America Fast Forward:CREATING JOBS THE RIGHT WAY

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Local Hire InitiativeExecutive Summary

Metro Mar-c~~ ~,oi5

Traditionally, federal procurement regulations donot permit agencies, like Metro, to require biddersto estaUlish local hiring programs or to take suchprograms and local hiring directly into account inthe Uid evaluation process. The historical rationalefor this prohibition is that the federal gas t~ (z8.4cents per gallon) is collected from around the Nationand therefore all individuals and companies in theU.S. should have access to any given project.

Metro believes the current federal procurementregulation does not take into account the new realityof how transportation projects are financed, whichtoday, is often through a majority of funds beingderived from local dollars. For example, at presentand into the future, over 80% of Metro's Uudgetfor operations and capital projects will be fundedthrough t~ dollars from Los Angeles County residents.

> September 2o~i —the Metro Board of Directors adopted aBoard Report that added reforming federal local hire rules toour agency's successful America Fast Forward initiative.

> 2oi2/2oi3 —Metro begins to brief members of the House,Senate and Obama Administration officials on our America

Fast Forward Local Hire Reform effort.

> November zz, zoi3 — Working in close cooperation withMetro, Congresswoman Karen Bass (D-CA) introducesH.R. 36zo (The Local Hire Act) which would permitestablishing local hiring programs on projects usingfederal funding.

> 2oi4 —Metro advances our Board-approved America FastForward Local Hire Reform effort by educating Membersof Congress on the merits of reforming current federal local

hire regulations.

> December ii, Zoi4 — Congress adopts a ConsolidatedAppropriations Bill for Fiscal Year 2oi5 (Public Law fro:

>>3-235) that includes language from The Local Hire Actauthored by Congresswoman Karen Bass (D-CA).

> February g, 2oi5 —the Federal Transit Administration releasesits Federal Fiscal Year 2oi5 apportionments in the FederalRegister outlining how it intends to allow geographic hiringpreferences in construction contracts that are advertised or

awarded in Federal Fiscal Year 2oi5.

> March 3, 2oi5 —the U.S. Department of Transportationlaunches a Local Hire Pilot Program.

> March zoi5 — Consistent with Metro's Board approved 2oi5Federal Legislative Program, our agency seeks to securebi-partisan support on Capitol Hill for reforming federal localhiring rules to allow transportation agencies to establish localhiring programs on projects using federal funds. This workwill include, but not be limited to, working with senior HouseTransportation &Infrastructure Committee member—Congresswoman Grace Napolitano (D-CA).

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AMENDtiIENTS TO ASSEMBLY BILL NO. 338

f~mendment 1In the title, in Line 1, strike out "amend" and insert:

Amendment 2In the title, in line 1, strike out "130001 of and insert:

130350.7 to,

amendment 3tOn page 1 ~ before Irne l insert:

SECTION 1. The Legislature finds and declares all of the following:(a) Various economic studies have shown that the biggest burden on family

incomes is the cost of housing and transportation. These two variables greatly at~ectthe quality of Life for Californians.

(b) Los Angeles County voters have recognized the importance of investing ina transportation network that is responsive to the needs of commuters and transit usersand that facilitates the movement of goods in the region. Los Angeles County has threeexisting voter-approved sales tax measures far transportatia~l projects administered byLos Azlgeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA).

(c) In i 980, voters rn Los Angeles County approved Proposition A, a sales taxof one-half of 1 percent on most retail sales in Los Angeles County. The MTV returns25 percent of Proposition A proceeds to the cities in Las Angeles County fortransportation ptuposes. Thirty-five percent of Proposition A proceeds is required tobe used for rail development while the remaining 40 percent is for discretionarypurposes. Almost all of the discretionary portion is used to fund bus service providedby the MTV and 16 other municipal bus operators within Las Angeles County. T'hecollection of the sales tax is ongoing.

(d) In 1990, voters in Los Angeles Go~inty approved Proposition C, an additionalsales tax of one-half of 1 percent on retail sales in Los Angeles County. The MTAreturns 20 percent of Proposition C proceeds to the cities in Los Angeles County fortransportation purposes. Forty percent of the Proposition C proceeds is required to beused for construction and operation of the bl~s transit and rail system, 5 percent toexpand rail and bus security, 10 percent for commuter rail, and construction of transitcenters, park ailc! ride lots, and freeway bus stops, and 25 percent for transit-relatedimprovements to freeways and state highways. The collection of the sales tax is ongoing.

