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TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ``� '._o Contra
FROI�ohn Cullen, DirectorA/
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Social Service Departure x Costa
DAF N �Fvk°a County
`lune 10, 1998 K
suBjMPROVE and AUTHORIZE the Director of Social Service, or designee, to enter into a revenue
agreement with the Contra Costa Community College District to claim up to $735,000 of the District's
CalWORKs State funds allocation for FY 1997-1998 and FY 1998-1999.
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)d BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
RECONE14ENDED ACTION:
APPROVE AND AUTHORIZE the Director of Social Service, or designee, to enter into a revenue
agreement with the Contra Costa Community College District for the period of January 1, 1998 through
June 30, 1999 for the identification and reimbursement of child care costs for TANF participants who
are also students at any of the Community College District campuses.
FISCAL:
No County cost is incurred by this agreement. This agreement allows up to $735,000 reimbursement of
the County CalWORKS costs of child care in FY 1997-1998 and FY 1998-1999 for TANF participants
who are also students at the colleges of the Contra Costa Community College District. Up to $735,000
of child care costs incurred by the County will be reimbursed with CalWORKs funds allocated to the
District.
BACKGROUND:
The Contra Costa Community College District has received an allocation of CalWORKs funds from the
State for services to CalWORKs participants who are also students at the colleges of the District. This
revenue agreement will allow the Department of Social Service to identify and be reimbursed for up to
$115,000 in child care costs of TANF participant/students in FY 1997-1998, and up to $620,000 in child
care costs of TANF participant/students in FY 1998-1999.
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CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE:
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RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COM JTTEE
APPROVE OTHER
SIGNATURES
ACTION OF BOARD ON J01475 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED OTHER
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE
UNANIMOUS(ABSENT + AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN
AYES: NOES: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD
ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
Cc: Contact: Robert Hofmann, 313-1593 ATTESTED JUN 2 3 199$
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SOCIAL SERVICE (CONTRACTS UNIT) PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
COUMY,' ADMINISTRATOR SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
AUDIICtz CONTROLLER
CONTRACTOR
M382 �`:#;
(tOBB) BY�- � -3'�-�--+--�'--��'►.�✓` ,DEPUTY
TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
FROM: William Walker, M.D. , Health Services Director ` �` =}° Contra
By: Ginger Marieiro, Contracts Administrator
( 5t3
DATE: ,lune 11, 1998 County
SUBJECT: Approve Standard Agreement (Amendment) x#29. 203-68 with the State
Department of 'Health Services
SPECIFIC REQUEST($)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)A BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
ANC CIMMENI3ATI ON(s)
Approve and authorize the Health Services Director, or his
designee (Mendel Brunner, M.D. ) , to execute on behalf of the
County, Standard Agreement (Amendment) #29-203®68 (State #97-
11238-A3) with the State Department of Health Services, effective
October 1, 1997, for the Supplemental Food Program' for Women,
Infants and Children (WIC) .
FISCAL I_XPACT:
This amendment formally encumbers $1,425 in State funding (Federal
funds) for the WIC Program, for a new total of $1, 872, 059, for the
1997-98 Federal Fiscal Year. No County funds are required.
REASONS FOR RBC0MMBNAATI0$/BACXQRQ=:
The WIC Program is a nutrition education, counseling, and food
supplement program for low-income, pregnant, postpartum and
breast--feeding women, infants and children at nutritional risk,'
and is mandated under the Community Health Services 'Division of
the State Department of Health Services .
Standard Agreement (Amendment) #29-203--68 formally encumbers
additional monies for reimbursement of travel for WIC Integrated.
Statewide Information System (ISIS) related training activities .
Three:> certified and sealed copies of the Board Order should be
returned to the Contracts and Grants Unit for submission to the
State Department of Health Services.
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CONTINUEDN T: YESSE N U
RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR � RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE
APPROVEOTHER
L���&
ACTION OF BOARD ON JUN 2 3 1998 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED OTHER
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE
UNANIMOUS {ABSENT AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN
AYES: NOES: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD
ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
ATTESTED JUN 2 3 1998
PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Contact Perm:
CC: Wendel Brunner, M.D. {313-6712}
State Dept. of Health Services , ` f`' •
Health Services Dept (Contracts) BY iA Y'Q"A ` DEPUTY
Contra
TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS / REDEVELOPMENT AGENCYy County
Costa .x
FROM: Dennis M. Berry, AICD
Community Development Director
DATE: June 23, 1998
SUBJECT: Service Agreement Between County Redevelopment Agency and County
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATIONS(S) & BACKGROUNDAND JUSTIFICATION
REQMMENDATIONS
As the Contra Costa Board of Supervisors, APPROVE AND AUTHORIZE the Director of
Community Development to execute a Service Agreement for Fiscal Year 1998-99 with the
Contra Costa County Redevelopment Agency; and as the Governing Board of the Contra
Costa County Redevelopment Agency, APPROVE AND AUTHORIZE the Deputy Director -
Redevelopment to execute a Service Agreement with the County of Contra Costa.
,FISCAL IMPACT
None. The Service Agreement formalizes current practice. County pays administrative
expense associated with the Redevelopment Agency and then bills the Agency for payment.
A K N / EA MMEN AT N
Staff services to the Contra Costa County Redevelopment Agency are provided primarily by
personnel of the Contra Costa County Community Development Department. Other services
to the Agency are provided by other County departments, including the County Administrator's
Office, County Counsel, and Public Works, among others. In order for the Agency to declare
its debt and thereby qualify for its receipt of tax increments, the Agency and the County should
formalize this arrangement in contractual form. The Service Agreement will accomplish that
task.
CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE:
RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR ECOMMEATION OF BO D
COMMITTEE 4 APPROVE OTHER.
SIGNATURE(S):
ACTION OF BOARD ON APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED_ OTHER
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A
UNANIMOUS (ABSENT ) TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN
AYES: NOES: ACTION TAKEN AND ENTERED ON THE
ABSENT: ABSTAIN: MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN,
Source: Jim Kennedy (335-1255)
cc: Redevelopment Agency ATTESTED JUN 2
County Administrator PHIL BATCHELOR, CLERK OF
County Counsel THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Auditor-Controller AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Community Development m
BY �-,L ` DEPUTY
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TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CIOContr
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FROM: Barton J. Gilbert, Director of General Services '. Costa
County
DATE: June 23, 1998
Subject: AB 434 Grant Requests to the Air Quality Management District
SPECIFIC REQUESTS OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
1. RECOMMENDXTIO
Approve the attached Resolutions (Exhibits A and B) authorizing the Director of General Services,
or designee, to complete applications to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD)
for funds available under Assembly Bill 434 for the following projects:
Lease three (3) electric vehicles to reduce air polluting vehicle emissions.
