Central pennsylvania transportation authority (CPTA) is applying for section 5307 and 5339 funds apportioned to the york PA UZA in the total amount of $1984000 for the rehabilitation and renovation of…

The Central Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (CPTA), doing business as Rabbittransit, was awarded a $1,984,000 Project Grant from the Federal Transit Administration's Federal Transit Formula Grants program (CFDA 20.507) on August 19, 2022 to renovate its York King Street Transfer Center. Funding includes $476,637 in Federal Fiscal Year 2017 Section 5307 funds, $769,935 in FFY 2018 Section 5307 funds, $148,465 in FFY 2019 Section 5307 funds, $166,717 in FFY 2019 Section 5339 funds, and $418,246 in FFY 2020 Section 5339 funds. Non-federal matching funds will be provided by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and York County. Renovation activities will include engineering design, construction, and project management to improve safety, ADA accessibility, vehicle and passenger circulation, and bring the center into a state of good repair. The intended beneficiaries are Rabbittransit riders and the City of York. Completion is expected by November 11, 2022.

Central pennsylvania transportation authority (CPTA) is applying for section 5307 and 5339 funds apportioned to the york PA UZA in the total amount of $1984000 for the rehabilitation and renovation of its transfer center located at 213 west king street york PA 17401. The breakdown of federal funding is as follows:FFY 2017 5307 funds = $480637FFY 2018 5307 funds = $769935FFY 2019 5307 funds = $148465FFY 2019 5339 funds = $166717FFY 2020 5339 funds = $418246 the non-federal match will be provided by the state of pennsylvania and the county of york pennsylvania.purpose: to renovate york king street transfer centeractivities to be performed: the engineering design construction and project management oversight of the york king ST. Transfer center projectexpected outcomes: improvements to safety ADA accessibility vehicle and passenger circulation and bring center into a state of good repairintended beneficiaries: ridership of rabbittransit and city of yorksubrecipient activities: N/a