This application provides $8098739 in FTA 5307 funding through arpa (detroit UZA - $6706921 ANN arbor UZA - $1391818) and is 100 percent federal funding: there are no matching funds. - purpose:…

This application provides $8098739 in FTA 5307 funding through arpa (detroit UZA - $6706921 ANN arbor UZA - $1391818) and is 100 percent federal funding: there are no matching funds. - purpose: funding will be used to support the ongoing planning and coordination activities of the RTA as described in the FY2020-21 unified work program (attached).- activities to be performed: anticipated activities will be focused on general regional planning operations and providing planning and coordination services to all transit providers and the region in general as IT continues to struggle with the severe social and economic impacts of covid-19.- expected outcomes: advancement and implementation of key action items identified in the regional master transit plan (executive summary attached) - intended beneficiaries: transit riders transit providers general public.- subrecipient activities: no subrecipients are currently anticipated. The recipient agrees that if IT receives federal funding from the federal emergency management agency (FEMA) or through a pass-through entity through the robert t. Stafford disaster relief and emergency assistance act a different federal agency or insurance proceeds for any portion of a project activity approved for FTA funding under this grant agreement IT will provide written notification to FTA and reimburse FTA for any federal share that duplicates funding provided by FEMA another federal agency or an insurance company. The detroit and ANN arbor UZA split letter dated 09/02/2021 is attached. Per ARP the project(s) in this application is/are not required to be programmed in the long-range transportation plan statewide transportation plan or statewide transportation improvement program.