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� � F <br /> MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING <br /> On March 9, 2001, at 3:00 p.m. a public hearing was held concerning Decatur's intention ', <br /> to file a mass transit operating and capital assistance grant application with the Federal Transit <br /> Administration(FTA) to request $956,957 in assistance. The City intends to request $700,000 in ' <br /> financial assistance to offset the operating deficit of the Transit System's $2.5 million operating <br /> expenses for FY 2001. The City also intends to request$256,957 in capital assistance for a <br /> variety of projects. The largest capital project would add $129,600 to the state and federal grants <br /> already obtained to complete the funding necessary to construct the nearly $1.3 million <br /> multi-modal transportation facility in downtown Decatur. <br /> The notice of the meeting (see copy below) was published in the Decatur Herald & <br /> Review newspaper on March 2nd, and in the Decatur Tribune newspaper on March 7th. The <br /> hearing was opened at 3:00 p.m. by Paul McChancy, Mass Transit Administrator; the hearing <br /> was officially closed at 3:30 p.m. No comments were received. <br /> The published notice also stated that written comments :��ould be accepted by mail,by <br /> FAX, and by e-mail. No written comments were received. <br /> , � , <br /> � <br /> . r s, <br /> � f` ��'� �i <br /> � t:�.� ��� % � ---� r <br /> � <br /> � Paul McChancy � Date <br /> Mass Transit Administrator <br /> -NOTICE TO PUBLIC - <br /> Decatur Public Transit System <br /> The City of Decatur, Illinois, is hereby notifying the public of its intention to file a mass transit <br /> operating and capital assistance grant application with the U.S. Department of Transportation, <br /> rederal Transit Administration. The City intends to request $700,OOt� in nnancial assistance to <br /> offset the operating deficit of the Transit System's $2.5 million operating expenses for FY 2001. <br /> The City also intends to request$256,957 in capital assistance for a variety of projects. The <br /> largest capital project would add $129,600 to the state and federal grants already obtained to <br /> complete the funding necessary to construct the nearly $1.3 million multi-inodal transportation <br /> facility in downtown Decatur. <br /> A public hearing has been scheduled to discuss this grant application. The hearing will be held <br /> on March 9, 2001, at 3:00 p.m., in the conference room of the Transit Adininistration Building, <br /> 555 E. Wood St., Decatur, IL 62523. Everyone is invited to attend and to voice their opinions <br /> about the proposed use of federal transit funds. Written comments may be mailed to the address <br /> above, or faxed to 424-2818, or sent by e-mail to pmcchanc@fgi.net. Written cominents inust be <br /> received by 5:00 p.m. on March 9th. All comments received by that time will be considered <br /> before this grant application is filed. <br /> Paul McChancy <br /> Mass Transit Adininistrator <br />