Purchase three (3) alternative fuel (CNG) vehicles to reduce air polluting vehicle emissions.
11. FINANCIAL IMPACT
Approval of the attached Resolution will permit the County to compete with Bay Area agencies for
$9.9 million in AB 434 funds, which are designated for projects that reducemotor vehicle emissions.
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?RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE
APPROVE OTHER
SIGNATURE(S):
ACTION OF BOARD ON J U N 2 3 1#918 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED OTHER
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
UNANIMOUS(ABSENT I
AYES: NOES: I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE.
ASSENT: __ ABSTAIN: AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN
AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD
MEDIA CONTACT: Mickey Dads(313-7100) OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
JUN 2 3 1998
Orig:General Services Department-Admin. ATTESTED
PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
CC: County Administrator SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
County Auditor-Controller F'
BY A # DEPUTY
�� M382 (10/88)
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY EXHIBIT A
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Adopted this Resolution on June 23, 1998 , by the following vote:
AYES` Supervisors Uilkema, Gerber, DeSaulnier, Canc.iamilla, Rogers
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION NO. 981344
SUBJECT: Authorize the Director of General Services, or Designee, to Complete
Application for AB 434 Funds to Assist with the Lease of Three (3) Electric
Vehicles
The Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County RESOLVES THAT:
WHEREAS, the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) has
requested applications for $9.0 million in Assembly Bill (AB 434) funds to implement
projects designed to reduce air pollution from motor vehicle emissions;
WHEREAS, Contra Costa County is a leader in the effort to reduce emissions by
being one of the first agencies to obtain alternative fuel vehicles, and is an eligible recipient
of AB 434 funds; and
WHEREAS, adding three (3) electric vehicles to the County fleet will demonstrate
the County's continuing commitment to alternative fuel vehicles and to reducing air
polluting vehicle emissions;
NOW,THEREFORE,the Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County does hereby
AUTHORIZE the Director of General Services, or designee, to complete an application to
the BAAQMD to request funds available under AB 434 to assist with the lease of three (3)
electric vehicles.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of an Order entered on
the minutes of the Beard of Supervisors of the date aforesaid.
Witness my hand and Seal of the
Board of Supervisors affixed on
this 23rd day of June ,
1998
PHIL BATCHELOR, Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors, and
County Administrator
Deputy Cl
f.grantslAB434Res.wpd
Orig.Dept.: General Services Department(Admin.)
Contacts Mickey Davis(313-7100)
CC., County Administrator
Auditor-Controller
RESOLUTION NO. 901344
TFCA Regional Fund Application Form FY 98
:APPUCATION'PORM FOR MNSPORTATIONi UNCI f R'Ci.EAN�(.�t�G1�3NAL �l;�N�3S Flt 98
INSTRUCTIONS
Complete Sections 1 through VI for all applications. Also complete the appropriate project information sheet(s) for your
project We(see Sections VIl through X11). Review Instructions in Part 4 of Application guidance prior to completing this
form.
SUBMITTAL
Submit two(2)copies of this application form to:
Edward Miller, Supervising Environmental Planner
SAAQMD
939 Ellis Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
All applications must be receive by Air District by 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 30, 9998.
Nana-delivered applications should be delivered to the TFCA, 7th floor, 939 Ellis St., San Francisco.
Fax applications will not be accepted.
1. SUMMARY INFORMATION
Agency Name: Contra Costa County General Services Department Date of Application: 6.3-98
Primary Contact Person: Mickey Davis,Administrative Services Officer
Phone#(9.26)313-7100 Fax#(925)313-7108 E-mail: MDavl@GS.Co.Contra-Costa.Ca.US
Address of Primary Contact: 1220 Morella Avenue,Suite 200
Martinez,CA 94653-4719
Secondary Contact Person:Jeanie Rounsaville Phone#(925)313-7100 E-mail: JRoun@GS.Co.Ccntra-Costa.Ca.US
Name&Tale of Person Authorized to Sign Funding Agreement: Mickey Davis,Administrative Services Officer
Address(if different from Primary Contact above): Same
Type of Project(see pages 1-2 of the Application Guidance): Low Emission Vehicle Demonstration Project
Project Title: General Services Department-Electric Vehicle Demonstration Project
Total Project Cast: $34,000
Amount of TFCA Regional Funding Requested: $20,000
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11, Project Description: (Narrative)
Contra Costa County's Board of Supervisors and General Services Fleet Division have been progressive and enthusiastic
in their support of alternative fuel vehicles. The County has over 1,022 vehicles and pieces of equipment which transport
County employees and service County facilities, service areas, and roads throughout the 754 square miles which comprise
the County, Our goal is to reduce the County fleet vehicle emissions by replacing three high mileage (80,004+miles), gas
powered vehicles between 7 and 16 years old, with three new leased RAV 4 electric vehicles. The new electric vehicles
will be highly visible in their role transporting County staff to functions throughout the County.
The three electric vehicles will be leased for$16,000 each for three years (totaling $54,040). We are requesting $34,000
in TFCA funds, and will contribute $20,400 in County funds through the depreciation and salvage monies from the three
old vehicles.
prole2t Goal
The goal of this project is to introduce electric vehicles into the Contra Costa County Fleet where they will be accessible to
a wide variety of County employees for official use through the County Fleet. The vehicles will be clearly identified as
electric vehicles and used to transport employees between the County Center and satellite locations. This demonstration
will educate County employees on the use and benefits of electric vehicles while reducing emissions along the congested
1.680 and 1-4 corridor. It will provide a visible symbol of the County's continuing commitment to alternative energy sources.
The electric vehicles will be closely monitored for customer satisfaction and compared to conventional vehicles for cost
efficiency and emissions reductions. We hope to verify that electric vehicles can reduceemissions while providing a
comparable level of service to conventional vehicles so that we can recommend the integration of electric vehicles into the
fleet.
?Name all other Participating agencies and describe the role of each agency:
Implementation schedule: (Start date,completion date,and key milestones)
Start Date(mo/yr)_JZQ _ Completion Date: (mo/yr) 1301 x000
Once funding is approved, the County will follow standard procedures for leasing vehicles. We estimate that it will take i14
longer than months to obtain the leased vehicles and place them in service. We plan to evaluate the performance of the
RAV 4's for 3 years.
j 112 ton Sghedule: (Report on milestones will be submitted quarterly)
Milestone Dem dQtlgns:
Sep-Dec 1998 1. Receive funding approval and lease three Electric RAV 4's
Jan-May 1999 2. Receive and place Electric RAV 4's into service
Jan-Dec 31,2001 3. Review operational costs for Electric RAV 4 vehicles and
run cost comparison with conventionally-fueled vehicles
We will evaluate the Electric RAV 4 performance in three main areas:
1. Fuel Economy/Emissions reduction
2. Maintenance Cost(Scheduled maintenance and emergency repairs)
3. Performance/Customer satisfaction
Describe the Implementation area for the project(i.e.,city,county,region):
Countywide throughout Contra Costa County
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Ill. BUDGET
Provide total project budget, broken out by major categories of casts:i.e. capital costs, operating expenses,personnel, etc.
