bike Trails Seashore Seashore trail is 4.1 miles long by 8 feet wide. The project will connect the existing Race Point / MacMillan Cape Cod Province Lands bicycle trails in the National Cape Cod 2011-009 Pier Bicycle National Seashore with downtown Provincetown and I 1.3 National 119,600 Improvements Seashore the intermodal area via a "share the road" Seashore facility and includes design and construction. Cape Cod Improve pedestrian and bicycle crossings of Cape Cod 2011-010 Safe Crossings National major roadways using self activated flashing I 1.3 National 532,000 Seashore beacons and a hybrid pedestrian beacon. Seashore Chincoteague This project would acquire land for the Chincoteague Chincoteague Park and National 2011-013 development of a parking facility to be I 2.3 National Wildlife 1,500,000 Ride Facility Wildlife served by a shuttle service to the beach. Refuge Refuge Bureau of Land Durango Area “SMART Connecting Bicyclists and Pedestrians to City of Durango, 2011-016 Management P 1.1 400,000 160 Multi-Use Trail” federal Recreational Lands. CO - Grandview Ridge

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant The City seeks planning funds to study in detail four specific areas: (a) additional State Road A1A multi-modal planning, which separates the City from the Castillo; (b) needs assessment for additional downtown parking, which directly impacts fort Castillo de 450th Commemoration visitation; (c) St. George Street connection San Marcos City of St 2011-020 Alternative Transit & between the VIC multi-modal transportation P 7.1 150,000 National Augustine FL Pedestrian Connections facility and proposed NPS visitor center for Monument the Castillo; and (d) temporary transit system for the 450th, to include off-site satellite parking with associated shuttle and circulator transit system transporting increased visitors to the Castillo and historic city within the urban core. Columbia Preparation of NEPA and Scenic Area Columbia River River Gorge Historic Columbia River compliance reports for the remaining 10.3 Gorge National National 2011-024 Highway NEPA miles of Historic Columbia River Highway P 7.1 Scenic Area 400,000 Scenic Area Compliance (HCRH) State Trail on Federal and State of Management Management Oregon lands. Unit Unit Delaware Regional Visitor Shuttle Water Gap Operate pilot study for second year in the Delaware Water 2011-026 ATS Study - Pilot National south half of the park in cooperation with P 2.1 530,000 Gap NRA Operation Recreation Monroe County Transit Authority (MTCA). Area

