N 4510.724

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Notice
Subject
Restoration of Rescinded Contract Authority Pursuant to Section 413 of the Surface Transportation Extension Act of 2010, Title IV of Public Law 111-147
Classification Code	Date	Office of Primary Interest
N 4510.724	April 20, 2010	HCFB-1

What is the purpose of this Notice? This Notice informs the States of the restoration of contract authority rescinded on September 30, 2009, under section 10212 of the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU), Public Law (Pub. L.) 109-59. The funds are being restored pursuant to section 413 of the Surface Transportation Extension Act of 2010 (Extension Act), title IV of Pub. L. 111-147.
What is the background information? Section 413(c) of the Extension Act authorizes to be appropriated from the Highway Trust Fund (other than the Mass Transit Account) for Fiscal Year (FY) 2010 an amount equal to the amount of funds rescinded under section 10212 of the SAFETEA-LU. The amount of funds rescinded under section 10212 of the SAFETEA-LU was $8,708,000,000.
How will the funds be restored to the States, urbanized areas, and programs? The funds will be restored to the States (in the case of sub-allocated funds, to the urbanized areas) and to the programs from which the funds were rescinded. Table 1 shows the State-by-State and program-by-program amounts of restored funds. Table 2 shows the amount of funds restored to each urbanized area.
What is the availability of these funds?
1. The funds resulting from the restoration are available for obligation immediately. Amounts distributed under this Notice are FY 2010 funds and are available for the same period as other funds made available for the programs to which the funds are restored.
2. The program codes to be used when obligating these funds will be provided in a separate memorandum.
3. The restored funds shall be available for obligation in the same manner as if the funds were apportioned under chapter 1 of title 23, United States Code, except that the funds shall retain the characteristics of the funds originally rescinded.
4. The restored funds shall be administered in the same manner as the funds originally rescinded, except that the restored funds may only be used with an obligation limitation provided in an Act making appropriations for Federal-aid highways and highway safety construction programs enacted after implementation of the rescission under section 10212 of the SAFETEA-LU.
5. The restored funds are subject to the limitation on obligations for Federal-aid highways and highway safety construction programs included in the Department of Transportation Appropriations Act, 2010, division A, title I of Pub. L. 111-117.
What action is required? Division Administrators should ensure that copies of this Notice are provided to the State departments of transportation.

Victor M. Mendez
Administrator

Table 1

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

AMOUNTS OF FUNDS RESTORED PURSUANT TO SECTION 413 OF THE SURFACE TRANSPORTATION EXTENSION ACT OF 2010, TITLE IV OF PUBLIC LAW 111-147

