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27 <br /> ATTACHMENT 6 <br /> ORANGE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION <br /> BUS ROUTE SERVICE OPTIONS FOR OUTREACH <br /> Orange County Planning Department's review of bus route service options for public <br /> outreach follows. Calculations are also provided regarding available Orange Bus and <br /> Rail Investment Plan (OCBRIP) funding for FY 13-14 and FY 14-15. The calculations <br /> for FY13-14 acknowledge only 75% funding on $7 Orange County Tag Fee. OPT 12% <br /> Share for FY 13-14 includes monies for existing service, new service and enhanced <br /> service. <br /> ORANGE COUNTY OCBRIP APPORTIONMENT <br /> CALCULATIONS FY 13— 14 <br /> OPT Apportionment FY 13 - 14 <br /> Calculation (July 1, 2013 —June 30, 2014 <br /> Total Costs per $905,000 <br /> OCBRIP <br /> Total Costs per <br /> OCBRIP as revised by $850,000 <br /> TT <br /> Administrative Cost $75,000 <br /> 5% Reserve $38,750 <br /> OPT 12% Share $88,350 <br /> Existing Services FY 13 - 14 <br /> Calculation (July 1, 2013 —June 30, 2014 <br /> Total Revenue from <br /> $7 Tag Fee $591,000 <br /> OPT Share 8% <br /> Maximum Existing $47,280 <br /> Services Funds <br /> New/Enhanced FY 13 - 14 <br /> Services Calculation (July 1, 2013 —June 30, 2014 <br /> OPT 12% Share $88,350 <br /> Less Maximum <br /> Existing Services $47,280 <br /> Funds <br /> Resulting Minimum <br /> New/Enhanced $41,070 <br /> Services Funds <br /> Per the Interlocal Implementation Agreement for the OCBRIP, OPT's share of existing <br /> services is calculated as a ratio of total out-of-pocket expenditures for CHT and OPT <br /> local bus expenditures, which is 8% for FY 13-14. <br /> TT and OPT Share Options for FY13-14 bus service scenarios are provided in Sections <br /> A and B of this Attachment, and a detailed description of new, enhanced and existing <br /> bus service options follows in Sections C and D. Estimated funding and bus service <br /> calculations through FY 16 — 17 are provided in Section E. Section F provides <br /> information on regional commuting patterns. <br /> In advance of the proposed TT 4-year implementation time line, Orange County could <br /> feasibly implement local rural services for existing, new or enhanced (expanded) routes. <br />