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Sustainable Transportation Equity Project (STEP) Work Group Meeting #1 October 29, 2019 3:00 pm 5:00 pm Meeting Room Information: California Air Resources Board Monitoring and Laboratory Division Building (13 th and T) 1927 13 th St

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Sustainable Transportation Equity Project (STEP) Work Group Meeting #1

October 29, 2019 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Meeting Room Information: California Air Resources Board Monitoring and Laboratory Division Building (13th and T) 1927 13th St Sacramento, California 95811 Dial-in Number: (415) 655-0060 Passcode: 380-347-944 Webinar Registration: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/2817718850322516748

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What i is STEP?

  • The Sustainable Transportation Equity Project
  • New pilot that is part of the Low Carbon Transportation Program
  • Funded by California Climate Investments
  • Goals of Pilot:

1. Reduce greenhouse gas emissions 2. Increase access to key destinations 3. Address community residents’ transportation needs

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Workgroup M Meeting ng S Sche hedule (tentative)

e)

#1 - October

  • Overview
  • Framework
  • Eligible Applicants &

Partnership Structure

  • Grant Area & Benefits

to Priority Populations

  • Technical Assistance

#2 - November

  • Eligible Projects
  • Threshold Requirements
  • Community Engagement
  • GHG Reductions
  • Data Collection
  • Resource Contribution
  • Workforce Development
  • Displacement Avoidance
  • Climate Adaptation

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#3 - December

  • Application

Requirements

  • Technical Assistance
  • Scoring Criteria
  • Evaluation/Research

#4 - January

  • Wrap-Up
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In the room: Write answers on handout and turn in to us at the end of the meeting On the phone: Write answers on handout and email to step@arb.ca.gov On the webinar: Write answers in the Chat box of GoToWebinar

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Who i is parti ticipati ting?

  • 1. What is your name?
  • 2. What organization do you represent?
  • 3. What type of organization do you represent?
  • 4. In what county is your community located?

Note: All questions are OPTIONAL.

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What i is transportation e equi uity? y?

  • For the purposes of this pilot:
  • A transportation system that provides safe, environmentally sustainable, accessible, and affordable

transportation options to all, including disproportionately impacted low-income communities and communities of color.

  • To achieve transportation equity:
  • Address community’s transportation needs
  • Require community engagement
  • Pilot community decision-making methods

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  • 5. How do you define transportation equity?

Proposed definition:

A transportation system that provides safe, environmentally sustainable, accessible, and affordable transportation options to all, including disproportionately impacted low-income communities and communities of color.

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How w will S l STEP a acc ccomplis lish i its ts goals ls?

  • By funding two types of grants
  • Planning and Capacity Building Grants
  • $2 million for multiple grants
  • Implementation Block Grants
  • $20 million for 1 to 3 grants

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  • 6. Which grant are you interested i

in?

Planning and Capacity Building Grant Implementation Block Grant Both

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Objectives

  • Defined by STEP

Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet Objectives

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Projects

  • Capital, infrastructure, operations, and planning projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least

partially) fund

  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Grant F Framewo work

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Objectives •Defined by STEP Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet Objectives

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Projects

  • Planning and capacity building projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least partially) fund

Pl Planning G Grant F Framework rk

Objectives

  • Defined by STEP
  • 1 – Identify community residents’ transportation needs
  • 2 – Prepare for projects that will increase mobility and reduce greenhouse gas

emissions

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Objectives •Defined by STEP Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet Objectives

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Projects

  • Planning and capacity building projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least partially) fund

Pl Planning G Grant F Framework rk

Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet the pilot’s Objectives
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Objectives •Defined by STEP Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet Objectives

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Projects

  • Planning and capacity building projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least partially) fund

Pl Planning G Grant F Framework rk

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process
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Objectives •Defined by STEP Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet Objectives

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Projects

  • Planning and capacity building projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least partially) fund

Pl Planning G Grant F Framework rk

Projects

  • Planning and capacity building projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least

partially) fund

  • Identified by applicant for 100% of project funds
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Planning Gr g Grant P Proj

  • jec

ect Examples es

  • Community transportation needs

assessments

  • Resident/stakeholder

engagement & decision-making

  • Partnership building
  • Planning for clean transportation

and land use projects (e.g., land use and mobility plans)

  • Feasibility studies

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  • 7. What proj
  • jec

ects would you

  • u like

e the Planning Grant to fund?