State	Interstate Maintenance	National Highway System	Surface Transportation Program					Highway Bridge Program		Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality Improvement	Highway Safety Improvement Program ²	Railway-Highway Crossings		High Risk Rural Roads	Recreational Trails	Metro Planning	Equity Bonus ⁵	Safe Routes to School Program			Coordinated Border Infrastructure Program	Appalachian Development Highway System	Total
State	Interstate Maintenance	National Highway System	Transportation Enhancements	Areas > 200K	Areas < 200K	Areas < 5K	Available for Any Area	15% Mandatory Off-System	85% Optional On/Off-System ¹	Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality Improvement	Highway Safety Improvement Program ²	Protective Devices ³	Elimination of Hazards ⁴	High Risk Rural Roads	Recreational Trails	Metro Planning	Equity Bonus ⁵	10% Minimum for Non-Infrastructure	70% Minimum for Intrastructure	20% for Infrastructure or Non-Infrastructure	Coordinated Border Infrastructure Program	Appalachian Development Highway System	Total
Alabama	62,149,467.68	7,577,646.56	843,236.78	15,200,387.09	12,923,591.54	1,952,099.38	32,568,386.94	7,351,111.92	1,172,235.66	99,394.76	8,406,045.20	1,357,875.43	1,357,875.43	1,282,133.04	0.00	1,821,829.10	6,788,901.48	8,740.02	363,145.76	29,126.22	0.00	12,837,764.00	176,090,993.99
Alaska	17,317,262.00	20,420,199.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	13,885,842.98	1,163,048.00	3,009,363.38	4,770,074.00	3,090,235.00	65,471.97	155,030.00	126,842.00	494,301.68	428,398.00	15,544,451.17	0.00	0.00	0.00	468,932.00	0.00	80,939,451.18
Arizona	35,925,808.61	43,700,914.03	4,990,004.27	16,502,679.73	4,318,570.11	2,812,248.01	9,954,165.88	1,085,589.37	6,151,674.09	12,613,214.20	9,304,933.17	351,769.44	351,769.44	539,054.30	425,253.83	0.03	19,527,219.86	21,009.63	412,160.22	69,028.15	1,788,421.00	0.00	170,845,487.37
Arkansas	23,472,015.21	26,836,628.40	3,074,804.72	2,545,148.70	5,905,461.34	3,286,405.74	10,250,068.47	2,901,398.65	16,441,257.71	3,030,826.83	5,296,765.95	257,926.00	521,523.15	378,451.20	385,232.94	117,478.00	4,431,949.65	27,788.00	118,090.00	118,082.00	0.00	0.00	109,397,302.66
California	89,177,819.16	10,394,666.23	42,352,426.98	182,942,848.83	8,221,070.56	2,844,204.31	138,768,701.50	42,587,243.09	4,160,973.70	175,552,102.53	64,308,727.42	3,159,142.30	4,438,040.07	4,990,875.56	2,660,083.36	11,339,587.00	0.56	1,763.50	2,725,783.25	274,320.25	4,719,214.00	0.00	795,619,594.16
Colorado	0.00	0.92	13,996,152.37	48,646,595.12	0.97	0.86	1.00	0.00	0.00	45,494,456.55	2,305,194.25	1,799,728.87	1,814,854.16	0.00	541,609.86	0.00	0.00	566.00	334,887.00	51,951.00	0.00	0.00	114,985,998.93
Connecticut	0.00	622,636.83	4,113,277.55	12,387,968.20	1,217,667.54	2,071,158.35	3,716,579.88	9,887,925.93	63,905,974.01	15,587,830.77	4,929,218.19	302,745.51	302,745.51	349,721.34	0.00	0.74	0.00	13,848.00	269,131.00	26,715.00	0.00	0.00	119,705,144.35
Delaware	1,681,581.85	14,504,987.35	929,872.48	3,410,125.33	1,455,583.85	806,097.03	823,389.13	511,801.43	2,900,206.41	2,784,257.34	1,582,402.99	152,379.44	152,379.44	124,674.00	245,126.88	421,073.84	1,998,708.40	22,186.00	155,299.00	44,372.00	0.00	0.00	34,706,504.19
Dist. of Col.	0.00	12,538,660.55	1,302,349.64	130,465.30	0.00	0.00	2,823,338.00	1,580,849.17	8,958,144.60	3,530,353.55	1,982,722.87	222,197.85	222,197.85	181,798.33	333,336.39	289,859.02	362,120.83	0.00	124,907.00	96,950.00	0.00	0.00	34,680,250.95
Florida	5.54	45,190,147.60	24,734,424.00	163,096,911.11	48,864,591.26	13,200,583.67	13,027.09	16,651,468.98	54,486,367.45	2.32	64,774,501.38	2,956,891.00	3,404,786.42	3,725,311.69	1,610,047.11	1.00	0.04	857.00	1,031,025.00	262,640.00	0.00	0.00	444,003,589.66