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Denali National Park will test bus technologies of various designs, including a focus on hybrid technologies, in order to determine appropriate technology to apply Denali to the upcoming 2015-2025 transportation Denali National 2011-028 Denali Hybrid Bus Project National Park I 2.2 275,000 concession contract. Over the course of that Park and Preserve and Preserve contract the contract awardees will replace the 110 buses in the fleet with the technology found to be most effective as a result of this test project. The trail will be a 10' wide, asphalt trail that U.S. Army will be designed so that slopes do not Design and construction Corps of exceed the requirements of the Americans of a bike trail from the Indiana Dept of 2011-039 Engineers, with Disabilities Act (ADA). Thus it will I 1.3 779,376 campground to the Nat Resources Cecil M. actually be a multi-use trail that will be beach/boat ramp Hardin Lake available to bicyclists, wheelchair users and hikers. Johnstown The park would like to purchase one 20-25 Johnstown Flood Acquire Accessible Flood passenger, universally accessible vehicle to 2011-041 I 2.2 National 175,000 Vehicle National be used at both JOFL and ALPS (35 miles Memorial Memorial apart). Construct Phase 1 Lowell Improvements to Siding track, ITS, new visitor center stop, National Lowell National 2011-045 Enhance Operational pole mounted overhead power switches and I 4.3 1,525,217 Historical Historic Park Efficiency of the Lowell track switchfrog improvements. Park Park Trolley The prairie will use Transit in the Parks Midewin funding to construct a 2.4 mile multi-use Multi-Use North-South National trail from the Midewin Welcome Center to Midewin National 2011-048 Connector Trail I 1.3 291,576 Tallgrass the Iron Bridge Trailhead, the first phase of Tall Grass Prairie Implementation Prairie implementing an alternative transportation plan.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant Pedestrian access between the City of Alternative Ridgefield Ridgefield and the Ridgefield National Transportation Planning National Wildlife Refuge's Visitor Facilities including: 2011-056 P 1.1 Ridgefield NWR 200,000 Study for Pedestrian Wildlife the current headquarters, the Oaks to Access Refuge Wetland Trail, the Cathlapotle Plankhouse, and a Future Nature Center. The proposed project is an extension of the FY 09 Paul S. Sarbanes grant currently Rivers, Trails supporting the master planning of the entire River of Grass Greenway and River of Grass Greenway (ROGG). This 2011-057 (ROGG) East Planning Conservation proposed project will fund the Project P 7.1 NPS RTCA 500,000 Project Assistance Development & Environment study of 21.8 Program miles of the eastern portion of the River of Grass Greenway (ROGG) not included in the scope of existing feasibility study efforts. Study ATS between Sawtooth Planning for an Alternative Transportation Stanley, Idaho and the 2011-059 National Facility between Stanley, Idaho, and the P 7.1 Sawtooth NF 150,000 Redfish Lake Recreation Forest Redfish Lake Recreation Complex. Complex These planning funds would be used to Lake Mary Loop Road analyze the potential impacts from Alternative Analysis – Inyo National Town of 2011-065 converting Lake Mary Loop to a one-way P 7.1 153,175 Pedestrians vs. motor Forest Mammoth Lakes road or constructing a non-motorized vehicles parallel path along the route. WWII Valor in This project includes: design of the new the Pacific dock, off site construction of the new dock, WWII Valor in the Replace Deficient USS National removing the existing dock, driving piles for 2011-067 I 3.3 Pacific NM/USS 2,012,500 Arizona Memorial Dock Monument, the new dock, and then floating and Arizona USS Arizona installing the new dock into the same Memorial location. Funding for this project will enable Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad (CVSR) to Replace Railroad Power Cuyahoga Valley 2011-082 Valley repurpose acquire a baggage car and I 4.2 575,000 Car National Park National Park convert it to be used as a power generator car for the railroad.

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Land Unit(s) Plan vs Funding Funding Project # Project Name Associated Project Description Category Impl Recipient Details Amount ($) with Grant This project will build upon a separate implementation project (FY2009) to improve Cuyahoga conditions at the Rockside Railroad Boarding Cuyahoga Valley 2011-088 Install Pedestrian Bridge Valley Area, by installing a pedestrian bridge to I 1.3 1,356,976 National Park National Park directly link the improved boarding area to the Lock 39 Trailhead of the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail. The Program is designed to relieve current parking constraints at Gettysburg National Military Park Visitors Center through the implementation of an innovative Intelligent Gettysburg National Gettysburg Transportation System that will guide 2011-090 Military Park Intelligent National I 5.2 Pennsylvania DOT 875,000 visitors to off-site parking locations and Transit Program Military Park connect them with public transportation, while making Freedom Transit easier to use by providing real-time intelligent mapping and introducing alternative fuels. The Project is for construction of a multi-use Lincoln trail around Lincoln Boyhood National Lincoln Boyhood-Santa Boyhood Town of Santa 2011-101 Memorial and extending along the American I 1.3 340,000 Claus Discovery Trail National Claus, IN Discovery Trail route to and through the Memorial Town of Santa Claus, Indiana.

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APPENDIX C: REPORTS

Table 15: TRIP Final Reports for Planning Projects

Status (Updated by Project # Project Name TRIP Final Report TRIPTAC) Devils Postpile National Monument Shuttle System Feasibility Analysis of Alternatives for Future Operational and Financial Assessment Technical 2006-005 Mandatory Shuttle Bus Operations for Reds presumed complete Memo Study Findings and Recommendations - Feb Meadow/Devils Postpile 2010 by DEA Shuttle Feasibility Study For the Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, Commerce City, and 2006-013 Refuge, Commerce City and Stapleton Area complete Stapleton Area - Feb 2009 by LSC Transportation Shuttle Feasibility Study Consultants, Inc.