{e) Most recently, voters in Los Angeles County approved Measlue R in 2QQ8.Measure K is an ordinance authorizing an additional sales tax of one-half of 1 percentto fiend traffic relief and rail expansion accordi»g to an expenditure plan contained in

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the ordinance. Measure R became effective July 1, 2009, and will remain in effect for30 years.

(f) MTA I-►as been entntsted with the responsibility and has the voters' confidencethat it ~uitl protect and use the sales tax finding responsibly and according to the rulesupj7ioVed by the VOi~T"5.

SEC. 2. Section i 30350.7 is added to tine Public Utilities Code, to read:130350.7. (a) The Los Angeles County Mett•opolitan Transportation Authority

(MTA), in addition to any other tax it is authorized to impose or has imposed. mayimpose a transactians and use tax at tl~e rate of Q.5 percent, for a period not to exceed30 years, that is applicable in the incorporated anc! unincorporated areas of the Countyof Las Angeles.

(b) The ordinance imposing tl~e tax shall contain al] of the following:(1) An expenditure plan that lists the trans~~ortation projects and programs to be

funded from net revenues from tl~e tax. Tl~c e~pe~~~~ttre~ pl~u~ shall appear in theordinance as an exhibit. The c~p~ndituce plan ~li~il( i~~clt~~l~ m~ast~res that enure nit.revc;nu~s ~r~ sha~•~d equitably b~tw~en rugic~i7s Uf thy; caur~ty.

{2) Provisions conforming io the Transactions and Use Tax Law (Part 1.6(commencing with Section 7251) of Division 2 of the Revem~e aizd Taxation Code),except as otherwise provided iii subdivision { fl.

(3} A provision limiting the IYITA's casts of administering the ordinance and thenet revenues from the tax to l .5 percent of the total tax revenues.

(4) A requirement that the l et revenues from the tax, defined to anean the totaltax revenues less any refunds, costs of administration by the State Board of Equalization,and the MTA's administration costs, shall be used by the iYITA to find transportationprojects and programs identified in the expenditure play.

(5) A requirement that the MTA, during the period t[iat the ordinance is operative,allocate percent of all net revenues derived from the tax for bus operations. Thesercver~~ies shall be allocated to all eiigib[e and incl~xded l~n~~ni~ipal transit operators inthe County of Los Angeles and to the MTA, in accordance with Section 99285.However, the allocations to the :VITA and eligible and included municipal operatorsshall be made solely from revenues derived from a tax imposed pursuant to this section,and not from local discretionary sources. Funds allocated by MTA to itself pursuantto this section shall be used for transit operations and shall not s~ippIant funds fromany other source allocated by MT~1 to itself fir public trarsii operations. Funds allocatedby MTA to the eligible and included municipal operators pursuant to this section shallbe used for transit operations and shall ~IOt supplant any funds authorized by otherprovisions of law and allocated by MTA to the eligible anc~ incitided municipal operatorsfor pu6tie transit. In addition to this amount, the MTA shalt allocate percent ofall net revenues d~riv~r~ from t11~ tax for rail operations.

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tc~ the adopted cx~enciiture plan.(d) The ordinance shall tie adopted by the MTA beard, ~~hich shall also adopt a

resolution that submits the ordinance to the voters.{e) The ordinance shalt become operative pursuant to Section 130352 if approved

by two-thirds of the voters voting on the measure, pursuant to subdivision (d) of Section2 of Article XIII C of the California Constitution.

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(~ The MTA may incur bonded indebtedness payable from the net revenues ofthe tax pursuant to the bond issuance provisions of this chapter and any successor act.

(g) The tax authorized by this section shall be imposed pursuant to theTransactions and Use Tax Law (Part 1.6 (commencing with Section 7251) of Division2 of the Revenue and Taxation Code), notti~ithstanding the combined rate limitationin Section 7251.1 of the Reve~~ue and Taxation Code.

Amendment 4On page 1, strike out lines 1 to 6, InC~L151Ve, and strike out pages 2 and 3

AMERICA'S CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE SU PPORT

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Helena AreaChamber of Commerce

Minneapolis RegionalChamber of Commerce

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Denver MetroChamber of Commerce

San Jose Chamberof Commerce

Detroit RegionalChamber

Indy Chamber

Metropolitan MilwaukeeAssoaation of Commerce

Chamber of Commerce/of Fargo MoorheadWest Fargo ~

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Commerce of Hawaii Christian County~ Chamber of Commerce

The Greater EI PasoChamber of Commerce

LubbockChamber of Commerce

Greater FairbanksChamber of Commerce

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Greater San AntonioChamber of Commerce