Georgia	5,321,679.99	0.00	32,994,076.54	91,517,832.78	1,645,411.51	16,982,405.87	0.00	12,307,551.26	60,343,564.95	65,616,981.37	3,515,580.76	3,939,373.77	3,939,373.77	3,092,565.19	1,666,984.24	7,426,568.27	1,266,488.93	12,052.00	267,820.00	90,181.00	0.00	5,039,089.00	316,985,581.20
Hawaii	2,635,880.98	12,517,198.70	1,097,185.10	0.00	0.00	0.00	7,951,883.16	1,206,342.51	6,835,944.53	2,697,582.89	1,520,449.11	162,977.27	162,977.27	121,317.76	252,335.00	450,538.72	813,047.38	5,318.00	185,760.00	30,779.00	0.00	0.00	38,647,517.38
Idaho	20,931,702.61	1,121,728.65	4,592,229.50	8,589.60	6,311,091.59	1,354,762.93	412,006.24	333,561.29	18,283,117.18	972,139.07	8,584,260.09	720,076.32	720,076.32	551,810.64	126,515.00	0.00	0.00	3,240.00	153,018.00	27,548.00	282,884.00	0.00	65,490,357.03
Illinois	0.00	0.00	25,475,571.89	20,345,505.45	680,508.10	31,101.19	98,678.07	5,429,923.44	12,427,881.43	83,578,010.02	37,017,655.67	4,430,127.61	2,241,779.34	2,638,207.08	1,543,217.36	12,824,146.23	80,845,690.89	75,950.00	698,637.00	259,887.00	0.00	0.00	290,642,477.77
Indiana	42,993,804.41	35,980,258.22	15,060,452.12	22,410,534.73	0.00	0.00	0.00	759,867.89	48,237,966.65	30,892,156.60	19,371,396.86	164,711.52	101,743.59	1,159,019.00	929,940.49	0.00	0.00	36,510.00	375,408.00	121,952.00	0.00	0.00	218,595,722.08
Iowa	16,200,686.48	26,690,788.08	3,655,522.69	3,977,791.38	11,935,438.04	1,390,758.09	12,337,390.67	747,579.50	9,802,632.66	3,353,024.49	5,640,369.36	10,696.78	873,553.84	462,589.53	452,950.62	0.00	0.00	13,520.00	208,219.00	49,839.00	0.00	0.00	97,803,350.21
Kansas	18,975,897.07	26,489,715.54	2,846,975.15	4,767,852.41	6,825,385.96	3,704,819.69	9,970,120.95	1,953,916.95	6,136,132.25	2,643,922.29	5,211,320.66	904,198.71	904,197.71	462,497.62	0.00	0.00	3,250.58	30,610.00	92,260.00	144,536.00	0.00	0.00	92,067,609.54
Kentucky	731,006.73	1,525,865.64	10,718,784.15	19,371,142.68	1,359,271.04	6,083,088.01	1,203,218.31	1,024,793.00	53,187,342.08	10,432,923.98	16,734,291.30	1,453,441.45	550,747.98	852,537.66	1,171,947.99	1,835,813.23	6,497,927.00	21,731.00	93,420.00	113,015.00	0.00	16,132,373.00	151,094,681.23
Louisiana	3,952,052.51	1,621,963.47	5,215,266.61	11,576,309.65	13,163,470.32	69,214.07	1,711,846.59	13,024,802.51	73,807,215.16	4,427,350.80	3,935,867.50	229,937.90	213,604.09	663,251.85	331,251.00	0.00	951,304.69	55,641.00	185,465.00	157,424.00	0.00	0.00	135,293,238.72
Maine	2,083,742.31	223,136.97	1,178,056.00	0.00	5,580,488.39	2,845,831.75	5,481,274.36	1,798,833.82	12,341,805.10	4,385,724.59	2,224.19	308,042.02	308,043.25	229,969.90	713,992.34	373,055.25	0.00	23,770.56	148,062.53	50,023.91	2,280,294.00	0.00	40,356,371.24
Maryland	23,979,951.11	30,098,584.45	3,517,693.15	11,552,095.22	3,811,191.38	1,812,429.53	8,853,614.08	5,027,319.72	28,488,141.74	14,517,892.01	4,685,572.36	323,409.12	323,409.12	380,754.05	331,244.41	491,921.00	29,547.10	13,206.00	32,700.00	0.00	0.00	2,538,806.00	140,809,481.55
Massachusetts	23,831,424.50	24,145,792.92	8,626.54	13,992,318.31	772,518.90	1,922,824.10	10,014,404.89	8,249,021.92	46,744,460.88	6,358,442.67	3,754,264.99	340,199.44	340,199.44	329,564.89	358,849.01	2,466,273.01	3,398,181.47	24,398.00	372,721.00	104,110.00	0.00	0.00	147,528,596.88
Michigan	1,495,857.55	39,117,950.73	21,081,083.50	62,136,656.37	37,021,428.29	724,399.27	34,243,629.96	762,533.94	28,933,719.34	14,270,507.31	199,907.79	2,956,115.55	1,211,949.36	2,299,746.86	3,071,457.82	7,806,045.24	3,899.76	0.00	477,640.00	106,882.00	5,432,934.00	0.00	263,354,344.64
Minnesota	30,473,305.26	31,221,095.32	6,008,644.73	16,410,512.03	11,814,373.47	104,684.53	6,732,006.47	2,074,170.62	3,030,596.24	10,318,964.42	8,837,972.59	1,063,082.33	1,063,082.33	641,420.17	676,398.06	1,450,757.34	0.00	29,506.00	243,378.00	78,261.00	847,283.00	0.00	133,119,493.91
