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AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR MASS TRANSIT PLANNING SERVICES FOR FY'99
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5/18/1998
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT � <br /> MEMORANDUM <br /> 98-47 <br /> May 11, 1998 <br /> To: Honorable Mayor an 'ty Council Members <br /> From: James L. Williams, , City Manager <br /> Cecil Collins, Jr., Director of Department of Community Development�'� � <br /> Robert S. Reed, Mass Transit Administrator <br /> _--� <br /> Subject: Mass Transit Planning Agreement for FY'99 <br /> Upon City Council approval, the attached resolution will authorize the execution of a <br /> mass transit planning agreement with the Illinois Department of Transportation. The State will <br /> reimburse the City for 80% of the planning expenses of the Decatur Public Transit System <br /> incurred in FY'99 (July 1, 1998 thru June 30, 1999). <br /> The mass transit planning budget for the upcoming year is $23,008 of which the State's <br /> share will be $18,406. This represents a significant reduction from the $32,500 programmed in <br /> the FY'98 planning budget. Planning activities will include preparation of the annual Technical <br /> Work Program, the Transit Improvement Program, the ADA Paratransit Plan Update, the <br /> DBE/WBE annual report, and the annual report on ridership to Hickory Point Mall. Other <br /> routine planning activities include maintaining revenue, expense and route ridership statistics; <br /> conducting on/off board surveys; and evaluating the performance of the transit system. The <br /> Federal Transit Administration must approve the planning program before it will award any <br /> operating or capital grants. <br />
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