Alternative Transportation in Parks and Public Lands, J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Existing Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge 2006-016 complete Conditions Report – Jan 2009 by JACOBS Alternative Transportation Planning Study Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks Program Preliminary Transportation Alternatives J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge - Oct 2009 by Jacobs Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie Public Alternative Transportation Study for Midewin 2006-019 complete Transit Plan National Tallgrass Prairie - Dec 2010 by AECOM Plan for Safe Non-Motorized Access to the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge from Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Access Project - 2006-021 complete the nearby Newburyport MBTA Transit Jan 2008 by VHB Center Cape Cod National Seashore Satellite Vehicle 2006-023 Conduct Maintenance Alternatives Analysis complete Maintenance Facility Feasibility Study - Sept 2010 by Volpe Enhance Parking Management TIS at Sandy Sandy Hook Traveler Information System - Sept 2010 2006-029 complete Hook by Volpe Transportation Analysis and Feasibility Study: Sabino Sabino Canyon Transportation Analysis and 2007-003 presumed complete Canyon Recreation Area Coronado National Forest - Feasibility Study Feb 2010 by Volpe

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Status (Updated by Project # Project Name TRIP Final Report TRIPTAC) Modeling the Effects of Alternative Integrated Approach to Transportation and Visitor Transportation on Resource Protection and Use Management at Rocky Mountain National Park - 2007-013 presumed complete Visitor Experiences in Rocky Mountain December 2010 by Resource Systems Group, National Park Colorado State University, and Utah State University Fort Pickens/Gateway Community Alternative Fort Pickens/Gateway Community Transportation Plan - February 2009 by Prepared by 2007-015 complete Alternative Transportation Plan National Park Service Gulf Islands National Seashore in cooperation with Federal Highway Administration Eastern Federal Lands Highway Division. Public Transit Expansion Study for Outer and Alternative Transportation Study: Monomoy National 2007-017 complete Lower Cape Cod Wildlife Refuge - May 2010 by Volpe Cape Cod National Seashore Integrated Parking and 2007-018 Develop Integrated Parking and Transit Plan presumed complete Transit Study - Dec 2010 by Volpe Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic 2007-022 Formulate Sustainable Trolley Partnership complete Shrine: Shuttle Feasibility Study - Dec 2009 by Volpe Conduct a comprehensive transportation Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge Alternative 2007-025 complete planning study Transportation Study - April 2010 by Volpe Sandy Hook Alternative Access Concept Plan and 2007-030 Feasibility Study to Replace Shuttle Buses complete Vehicle Replacement Study - June 2009 by Volpe Designing, Marketing, and Evaluating Alternative ATS Prototype Partnership Prior to Capital Transportation at Valley Forge National Historical 2007-036 presumed complete Investment Park Transportation Scholar Report - Aug 2009 by Natalie Villwock Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park Conduct Technical Study of Mountain Road 2007-038 complete Assessment of Management of Kennesaw Mountain Shuttle Bus Service Drive and Bus Shuttle Service- June 2012 by Volpe Albion Basin Transportation Feasibility Study - Jan 2007-042 Albion Basin Transportation Feasibility Study presumed complete 2011 by DEA

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Table 15: TRIP Final Reports for Planning Projects (cont.)