Mississippi	15,514,631.53	4,136,324.34	11,133,388.55	12,422,502.37	38,178,531.65	3,835,407.00	4,495,703.91	295,599.00	2,729,122.00	228,489.00	143,818.00	207,722.00	1,758,278.95	0.00	1,352,589.21	37,852.00	4,781,582.37	1,621.82	238,372.00	49,268.18	0.00	1,425,832.00	102,966,635.88
Missouri	0.00	0.00	16,275,264.62	44,742,766.52	0.00	0.00	0.85	17,349,281.67	98,312,598.38	17,477,402.49	94,320.06	2,373,688.12	1,993,501.31	1,903,644.08	1,262,963.90	0.00	0.00	17,154.00	329,467.00	130,512.00	0.00	0.00	202,262,565.00
Montana	23,163,130.09	29,111,828.00	1,738,303.68	0.00	6,024,300.00	3,213,808.00	5,542,865.00	735,516.00	4,411,488.14	3,689,815.83	3,291,761.79	259,214.52	259,214.51	201,617.52	379,384.00	440,974.73	0.00	6,447.00	135,988.00	50,913.00	1,327,620.00	0.00	83,984,189.81
Nebraska	1,908,713.30	358,712.82	6,063,061.59	15,730,064.89	9,577,085.83	8,289,784.71	795,335.23	3,116,428.42	6,319,144.08	0.00	9,909,959.27	1,519,868.15	0.00	826,417.52	174,822.86	0.00	0.00	904.00	166,427.00	55,590.00	0.00	0.00	64,812,319.67
Nevada	0.00	0.26	6,156,186.67	14,457,206.90	0.00	0.00	0.01	0.00	0.00	4,374,394.33	6,973,132.42	192,940.00	1,100,000.00	931,379.00	0.00	1,000,000.91	0.00	0.00	3,763,212.00	44,844.00	0.00	0.00	38,993,296.50
New Hampshire	5,239,525.94	247,119.93	2,680,895.80	0.01	0.00	1,993,246.40	1,438,503.37	2,532,599.12	14,351,395.90	6,930,576.58	3,938,668.53	379,608.95	379,608.95	310,588.87	387,592.99	0.00	119,562.75	11,483.00	157,899.00	45,474.00	65,372.00	0.00	41,209,722.09
New Jersey	34,616,131.70	45,710,314.82	5,078,756.71	25,608,083.58	1,307,061.32	1,652,862.82	15,586,287.63	8,294,588.13	47,002,669.05	25,236,948.07	5,961,403.18	4,454.81	92,060.81	467,800.14	359,079.00	3,285,760.74	12,423,685.02	9,793.00	534,478.00	161,914.00	0.00	0.00	233,394,132.53
New Mexico	16,142,575.99	29,858,473.22	2,190,625.53	4,230,562.78	4,982,817.44	365,671.75	6,164,526.09	268,651.02	3,540,869.35	3,205,157.00	3,843,507.07	233,725.72	233,725.74	277,656.86	6,294.60	447,161.80	6,015,149.99	15,138.42	175,519.00	36,635.58	300,071.00	0.00	82,534,515.95
New York	18,751,139.22	0.48	34,760,624.37	142,707,939.51	8,002,856.00	0.00	0.00	86,150,855.43	0.94	49,228,477.77	45,698,723.21	59,642.00	3,810,741.45	3,720,492.48	3,471,086.57	412,707.64	0.00	122,881.11	985,762.38	296,813.51	8,602,482.00	1,217,248.00	408,000,474.07
North Carolina	26,926,364.99	1,191,614.89	25,851,463.70	47,497,921.60	18,433,993.00	22,039.00	13,025.00	4,004,768.00	14,339,339.24	55,083,064.83	38,157,660.92	34,998.00	40.00	2,576,155.07	0.00	5,419,747.00	0.33	53,242.97	503,995.28	136,061.75	0.00	9,602,816.00	249,848,311.57
North Dakota	7,667,953.08	34,323,630.68	1,685,010.22	0.00	0.00	0.00	196,534.59	23,156.67	3,868,627.13	0.00	2,939,282.63	671,523.96	671,523.82	242,746.60	0.01	226,056.54	0.00	23,090.41	147,607.02	51,159.57	1,789,020.00	0.00	54,526,922.93
Ohio	70,634,776.72	63,013,545.49	8,503,735.81	27,518,730.67	0.00	0.00	28,700,107.21	8,000,624.00	48,963,784.07	27,542,670.91	11,742,033.66	1,185,134.00	1,185,134.00	824,140.90	561,940.86	3,054,296.00	0.00	78,193.34	628,246.64	205,501.02	0.00	5,710,317.00	308,052,912.30
Oklahoma	31,766,398.31	11,187,919.67	5,181,744.63	11,647,072.52	12,733,334.91	4,495,673.65	10,968,947.78	2,935,385.33	24,855,637.34	3,673,727.96	8,829,408.05	913,872.77	913,872.77	8,280.00	372,542.53	799,385.51	4,571,525.99	45,522.00	148,897.00	121,436.00	0.00	0.00	136,170,584.72
Oregon	24,026.12	952,361.89	6,939,871.94	19,738,317.00	10,678,374.51	8,227,862.88	7,367,258.69	2,122,661.77	14,761,609.04	12,130,300.75	11,073,460.60	1,160,630.92	1,160,630.42	916,113.39	1,162,512.37	0.00	0.00	0.00	233,736.00	65,890.00	0.00	0.00	98,715,618.29
