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Please check back in September 2008 for information regarding the 2009 RTAP Call for Projects and Application instructions.
RTAP funds are available for planning purposes only; capital, operating, and staff/equipment costs are not eligible. Eligible applicants include municipalities, townships, counties, Transportation Management Associations (TMAs), and local planning agencies.
As part of the RTAP partnership between the RTA and local communities, a local cash contribution of 20% of the total project cost is required for project applications. The RTA recognizes that due to financial constraints, not all communities are able to provide this contribution. Based on need and demonstrated financial hardship, a community can apply to have a partial or full waiver of the 20% cash contribution. Exemptions are granted on a case by case basis and determined by demonstrated and documented need. Keep in mind that in-kind services are not valid toward the 20% local contribution for RTAP. For more information, or to inquire about qualifying, contact Ms. Patty Mangano, Senior Analyst, Special Programs Division at 312-913-3242 or
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RTAP Program Timeline
Please check back in June 2008 for information regarding the timeline for
the 2009 RTAP Program. Please contact Patty Mangano at 312-913-3242 or manganop@rtachicago.org for more information.
RTAMS
For additional information on RTA planning initiatives, please visit
the Regional Transportation Asset Management System (RTAMS). The RTAMS
is a transportation information retrieval system which has been
developed by the RTA. The system’s goal is to improve access to the
region's enormous transportation data resources being gathered by the
RTA, its service boards and other regional transportation and planning
agencies.
The RTAMS
contains an inventory of RTA-sponsored planning programs and projects,
many of which are supported through the RTA's Regional Technical
Assistance Program (RTAP). The RTAMS allows users to download completed RTAP studies and to view progress on ongoing efforts. http://rtams.org
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