Status (Updated by Project # Project Name TRIP Final Report TRIPTAC) Colonial National Historical Park Alternative Transportation System Evaluation and Business Plan - July 2010 by Volpe

Conduct Visitor Survey and Enhance 2007-044 complete Colonial National Historical Park Shuttle Service Operations for ATS Survey Report - Feb 2010 by Volpe

Colonial National Historical Park 2010 Visitor/Motorist Survey - May 2011 by Volpe Integrated Motorized and Non-Motorized Alternative Eyak Alternative Transportation Planning 2008-001 complete Transportation Plan - Dec 2009 by Native Village of Grant Eyak Feasibility and Cost Analysis for the Rocky Mountain Park Multi-use Trail Feasibility Study 2008-019 complete Development of Multi-Use Trails - Nov. 2009 by EDAW and AECOM Study Integrated Bicycle Plan for Cape Cod Bicycle 2008-024 Study Integrated Bicycle Plan for Cape Cod presumed complete Feasibility Study - August 2010 by Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc Cape Cod National Seashore Intelligent Study for Cape Cod Intelligent 2008-025 presumed complete Transportation Systems Implementation Plan Final Transportation System (ITS) Implementation Report - March 18, 2011 by Volpe Alternative Transportation Implementation Cape Hatteras National Seashore Alternative 2008-033 Study for Bodie Island in Cape Hatteras complete Transportation Study for Bodie Island District by National Seashore Volpe The White Mountain Trail Alternative White Mountain National Forest Alternative 2008-034 complete Transportation Project Transportation Study - June 2011 by Volpe Castillo de San Marcos / City of St. Executive Summary Final Master Plan & FY2011 Grant 2009-014 Augustine, Florida, Pedestrian and Transit presumed complete Applications Summary - July 14, 2011 by Halback Study Design Group Parker River NWR Alternative Fueled Parker River National Wildlife Refuge Transit Planning 2009-019 in progress Vehicle Visitor Initiative Study - July 2011 by Volpe Partnership Transit Analysis & Pilot Implementation Planning Study to Evaluate a Pilot Plan Guilford Courthouse National Military Park 2009-029 presumed complete Partnership Transit System Greensboro, North Carolina - Feb 2012 by VHB and Tom Crikelair Associates

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Status (Updated by Project # Project Name TRIP Final Report TRIPTAC) Wasatch Canyon Project For Salt Lake Wasatch Canyons Tomorrow - Sept 2010 by Envision 2009-041 presumed complete County General Plan Update Utah Arches Alternative Transportation System and 2010-001 Alternative Transportation Feasibility Study in progress Congestion Management Study Final Feasibility Study - May 2012

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Table 16: Completed Planning Projects without Known Final Reports

Project # Project Name Improve Accessibility and Safety of 2006-006 Headlands Transportation System Studies Required to Complete EIS for 2006-007 Extension of Historic Streetcar Service Integrated Transportation Capacity 2006-009 Assessment for Yosemite Valley Continue Transportation Planning to 2006-017 Improve Congestion and Overcrowding Grand Teton National Park Public 2006-018 Transportation (Transit) Business Plan 2006-030 Design ATS Pilot Program Prepare Title II Contract Documents for 2006-031 Completion of Railroad Signalization at Cuyahoga Valley National Park Complete Fiscal Analysis Of Public Private 2006-041 Transit Prepare Operational Plan to Implement the 2007-005 Fort Baker Shuttle Rehabilitate Ferry Hub Pier at Georges 2007-016 Island Evaluate Bus Stops to Eliminate Safety 2007-026 Hazards (PMIS 134223) Complete Zion National Park Shuttle Service 2007-040 Planning Study Lake Chelan Dock Infrastructure – Prince 2007-045 Creek Dock Replacement Alternative Transportation Planning for 2008-036 Public Access and Use in the Valles Caldera National Preserve, New Mexico Complete Planning for the Rockaway 2008-038 Gateway Connector Continuation of Partnership Prototype to Test Feasibility of an Alternative 2008-042 Transportation System (ATS) Shuttle Bus Prior to Capital Improvements (Year 2)

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Status (Updated by Project # Project Name TRIP Final Report TRIPTAC) Grand Canyon National Park Dynamic Message Sign Implement Highway Advisory Radio to 2007-004 complete (DMS)/Highway Advisory Radio (HAR) Pilot Deployment Promote Transit Use and Reduce Congestion Evaluation: Final Report - March 2009 by WTI Improving Visitor Experience Through Transit in Parks: Establish Alternative Transportation Shuttle 2009-022 in progress Case Study at New Bedford Whaling National Historical at New Bedford Whaling NHS Park - Jan 2012 by Steven Tupper

