Res 2024-159 approving a Subrecipient Funding Agreement with Texas State University under which the city will pass through fiscal year 2022 section 5307 Federal Transit Administration (FTA)

Home Browse Search

Federal Award identification Number: I'X-2024-054-00 Award Name: FY2022 Section 5307 Capital Project(Rolling Stoclo for Texas State University Award Start Date: 7/8/2024 Oriainal Award End Date: 9/30/2025 Current Award End Date: 9/30/2025 Award Executive Summary: This application is to request/FY2022 Section 5307 apportioned funds by TOOT in the amount of FY 22($4,397,245)to the City of San Marcos on behalf of our subrecipient, Texas State University (NTD 60269/subrecipient). This grant application includes a portion of the FY 22 apportionment($3,067,702). The balance of ($1,329, 543)will be used on a projected programmed at a later date, This grant application is to purchase Five (5) revenue vehicles that includes 1-Partial funding of one (1)40-ft low-floor clean diesel buses at$522,603.62 per bus for a total of $446,827.84 (5307-$357,462.27 and local $89,365,57) 2- Four(4)60-ft low-floor clean diesel articulated buses at$846,950,18 per bus, for a total of $3,387,800.72.(5307-$2,710,240.58 and $677,560.14) A local match of$766,927 is provided by Texas State University. This application will modernize the transit fleet, replace outdated vehicles, enhance operational capacity, and improve accessibility and reliability for the growing community. The new replacement vehicles will be Put into the Texas State University public transportation service, Texas State University will use the 40 vehicles to replace a vehicle in its currents fleet under RVI ID 354119 in Texas State's NTD profile. The vehicle fleet modernization prornotes environmental sustainabifty to improved safety and productivity. These funds will be used to reimburse the subrecipient once all documentation is provided on eligible projects fitting the scope of the application, The split letter for FY 22 has been included in the Application documents. There is no federal interest in the buses being replaced. There will be 1% expended on Security related items on transportation related items, such as camera system which is already provided by the City of San Marcos EMS, Fire Department, Police and they will continue to provide safety and security support to the transit systerns. Research and Development: This award does not include research and development activities. Indirect Costs: This award does net include an indirect cost rate. Suballocation Funds: Re6pient organization is SUballocated these apportioned funds and can apply for and receive these funds directly. Pre-Award Authority This award is using Pre-Award Authority. Award Budget Total Award Budget; $3,834,629.00