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51 <br /> Orange County Transit Plan April 25, 2017 <br /> Table 4.1-1:GoTriangle Implemented Service Improvements Table 4.1-3: OPT Implemented Service Improvements <br /> Number of service hours funded 6,708 Number of service hours 4,500 <br /> Route 800S, Chapel Hill -Southpoint peak service Hillsborough Circulator <br /> Route ODX, Mebane-Hillsborough-Durham express O -CH Midday Connector <br /> Route 800, additional Saturday& new Sunday service <br /> Route 400, additional Saturday& new Sunday service <br /> Route CRX, additional trips <br /> Route 400J405, extension to Carrboro and add'I service New bus services (including new routes and increased service <br /> frequency on existing routes) are proposed to be implemented <br /> Route 400, 30-min weekday&Saturday service by Chapel Hill Transit, GoTriangle and OPT using Tax District <br /> Additional FTA-required paratransit service* Revenue. The bus service hours shown below are estimates of <br /> All service paid for 50%with Orange Tax-District Revenues what can be provided with the commitment of Tax District <br /> * Services not included in original Plan Revenue. The actual number of bus hours provided will depend <br /> on each agency's actual costs of operations and maintenance, <br /> Table 4.1-2: CHT Implemented Service Improvements as well as differences in budgeting assumptions made by each <br /> agency about state, federal, farebox, or other local funds (non- <br /> Chapel Hill Transit Ongoing Service Expansion Tax District Revenues) that can also support service expansion. <br /> Number of service hours 6,427 <br /> Routes A, D,J, and NS — additional peak and midday service These proposed service expansions are subject to change as the <br /> Routes FG and D — extended Saturday service agencies evaluate existing services (both services provided <br /> Routes CM, CW, D, F and I — extended weekday evening service using the agencies' other funding sources and those <br /> Routes CM, CW, and JN — extended Saturday service implemented using Tax District Revenue) and engage in studies <br /> Route HS— peak hour and evening expansion* to prioritize new services. <br /> * Services not included in original Plan <br /> In 2017, GoTriangle and Chapel Hill Transit expect to begin <br /> short-range planning efforts to reevaluate plans for new and <br /> revised services over the next 5 to 10 years. OPT completed a <br /> short-range planning effort in 2015 and is scheduled to begin <br /> another expansion program in 2017.These planning efforts will <br /> be coordinated among all transit agencies in Orange County, <br /> Final Page 27 of 65 <br />