Greater AustinChamber of Commerce

DallasRegional Chamber

Greater HoustonPartnership

Baton Rouge~ AreaChamber of Commerce

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Nashville Area Chamberof Commerce

Metro AtlantaChamber of Commerce

Jacksonville RegionalChamber of Commerce

Sioux Falls AreaChamber of Commerce

Greater OmahaChamber of Commerce ~

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Rochester Business Pittsburgh Airport Ar

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Toledo RegionalChamber of Commerce

ColumbusChamber of Commerce

Damariscotta RegionChamber of Commerce

Bridgeport RegionalBusiness Counal

Cape CodChamber of Commerce

Business Council ofFai~eld County

ManhattanChamber of Commerce

Partnership forNew York City

BrooklynChamber of Commerce

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amber ofCommerte BakimoreWashington--

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Asheville Area Myrtle Beach AreaGham6erofCommerce Chamber of Commerce

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Mobile AreaChamber of Commerce

Greater TampaChamber of Commerce

Hinds County EconomicDevelopment Authority

little Rock RegionalCh2mber of Commerce

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America's Chambersof Commerce SupportAmerica Fast Forward

ALABAMAAlexander City Chamber of Commerce

Ann A. Rye, President &CEO

Birmingham Business AllianceW. Brian Hilson, President&CEO

Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama

f im M. Page, CCE, President &CEO

Decatur-Morgan County Chamber of

CommerceJohn Seymour, President &CEOMobile Area Chamber of Commerce

William Sisson, President &. CEO

Shoals Chamber of Commence

Steve Holt, CCE, CEcD, President

ALASKAGreater Fairbanks Chamber o(Commerce

Lisa Herbert, Executive Director

ARI20NABuckeye Valley Chamber of CommerceDeanna K. Kupcik, President &CEO

Glendale Chamber of CommerceRobert W. Heidt, jr, President &CEO

Greater FlagshBChamber of Commerce

Julie M. Pastrick, President&CEO

Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce

Todd Sanders, President &CEO

Lake Havasu Area Chamber of Commerce

Lisa J. Krueger, IOM, ACE, President &CEO

Marano Chamber of CommerceEd Stolmaker, IOM, President/CEO

Tucson Hispanic ChamberLea Marquez Peterson, President/CEO

Tucson Metro ChamberMichael V. Varney, President &CEO

ARKANSASGoss County Chamber ofCommerce/

Wynne Economic Development

Christopher Clifton, CED, IOM, President

&CEOGreater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce

Jim Fram, CEcD, GCE, FM, President& CEO

Little Rxk Regional Chamber ofCommerce

Jay Chesshir, GCE, President &CEOPhillips County Chamber of CommerceDoug Friedlander, &ecu[ive DirectorSpringdale Chamber of Commerce

Perry E. Webb, GCE, lom, President and CEO

GLIFORN IAChamber of Commerce AI liance of Ventura

&Santa Barbara CountiesScott Either, IOM, Board President

Chamber of Commerce Mountain ViewOscar Garcia, President~CEO

Fullerton Chamber of Commerce

Theresa Harvey, President &CEO

Greater Wkewood Chamber of Commerce

John Kelsall, President &CEO

Hispanic ChamberotComrnerce Sllkon Valley

Dennis King, Executive DirectorHuntington Bnch Chamber of Commerce

Jerry Wheeler, IOM, ACE, President~CEO

Los Akos Chamber of Commerce

Sul ie Rose, PresidentLos Angeles Area Chamber ofCommerce

Gary Toebben, GCE, President &CEO

MIIpiWS Chamber of Commerce

Liz Ainsworth, PresidentMurrieta Chamber of CommercePatrick Ellis, President/CEOPalm Desert Area Chamber of CommerceBarbara de600m, ACE, IOM, President& CEOPalo Ako Chamber of CommerceJudith G. Kleinberg, JD, President &CEO

Pasadena Chamber of Commerce

Paul Little, President and CEOSan Francisco Chamber of Commerce

Bob Linscheid, President &CEO

San dose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce

Matthew R. Mahood, President &CEO

San Rafael Chamber of Commerce

Joanne Webster, President and CEO

Santa Clara Chamber ofCommerce &Conevtion Visitors BureauSteve Van Dorn, President &CEO

COLORADOCob2do Competltive Council

Mizraim S. Cordero, Director

Denver Metro Chamber of CommerceKelly Brough, President &CEO

Glenwood Springs Chamber ResortAss«iation &Film CommissionMarianne Virgili, IOM, CCE, President &CEOGreater Woodland Park Chamber