Capital costs and operating costs must be separately identified. (Budget may be provided on a separate sheet.)
Coit sts
Lease three Toyota RAV 4`s @$16,000 each = $48,000
Installation of 3 charge units @$2,000 each = 1.6,09
$54,000
IV. FUNDING
TFCA Regional Funds (requested) $ 34 t300
TFCA Program Manager Funds $
Other f=unds $ 20.090 Source: . General Send=Q&gartment
$
$
Total Funds $ 54,090
Attach documentation for matching sources of funding. NIA
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TFCA Re otcnal Fuad Application Farm FY 98
V. TRANSPORTATION CONTROL MEASURE(TCM)IMPLEMENTATION(EVALUATION CRITERION#5)
THE PURPOSE OF EVALUATION CRITERION #5 IS TO ENCOURAGE AGENCIES TO ADOPT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS TO
IMPLEMENT THE TOMS IN THE CLEAN AIR PLAN. THE TCMS ARE SUMMARIZED IN TABLE 3 IN THE APPLlCA7 oN
GutDANCE. TO APPLY FOR POINTS FOR TFCA CRITERION#5, COMPLETE THE SECTION BELOW. CHECK THE BOX FOR
EACH TCM THAT YOUR AGENCY IS IMPLEMENTING. FOR EACH BOX CHECKED, PROVIDE, IN A SEPARATE ATTACHMENT,A
BRIEF PARAGRAPH DESCRIBING THE POLICIES AND ACTIONS THAT YOUR AGENCY HAS TAKEN TO IMPLEMENT THE TCM.
" TCM 1 SUPPORT VOLUNTARY TRIP REDUCTION PROGRAMS
TCM 3 IMPROVE AREAWIDE TRANSIT SERVICE
TCM 4 IMPROVE REGIONAL RAIL SERVICE
TCM 6 IMPROVE ACCESS TO RAIZ.AND FERRIES
TCM 6 IMPROVE INTERREGIONAL RAIL SERVICE
Q TCM 7 IMPROVE FERRY SERVICE
TCM 8 CONSTRUCT CARPOOL/EXPRESS BUS LANES ON FREEWAYS
TCM 9 IMPROVE BICYCLE ACCESS AND FACILITIES
Q TCM 10 YOUTH TRANSPORTATION
TCM 11 INSTALL FREEWAY/ARTERIAL TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SYSTEMS
Q TCM 12 IMPROVE ARTERIAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
Q TCM 13 TRANSIT USE INCENTIVES
1 TOM 14 TRIP REDUCTION SERVICES
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�j TCM 15 LOCAL CLEAN AIR PLANS,POLICIES,AND PROGRAMS
TCM 16 INTERMITTENT CONTROL MEASURE f PUBLIC EDUCATION
Q 'CCM 17 CONDUCT DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS
Q TCM 18 IMPLEMENT TRANSPORTATION PRICING REFORM
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Q TCM 19 PEDESTRIAN TRAVEL
Q TCM 28 PRomo-rE TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES
SEE AnACHEc
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TFCA Regional Fund Application Fonn FY 88
VL CHECKLIST (PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION AS NOTED)
A. HAVE YOU DISCUSSED YOUR APPLICATION W[TH THE AIR DISTRICT LEAD CONTACT FOR
YOUR PROJECT TYPE?(SEE APPuCA770N GuJf?mw,PAGE 5 FOR CONTACT LIST.)
B. HAVE YOU ATTACHED THE REQUIRED RESOLUTION FROM YOUR GOVERNING BOARD
AUTHORIZING THE SUBMITTAL OF YOUR APPLICATION AND IDENTIFYING THE INDIVIDUAL
AUTHORIZED TO SUBMIT AND CARRY OUT THE PROPOSAL?
C. HAVE YOU ATTACHED DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL MATCHING FUNDS THAT WILL BE APPLIED
TO THE PROJECT?
D. WILL THE PROJECT BENEFIT ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED CWMUNMES?
(SEE APPUGA77oN GuiDANCE,EvALUATm CRITERION 4.) IF YES,PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION.
E. FOR BICYCLE PROJECTS,IS THE PROJECT INCLUDED IN A COUNTYWIDE BICYCLE PLAN
OR COUNTY CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM? (SEE POLICY#29 IN APpuCAT10N
GUIDANCE.) IF YES,PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION.
APPLICANTS FOR SHUTTLE PROJECTS(ONLY)MUST COMPLETE QUESTIONS F,G,AND H BELOW:
F. IS YOUR SHUTTLE APPLICATION ACOOMPANIED BY LETTERS OF SUPPORT FROM ALL
POTENTIALLY AFFECTED PUBLIC TRANSIT AGENCIES? (SEE POLICY#28 IN THE
APpucATIONGu:cr,A m)
G. AMERICANS wiTm DISABILITIES ACT(ADA)REQUIREMENTS:(SEE AppuCA770N GUmmcE PAGE 20)
1. DOES THE SHUTTLE/fEEDER BUS PROVIDING THE SERVICE MEET THE ADA VEHICLE
STANDARDS FOR WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY?
2. IS THERE COMPARABLE PARATI2ANSTT SERVICE PROVIDED TO ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS
WITH DISABILITIES?
SUPPLEMENTARY PROJECT INFORMATION SHEETS FOLLOW ON PAGES 6-13 OF THIS APPLICATION FORM. COMPLETE AND
ATTACH THE APPROPRIATE SHEET(S)FOR YOUR PROJECT TYPE,AS FOLLOWS:
RIDEsHARING PROJECTS- SECTION VII
SHUTTLE AND FEEDER BUS PROJECTS- SECTION V11&SECTION VIII
REmNAL TRANSIT INFORMATION PROJECTS- SECTION VII
RAIL-BUS INTEGRATION PROJECTS- SECTION VI I ,.
