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Contacts

Individuals

  • Avra Goldman
  • Environmental Planner I, Strategic Incentives
  • 415 749-5093

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415 749-4994

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Bicycle Facility Program

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District's (Air District’s) Bicycle Facility Program (BFP) provides grant funding to reduce motor vehicle emissions through the implementation of new bikeways and bicycle parking facilities in the Bay Area. The BFP is funded through the Transportation Fund for Clean Air (TFCA) program.

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District (Air District) is currently accepting comments on the Transportation Fund for Clean Air (TFCA) Regional Fund Policies for fiscal year (FY) 20010/2011 covering Shuttles, Ridesharing, and Bicycle Facility Projects. Please note that later this year, the Air District will update these policies to include additional project categories.

Review and Comment

The Air District invites comments on these draft revisions. The deadline for submittal of comments has been extended to Monday, May 3, 2010. Based on stakeholder input, a final draft will be developed for consideration by the Air District Board of Directors in May.

Please send comments to:

    Karen M. Schkolnick, District Grants Programs Manager 
    Strategic Incentives Division
    Bay Area Air Quality Management District
    939 Ellis Street
    San Francisco, CA 94109
    Fax: 415-749-5020
    grants@baaqmd.gov

Questions
  • Bicycle Facility: Avra Goldman, Environmental Planner, (415)749-5093
  • Shuttle & Rideshare: Deepti Jain, Environmental Planner, (415)749-5075 
Who Can Apply? 

Public agencies are eligible.

Project Eligibility 

Proposed projects must comply with Board-adopted policies and be located within the Air District’s boundaries of Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara Counties, and the southern parts of Solano and Sonoma.

Eligible Project Types 
  • Class I – Bicycle Paths
  • Class II – Bicycle Lanes
  • Class III – Bicycle Routes
  • Bicycle Lockers and Racks
  • Secure Bicycle Parking
  • Bicycle Racks on Public Transportation Vehicles

Schedule for FY 2009/10 Cycle

DateActivity
September 14, 2009, 4pm

Air District began reviewing grant applications.

November 2009

Air District determines eligible applications.

February 2010

Funding agreements issued to grant recipients.

Application Forms and Submittal Instructions

Applicants must complete parts 1-6 of the 2009 Grant Application Form.

      •    Bicycle Facilities Program Guidance
•    Parts 1 (must be submitted electronically)
•    Parts 2 - 6 (must be printed and filled out)

 

Complete Part 1 in Microsoft Excel and email to the Strategic Incentives Division.

Submit two (2) hard copies of complete application (all Parts) by mail and/or hand-delivery to:

    Karen M. Schkolnick 
    District Grant Programs Manager, Strategic Incentives Division 
    Bay Area Air Quality Management District 
    939 Ellis Street 
    San Francisco, CA 94109

An electronic form of the document in Microsoft Word may be requested from the Strategic Incentives Division.

Application Parts 2 – 6 and attachments sent by email and/or fax will not be accepted.

Last updated: 4/22/2010