Pennsylvania	59,564,076.98	54,743,490.61	7,895,229.24	25,415,573.59	4,229,306.61	283,888.17	23,693,984.75	20,809,133.48	114,446,964.69	24,970,429.13	11,273,005.63	1,090,194.95	1,090,194.97	889,513.70	682,168.90	3,495,843.65	21,014,165.61	49,105.16	676,031.29	205,513.55	0.00	29,232,039.00	405,749,853.66
Rhode Island	2,744,833.10	12,437,730.05	931,648.26	121,012.06	0.00	588,219.50	2,803,882.88	2,488,920.48	17,192,198.84	2,489,525.49	1,389,141.02	158,784.91	158,784.91	129,915.74	252,523.51	438,777.15	0.00	13,491.00	175,179.00	33,187.00	0.00	0.00	44,547,754.90
South Carolina	0.00	30,831,955.60	7,026,349.36	12,371,862.61	22,641,505.42	895,915.11	23,713,929.37	1,462,819.08	23,824,048.58	5,202,916.39	13,360,585.03	102,922.01	510,134.27	879,353.99	355,909.23	1,238,386.34	0.00	38,387.51	258,398.85	65,693.64	0.00	945,129.00	145,726,201.39
South Dakota	0.00	22,631,272.50	2,538,641.36	0.00	10,401,150.68	3,878,710.23	7,721,968.03	356,333.04	2,900,951.66	0.00	4,809,758.80	540,546.48	540,546.48	355,601.83	266,579.50	712,485.42	36,367.32	10,588.00	157,810.00	53,459.00	0.00	0.00	57,912,770.33
Tennessee	0.00	0.00	19,941,279.49	45,657,872.93	31,376,403.76	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	37,104,928.12	23,902,255.92	510,597.46	2,463,933.56	2,261,672.56	0.54	3,596,982.51	13,350,493.30	36,498.00	226,973.00	77,973.00	0.00	10,111,810.00	190,619,674.15
Texas	229,948,137.38	0.00	35,804,470.63	117,499,474.40	0.00	0.00	120,840,087.61	0.00	7.98	67,737,547.66	52,844,857.60	0.00	0.08	3,250,618.01	0.00	0.00	102,709,363.57	120,542.20	1,368,479.88	500,646.92	9,616,181.00	0.00	742,240,414.92
Utah	21,969,827.98	15,136,168.35	0.01	6,617,544.07	820,964.61	1,744,635.53	5,273,784.53	481,970.05	2,731,162.64	2,621,971.40	2,213,786.09	494.07	494.07	164,210.97	392,553.47	188,559.00	4,433,673.65	76,093.00	114,163.00	82,637.00	0.00	0.00	65,064,693.49
Vermont	542,368.21	15,344,694.75	1,357,289.14	0.00	2,690,108.69	1,358,360.95	1,162,436.45	1,841,780.25	6,287,906.39	472,053.67	2,065,479.37	233,488.23	233,488.23	191,035.19	449,573.13	402,351.24	213,413.90	231.33	192,147.72	29,477.95	1,531,825.00	0.00	36,599,509.79
Virginia	53,941,238.94	3,914,365.84	15,916,386.07	58,550,787.34	12,831,042.30	2,435,468.00	0.11	15,616,089.61	7,539,073.20	217,770.26	26,911,444.93	1,854,731.03	1,854,730.45	1,843,467.22	0.00	743,916.00	17,600,939.62	0.00	0.00	22,463.00	0.00	8,678,476.00	230,472,389.92
Washington	598.72	27,214,650.17	10,628,875.89	13,284,022.36	933,254.15	471,553.09	0.00	5,035,191.59	38,882,895.79	28,539,199.23	15,568,536.66	1,732,754.15	1,732,754.73	1,314,590.37	0.00	0.00	0.69	59,826.24	260,575.33	184,324.43	2,218,393.00	0.00	148,061,996.59
West Virginia	15,851,152.14	15,977,420.27	1,782,394.76	0.00	7,680,454.10	998,692.00	5,480,862.91	1,880,048.74	15,727,171.99	3,263,208.53	3,378,527.63	249,403.95	249,403.94	203,482.11	323,278.65	383,860.00	34,811.64	13,278.06	106,886.28	101,692.66	0.00	20,135,753.00	93,821,783.36
Wisconsin	32,421,545.90	55,266,329.36	5,289,302.06	9,198,219.61	16,537,222.36	4,016,884.49	17,851,396.07	1,104,802.59	6,260,550.35	7,130,905.68	8,438,773.27	184,610.72	746,723.83	513,126.60	766,946.33	1,178,758.96	4,566,838.42	39,448.00	337,537.00	75,398.00	0.00	0.00	171,925,319.60
Wyoming	15,657,479.81	23,950,045.31	922,959.09	0.00	3,597,423.13	2,111,799.12	3,114,985.55	202,341.53	2,882,518.72	2,776,711.64	513,959.33	137,184.27	137,184.27	113,217.20	303,542.46	379,086.83	0.51	30,351.00	118,291.00	73,215.00	0.00	0.00	57,022,295.77
Total	1,108,327,577.71	910,080,535.46	474,060,475.64	1,377,947,807.34	407,484,304.63	114,879,598.78	604,739,988.24	325,530,199.91	1,091,918,452.69	909,256,328.08	604,259,130.32	43,625,253.75	48,952,645.40	50,900,951.58	31,605,960.01	77,426,294.99	334,334,264.47	1,315,521.28	21,211,015.43	5,265,316.29	41,270,926.00	123,607,452.00	8,708,000,000.00