ARTERIAL MANAGEMENT&SIGNAL TIMING PROJECTS - SECTION IX(PARTS 1-2)
TRANSIT BUS TRAFFIC SIGNAL PREEMPTION PROJECTS - SECTION IX(PART 3 ONLY)
BICYCLE PATHS,LANES AND ROUTES- SECTION X
BICYCLE RACKS AND LOCKERS-- SECTION XI
TRANSIT AND SCHOOL BUS REPLACEMENTS- SECTION X11
AIR VEHICLE DEMONSTRATIONS- SECTION XII(INCLUDING CLEAN AIR VEHICLE INVENTORY)
TFCA Regional Fuad Application Form FY 98
XII. SCHOOL AND TRANSIT BIDS REPLACEMENTICLEAN AIR VEHICLE DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS
Provide the following information for school;and transit bus replacements, .and clean air vehicle demonstrations. Also,
for clean air vehicle demonstration projects, complete the attached Clean Air Vehicle Inventory—see next page.
Note: Applicants must complete a separate application form for each fuel type (i.e. natural gas only, electric vehicles
only)"n for each of the following categories of vehicles: 1)light and medium vehicles;2)school buses, 3)transit buses;
4) heavy duty vehicles (other than buses), and 5) Other vehicle types (e.g. parking enforcement vehicles, small utility
vehicles etc.). For example, a project sponsor seeking funding for a light duty electric vehicle, a light duty natural gas
vehicle, and a heavy duty natural gas vehicle will need to submit three applications.
1. Are you a previous recipient of a grant for clean air vehicles from the Air District, Including any
County Program Manager fund grants? RYES NO
If yes,list the project number(s),and describe the number and type(s)of vehicle(s)acquired.
1994-SAAQMD funds for two ZEV carts
97CC21 CNG Vehicle Demonstration Project-2 CNG Ford Cargo Vans in service effective 3119/98
97CC25 CNG Replacement Vehicles for the Sheriff- 2 CNG Crown Victorias on order.
97CC26 CNG Fast Fuel Tube Trailer-Installed and operational at GSD Service Center,2467 Waterbird Way
2. Indicate where you plan to refuel/recharge the vehicles identified In this grant application. Indicate
whether the refueling/recharging facility Is new or existing. If it Is a new facility, Indicate how the
facility will be financed. Is the facility(will It be)accessible to Public Agencies? YES NO If yes,
describe the public access.
Charging stations are included in the lease price of the vehicle and we have added an estimated installation charge.
The charge units will be available to other public agencies who visit the site.
3. Indicate the vehicle retirement option you will use should your application receive TFCA funding. (Vehicle
retirement options are described In Policy#23 In the Application Guidance.)
YES: OPTION A OPTION 8
4. Indicate the make, model, year, odometer reading, and average annual mileage for each vehicle that an Air
District grant would replace. (The Air District requires disposal of one like vehicle for each new vehicle
purchased using TFCA grant funds.) fill In the "Expected Vehicle Sale Amount" only If you checked
"OPTION B"In#3 ,above.
Vehicles to be Replaced
Mabe Model Year Odometer Average Expected
Reading Annual Mileage Vehicle Sale
Amount
Ford F150 1982 124,986 7,812 $1,000
Chev Lumina 1991 154,977 22,140 $1,200
Chev Astra Van 1989 78,850 8,761 $1,000
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5. Indicate the make and model, fuel type, estimated life, and estimated annual miles for each vehicle that you plan to
acquire. if estimates of life and annual mileage are different than the actual mileage and life of the vehicle(s) being replaced,
explain why. For heavy duty vehicles, indicate the engine manufacturer and engine size. Note: If more than one make/model
of vehicle is available in the vehicle type that you plan to acquire, and you have not determined which makelmodel you plan to
acquire, list each make/model of vehicle available. You may only list vehicles that comply with TFCA Policy #22 (see the
Application Guidance).
Vehicles to be Acquired
Number of Make Model Fuel Type Engine Engine Estimated Average Annual
Vehicles Maker Size(liters) Life(Yrs) Mileage
3 Toyota RAV 4 Electric 3 7,000
CLEAN AIR VEHICLE INVENTORY
Applicants for clean air vehicle demonstrations must complete this section. This section is 1352(required for clean fuel school
and transit bus replacement projects.
Number of Cleary Air Vehicles in Fleet°
Vehicle Total Number of Electric Natural Gas Natural Cas Propane
Type by Vehicles in Each Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles/
Weight` Weight Classb (dedicated) (bi-fuel) Other Fuels°
1 655 1 2
2 250 2
3 95
4 22
a. The weight categories are as follows:
1) Up to 5,750 pounds grass vehicle weight(light-duty automobiles and trucks)
2) 5,751 to 14,000 pounds GVW(medium-duty vehicles)
3) 14,001 pounds and above GVW(heavy-duty vehicles)
4) Other vehicles(parking enforcement, utility carts,etc.) 4
b. Include the total number of vehicles in the fleet by weight class. School and transit buses should not be
included in this table.
c. Include in these columns the total number of clean air vehicles in the fleet by weight class. These columns
should include vehicles in the fleet,on order, or for which funding has been received but not yet spent.
d. Please specify fuel type for these vehicles.
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ATTACHMENT 1
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
Transportation Control Measure(TCM) Implementation Actions
TCM 1: Support Voluntary Trip Reduction Programs.
Cguto aengW Pl=Cjgaj 5-L To reduce single occupant auto commuting.
C&Mly Gen W Plan Poi 5-22.Use of alternative forces of transportation,especially transit, shall
be encouraged in order to provide necessary services to transit-dependent persons and to help
minimize automobile congestion and air pollution.
COW Cementation MW= -n. Enforce County TIM Ordinances consistent
with State law,and encourage neighboring jurisdictions to adopt similar ordinances.
QgUUJy Qrd nance No. 97-1-2. An ordinance of the Country of Contra Costa repealing Ordinance
Number 984-27, and adopting new policies purposes, goals and objectives for Transportation
Systems Management.
02/06190- __ adwAgd .by the CQuuty Board of Smpmdsors establishing the County
Employee Transportation System lvManagment Program and Incentives.
527197 Board S�1��_ �p roclai_mation for"Bark to Transit Wwk"
TCM 3: Improve Areawide Transit Service.
!Qou tv general P_Ign.Goal 54. To encourage use of transit.
Mty general Plan Policy 5_„0. New subdivisions should be designed to permit convenient
pedestrian access to bus transit and efficient bus circulation patterns.
Cmix Genau1 Plan P m5-23. Improvement of public transit shall be encouraged to provide for
increased use of local,commuter and intercity public transportation.
�n Qenerat Elan Imnl;ementtion Mms=5-1, Reserve rights-of-way to ensure compatibility
with transit service in the design of development on appropriate freeway expressway, arterial and
collector routes.
Sm =r=cral,P'ljw Jmn entation_l f =Lu. Coordinate efforts with all transit district service
the county to provide for improved routing,bus frequencies,facilities,and improved design of land
development plans.
