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description Program descriptionThe Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation Program (BR) funds are federal funds suballocated to MARC, the region's metropolitan planning organization (MPO), by the Kansas and Missouri Departments of Transportation for roadway bridges in deficient condition. The program is administered through the Kansas STP/Bridge Priorities Committee and the Missouri STP/Bridge Priorities Committee. Eligible project sponsorsThe following entities are eligible to apply for Kansas BR funds:
The following entities are eligible to apply for Missouri BR funds:
Funding objectivesTransportation Outlook 2040, the Kansas City region’s long-range transportation plan, identifies policy goals and objectives for regional transportation investments. Funding priority will be given to projects that advance these goals and objectives:
Eligible funding usesThe following types of projects located on any public road not classified as local on the Federal Functional Classification network are eligible for BR funds within the Kansas City MPO boundary:
Excluded funding usesKansas: Missouri: Application processMARC will issue a call for projects, and project sponsors must submit proposals by a deadline to be considered for the next round of funding. MARC staff will rank the applications according to established scoring criteria and will forward the applications to the Kansas and Missouri STP/Bridge Priorities committees for evaluation. The scoring results represent only one piece of information in the evaluation process. Sponsors are highly encouraged to attend specified meetings to present their projects to the committees and answer questions. Each committee will forward its final funding recommendations to TTPC for approval.
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