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Pomona Active Transportation Plan November 2012 Chapter 7 – Funding and Implementation REGIONAL AND LOCAL FUNDING At the regional and county level, SCAG and Metro administer much of the funds that can be used to fund active transportation projects. Metro administers several programs that are sources of funding for recommended projects. As mentioned, federal and state programs, such as the Transportation Enhancements program, are administered at the state or county level and distributed to local jurisdictions. Metro Call for Projects Metro is responsible for allocating discretionary federal, state, and local transportation funds to improve all modes of surface transportation. Metro also prepares the Los Angeles County Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The Call for Projects program is a competitive process that distributes discretionally capital transportation funds to regionally significant projects. Metro accepts applications for this program every other year. Funding levels for each mode is established by the Metro Long Range Transportation Plan and bicycling may be included in up to five modal categories. Modal Categories Relevant to Bicycle Plan Projects and Programs From LA City Bicycle Plan, 2010. 113
Pomona Active Transportation Plan November 2012 Chapter 7 – Funding and Implementation SCAG Non-Motorized RTP The Southern California Association of Governments' Non-Motorized Program is currently developing a Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. The program was kicked off in August 2009 and is working towards improving transportation options, increasing safety and assisting with the SB 375 goals in reduction in greenhouse gases. http://www.scag.ca.gov/nonmotorized.htm Local Conservation Corp Local Conservation Corp services may be used in the implementation and maintenance of bicycle and pedestrian improvements. Conservation Corps crews typically provide services which may include, but are not limited to: • Sidewalk repair • Landscaping & tree-planting • Steam cleaning • Median maintenance • Pressure washing • Trail construction • Filling potholes • Urban park construction • Installing signs • Graffiti removal Local Conservation Corps offices are located in Pomona, Norwalk, downtown Los Angeles and San Bernardino (Inland Empire). http://www.ccc.ca.gov/Pages/default.aspx 114 121
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IN-PERSON AND ON-LINE BIKEWAY FACIL
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POMONA STAKEHOLDER FACILITY PRIORIT
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Existing Lanes Width Needed (feet)
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APPENDIX C: POMONA PEDESTRIAN POLIC
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APPENDIX D: PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS
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