TCM 4: Improve Regional Rail Service.
g M General Plan Poliu 114, Rail transit extensions including protection and acquisition of
necessary right-of--way and station arras shall be encouraged along all freeway corridors.
County General Plan Implementation Measure 5-q. Encourage and coordinate efforts with BART
to extend train service along State Route 4 to Brentwood and along I-80 to northwestern Contra
Costa County.
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C.&IMly C=ngW Plan Implemen gn M=, -r. In cooperation with interested local jurisdictions,
transit agencies,and transit operators,conduct a study investigating the feasibility of implementing
commuter rail,urban rail and other regional transit services within the Transit Corrdiors identified
in the Transit Network Plan.
TCM 5: Improve Access to Rail and Ferries.
Policies-County--G-meml Plan - increase the
concentration of high intensity employment uses and of rodable housing in the area to better utilize
the regional transit accessibility provided by BART.
TCM 6: Improve Interregional Rail Service.
Co mn _ = ra.1, jP au ImW m1ation_Me= 5 ae. Support the establishment and operation of
commuter transit services,serving the Transit Corridors identified int he Transit Network Plan,with
emphasis on service to majro employment centers and transit stations.
CQUaly General PIan.Irnlemenetation Mewure 5-af. Participate in studies and irnpelementation
efforts to improve intercity transit service between Contra Costa County and other counties.
TCM 8: Contruct CarpooMpress Bus Lanes on Freeways.
Comty General Plan P2i e 5-26. Rail transit facilities or additional high occupancy vehicle lanes
propoesed within a designated transit corridor shall be considered consistent with this General Plan.
t,y General Plau implementation Measure 5-ab, Encourage Caltrans to construct a system of
commuter lanes(ROV lanes)on new or expanded freeways within the Transit Corridors identified
on the Transit network Plan, and work with the cities and Caltrans in establishing additional
commuter lanes on new or expanded expressways and regional arterials.
TCM 9s Improve Bicycle Access and Facilities.
o =n r�eneral Plan Goal_ 5-i✓.Improve the opportunities for bicycle use in Contra Costa County
for transportation as well as recreational purposes.
CollM General PIM Eglia 5-13. Physical conflicts between vehicular traffic, bicyclists, and
pedestrians shall be minimized.
Coly Ge=al Plan 'Poli 5-25., Planning and provision for a systern of safe and convenient
pedestiran ways,bikeways and regional hiking trails shall be continued' as a means of connecting
community facilities,residential areas,and business districts,as well as points of interest outside the
communities utilizing exisitng public and semi-public right-of-way.
oi; � .neral Plan I nle. ;pori Measure 5-x. Construct the bikeways shown in the future
Bikeway Network Plan and incorporate the needs of bicyclists in major roadway construction
projects and normal safety and operational improvements.
03112/96 Resolution of the Coutay Board of S, iQpted in support of the Countywide
Bicycle Action Program.
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01106/98 Board Qrder of the County Board of Su =wing contract with Michael E.
Jackson for Countywide Bicycle Facility Coordinator.
TCM 11: Install freeway and Arterial Traffic Operations Systems.
.cmComty General plan 1mplement41ion Measure 5-z. Encourage Caltrans to investigate the feasiblity
and effectiveness of ramp metering on freeways in the County and,if feasible and effective,support
implementation.
C::QunV General Plan JaWlerrmentation M{'amure as Encourage Caltrans to expedite the incorporation
of Alameda,Contra Costa.and Sarna County into the Bay Area Traffic Contral System Program
to improve the flow of traffic on the region's freeways.
TCM 14 Trip Reduction Services.
04114198,Board Order ot`the C.omtyEjoard of SupmdjQrs approving an agreement with the Contra
Costa Centre Association to manage the Transporation Demand Mangement Program for the
Pleasant Hill BART Station area during 1998-99.
TCM 15; Local Clear Air Plans,Policies and Programs.
County'meat Plan Se ion 8.14(Fag B-73 to 8-82), Addresses "Air Resources" and includes
specific goals,policies and implementation measures.
TCM 16: Intermittent Control Measure/Public Education.
0411.4198 Board-Order of The COW tY Board of Supmdsors authorizing participation in Spare the Air
Program for 1998.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY EXHIBIT B
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Adopted this Resolution on ,lune 23, 1998 , by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Uilkema, Gerber, DeSaulnier, Canciamilla, Rogers
NOES: Done
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION NO. 981345
SUBJECT: Authorize the Director of General Services, or Designee, to Complete
Application for AB 434 Funds to Assist with the Purchase of Three (3)
Alternative Fuel Vehicles
The Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County RESOLVES THAT:
WHEREAS, the Bay Area Air Quality Management Districts (BAAQMD) has
requested applications for $9.0 million in Assembly Bill (AB 434) funds to implement
projects designed to reduce air pollution from motor vehicle emissions,
WHEREAS, Contra Costa County is a leader in the effort to reduce emissions by
being one of the first agencies to obtain alternative fuel vehicles, and is an eligible recipient
of AB 434 funds; and
WHEREAS, adding three (3) alternative fuel vehicles to the ',County fleet will
demonstrate the County's continuing commitment to alternative fuel vehicles and to
reducing air polluting vehicle emissions;
NOW, THEREFORE,the Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa County does hereby
AUTHORIZE the Director of General Services, or designee, to complete a joint application
through the "Contra Costa County Clean Fuel Vehicle Demonstration Project' in
cooperation with the Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA), the City of San
Ramon, and other public agencies to seek BAAQMD funds available under AB 434 for the
purchase of alternative fuel vehicles.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of an {order entered on
the minutes of the Board of Supervisors of the date aforesaid.
Witness my hand and Seal of the
Board of Supervisors affixed on
this 23rd day of .Tune ,
1998
PHIL. BATCHELOR, Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors, and
County Administrator
By , —
Deputy Clic
f:grantstAB434Res.wpd
Orig.Dept.: General Services Department(Admin.)
Contact: Mickey Davis(313-7100)
cc: County Administrator
Auditor-Controller
RIESOLUTION NO. 99/345
TFCA Regional Fund Application Form FY 98
"PLICATION. 3� � RT.. SPO `-ATIC#�1 �Ut� 3 �£�Rl. �L�N MA�E 1t3�1,4 L FUNDS�Y 98
INSTRUCTIONS
Complete Sections 1 through VI for all applications.Also complete the appropriate project information sheet(s)for your
project type(see Sections V11 through X11). Review Instructions 1n Part 4 of Application Guidance prior to completing this
form.
SUBMITTAL
Submit two(2)copies of this application form to:
Edward Miller, Supervising Environmental Planner
BAAQMD
939 Ellis Street
San Francisco, GA 94109
All applications must be m by Air District by 5:00 p.m. Tuesday,June 30, 1998.