¹ Includes some 65% On-System and 20% On/Off-System Bridge funds.

² Includes some STP Safety-Hazard Elimination and STP Safety-Optional funds.

³ Includes some STP Safety-R/H Protective Devices funds.

⁴ Includes some STP-Safety-R/H Elimination of Hazards funds.

⁵ Includes some Minimum Guarantee funds.

Table 2

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION

AMOUNTS OF FUNDS RESTORED PURSUANT TO SECTION 413 OF THE
SURFACE TRANSPORTATION EXTENSION ACT OF 2010, TITLE IV OF PUBLIC LAW 111-147
TO AREAS WITHIN A STATE WITH AN URBANIZED POPULATION GREATER THAN 200,000

STATE	URBANIZED AREA	DISTRIBUTION
Alabama	Birmingham	8,099,986.24
	Columbus	597,537.76
	Huntsville	2,602,934.69
	Mobile	3,876,639.28
	Pensacola	23,289.12
	Total	15,200,387.09
Alaska	Anchorage	0.00
Alaska	Total	0.00
Arizona	Phoenix—Mesa	1,914,936.14
	Tucson	14,587,743.59
	Total	16,502,679.73
Arkansas	Little Rock	2,302,572.13
	Memphis	242,576.57
	Total	2,545,148.70
California	Antioch	0.88
	Bakersfield	5,691,948.44
	Concord	0.76
	Fresno	13,226,217.69
	Indio--Cathedral City--Palm Springs	6,074,322.76
	Lancaster—Palmdale	6,281,109.55
	Los Angeles--Long Beach--Santa Ana	101,610,538.54
	Mission Viejo	12,704,056.86
	Modesto	5,279,210.96
	Oxnard	4,693,064.33
	Riverside—San Bernardino	7,843,586.44
	Sacramento	2.77
	San Diego	5,990,280.38
	San Francisco—Oakland	1,172,553.04
	San Jose	75,163.53
	Santa Rosa	0.89
	Stockton	1,794,616.66
	Temecula—Murrieta	5,477,367.91
	Thousand Oaks	5,028,806.44
	Victorville—Hesperia—Apple Valley	0.00
	Total	182,942,848.83
Colorado	Colorado Springs	8,470,664.61
	Denver-Aurora	36,385,786.54
	Fort Collins	3,790,143.97
	Total	48,646,595.12
Connecticut	Bridgeport--Stamford	4,387,137.76
	Hartford	3,814,322.39
	New Haven	1,814,144.28
	New York--Newark	21,684.00
	Springfield	1,687,435.54
	Worcester	663,244.23
	Total	12,387,968.20
Delaware	Philadelphia	3,410,125.33
Delaware	Total	3,410,125.33
District of Columbia	Washington (MD-VA)	130,465.30
District of Columbia	Total	130,465.30
Florida	Bonita Springs--Naples	3,236,342.79
	Cape Coral	4,823,511.51
	Daytona Beach--Port Orange	3,735,169.84
	Jacksonville	12,905,746.75
	Miami	71,953,066.55
	Orlando	16,930,291.56
	Palm Bay—Melbourne	5,752,824.09
	Pensacola	4,708,217.45
	Port St. Lucie	3,960,739.60
	Sarasota—Bradenton	8,180,106.79
	Tallahassee	2,987,808.18
	Tampa—St. Petersburg	23,923,086.00
	Total	163,096,911.11
Georgia	Atlanta	77,235,821.78
	Augusta-Richmond County	4,123,027.92
	Chattanooga	1,281,864.34
	Columbus	4,267,341.24
	Savannah	4,609,777.50
	Total	91,517,832.78
Hawaii	Honolulu	0.00
Hawaii	Total	0.00
Idaho	Boise City	0.60
	Spokane	8,589.00
	Total	8,589.60
Illinois	Chicago	1,287,519.90
	Davenport	1,786,967.33
	Peoria	901,771.17
	Rockford	1,643,426.85
	Round Lake Beach--McHenry--Grayslake	13,895,566.21
	St. Louis	830,253.99
	Total	20,345,505.45
Indiana	Chicago	75,438.32
	Cincinnati	333,097.42
	Evansville	9,997,931.96
	Fort Wayne	577,914.52
	Indianapolis	1,851,336.01
	Louisville	9,136,208.60
	South Bend	438,607.90
	Total	22,410,534.73
Iowa	Davenport	925,215.65
	Des Moines	2,603,417.04
	Omaha	449,158.69
	Total	3,977,791.38
Kansas	Kansas City	3,476,458.90
	Wichita	1,291,393.51
	Total	4,767,852.41
Kentucky	Cincinnati	4,181,798.20
	Evansville	396,701.17
	Lexington-Fayette	3,744,207.04
	Louisville	11,048,436.27
	Total	19,371,142.68
Louisiana	Baton Rouge	3,144,442.87
	New Orleans	6,625,275.50
	Shreveport	1,806,591.28
	Total	11,576,309.65
