Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Transportation
Chapter Trans 4 - Urban Mass Transit Operating Assistance Program
Section Trans 4.08 - State aid grant agreements
Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง Trans 4.08
Current through February 26, 2024
(1) For each calendar year, the department may execute an annual aid grant agreement with each eligible applicant.
(2) State aid grant agreements may be terminated by either the department or the applicant under the following conditions:
(a)
By the department, if the department determines that the purpose of the aid
program as expressed in s.
85.20,
Stats., is not being fulfilled, or if the recipient fails to comply with the
terms and conditions of the state aid grant agreement.
(b) By the recipient, if the recipient makes
a formal application to the department to do so.
(3) A state aid grant agreement may be terminated as provided in sub. (2) by giving written notice of intent to terminate, sent by certified mail, at least 30 calendar days prior to the proposed termination date.
(4) State aid grant agreements shall require that recipients do the following:
(a) Pay the operating deficit of the mass
transit system;
(b) Provide reduced
fare programs for seniors and individuals with disabilities during nonpeak
hours, except if the mass transit system is a shared-ride taxicab system.
Reduced fares may not exceed one-half of the adult cash fare;
(c) Establish and maintain accounting
procedures and documents as prescribed or approved by the department;
(d) Assure that the mass transit system will
count "revenue passenger trips" in accordance with ch. Trans 3.
(e) Assure that the mass transit system will
file any reports required by the department at a time and in a manner
prescribed by the department. If any report is not filed as required, the
department may withhold payments due a grant recipient until the report is
filed in the manner and form prescribed;
(f) Assure that, if other local public bodies
contribute assistance to the operation of the mass transit system, the state
aids received are allocated among the contributors in accordance with any cost
sharing agreement that is filed with the department. If no agreement is filed,
the aids shall be distributed among the contributors in proportion to their
contributions; and
(g) Assure that,
if urban mass transit service is provided under a local public body contract
with a private provider, the local public body makes payments to the private
provider only on the basis of actual billed expenses.
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