Nand-delivered applications should be delivered to the TFCA, 7th floor, 939 EMS St., San Francisco.
Fax applications will=be accepted.
I. SUMMARY INFORMATION
Agency Name: Centra Costa County General Services Department Date of Application: 6-3-98
Primary Contact Person: Mickey Davis,Administrative Services Officer
Phone#(925)313-7100 Fax#(925)313-7108 E-mail: MDavi@GS.Co.Contra-Costa.Ca.US
Address of Primary Contact: 1220 Morello Avenue,Suite 200
Martinez, CA 54553-4711
Secondary Contact Person: Jeanie Rounsaville Phone#(925)313-7100 E-mail: JRount GS.Co.Contra-Costa.Ca.US
Name&Title of Person Authorized to Sign Funding Agreement: Mickey Davis,Administrative Services Officer
Address(if different from Primary contact above): Sarre
Type of Project(see pages 1-2 of the Application Guidance): Low Emission Vehicle Demonstration Project
Project Title:"Contra Costa County Clean Fuel Demonstration Project"
General Services Department-CNG Maintenance Vehicles
Total Project Cost: $66,000
Amount of TFCA Regional Funding Requested: $30,000
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II. Project Description: (Narrative)
Contra Costa County has over 1601 Maintenance vehicles which service County facilities, service areas and
roads throughout the 760 square miles which comprise the County. Our goal is to reduce the County fleet
vehicle emissions by replacing three high mileage (80,000 +miles), gas powered vehicles that are between 10
and 12 years old, with three new CNG vans. The new vans will continue to be high mileage vehicles that carry
supplies,equipment,tools,and staff to County-wide work locations on a daily basis.
The three new CNG dedicated vans will cost a total of$66,000. We are requesting $30,000 in TFCA funds, and
the County will contribute$36,000.
Project Goal:
We hope to verify that CNG vans can reduce emissions while providing the same level of service that we are
accustomed to with conventional vehicles. 9 this demonstration project is successful,we will consider replacing
other vehicles based at the County's Service Center. We will evaluate the CNC vans performance in four main
areas:
1. Fuel Economy
2. Maintenance Cost (Scheduled mtc. and emergency repairs)
3. Performance
4. Customer Satisfaction
Mame all other Participating agencies and describe the role of each agency:
Contra Costa Transportation Authority(OCTA)and City of San Ramon
Implementation schedule: (Start date,completion date,and key milestones)
Start Date(mo/yr) 1.2/98 Completion Date: (mo/yr)6(30/2000
Cance funding is approved, the County will follow standard procedures for obtaining bids and the hest prices
available. We estimate that it will take no longer than 6 months to obtain the new vehicles and place them in
service. We plan to evaluate the performance of the vans for 1 year.
Milestone Schedule:
Date: Milestone Descriptions:
September-December, 1998 1. Receive funding approval and order CNG vans.
January -May, 1999 2. Receive and place CNG vans in service.
June 1999-June 2000 3. Review operational costs for CNG vans and run
comparison with conventionally fueled vans.
Describe the implementation area for the project(i.e.,city,county,region):
Countywide through out Contra Costa County
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Ili. BUDGET
Provide total project budget, broken out by major categories of costs: i.e. capital casts, ;operating expenses,
personnel, etc. Capital costs and operating costs must be separately identified. (Budget may be provided on a
separate sheet.)
Caraital Gusts
Purchase of 3 CNG vans: $66,000
I1f. FUNDING
TFCA Regional Funds(requested) $X00
TF'CA Program Manager Funds $
Other Funds $_ 36.000 Source: General s Lleoartment
$
$
$
Total Funds $ 66.000
Attach documentation for matching sources of funding. NIA
TFCA Regional Fund Application Form FY 98
V. TRANSPORTATION CONTROL MEASURE(TCM)IMPLEMENTATION(EVALUATION CRITERION#5)
THE PURPOSE OF EVALUATION CRI'T'ERION #5 IS TO ENCOURAGE AGENCIES TO ADOPT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS TO
IMPLEMENT THE TCMS IN THE CLEAN AIR PLAN. THE TOMS ARE SUMMARIZED IN TABLE 3 IN THE APPLICATION
GutaA1 ca TO APPLY FOR POINTS FOR TFCA CRITERION#5, COMPLETE THE SECTION BELOW. CHECK THE BOX FOR
EACH TCM THAT YOUR AGENCY IS IMPLEMENTING. FOR EACH BOX CHECKED, PROVIDE, IN A SEPARA'T'E ATTACHMENT;A
BRIEF PARAGRAPH DESCRIBING THE POLICIES AND ACTIONS THAT YOUR AGENCY HAS TAKEN TO IMPLEMENT THE TCM.
TCM 1 SUPPORT VOLUNTARY TRIP REDUCTION PROGRAMS
TCM 3 IMPROVE AREAWIDE TRANSIT SERVICE
TCM 4 IMPROVE REGIONAL RAIL SERVICE
TCM 5 IMPROVE ACCESS TO RAIL AND FERRIES
TCM 6 IMPROVE INTERREGIONAL RAIL SERVICE
Q TCM 7 IMPROVE PERRY SERVICE
flk TCM 8 CONSTRUCT CARPOOL/EXPRESS BUS LANES ON FREEWAYS
TCM 9 IMPROVE BICYCLE ACCESS AND FACILITIES
Q TCM 10 YOUTH TRANSPORTATION
TCM 11 INSTALL FREEWAY/ARTERIAL TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SYSTEMS
Q TCM 12 IMPROVE ARTERIAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
Q TCM 13 TRANSIT USE INCENTIVES
TCM 14 TRIP REDUCTION SERVICES
TCM 15 LOCAL CLEAN AIR PLANS,POLICIES,AND PROGRAMS
TCM 16 INTERMITTENT CONTROL MEASURE/PUBLIC EDUCATION
Q TCM 17 CONDUCT DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS
Q TCM 18 IMPLEMENT TRANSPORTATION PRICING REFORM
TFCA Regional Fund Application Foffn FY 98
Q TCM 19 PEDESTRIAN TRAVEL
Q TCM 20 PROMoTE TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES
SEE ATTACHED
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VI. CHECKLIST (PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION AS NOTED) ya
A. HAVE YOU DISCUSSED YOUR APPLICATION WITH THE AIR DISTRICT LEAD CONTACT FOR
YOUR PROJECT TYPE?(SEE APPLICATION GUIDANCE,PAGE 5 FOR CONTACT LIST.)
B. HAVE You ATTACHED THE REQUIRED RESOLUTION FROM YOUR GOVERNING BOARD
AUTHORIZING THE SUBMITTAL OF YOUR APPLICATION AND IDENTIFYING THE INDIVIDUAL
AUTHORIZED TO SUBMIT AND CARRY OUT THE PROPOSAL?