Maryland	Baltimore	6,557,306.24
	Philadelphia	69,894.98
	Washington	4,924,894.00
	Total	11,552,095.22
Massachusetts	Barnstable Town	640,558.40
	Boston	10,345,100.60
	Providence	650,752.86
	Springfield	1,255,398.60
	Worcester	1,100,507.85
	Total	13,992,318.31
Michigan	Ann Arbor	1,125,529.00
	Detroit	45,369,623.23
	Flint	1,412,374.79
	Grand Rapids	8,284,726.27
	Lansing	3,388,571.85
	South Bend	837,520.19
	Toledo	1,718,311.04
	Total	62,136,656.37
Minnesota	Minneapolis—St. Paul	16,410,512.03
Minnesota	Total	16,410,512.03
Mississippi	Gulfport—Biloxi	4,529,686.61
	Jackson	6,442,420.39
	Memphis	1,450,395.37
	Total	12,422,502.37
Missouri	Kansas City	13,077,963.73
	Springfield	3,517,877.42
	St. Louis	28,146,925.37
	Total	44,742,766.52
Nebraska	Lincoln	4,515,679.94
	Omaha	11,214,384.95
	Total	15,730,064.89
Nevada	Las Vegas	9,679,542.90
	Reno	4,777,664.00
	Total	14,457,206.90
New Hampshire	Boston	0.01
New Hampshire	Total	0.01
New Jersey	Allentown--Bethlehem	191,733.01
	Atlantic City	1,483,987.61
	New York--Newark	15,066,560.03
	Philadelphia	7,112,087.59
	Trenton	1,753,715.34
	Total	25,608,083.58
New Mexico	Albuquerque	4,052,162.13
	El Paso	178,400.65
	Total	4,230,562.78
New York	Albany	6,453,999.25
	Bridgeport--Stamford	493,228.61
	Buffalo	11,277,707.53
	New York--Newark	107,755,920.00
	Poughkeepsie-Newburgh	4,064,234.86
	Rochester	8,017,988.92
	Syracuse	4,644,860.34
	Total	142,707,939.51
North Carolina	Asheville	0.00
	Charlotte	17,831,765.70
	Durham	6,984,302.03
	Fayetteville	2,017,240.00
	Greensboro	259,468.00
	Raleigh	13,141,905.41
	Winston-Salem	7,263,240.46
	Total	47,497,921.60
Ohio	Akron	2,224,495.00
	Canton	1,272,461.41
	Cincinnati	5,815,388.56
	Cleveland	6,969,981.00
	Columbus	4,420,758.00
	Dayton	2,744,242.00
	Toledo	2,269,357.64
	Youngstown	1,802,047.06
	Total	27,518,730.67
Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	6,974,812.39
	Tulsa	4,672,260.13
	Total	11,647,072.52
Oregon	Eugene	2,556,308.64
	Portland	14,817,609.64
	Salem	2,364,398.72
	Total	19,738,317.00
Pennsylvania	Allentown--Bethlehem	1,924,248.69
	Harrisburg	1,276,071.87
	Lancaster	1,138,089.13
	Philadelphia	12,570,095.32
	Pittsburgh	6,166,588.37
	Reading	845,119.64
	Scranton	1,355,056.39
	Youngstown	140,304.18
	Total	25,415,573.59
Rhode Island	Boston	87.43
	Providence	120,924.63
	Total	121,012.06
South Carolina	Augusta-Richmond County	1,324,648.08
	Charleston--North Charleston	3,192,700.35
	Charlotte	0.00
	Columbia	3,177,064.14
	Greenville	4,677,450.04
	Total	12,371,862.61
Tennessee	Chattanooga	5,476,483.12
	Knoxville	8,277,352.13
	Memphis	17,118,346.61
	Nashville-Davidson	14,785,691.07
	Total	45,657,872.93
Texas	Austin	8,711,316.74
	Corpus Christi	2,838,915.07
	Dallas-Fort Worth--Arlington	40,041,412.38
	Denton-Lewisville	2,895,881.69
	El Paso	6,263,287.33
	Houston	36,920,224.52
	Lubbock	1,953,218.03
	McAllen	5,052,857.35
	San Antonio	12,822,361.29
	Total	117,499,474.40
Utah	Ogden—Layton	1,718,606.53
	Provo—Orem	1,248,780.20
	Salt Lake City	3,650,157.34
	Total	6,617,544.07
Virginia	Richmond	11,978,380.86
	Virginia Beach	20,398,616.00
	Washington	26,173,790.48
	Total	58,550,787.34
Washington	Portland	3,747,904.09
	Seattle	9,146,046.24
	Spokane	390,072.03
	Total	13,284,022.36
Wisconsin	Madison	1,827,920.81
	Milwaukee	7,260,545.59
	Round Lake Beach--McHenry--Grayslake	109,753.21
	Total	9,198,219.61
Puerto Rico	San Juan	0.00
	Aguadilla-Isabela-San Sebastián	0.00
	Total	0.00
GRAND TOTAL		1,377,947,807.34