Debbie Miller, IOM, ACE, President

Greeley Chamber of CommerceSarah L. MacQuiddy, ACEParker Chamber of Commerce

Dennis Houston, IOM, President&CEO

CONNECTICUTBridgeport Regional Business CouncilPaul S. Timpanelli, President &CEO

8usinrss Council of Faifield CountyChristopher P. Bruhl, President &CEOChamber ofCommerce of Eastern Conn¢ctkut

Tony Sheridan, President &CEO

Eazt ofthe River Chamber of Commerce

AssociationShari Fiveash, Executive Director, South

WindsorChamber of CommerceMetroHartkrd AllianceR. Nelson Griebel, President &CEO

Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce

Lawrence D. McHugh, President

Simsbury Chamber of Commerce

Lisa Gray, Euecutive Director

DELAWARECentral Delaware Chamber of Commerce

Judy Diogo, PresidentNew Castle County Chamber of Commerce

Mark Kleinschmidt, President

FLORIDABon ChamberTroy M. McLellan, GCE, President &CEO

Bonita Springs Area Chamber of Commerce

Christine A Ross, GCE, M BA, President & fE0

Central Florida PartnerohlpJacob V. Stuart, PresidentCenral Pinellas Chamber of Commerce

Tom Morrissette, President

Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce

Tim Giuliani, President &CEOGreater Naples Chamber o(Commerce

John S. Cos, GCE, CEcD, IOM, Preziderrt &CEO

Greater Sanford Regional Chamber ofCommerceFrank 5. Hale, President &CEOGreater Tampa Chamber of CommerceRobert J. Rohrlack fir., CEcD, GCE, President&CEOJax ChamberDaniel Davis, President & GEO

Ocala/Marion County Chamber &Economic PartnerehipKevin T. Sheilley, President &CEOSwart/Martin County Chamber of Commerce

Jce CaVambone, President &CEO

Walwn Area Chamber of W mmerceKellie Jo Kilberg, President &CEO

GEORGIAGreater Macon Chamber of WmmerceMichael Dyer, President &CEOMetro Atlanta ChamberHale Moddelmog, President &CEO

HAWAI lChamber of Commerce of HawaiiSherry Manor-McNamara, President &CEO

IDAHOBoiu Macro Chamber of CommerceBill Connors, President &CEOCaldwell Chamber of CommerceTheresa E. Hardin, Executive DireROr

ILlIN015Aurora Regional Chamber of CommerceJoseph B. Henning, IOM, CAE, ACE, President&.CEOChicagoland Chamber of CommerceTheresa E. Mitle, President &CEO

Greater Decrtur Chamber o(CommerceMirinda Rothrock, PresidentMcLean County Chamber of Commerce

Charlie Moore, IOM, GCE, President & fE0

Naperville Area Chamber ofCommerce

Nicki Anderson, President &. CEO

Quad Ckies Chamber of Commerce

Tara Barney, Chief E~cecutive Officer

Rockford Chamber of Commerce

Einar K. Forsman, President &CEO

INDIANAGoshen Chamber o(CommerceDavid B. Daugherty, President

Grater Bloomington Chamber of CommerceJeb Conrad, P~esiden[ &CEO

Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce

Kyle Hannon, IOM, President/CEOIndy ChamberMichael Huber, President &CEO

Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce

Mark Dobson, IOM, President &CEO

One Southern IndianaWendy Dant Chesser, CEcD, Resident &CEOSouthwest Indiana Chamber

Christy Gillenwater, CCE, President &CEO

St Joseph County Chamber ofCommer<e

Jeff Rea, President &CEO

IOWACedar Rapids Metro Economic Alliance

Dee Baird, President &CEO

Greater Burlington Partnership

Cason Hutcheson, President &CEO

Greater Des Moines PartnershipJay Byers, GCE, Chief Executive OfficerIowa City Area Chamber of Commerce

Nana Que lhorst, President &CEO

Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce

Tara Barney, Chief Executive Officer

KANSASGreater Topeka Chamber of Commerce

Doug Kinzinger, GCE, President

Junction City Area Chamber of Commerce

Tom Weigand, President &CEO

Manhritan Area Chamber of Commerce

Lyle A. Butler, President &CEO

Overland Park Chamber of Commerce

Tracey Osborne, GCE, President

Wichita MMro Chamber of Commerce

Gary Plummer, President &CEO

KENTUCKYChristian County Chamber of Commerce

Marian Mason, President &CEOColumbia-Adair County Chamber of

CommerceSue C. Stiverz, Executive Director

Commerce LexingtonRobert L. Quick, GCE, President & fE0

Greater Louisville Inc.Kent Oyler, President &CEO

Kentucky Network (or Development,

Leadership &EngagementBrad Schneider, Chief Executive Officer

Madisonville•Hopkings County Chamber of

CommerceLee Lingo, PresidentNorthern Kentucky Chamber o(Commmerce

Trey Grayson, President &CEO

Paintsville/Johnson County Chamber of

CommerceFran Jarrell, ACE, Exeative DirectorWest Kentucky Regional Chamber Alliance