C. HAVE YOU ATTACHED DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL MATCHING FUNDS THAT WILL BE APPLIED
TO THE PROJECT?
D. WILL THE PROJECT BENEFIT ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES?
(SEE APPLICATION GUIDANCE,EVALUATION CRITERION 4.) IF YES,PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION,
E. FOR BICYCLE PROJECTS,IS THE PROJECT INCLUDED IN A COUNTYWIDE BICYCLE PLAN
OR COUNTY CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM? (SEE POLICY#2$IN APPLICATION
GUIDANCE.) IF YES,PROVIDE DOCUMENTATION.
APPLICANTS FOR SHUTTLE PROJECTS(ONLY)MUST COMPLETE QUESTIONS P,G,AND H BELOW:
F. IS YOUR SHUTTLE APPLICATION ACCOMPANIED BY LETTERS OF SUPPORT FROM ALL -
POTENTIALLY AFFECTED PUBLIC TRANSIT AGENCIES? (SEE POLICY#28 IN THE
APPLICATION GUIDANCE.)
G. AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT(ADA)REQUIREMENTS:(SEE APPLICATION GUIDANCE PAGE 20)
1. DOES THE SHUTTLE/FEEDER BUS PROVIDING THE SERVICE MEET THE ADA VEHICLE
STANDARDS FOR WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY?
2. IS THERE COMPARABLE PARATRANSIT SERVICE PROVIDED TO ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS
WITH DISABILITIES?
SUPPLEMENTARY PROJECT INFORMATION SHEETS FOLLOW ON PAGES 6-13 OF THIS APPLICATION FORM. COMPLETE AND
ATTACH THE APPROPRIATE SHEET(S)FOR YOUR PROJECT TYPE,AS FOLLOWS:
R#DESHARING PROJECTS- SECTION VII
SHUTTLE AND FEEDER BU'S PROJECTS- SECTION VII&SECTION Vlil
REGIONAL TRANSIT INFORMATION PROJECTS- SECTION VII
RAIL-BUS INTEGRATION PROJECTS- SECTION VII
ARTERIAL MANAGEMENT&SIGNAL TIMING PROJECTS - SECTION IX(PARTS 1-2)
TRANSIT BUS TRAFFIC SIGNAL PREEMPTION PROJECTS - SECTION IX(PART 3 ONLY)
BICYCLE PATHS,LANES AND ROUTES- SECTION X
BICYCLE RACKS AND LOCKERS-- SECTION XI
TRANSIT AND SCHOOL BUS REPLACEMENTS- SECTION XtI
LEAN AIR VEHICLE DEM{)t+IS7RATlt)ht5- SECTI47N Xtt{IN4;LUDING GLEAN AIR VEHICLE INVENTORY)
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XIL SCHOOL AND TRANSIT BUS REPLACEMENTICLEAN AIR VEHICLE DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS
Provide the Wowing information for school and transit Crus replacements, and clean air vehicle demonstrations.
Also, for clean air vehicle demonstration projects, complete the attached Clean Air Vehicle Inventory see next
page.
Note:Applicants trust complete a separate application form for each fuel type(i.e.natural gas only,electric vehicles only)
And for each of the following categories of vehicles: 1) light and medium vehicles; 2) school buses, 3)transit buses; 4)
heavy duty vehicles(tither than buses),and 5)other vehicle types(e.g.parking enforcement vehicles,small utility vehicles
etc.). For example, a project sponsor seeking funding for a fight duty electric vehicle, a light duty natural gas
vehicle,and a heavy duty natural gas vehicle will need to submit three applications.
1. Are you a previous recipient of a grant for clean air vehicles from the Air district, Including any
County Program Manager fund grants? XX YES NO
If yes,list the project number(s),and describe the number and type(s)of vehicle(s)acquired.
1994-BAAQMD funds for two ZEV carts
97CC21 CNG Vehicle Demonstration Project-2 CNG Ford Cargo Vans in service effective 3/19198
97CC25 CNG Replacement Vehicles for the Sheriff- 2 CNG Crown Victorias on order.
97CC26 CNG f=ast Fuel Tube Trailer-Installed and operational at GSC?Service Center,2467 Waterbird Way
2. Indicate where you pian to reefuelirecharge the vehicles Identified in this grant application. indicate
whether the refueling/recharging facility Is new or existing. If It Is a new facility, Indicate how the
facility will be financed. is the facility(will it be)accessible to Public Agencies? - YES NO If yes,
describe the public access.
The vehicles will be fueled at the existing CNG fast fuel unit at the GSD Service Center,2467 Waterbird Way.
3. Indicate the vehicle retirement option you will use should your application receive TFCA funding.
(Vehicle retirement options are described in Policy#23 in the Application Guidance.)
YES: QP11ON A OPTION 8
4. indicate the make, model, year, odometer reading, and average annual mileage for each vehicle than
an Air district grant would replace. (The AIr district requires disposal of one like vehicle for each new
vehicle purchased using TFCA grant funds.) fill in tate "Expected Vehicle Sale Amount" only if you
checked"OPTION 8"In#3,above.
Vehicles to be Re aced-4 `
Make Model Year Odometer Average Annual Expected
Reading Mileage Vehicle Sate
Amount
Ford Pickup Ranger 1988 104,689 10,469 $1,000.00
Feud Pickup Ranger 1986 61,763 6,814 $1,000.00
Ford Astro(cargo van) 1987 101,134 9,194 $1,000.00
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5. Indicate the make and model,fuel type,estimated life, and estimated annual miles for each vehicle that you plan
to acquire. If estimates of life and annual mileage are different than the actual mileage and life of the vehicle(s)being
replaced,explain why. For heavy duty vehicles, indicate the engine manufacturer and engine size. Note: If more than
one makeimodel of vehicle is available in the vehicle type that you plan to acquire, and you have not determined which
make/model you plan to acquire, list each makelmodel of vehicle available. You may only fist vehicles that comply
with TFCA Policy*22(see the Application Guidance).
Vehicles to be Acquired
Number of Make Model Fuel Type Engine Engine Estimated Average Annual
Vehicles Maker Size(liters) Life(Yrs); Mileage
3 Ford E250 CNG 8 Yrs. 12,000
(Van)
CLEAN AIR VEHICLE INVENTORY
Applicants for clean air vehicle demonstrations must complete this section. This section is required for clean fuel
school and transit bus replacement projects.
