Cache Technical Advisory Committee (CTAC) 2017 Funding Recommendation to CMPO Executive Council (to be considered January 22, 2018)
2017 CMAQ & TAP Funding Recommendation
| Project Number | Application Download | Sponsor | Project | CMAQ Requested Amount (Application) | CTAC Recommended Funding Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Totals | $1,943,007 | $1,732,812 | |||
| 2017-1 | Application PDF | Bear River Health | "Shair" the Air Education Campaign & IM Training | $160,000 | $160,000 |
| 2017-2 | Application PDF | Nibley City | 2600 S. Active Transportation Corridor | $409,155 | $409,155 |
| 2017-3 | Application PDF | Logan City | Logan Middle Canal Crossing Improvements | $566,989 | $340,000 |
| 2017-4 | Application PDF | Cache County | Cache Bikeway Planning Study | $55,980 | $55,980 |
| 2017-5 | Application PDF | Millville | Millville Sidewalk Supplemental Funding | $140,883 | $157,677 |
| 2017-6 | Application PDF | North Logan | 2200 N 400 E Roundabout | $610,000 | $610,000 |
More information about the CMPO project selection process can be found here:
CMPO Project Selection Policy and Process Guidelines
CMAQ General Information
CMAQ funds are for projects, which it can be proven to reduce traffic congestion and/or improve air quality in air quality non-attainment areas. Cache County is a “non-attainment area for Particulate Matter 2.5. Projects such as park and ride lots, signal coordination, trails and pedestrian facilities, and transit and rideshare qualify for these funds. Demonstration of the project’s air quality benefit must be shown in order to be eligible for this fund. This funding is programmed by the CMPO to eligible applicants including member local jurisdictions, UDOT, CVTD, state agencies, and private non-profit organizations (if sponsored by a city or county).
Federal Guidance Information on the Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ) Program
Eligible Projects
- Transportation Control Measures (TCMs)
- Extreme Low-Temperature Cold Start Programs
- Alternative Fuels and Vehicles
- Congestion Reduction & Traffic Flow Improvements
- Transit Improvements
- Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities and Programs
- Travel Demand Management
- Public Education and Outreach Activities
- Transportation Management Associations
- Carpooling and Vanpooling
- Freight/Intermodal
- Diesel Engine Retrofits & Other Advanced Truck Technologies
- Idle Reduction
- Training
- Inspection/Maintenance (I/M) Programs
- Experimental Pilot Projects
Transportation Alternative (TA) General Information
Federal Guidance Information on the Federal Transportation Alternatives (TA) Program
- Bicycle and pedestrian facilities
- Safe routes projects for non-drivers
- Construction of turnouts and overlooks
- Community improvement activities including vegetation management
- Historic preservation
- Rails to trails
- Control of outdoor advertising
- Archeological activities related to transportation project
- Boulevard construction
- Environmental mitigation activity
Contacts, Questions:
Jeff Gilbert
179 N. Main, Suite 305, Logan Utah 84321
P 435-755-1634 C 435-994-1220
Email: jeff.gilbert@cachecounty.org