Gene Gilliland, Board Chair

LOUISIANABaton Rouge Area Chambn of Commerce

Adam Knapp, President&CEO

Central Louisiana Chamber of Commerce

Deborah Randolph, President

East St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce

Dawn Sharpe-Brackett, GCE, IOM, Chief

F~cecutive OfficerGreater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce

Rochard H. Bremer, President

Jefferson Chamber of Commerce

Todd P. Murphy, PresidentMonme Chamber of CommerceSue Nicholson, PLED, IOM, President&CEOSouthwert Louisiana Economic Development

AllianceGeorge Swik, President &CEO

SL Tammany West Chamber of Commerce

Lacey Toledano, President &CEO

MAINEDamarluoMa Region Chamber of Commerce

Toni L Crouch, Executive Director

MARYLAND

A~~apolis and Mne Arundel County

Chamber of Commerce

Bob Burdon, President &CEO

Bakimore Washington Corridor Chamber

H. Walter Townshend, III, President&CEO

Greater BMhesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of

CommerceGinanne M. Italiano, IOM, President &CEO

Howard County Chamber of CommerceLeonardo MKlarty, President/CEO

MASSAGMUSERSCape Cod Chamber of Commence

Wendy K. Northaoss, IOM, CCE, Chief

Ezew[ive OfficerFall RNer Area Chamber of Commerce and

IndustryRobert A. Mellion, Esq., President&CEO

Metro South Chamber of Commerce

Christopher Cooney, ffE, President &CEO

Neponset Valley Chamber of Commerce

Thomas J. O'Rourke, CCE, President &CEOPlymouth Area Chamber of Commerce

Kevin O'Reilly, Executive Director

Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce

Timothy P. Murray, President&CEO

MICHIGANDetmit Regional ChambuSan[anu K. Baruah, President&CEOFerndale Area Chamber of Commerce

Ashleigh Laabs, Executive Director

Southfield Area Chamber of Commerce

Tanya Markos-Vanno, Executive Director

MINNESOTAEden Prairie Chamber of Commerce

Pat MulQueeny, IOM, President

Minneapolis Regional Chamber ofCommerce

Todd Klingel, President&CEO

MISSISSIPPIGreater Jackson Chamber Partnership

Duane A. O'Neill, President &CEO

Hinds County Economic Development

AuthorityBlake Wallace, CEcD, Executive Director

MISSOURICape Girardeau Area Chamber ofCommerce

John Mehner, President &CEO

Columbia Chamber of Commerce

Matt McCormick, IOM, GCE, President

Grerter Kansas Cky Chamber ofCommerce

dim Heater, President &CEO

Lee's Summit Chamber of Commerce

Nancy K. Bruns, GCE, President

St Joseph Chamber ofCOmmerce

R. Patt Lilly, President &CEO

St. Louis Regional Chamber

Joe Reagan, President&fE0

MONTANABillings Chamber of Commerce

John Brewer, CAE, President

Helena Area Chamber of CommerceCathy Burwell, President &CEOKalispell Chamber of Commerce

Joe Unterreiner, CGE, President &CEO

NEBRASKAGreater Omaha Chamber o(Commerce

David G. Brown, PresidentNorfolk Area Chamber of Commerce

Mark Zimmerer, President &CEO

NEVADALas Vegas MMro Chamber of Commerce

Kristin McMillan, President &CEO ,

NEW HAMPSHIREBusiness and Industry Asmciation of New

HampshireJim Roche, President and CEO

NEW JERSEYGrcrter Vineland Chamber of Commerce

Dawn S. Hunter, Executive Director

Hudson County Chamber of Commerce

Maria L. Nieves, President&CEO

Meadowlands Regional Chamber

Jim Kirkos, Chief Executive OfficerNew jersey State Chamber of Commerce

Tom Bracken, PresidentNewark Regional Business Partnerohip

Chip Hallock, President &CEO

NEW MEXICOGreater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce

Terri Cole, GCE, President &CEO

NEW YORKAdirondack Regional Chamber o(Commerce

Peter L Aust, IOM, President &CEO

Albany{olonie Regional ChamberMark Eagan, CCE, President &CEOBuffalo Niagara PartnershipDottie Gallagher-Cohen, President &CEO