Number of Clean Air Vehicles in FleeF
Vehicle Total Number of Electric Natural Gas Natural Gas Propane
Type by Vehicles in Each Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles/
Weight' Weight Ciassb (dedicated) (bi-fuel) Other Fuels°
1 655 1 2
2 250 2
3 95
4 22
a. The weight categories are as follows:
1) Up to 5,750 pounds gross vehicle weight(light-duty automobiles and trucks)
2) 5,751 to 14,040 pounds GVW(medium-duty vehicles)
3) 14,001 pounds and above GVW(heavy-duty vehicles)
4) Other vehicles(parking enforcement, utility carts, etc.) ,
b. Include the total number of vehicles in the fleet by weight class. School and transit buses should not
be included in this table.
c. Include in these columns the total number of clean air vehicles in the fleet by weight class. These
columns should include vehicles in the fleet,on order,or for which funding has been received but not
yet spent.
d. Please specify fuel type for these vehicles.
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ATTACHMENT 1
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
Transportation Control Measure(TCM)Implementation Actions
TCM 1: Support Voluntary Trip Reduction Programs.
0 3 ty General.Plan Goal 5-J, To reduce single occupant auto commuting.
County QwaW Plan Policy 5-22_Use of alternative forms of transportation,especially transit, shall
be encouraged in order to provide necessary services to transit-dependent persons and to help
minimize automobile congestion and air pollution.
CoutU Q=ral Plan lmplemeaU-W=M== 5-n. Enforce County TDM Ordinances consistent
with State law,and encourage neighboring jurisdictions to adopt similar ordinances.
+ o ay Qrdinance.No. 97-12. An ordinance of the Country of Contra Costa repealing Ordinance
Number 984-27, and adopting new policies purposes, goals and objectives for Transportation
Systems Management.
02/06/90 Board Order adorned by the County hoard of Saner ds= establishing the County
Employee Transportation System Managment Program and incentives.
(0l22M Board of S'upervisors- claila` a ign for"Back to Transit-Week"
TCM 3: Improve Areawide Transit Service.
o u �t�e rat Plan Goal, 5-I. To encourage use of transit.
C unly QcnrrW Plan Poligy5„-20.. New subdivisions should be designed to permit convenient
pedestrian access to bus transit and efficient bus circulation patterns.
Cgmty Genera,PlanPolky 5-23. Improvement of public transit shall be encouraged to provide for
increased use of local,commuter and intercity public transportation.
Cony 0=cml Plan,t ple ent1t on Measure 5_1. Reserve rights-of-way to ensure compatibility
with transit servicein the design of development on appropriate freeway expressway, arterial and
collector routes.
CmmV GencW Elan J7k=at9=M=M 5 u. Coordinate efforts with all transit district service
the county to provide for improved routing,bus frequencies,facilities,and improved design of land
development plans.
TCM 4: Improve Regional Rail Service.
County GeaaW Plan Policy 5-24, Rail transit extensions including protection and acquisition of
necessary right-of-way and station areas shall be encouraged along all freeway corridors.
County General Plan.Implementation Measure 5-q. Encourage and coordinate efforts with BART
to extend train service along State Route 4 to Brentwood and along 1-80 to northwestern Contra
Costa County.
!Qo =, erai PIM,Jmpl=gnta ion Iw am= -r. In cooperation with interested local jurisdictions,
transit agencies,and transit operators,conduct a study investigating the feasibility of implementing
commuter rail,urban rail and other regional transit services within the Transit Corrdiors identified
in the Transit Network Plan.
TCM 5: Improve Access to Rail and Ferries.
Increase the
concentration of high intensity employment uses and afIrodable housing in the area to better utilize
the regional transit accessibility provided by BART.
TCM 6: Improve Interregional hail Service.
Cgu= CreneW Plan mDL =1iW'on Measure S-a Support the establishment and operation of
commuter transit services,serving the Transit Corridors identified int he Transit Network Plan,with
emphasis on service to rnajro employment centers and transit stations.
!QgMnV ffi=eral Plan IMI=enetation MCU= -af Participate in studies and impelernentation
efforts to improve intercity transit service between Contra Costa County and other counties.
TCM 8; Contruct Carpool/Express Bus.Lanes on Freeways.
CQUnU tm nI Plan EWk&5-26, hail transit facilities or additional high occupancy vehicle lanes
propoesed within a designated transit corridor shall be considered consistent with this General Plan.
Co un C .n .ral Plan I=Jcmenlafign Mcm=5-ab. Encourage Caltrans to construct a system of
commuter lanes(ROV lanes)on new or expanded freeways within the Transit Corridor's identified
on the Transit network Plan, and work with the cities and Caltrans in establishing additional
commuter lanes on new or expanded expressways and regional arterials.
TCM 9: Improve Bicycle Access and Facilities.
Comty Crilcnd Plan Goal -L Improve the opportunities for bicycle use in Contra Costa County
for transportation as well as recreational purposes.
!QgU,U CMCW Elan i,�„a 5-11 Physical conflicts between vehicular traffic, bicyclists, and
pedestrians shall be minimized.
CQUDU Conon PlIM Ma 5-25, Planning and prevision for a system of safe and convenient
pedestiran ways,bikeways and regional hiking trails shall be continued as a means of connecting
community facilities,residential areas,and business districts,as well as paints of interest outside the
communities utilizing exisitng public and semi-public right-of-way.
Camly ==W Ply JuWJ==JaJjQn Construct the bikeways shown in the future
Bikeway Network Flan and incorporate the needs of bicyclists in major roadway construction
projects and normal safetyand operational improvements.
! in support of the Countywide
Bicycle Action Program.
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01/06/98 Board Order of the County Board of Supervisors an rovi contract with Michael E.
Jackson for Countywide Bicycle Facility Coordinator.
TCM 11: Install Freeway and Arterial Traffic Operations Systems.
Com frmaal.Plan 1mpj=mjjWm Measure 5-z Encourage Caltrans to investigate the feasiblity
and effectiveness of ramp metering on freeways in the County and,if feasible and effective,support
implementation.
ConM Qmgnl Plan Implementation emmentation M re aa. Encourage Caltrans to expedite the incorporation
of Alameda,Contra.Costa and Solano County into the Bay Area Traffic Contral System Program
to improve the flow of traffic on the region's freeways.
TCM 14 Trip Reduction Services.
04/14/98 d Order of lba Comaly B,egxd of S p mors approving an agreement with the Contra
Costa Centre Association to manage the Transporation Demand Mangeme t Program for the
Pleasant Hill BART Station area during 1998-99.
TCM 15: Local Clear Air Plans,Policies and Programs.
Co, my Caneral Plan Section 8.14 fipages 8-7, of 8-82). Addresses "Air Resources" and includes
specific goals,policies and implementation measures.
TCM 16: Intermittent Control Measure/Public Education.
04/14198 Board Order of the County Board of Swervisors authorizing participation in Spare the Air
Program for 1998.
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