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Objectives •Defined by STEP Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet Objectives

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Projects

  • Capital, infrastructure, operations, and planning projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least partially)

fund

Implem ementation B Block ck Gr Grant F t Framework

Objectives

  • Defined by STEP
  • 1 - Reduce greenhouse gas emissions and vehicle miles traveled in single-
  • ccupancy combustion vehicles.
  • 2 - Increase mobility and access to key destinations.
  • 3 - Address community residents’ transportation needs.
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Objectives •Defined by STEP Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet Objectives

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Projects

  • Capital, infrastructure, operations, and planning projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least partially)

fund

Implem ementation B Block ck Gr Grant F t Framework

Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet the pilot’s Objectives
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Objectives •Defined by STEP Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet Objectives

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Projects

  • Capital, infrastructure, operations, and planning projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least partially)

fund

Implem ementation B Block ck Gr Grant F t Framework

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by applicant through community engagement (part of community

transportation needs assessment process)

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Implem emen entation

  • n Bloc
  • ck Grant Strategi

gies es*

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*There may be overlap between Strategies.

Transportation Strategies (2)

  • Active Transportation
  • Fixed-Route Transit
  • Shared Mobility

Innovative Strategies (1)

  • Land Use
  • Pricing
  • Space Conversion

Groundwork Strategies (1)

  • Planning & Engagement
  • Outreach & Education
  • Community Development
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Objectives •Defined by STEP Vision

  • Defined by applicant in Vision statement
  • Must articulate the overall vision for how the grant will meet Objectives

Strategies

  • Categories of projects that the Applicant can pick from
  • Identified by the applicant as part of a community engagement process

Projects

  • Capital, infrastructure, operations, and planning projects that the Applicant wants STEP to (at least partially)

fund

Implem ementation B Block ck Gr Grant F t Framework

Projects

  • Capital, infrastructure, operations, and planning projects that the Applicant wants

STEP to (at least partially) fund

  • Identified by applicant for 100% of project funds
  • Project specifics may be determined through community engagement process

after community is selected

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Implem emen entation

  • n Bloc
  • ck Grant Proj
  • jec

ects

  • Example of integrated projects under one grant:
  • New bus rapid transit service
  • Bus-rail integration
  • Transit pass program
  • Parking pricing program
  • Active transportation infrastructure
  • Educational community events
  • Zero-emission microtransit service
  • Created in partnership with community groups to address

community-identified transportation needs

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  • 8. What proj
  • jec

ects would you

  • u like

e the Implem emen entation

  • n Bloc
  • ck Grant to fund?

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Eligible A Applicants ts

  • Lead Applicants
  • Community-based organizations
  • Federally-recognized tribes
  • Local governments
  • Co-Applicants
  • Public, private, or non-profit organizations

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  • Community-based organizations
  • Faith-based organizations
  • Joint powers authorities
  • Local governments
  • Nonprofit organizations
  • Other public agencies (e.g., MPOs/RTPAs)
  • Philanthropic organizations and foundations
  • Private companies like private mobility

providers

  • Transit agencies
  • Tribal governments
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  • 9. What types of s

stakeholders do you r regularl rly work wi with?

  • 10. What types of stakeholders do you w

want t to work with more?

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Partnership p Structur ure

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California Air Resources Board Lead Applicant Co-applicant #3, etc. Co-applicant #2 Co-applicant #1

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Grant A Area

  • Defined by the applicant
  • Represents a community that functions within the same

transportation system

  • All proposed projects will occur within the Grant Area

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  • 11. What characteri

ristics d do you use to define your commu mmunity?

  • 12. What bounds (

(if a any) s should we place o

  • n

the Grant Ar Area?

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Grant Ar Area – Priority P Populati tions

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  • Planning Grants
  • At least 51% in low-income and

disadvantaged communities

  • Implementation Block Grants
  • This year: At least 51% in

disadvantaged communities

  • Future years (tentative): low-

income and disadvantaged communities

www.arb.ca.gov/cci-communityinvestments

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Tech chnical A Assistance (ten

entative) e)

  • Help determine level of readiness and recommend which grant an

applicant should apply for

  • Support application development for implementation block grant

applications

  • Support implementation of implementation block grants
  • Compile opportunities for other implementation grants and share

with planning grant recipients *Stay tuned for more*

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  • 13. What

t ki kind of tech chnical assistance would you find m most h helpfu ful?

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Moving CA website Contact STEP staff at:

  • step@arb.ca.gov
  • (916) 440-8284

Subscribe to the GovDelivery listserv. Select Clean and Sustainable Mobility Options under the heading Clean Transportation Incentives.

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