Rochester Business AllianceRober[ J. Du(iy, President &CEO

NORTH GROLINAAsheville Area Chamber of Commerce

Kit Cramer, CCE, President &CEOCabarrus Regional Chamber of Commerce

Patrick J. Coughlin, CCE, CCEC, President&CEOCary Chamber of Commerce'iHoward S. Johnson, President

'~Gtawba County Chamber ofCommerce

~'G. Daniel Hearn, IOM, CCE, President~CEO

Charlotte Chamber of Commerce

Bob Morgan, CCE, PresidentElizabeth Ciq Area Chamber of Commerce

Kelly Thorzby, PresidentFayetteville Regbnal Chamber

Douglas Peters, President &CEOGrater Durham Chamber of CommerceCasey Steinbachey GCE, President &CEO

Greater Raldgh Chamber of Commerce

Harvey A. Schmitt, GCE, President &CEO

Greater Spring Lake Chamber of Commerce

Jeffrey C. Hunt, fCE, President &CEO

Greater Winston•Salem Chamber ofCommerce

Gayle Anderson, President &CEOHolly Springs ChamberofCommerce

LeeAnn Plumer, Executive DirectorRocky Mount Area Chamber ofCommerce

Theresa M. Pinto, IOM, President

Rowan County Chamber of Commerce

Elaine Spalding, GCE, PresidentWake Forest Area Chamber of CommerceMarla Akridge, IOM, President~Economic

Developer

NORTH DAKOTAFargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of

CommerceCraig Whitney, President &CEO

Minot Area Chamber of Commerce

L. john MacMartin, GCE, President

OH 10Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber

Brian Carley, President &CEOColumbus ChamberMichael Dolby, GCE, President &CEOGreater Cleveland PartnershipJoe Roman, Chief F~cecutive OfFcerLima -Allen County Chamber of Commerce

Jed E. Metzger, President &CEO

Stark Development BoardStephen L. Paquette, President&CEO

OKLAHOMAArdmore Chamber of Commerce, Inc.Mite A. Bates, IOM, GCE, President &CEO

Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce

Ken Moore, GCE, President &CEO

Greater Oklahoma City Chamber

Roy H. Williams, GCE, President &CEO

Sapulpa Area Chamber of Commerce

Suzanne Shirey, IOM, President

Stillwater Chamber of CommeRe

Lisa Navrkal, IOM, President&CEOTulsa Regional ChamberMike Neal, GCE, CCD, President &CEO

OREGONAlbany Area Chamber of Commerce

Janet Steele, PresidentBay Area Chamber of Wmmerce

Timm Slater, Executive DirectorBeaverton Area Chamber of CommerceLorraine Clarno, ACE, President/CEOChamber ofMedford/Jackson CourRyBrad S. Hicks, GCE, IOM, ACE, President&CEOEugene Area Chamber of CommerceDave Hauser, GCE, PresidentHillsboro ChamberDeanna Palm, PresidentPortland Business AllianceSandra McDonough, President &CEO

Wilsonville Area Chamber of Commerce

Steve Gilmore, IOM, CEO

PENNSYLVANIAAfrican American Chamber of Commerce

of Watem PADoris Carson Williams, President &CEO

Chamber of Business &Industry of Centre

CountyVern D. Squier, CCE, President &CEO

Erie Regional Chamber &Growth Partnership

Barbara C. Chaffee, President &CEO

Grwter Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce

Robert G. Wonderling, President &CEO

Greater Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce

Dennis Yablonsky, Chief Executive ORicer

Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce

&,IndustryEllen T. Horen, President &CEO

Hartisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC

David E. Black, President &CEO

Lancaster Chamber of Commerce &Industry

Thomas Baldrige, CCE, President &CEO

Pittsburgh Airport Ara ChamberofCommerce

Bernadette Puzzuole, ~.D., President &CEO

Schuylkill Chamber ofCommerce, PennzyArania

Robert S. Carl fr, Executive Director

SomereM County Chamber of Commerce

Ron Aldom, Executive Director

Upper Bucks Chamber of Commerce

Tara King, President &CEOYork County Economic Alliance

Darrell W. Auterson, CEcD, EDFP, President

&CEO

RHODE ISLANDGreater Providence Chamber of Commerce

Laurie White, GCE, President

Northam Rhode Island ChambcofCommeice

John C. Gregory, IOM, President &CEO

SOU7H UROLINABeaufort Regional Chamber ofCammerce

Blakely Williams, President &CEO

Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce

Bryan S. Derreberry, President &CEO

Greater Greer Chamber ofCommerce

Mark Owens, IOM, President &CEo

Greater Summerville/Dorchnter County

Chamber of CommerceRita C. Berry, IOM, CCEC, President/CEO

Hihon Head Island-BluiRon Chamber of

CommerceWilliam G. Miles, IOM, GCE, President

and CEOKershaw Co. Chamber of Commerce &Visitors CenterLiz Horton, IOM, CCEC, &ecutive Director

Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce

Brad Dean, President&CEO

North Myrtle Beach Cham6erofCnmmeRe, CVB

R. Mar<Jordan, GCE, President &CEO

Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce

Allison McGarity, President~CEO

SOUTH DAKOTARapid City Area Chamber of Commerce

Linda Rabe, GCE, IOM, President &CEO

Siou: Falls Area Chamber of Commerce

Evan Nolte, President &CEO

TENNESSEEChamber of Commerce serving Johnson

City/Jonesborough/Washington Co.

Gary M. Mabrey I II, GCE, President &CEO

Fayette County Chamber of Commerce

Julie Perrine, Executive Director

Kingsport Chamber of Commerce

Miles A. Burdine, President &CEO

Knoxville ChamberMike Edwards, President&CEO

Nazhville Area Chamber of Commerce

Ralph Schulz, President &CEO

TEXASAustin Chamber of CommerceMichael W. Rollins, GCE, President

Bay City Chamber ofCommerce and

AgricultureMitch Thames, President &.CEO

Brownsville Chamber of Commerce

Maria C. Hall, President &CEO

Dallas Regional ChamberDale Petroskey, President &CEO

Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce

Bill Thornton, President &CEO

Grapevine Chambw of Commerce

RaDonna Hassel, GCE, IOM, CEO

Grater EI Puo Chamber o(CommerceRichard Dayoub, IOM, CCE, President&CEOGreater Housbn PartnershipRobert W. Harvey, President& CEOGreater Irving— Las Colinas Chamber of

CommerceBeth Bowman, President &CEOLake Houston Area Chamber of CommerceCharlie Dromgoole, CCE, Chief ExecutiveOfficerLongview Chamber of CommerceKelly R. Hall, CCE IOM, President &CEOLubbock Chamber of CommerceEddie McBride, IOM, President &CEONazogdxhes Courrty Chamber ofCommerceBruce R. Pertain, CCE, President &CEONorth Dallas Chamber of CommerceBruce R. Bradford, President& CEOSan Antonio Chamber of CommerceRichard Perez, President &CEOTemple Chamber of CommerceG. Roderick Henry, CCE, IOM, President&CEOTexss Associatlon of BusinessBill Hammond, CEO

UTAHSah lake ChamberR. Lane Beattie, President &CEO

VERMONTAddison County Chamber of CommerceSue Hoxie, PresidentHartforcl Area Chamber of CommercePJ Skehan, Executive DirectorLake Champlain Regional ChamberThomas W. Torti, PresidentOkemo Valley Regional Chamber ofCommerceMarji Graf, Eeecutive DirectorUpper Vallq Regional Chamber of CommerceRev. Geoffrey S. Ross, President

VIRGINIAFairfax County Chamber of Commerce

Jim Corcoran, President &CEOFrede~lcksburg Regional Chamber ofCommerceSusan V. Garnett Spears, President &CEOCreate Richmond ChamberKim Scheeler, President &CEOGreater Williamsburg Chamber &TourismAllianceKaren Riordan, President &CEORoanoke Regional ChamberJoyce Waugh, President &CEO

WASHINGTONBellevue Chamber o(fommerceBetty Capestany, President and CEOFife Mihon Edgewoad Chamber of CommerceLora Buttefield, President/CEOGreater Yakima fhamber of CommerceVerlynn Bes[, President &CEOLakewood Chamber of CommerceLinda Smith, President/CEOPuyallup Sumner Chamber of CommerceShelly Schlumpf, President &CEO

Seattle MMropolihn Chamber of CommerceMaud Daudon, President &CEOTacoma-Pierte County Chamber ofCommerceThomas A. Pierson, President &CEO

WEST VIRGINIACharleston Regional ChamberMatthew G. Ballard, President and CEO

WISCONSINEau Claire Area Chamber of CommerceBob MKoy, President &CEOFond du Lac Area Association of CommerceJoseph R. Rei[emeier, GCE, President &CEOForward Janesville, inc.john Beckord, PresidentFoz Ckies Chamber of Commerce andIndustryShannon L. Full, IOM, President &. CEOMetropolkan Milwaukee Asmciation ofCommerceTim Sheehy, PresidentOshkosh Chamber of Commercejohn Gsper, President &CEO

