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 Transportation Enhancement Activities Program (TEA)



Letters have been sent out to all LTCs/MPOs/RTPAs with outstanding TEA balances subject to the December 5, 2001 deadline for obligation. A new form has been developed especially for the six month extension request. You can down load this off of the Local Assistance Home Page. Instructions are included along with the CTC resolution authorizing the one-time extension.

Transportation enhancement activities are a means of more creatively and sensitively integrating surface transportation facilities into their surrounding communities. What distinguishes transportation enhancement activities from other worthwhile "quality-of-life" and environmental activities is their potential to create a transportation experience that is more than merely adequate. At the same time they may protect the environment and provide a more aesthetic, pleasant and improved interface between the transportation system for the communities and people adjacent to transportation facilities.

Federal Transportation Enhancement funds are to be used for transportation-related capital improvement projects that enhance quality-of-life, in or around transportation facilities. Projects must be over and above required mitigation and normal transportation projects, and the project must be directly related to the transportation system. The projects should have a quality-of-life benefit while providing the greatest benefit to the greatest number of people. Projects must be within the twelve categories. For more information see the Fact Sheet.

Questions:
Call Howard Reynolds regarding any questions @ (916) 654-2477 or email to Howard Reynolds@dot.ca.gov

 


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