The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Joint Hearing of the California State Senate and Assembly Transportation Committees February 23, 2009 Will Kempton, Director California Department of Transportation

Formula ARRA Funding Formula Funding Highways/Local Streets & Roads National: $26.81 Billion California: $ 2.57 Billion Transit National: $7.48 Billion California: $1.07 Billion

Discretionary ARRA Funding Highways/Transit/Freight and Passenger Rail/Port Infrastructure $1.5 Billion High Speed and Intercity Rail $8 Billion AMTRAK $1.3 Billion New Starts $750 Million Aviation Ferries and Other Programs $900 Million

California Highway Formula Funds State Total $2.57 Billion TEA Set Aside $77 Million STP Suballocation $771 Million State Distribution $1.8 Billion (Including TE Set Aside)

California Transit Formula Funding State Total $1.07 Billion Urban Transit (5307 Program) $968 Million Fixed Guideway Modernization $66 Million Rural Transit (5311 Program) $34 Million

$1.5 Billion National Program Highway, Transit, Freight & Passenger Rail, and Port Infrastructure Regional, Statewide, or National Significance Minimum Grant $20 Million Maximum Grant $300 Million Cap on Maximum Amount to Any State $300 Million

High Speed and Intercity Rail $8 Billion Program Priority to High Speed Rail Strategic Plan Due to Congress April 18, 2009 Interim Grant Guidance June 17, 2009 Federal Share Up to 100 Percent of Cost

Accounting and Transparency Maintenance of Effort Certification Periodic Reporting Jobs Created and Sustained Amount of Funds Used Number of Projects and Status US DOT Website Recovery.gov

Use It Or Lose It Highway Formula Funding Transit Formula Funding 120 Days After Apportionment State Share $1.8 Billion Only Obligate 50 Percent ($900 Million) 1 Year After Apportionment All Funds State and Suballocated Transit Formula Funding 180 days to Obligate 50 Percent 1 Year for the Balance

Other Requirements All Federal Rules Apply Obligation Streamlining Programming NEPA Permitting Contracting Obligation Streamlining

State Programming Existing Law $ 500 SHOPP $1.222 STIP $917 RIP $ 58 (TE) $975 RIP TOTAL $305 ITIP $ 19 (TE) $324 ITIP TOTAL $ 771 Suballocated Proposed Regions 62.5% $ 771 Suballocated $ 787 State Share $ 48 TE $1,606 TOTAL State 37.5% $ 935 Allocated $ 29 TE $ 964 TOTAL ($ Millions)

HR 1 CALIFORNIA DISTRIBUTION EXISTING LAW 30% 70% First 50% Not Subject to Use It or Lose It Obligate 50% of funding within 120 Days Remaining Funds Must Be Obligated No Later Than 1 Year from Apportionment 2/17/2019

DRAFT CALIFORNIA DISTRIBUTION Regions consider priority selection to Cities and Counties for a minimum of 40% of share ($642 Million total) 62.5%

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