WYOMINGUmpbell County Chamber of CommerceJulie Simon, IOM, President &CEO

Metro Fiscal Yr. 2015 FTA Grant Applications for U.S. Dept. of Labor (DOL) Review DRAFT

GrantFederalAmount

LapseDate T pe of Federal Funds Pro"ect Description

Est. MetroApplicationSubmission

Date

ReceivedObjectionLetters

ReceivedDOL

Certification

SubmittedCA-95-X256 $24,000,000 CMAQ Crenshaw/LAX Transit CorridorCA-54-0032 $68,167,132 FY14 Section 5337 State of Good Repair Rail Preventive Maintenance 'ATU; TCU

Subtotal $92,167,132

To BeSubmitted

$7,116,068 9/30/16-17 FY13 & FY14 Section 5337 State of Good Re air Rail Preventive Maintenance A r-Jun 2015$100,000,000 09/30/19 FY15 Section 5309 New Starts Westside Subwa Ext Section 1 A r-Jun 2015$150,451,565 9/30/20 FY15 Section 5307 est. amount FY2015 bus reventive maintenance A r-Jun 2015

CA-95-X246 $75,431,000 - FY15 STIP RIP LRV P-3010 A r-Jun 2015$100,000,000 09/30/19 FY15 Section 5309 New Starts Re Tonal Connector A r-Jun 2015

CA-65-X010 $6,751,327 9/30/15-16 FY13 & FY14 Section 5310 - Enhanced Mobilit of Access Services Vehicle Procurement A r-Jun 2015CA-16-0063 $693,120 9/30/15-16 FY13 & FY14 Section 5310 - Enhanced Mobilit of Administration for 5310 Subreci Tents and Access Services A r-Jun 2015

$6,417,967 9/30/15-16 FY13 & FY14 Section 5310 - Enhanced Mobilit of Ca ital and O eratin for multi le subreci Tents A r-Jun 2015CA-95-X264 $12,171,000 - CMAQ Westside Subwa Ext Section 1 Jul-Se 2015

$1,155,302 9/30/17-18FY14 & FY15 Section 5307 (Associated TransitImprovement)

Construction of underground pedestrian passage betweenMOL and North Holl ood MRL Jul-Se 2015

$10,250,000 9/30/16 FY14 TIGER Willowbrook/Rosa Parks Transit Station Im rovements Jul-Se 2015$11,800,000 9/30/16 FY14 TIGER Streetsca e, Pedestrian &Bic cle Access Im rovements in Jul-Se 2015

$1,668,557 9/30/17 FY14 Section 5309 Bus &Bus Fac from SAFETEA-LUImprovements at 4 sites along Cesar Chavez Avenue, theperimeter of the LA Union Station, at Alameda & Vignes

Jul-Sep 2015

$3,520,190 - CMAQCity of Azusa -multi modal transit facility and parkingstructure

Jul-Sep 2015

$3,650,000 - CMAQ Cit of Glendale - maintenance and fuelin facilit Jul-Se 2015

$1,722,400 09/30/17FY15 Section 5312 Research, Dev., Demonstration, andDe to ment Pro ram

Innovative Platform Track Intrusion Detection SystemTechnolo : A Demonstration on L.A. Metro Rail S stem

Jul-Sep 2015

$336,600 09/30/19 FY13 Section 5307 Passen er Fer Grant Pro ram LA Count De t. of Beaches and Harbors Oct-Dec 2015$22,751,717 9/30/16 FY13 Section 5339 Bus &Bus Facilities Bus ac uisition o tion of 550 Base Oct-Dec 2015$23,540,637 9/30/17 FY14 Section 5339 Bus &Bus Facilities Bus ac uisition o tion of 550 Base Oct-Dec 2015$23,540,637 9/30/18 FY15 Section 5339 Bus &Bus Facilities est. amount Bus ac uisition o tion of 550 Base Oct-Dec 2015

$28,200,000 - CMAQCrenshawJLAX 96th StreeUAviation Bivd StationAccommodations

Oct-Dec 2015

$5,000,000 - CMAQ Air ort Metro Connector Oct-Dec 2015$219,708 - CMAQ Cit of Calabasas - ac uisition of vehicles Oct-Dec 2015

Subtotal $596,387,795

Total Grantsfor DOLReview $688,554,927

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