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Table 18: Reports Related to TRIP Projects

Planning vs Project # Project Name Other Related Documents Implementation

Sequoia Giant Forest Shuttle Bus (leasing) Sequoia and Kings Canyon Sequoia Shuttle System: 2006-004 I and Project Branding and Marketing Plan Evaluation of First-Year Operations - Feb 2008 by Volpe

Transportation Observations, Considerations, and Feasibility Analysis of Alternatives for Future Recommendations relative to the Eastern Sierra 2006-005 Mandatory Shuttle Bus Operations for Reds P Expanded Transit System and the Reds Meadow Shuttle Meadow/Devils Postpile - Aug 2007 by TAG

Technical Assessment of Roaring Fork Transit Authority Saving the Wilderness with Innovative and 2006-015 I ITS/Related Alternative Transportation Concepts on the Fun Transit (SWIFT) White River National Forest - Dec 2007 by Volpe

Lowell National Historical Park: Historic Trolley Planning 2006-024 Repair Historic Trolley Infrastructure I Study - Dec 2002 by Volpe Gateway National Recreation Area - Sandy Hook Unit Parking Management Study - Dec 2003 by Volpe

Enhance Parking Management TIS at Sandy 2006-029 P Gateway National Recreation Area – Sandy Hook Unit Hook Automated Fee Entrance Plaza and Intelligent Transportation System Technical Requirements - Jan 2009 by Volpe Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Site: Alternative Transportation Systems Planning - August 2001 by Volpe 2006-030 Design ATS Pilot Program P Roosevelt-Vanderbilt NHS Alternative Transportation System Implementation Plan - Phase II - Dec 2004 by Volpe Lewis and Clark Shuttle Lessons Learned - August 2006 2006-035 Lewis and Clark Explorer Shuttle I by Volpe Least-Cost Transportation Planning in ODOT Phase 2 Final Report - May 1996 by Portland State Highway 26 Alternative Transportation 2006-036 P Opportunities Transportation Observations, Considerations, and Recommendations for Mt. Hood National Forest - June 2009 by TAG

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Planning vs Project # Project Name Other Related Documents Implementation Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge Tram Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge Alternative 2006-038 I Replacement Project Transportation Project - Dec 2010 by TRIPTAC Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center Transit Tongass National Forest Transportation System 2007-001 I Improvements Opportunity Study - June 2008 by Volpe Sabino Canyon Transportation Analysis and 2007-003 P TAG study done but no report available Feasibility Study Modeling the Effects of Alternative Transportation Observations, Considerations, and Transportation on Resource Protection and 2007-013 P Reccomendations relative to the Colorado Front Range Visitor Experiences in Rocky Mountain - July 2007 by TAG National Park Transportation Observations, Considerations, and Public Transit Expansion Study for Outer and 2007-017 P Recommendations for Monomoy Wildlife Refuge - July Lower Cape Cod 2007 by TAG Transportation Observations, Considerations and Conduct a comprehensive transportation 2007-025 P Recommendations for Chincoteague National Wildlife planning study Refuge - Jan 2008 by TAG Enhancement of Grand Island National Grand Island National Recreation Area Alternative Recreation Area existing alternate 2007-028 I Transportation Project: Partnership Case Study - Dec transportation system - Hiawatha National 2011 by TRIPTAC Forest. Transportation Observations, Considerations, and Lee Canyon Demonstration Shuttle Bus 2007-031 I Recommendations for Spring Mountain National System Recreations Area - Dec 2006 by TAG Valley Forge Alternative Transportation Feasibility Study - April 2004 by Volpe ATS Prototype Partnership Prior to Capital 2007-036 P Investment Understanding User Preference for a Shuttle System within Valley Forge National Historical Park - July 2009 by Natalie Villwock Procure Three Trolleys and Construct Bus Gettysburg National Military Alternative Transportation 2007-037 I Stops Planning Study - June 2004 by Volpe Recommendations to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: Nature Friendly Visitor Transportation to Alternative Transportation at Lower Rio Grande Valley 2007-039 Facilitate Ecotourism in Texas Parks and I National Wildlife Refuge/World Birding Center/South Wildlife-World Birding Center Parks Texas Refuge Complex - Jan 2008 by TAG

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Table 18: Reports Related to TRIP Projects (cont.)