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What amount of funds will be restored to each State, urbanized area, and program?

The State-by-State and program-by-program amounts restored will be equal to the actual amounts rescinded from each State and each program under section 10212 of the SAFETEA-LU. The amounts restored to the urbanized areas will be equal to the actual amounts rescinded from each urbanized area under section 10212 of the SAFETEA-LU.

Q2: How are the restored funds to be obligated?

The restored funds will be given new program codes, which will be obligated using formula obligation limitation. The new program codes will be provided in a separate memorandum.

Q3: What are the periods of availability of the restored funds?

The restored funds will have the same periods of availability as the original funds rescinded. For example, restored Interstate Maintenance funds will have a four year period of availability and restored Safe Routes to School funds will be available until expended.

All restored funds will be FY 2010 funds. Therefore, the first year in the period of availability will be FY 2010. For instance, if Q010 funds (Interstate Maintenance funds from TEA-21) were rescinded and are now restored (in the new program code for restored Interstate Maintenance funds), the availability of the restored Interstate Maintenance funds will be four years (FY 2010 plus 3 years).

Q4: Can the restored funds be transferred?

Restored funds can be transferred between States and to other Federal agencies, such as the Federal Transit Administration, in the same manner as the funds that were originally rescinded.

Restored funds cannot be transferred between apportionment categories. Restored funds are a budgetary resource separate and distinct from the FY 2010 apportionments. Therefore, restored funds are not covered by the Uniform Transferability provision in section 126 of title 23, United States Code, which only applies to apportionments for a fiscal year.

Q5: What will happen to the restored funds if they are not obligated by the end of fiscal year 2010?

The restored funds will have the same characteristics and periods of availability as the funds originally rescinded and can be obligated in future fiscal years as long as the restored funds have not lapsed.

Q6: Does the restoration of funds affect the obligation limitation calculation?

The restored funds do not affect the obligation limitation calculation for FY 2010.

Q7: Is there additional obligation limitation being provided with the restored funds?

No additional obligation limitation is being provided. Only contract authority was rescinded and, therefore, only contract authority is being restored.

Q8: Will the rescinded funds that were subject to special limitation be restored as subject to special limitation? Will rescinded funds that were exempt from limitation be restored as exempt from limitation?

No. Rescinded funds that were subject to special limitation will not be restored as subject to special limitation and will instead be subject to regular formula obligation limitation. Rescinded funds that were exempt from limitation will also be restored as subject to regular formula obligation limitation.

Public Law 111-147 requires that all restored funds be obligated with an obligation limitation provided in an act after the implementation of the rescission; the FY 2010 DOT Appropriations Act does not allow for any additional special limitation or exempt contract authority than what is provided for the FY 2010 apportionments.

When the new program codes are established, codes will be created for Equity Bonus, Minimum Guarantee, and Appalachian Development Highway System that will be obligated using formula obligation limitation.

Q9: Can the restored Highway Bridge Program funds be used with the $1 billion special bridge limitation?

No, the restored Bridge funds cannot be used with the special Bridge limitation. Public Law 111-147 requires that all restored funds be obligated with an obligation limitation provided in an act after the implementation of the rescission; the $1 billion in special Bridge limitation was provided in the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2008 (Public Law 110-161).

Last updated: Tuesday, April 20, 2010

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