The Coordinated Public Transit - Human Services Transportation Plan (Coordinated Plan) includes the components of the Short Range Transit Plan (SRTP) and meets the federal requirement to develop a plan which incorporates the human service/social service network of transportation services.
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Survey
The Coordinated Plan is currently being revised to more fully represent rural areas in the Coordinated Planning process by thoroughly evaluating the mobility and access needs of these areas. This effort includes a survey of the transportation needs of residents in the rural areas of San Diego County.
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Background
In its capacity as the SRTP, the Coordinated Plan provides a framework for transit system development over the next five years and reflects the goals and direction for service development as described in the Regional Transportation Plan. The Appendix to the Coordinated Plan includes public outreach documentation, service inventory, and supporting data, including annual operating data and maps used to perform various analyses.
Grant Application Procedures
The Coordinated Plan includes a program to allocated federal and local grant monies related to transportation solutions for disabled, low-income and senior populations. Requirements mandate that a competitive selection process be held to determine the allocation of these monies. The following information is for potential applicants to help facilitate this process and will be posted to this Web page as it becomes available.
Call For Projects
New Freedom (New projects intended for disabled individuals)
New Freedom Application Form
New Freedom Budget Form
Excerpt from New Freedom Federal Guidance
Federal New Freedom Recipient Report
Policy 035 (Competitive Grant Program Procedures)
2010 Certifications and Assurances
Job Access & Reverse Commute (JARC - Projects intended for low-income individuals and reverse commutes)
JARC Application Form
JARC Budget Form
Excerpt from JARC Federal Guidance
Federal JARC Recipient Report
Policy 035 (Competitive Grant Program Procedures)
2010 Certifications and Assurances
Senior Mini-Grant (Projects intended for specialized senior transportation)
Senior Mini-Grant Application Form
Senior Mini-Grant Budget and Performance Indicator Form
Excerpt from TransNet Extension Ordinance
Policy 035 (Competitive Grant Program Procedures)
Grant Program Monitoring and Reporting
SANDAG has developed a standardized monitoring and reporting program applicable to Job Access and Reverse Commute (JARC), New Freedom, and Senior Mini-Grant programs. The purpose of the reporting is to collect information on individual projects and grant programs as a whole for reporting to the Federal Transit Administration, the TransNet Independent Taxpayers Oversight Committee (ITOC), the Social Services Transportation Advisory Council (SSTAC), and for inclusion in the Coordinated Plan. To be reimbursed for project expenses, the grant recipients must submit an invoice, documentation of all expenses incurred during the reporting period, and a Grant Progress Report. Additionally, each grant recipient must provide a Quarterly Project Report and project performance data.
Program Management Plan
The Program Management Plan guides the management of the JARC, New Freedom, and TransNet Senior Mini-Grant programs. The goals and objectives of the Program Management Plan facilitate fair, equitable distribution of available funds with effective administration of the grant programs, and ensure that all SANDAG policies, federal and local statutes and regulations are fulfilled.
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