Planning vs Project # Project Name Other Related Documents Implementation Transportation Observations, Considerations, and Recommendations for the Tri-Canyons Area of the Salt 2007-042 Albion Basin Transportation Feasibility Study P Lake Ranger District Wasatch-Cache National Forest - Dec 2006 by TAG The North Moab Recreation Areas North Moab Recreation Areas Alternative 2007-043 I Alternative Transportation Project Transportation Project - Dec 2010 by TRIPTAC Plan to Develop Adams Landing Adams National Historical Park: Expanded Transit 2008-023 P Transportation Hub Service Evaluation - Dec 2009 by Volpe Transportation Observations, Considerations, and The White Mountain Trail Alternative 2008-034 P Recommendations for White Mountain National Forest Transportation Project - June 2007 by TAG Alternative Transportation Feasibility Fort Stanwix National Monument: Transportation 2008-037 P Study/Cost Analysis Summary Report - June 2006 by Volpe Gateway National Recreation Area, Jamaica Bay Unit: Complete Planning for the Rockaway 2008-038 P Jamaica Bay Greenway Missing Links Study - Sept 2010 Gateway Connector by Volpe

Transportation Observations, Considerations, and Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest 2008-051 P Recommendations for Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Alternative Transportation Feasibility Study Forest and Mt. Rainier National Park - Sept 2007 by TAG

Castillo de San Marcos / City of St. Castillo de San Marcos Pedestrian Enhancement Area - 2009-014 Augustine, Florida, Pedestrian and Transit P June 23, 2008 by England-Thimas&Miller, Inc. Study New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park Establish Alternative Transportation Shuttle 2009-022 I Alternative Transportation Systems Evaluation and at New Bedford Whaling NHS Analysis - July 2010 by Volpe Transportation Observations, Considerations and Recommendations for Wichita Mountains Wildlife Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge Refuge - June 2009 by TAG 2009-033 Bus/Alternative Transportation I

Replacement Project Alternative Transportation Study: Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge - Aug 2010 by Volpe Transportation Observations, Considerations, and Deschutes National Forest Alternative 2009-036 P Recommendations for Deschutes National Forest - June Transportation Feasibility Study 2009 by TAG

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Planning vs Project # Project Name Other Related Documents Implementation Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Transportation Observations, Considerations, and 2010-065 Area Comprehensive Transportation P Recommendations for Red Rock Canyon National Planning Study Conservation Area - Dec 2006 by TAG

Salem Maritime National Historic Site Transportation Passenger boat service between downtown System Existing Conditions - November 2010 by Volpe 2010-068 I Salem and Bakers Islands Salem Maritime National Historic Site Transportation Needs Assessment - November 2010 by Volpe

Durango Colorado Observations, Considerations, and 2011-016 Durango Area “SMART 160 Multi-Use Trail” P Recommendations - Feb 2011 by TAG Jamaica Bay Greenway non-motorized and Gateway Integrated Transportation Strategy and 2011-053 I multimodal connection improvements Implementation Plan Transportation Observations, Considerations, and Study ATS between Stanley, Idaho and the 2011-059 P Recommendations for Sawtooth National Recreations Redfish Lake Recreation Complex Area - Aug 2008 by TAG

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APPENDIX D: PRESS RELEASES

Table 19: Press Release Identified for TRIP Projects

Project # Project Website Improve Accessibility and Safety of Headlands Transportation System 2006-006 Lease Buses for the Point Reyes Headlands Shuttle http://www.oldwestnewwest.com/20111202583/national-state-parks/california/point- 2009-004

