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R2023-145 Resolution Authorizing Execution and Agreement of FY2024 Transit Downstate Operating Grant Agreement with Illinois Department of Transportation
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R2023-145 Resolution Authorizing Execution and Agreement of FY2024 Transit Downstate Operating Grant Agreement with Illinois Department of Transportation
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R2023-145 Resolution Authorizing Execution and Agreement of FY2024 Transit Downstate Operating Grant Agreement with Illinois Department of Transportation
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7/17/2023
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DocuSign Envelope ID:43D4036D-D682-462E-A5F7-A934F6159889 Agreement No. OP-24-47-IL <br /> The PARTICIPANT shall adjust payment requests to reflect all previous monthly actual expense and revenue not <br /> reflected in previous payment requests. <br /> PARTICIPANT agrees that payment shall not constitute a final determination by the DEPARTMENT of the <br /> eligibility of such expense and shall not constitute a waiver of any violation of the terms of this Agreement. The <br /> DEPARTMENT reserves the right to offset any payment to satisfy any monetary claims that the DEPARTMENT <br /> may have outstanding against PARTICIPANT. <br /> D. Eligible Operating Expenses Eligible operating expenses include, but are not limited to the following: <br /> 1. employee wages and benefits; <br /> 2. materials fuels and supplies; <br /> 3. rental of facilities; <br /> 4. taxes other than income taxes; <br /> 5. payment for debt service (including principal and interest)on equipment or facilities owned by <br /> PARTICIPANT, to the degree that the PARTICIPANT's governing board, through resolution, certifies that <br /> the public transportation portion of the equipment or facilities is required for the day-to-day provision of <br /> public transportation within the next 24 months, provided that, in undertaking and administering the <br /> acquisition and ownership of the equipment and facilities,the PARTICIPANT complies with the <br /> DEPARTMENT's"Public Transportation Capital Improvement Grants Manual"and "Supplemental <br /> Operating Assistance Guidelines"; <br /> 6. non-rolling stock-equipment purchases that are less than$10,000; <br /> 7. administrative costs(i.e., costs incurred in capital grant record keeping,grant management, and the <br /> preparation of status reports required by the DEPARTMENT under its capital grant program)associated <br /> with capital projects that are not reimbursed elsewhere; <br /> 8. routine maintenance and repairs to buildings, equipment or vehicles that do not extend their useful life for <br /> replacement eligibility purposes; <br /> 9. reasonable expenses and compensation for PARTICIPANT's board members or trustees as provided <br /> under the Local Mass Transit District Act(70 ILCS 3610/4); <br /> 10. established reserves for self-insurance programs; <br /> 11. the costs associated with the audit requirements set forth in Section 653.410 of the Rules; <br /> 12. Eighty percent of the dues paid by the applicant to the Illinois Public Transportation Association and 90% <br /> of the dues paid by the applicant to the American Public Transportation Association or the Community <br /> Transportation Association of America; and <br /> 13. any other expenditure that an independent auditor retained by the PARTICIPANT's governing board <br /> determines is required for the provision of public transportation according to the most current version of <br /> AICPA's generally accepted standard accounting principles for public transportation operations. <br /> E. Ineligible operating expenses Ineligible operating expenses include, but are not limited to,the following: <br /> 1. depreciation,whether funded or unfunded; <br /> 2. amortization of any intangible assets; <br /> 3. debt service on capital assets acquired with the assistance of capital grant funds provided by the State; <br /> 4. profit or return on investments; <br /> 5. excessive payments to associated entities; <br /> 6. expenses associated with the Workforce Investment Act(29 USC Chapter 30), or its successor; <br /> 7. costs reimbursed under Section 5303, 5304, and 5305 of the Federal Mass Transit Act(49 USC 53) <br /> 8. travel and entertainment expenses incurred in attending non-public transportation-related activities; <br /> 9. charter, school bus and sightseeing expenses as defined by the FTA; <br /> 10. fines and penalties; <br /> 11. charitable donations; <br /> 12. interest expense on long-term borrowing and debt retirement other than on that portion of publicly-owned <br /> equipment and facilities required for public transportation; <br /> Printed 08/17/21 Page 13 <br />
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