Enhance Headlands Transportation System Shuttle reyes-2012-shuttle-buses-for-visitors-to-watch-whales-begins.html 2009-007 Stops for Visitor Safety, Wayfinding and Orientation

2006-035 Lewis and Clark Explorer Shuttle 2007-035 Lease Lewis and Clark Explorer Shuttle Buses http://www.coastweekend.com/coastal_life/ride-the-free-shuttle-and-hike-from-fort-

2008-041 to-sea/article_527e0fb6-662e-5941-ad21-3957efba8364.html 2009-034

Purchase Replacement Buses for Stehekin Shuttle

2006-042 System, Tours, and Transit; North Cascades http://www.nps.gov/noca/parknews/new-vintage-busses-heading-to-stehekin.htm National Park Service Complex Provide Safe Visitor Access 2007-023

Conduct a comprehensive transportation planning http://www.mikulski.senate.gov/media/pressrelease/4-30-2012.cfm 2009-025 study Construct Bus Maintenance Facility and Island 2008-031 Explorer Operation Center

http://www.fta.dot.gov/newsroom/12286_14604.html 2010-030 Construct Multi Agency Intermodal Transportation Center Alternative Transportation Planning for Public http://www.abqjournal.com/main/2012/06/16/north/6-alternatives-outlined-for- 2008-036 Access and Use in the Valles Caldera National

valles-caldera.html Preserve, New Mexic

2008-045 The North Moab Recreation Areas Alternative http://www.moabtimes.com/pages/full_story/push?article-

2010-044 Transportation System Lions+Park+trail+hub+project+gets+financial+boost+with+NPS+grant%20&id=18044755

2009-011 Sustainable Transit in Reds Meadow and Devils

2010-020 http://estransit.com/pages/transit-news.php Postpile National Monument 2011-103

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Project # Project Website

http://www.mysanibel.com/Departments/City-Manager-s-Office/News/Open-House- Scheduled-for-Alternative-Transportation-Study-for-J.N.-Ding-Darling-National-Wildlife- Refuge-Thursday-March-29-2012 Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge Alternative http://www.dingdarlingtransportation.com/Update_March2012/ftp/video_2012_03- 2009-015 Transportation Planning Study 29%20v008%20-%20final.pdf http://www.mysanibel.com/Departments/City-Manager-s-Office/News/Guest- Editorial-by-Paul-Tritaik-Refuge-Manager-Supporters-and-Friends-the-J.N.-Ding-

Darling-National-Wildlife-Refuge-Needs-Your-Opinion

Provide Bicycle Accommodations and http://www.nationalparksblog.com/teaming-up-to-bring-a-bike-shuttle-to-the-outer- 2009-021

Coordination of Park and Bike Locations cape/http://www.capecodcommission.org/index.php?id=219&maincatid=1

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WORKS CITED

1. The Visitor Experience and Resource Protection (VERP) Framework A Handbook for Planners and Managers. National Park Service, Denver Service Center, September 1997.

2. Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad receives grant to improve safety, upgrade trains. January 21, 2012. Available from: http://www.cleveland.com/brecksville/index.ssf/2012/01/cuyahoga_valley_scenic_railroa.html

3. Mikulski, Sarbanes, Rawlings-Blake Announce Extension of Charm City Circulator Service to Fort McHenry. April 30, 2012. Available from: http://www.mikulski.senate.gov/media/pressrelease/4- 30-2012.cfm

4. Shuttle Service to Cabrillo Gets Funding. December 28, 2010. Available from: http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2010/dec/28/shuttle-service-to-cabrillo-monument-awarded- fundi/

5. San Antonio B-Cycle Program A Big Success So Far. March 20, 2012. Available from: http://www.bizjournals.com/sanantonio/blog/2012/03/san-antonio-b-cycle-program-a- big.html?page=all

6. Bike Share System Launched in Park. June 22, 2012. Available from: http://www.nps.gov/applications/digest/headline.cfm?type=Announcements&id=12226&urlarea=n psnews

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