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PUBLIC TRANSIT Burlington County is served by several public transit carriers. NJ TRANSIT operates 13 bus routes throughout the County. As the maps shows, all but one route serves the northern section of the County. These bus routes provide service to/from Philadelphia, Camden City, and Gloucester and Ocean counties. NJ TRANSIT also operates the River LINE light rail system, providing service between Camden City and Trenton. Of the 21 station stops, 11 are located in Burlington County providing frequent service to the Route 130 Corridor and river front communities. Camden City and Trenton are regional transit hubs, thus county residents can transfer to other public transit services throughout the Philadelphia, Trenton and New York City regions. The BurLink bus system is provided by the Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders. This six route system provides “last mile connector” service between employment parks and NJ TRANSIT bus and rail stops. This is a deviated fixed route service which operates Monday through Friday, primarily during the AM and PM peak periods. A reciprocal transfer system is available with NJ TRANSIT services which lessens commuting costs for passengers. Burlington County residents with a disability have access to two public transit systems that provide curb to curb services: Access Link and Sen Han. Passengers must meet eligibility criteria, register with the carrier and make advanced reservations to use these services. Access Link is provided by NJ TRANSIT in compliance with ADA regulations requiring public transit systems to be accessible to persons with disabilities. Access Link routes operate within ¾ of a mile of NJ TRANSIT’s fixed route bus routes, therefore only the northern section of the county is covered. Service is also only provided during the times that the fixed route services are running. Sen Han provides services for senior citizens and persons with disabilities in Camden and Burlington counties. Sen Han will take eligible passengers to medical appointments, shopping facilities and makes some employment trips. Trips are provided primarily Monday through Friday. Other transportation services are provided by several County and private non‐profit organizations. These services usually have eligibility criteria and are limited to the clients of the organization providing the transportation, such as the elderly and persons with disabilities. These organizations include: Occupational Training Center, Twin Oaks, Lester A. Drenk Behavioral Health Center, Catholic Charities, Crossroads, Inc., BCCAP, Transitional Housing, Inc. DEMOGRAPHICS Population Characteristics Burlington County’s population increased by approximately 6% (23,300 people) between 2000 and 2010 (US Census). Of the 40 municipalities in Burlington County, 18 towns experienced a growth rate equal to or higher than the county overall. Additionally, 13 towns experienced at least a 10% increase in population between 2000 and 2010. Lumberton, Westampton, Chesterfield, Delanco, Bordentown Township, Hainesport, Woodland and Mansfield increased their population by 20% or more; with Mansfield experiencing an increase of 68%. As the map shows, several of these towns are located along

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the Route 38 corridor which is served by minimal public transit. Ten towns lost population, however only Mt Holly, New Hanover and Bass River lost more than 5% of their population.

Burlington County Population, 2000‐2010

Municipality Population

2000 2010 % Change

Bass River Township 1,552 1,443 ‐7.0%

Beverly Township 2,661 2,577 ‐3.2%

Bordentown City 3,969 3,924 ‐1.1%

Bordentown Township 8,380 11,367 35.6%

Burlington City 9,736 9,920 1.9%

Burlington Township 20,294 22,594 11.3%

Chesterfield Township 5,955 7,699 29.3%

Cinnaminson Township 14,595 15,569 6.7%

Delanco Township 3,237 4,283 32.3%

Delran Township 15,536 16,896 8.8%

Eastampton Township 6,202 6,069 ‐2.1%

Edgewater Park Township 7,864 8,881 12.9%

Evesham Township 42,428 45,538 7.3%

Fieldsboro Borough 528 540 2.3%

Florence Township 10,746 12,109 12.7%

Hainesport Township 4,126 6,110 48.1%

Lumberton Township 10,341 12,559 21.4%

Mansfield Township 5,090 8,544 67.9%

Maple Shade Township 19,079 19,131 0.3%

Medford Lakes Borough 4,173 4,146 ‐0.6%

Medford Township 22,253 23,033 3.5%

Moorestown Township 19,017 20,726 9.0%

Mt. Holly Township 10,745 9,536 ‐11.3%

Mt. Laurel Township 40,221 41,864 4.1%

New Hanover Township 9,834 7,385 ‐24.9%

North Hanover Township 7,325 7,678 4.8%

Palmyra Borough 7,091 7,398 4.3%

Pemberton Borough 1,210 1,409 16.4%

Pemberton Township 28,650 27,912 ‐2.6%

Riverside Township 7,911 8,079 2.1%

Riverton Borough 2,759 2,779 0.7%

Shamong Township 6,462 6,490 0.4%

Southampton Township 10,333 10,464 1.3%

Springfield Township 3,227 3,414 5.8%

Tabernacle Township 7,170 6,949 ‐3.1%

Washington Township 579 687 18.7%

Westampton Township 7,200 8,813 22.4%

Willingboro Township 33,008 31,629 ‐4.2%

Woodland Township 1,160 1,788 54.1%

Wrightstown Borough 747 802 7.4%

Total County Population 425,394 448,734 5.5%

Source: U.S Census Bureau, Census 2010 Summary File 1. Table P1 Total Population

U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Summary File 4. Table PCT001 Total Population.

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Residents Age 65 and over Approximately, 14% of Burlington County’s residents are 65 years of age or older. The largest concentration of older county residents occurs primarily in four sections of the county. The northwest corner of the county has a high concentration of residents age 65 and older, including Burlington City, Willingboro, Cinnaminson, Riverton, Moorestown and Mt. Laurel. In the northeast section of the county, Mansfield has a high percentage of older residents; as does Southampton in the center of the county and Washington Township in the southern section. Only the northwest corner of the County is served by public transit.

Burlington County Residents Age 65 and Over, 2011

Municipality Population 65+ Years (Est.)

Total Municipality Population

% of Population 65+

Years

Bass River Township 193 1,677 11.5%

Beverly Township 235 2,607 9.0%

Bordentown City 583 3,951 14.8%




Chesterfield Township 341 7,527 4.5%


Delanco Township 590 4,197 14.1%


Eastampton Township 569 6,117 9.3%





Hainesport Township 862 5,932 14.5%


Mansfield Township 2,099 8,214 25.6%


Medford Township 526 4,163 12.6%

Medford Lakes Borough 3,048 23,063 13.2%


Mt. Holly Township 1,134 9,704 11.7%


New Hanover Township 135 7,789 1.7%

North Hanover Township 684 7,528 9.1%


Pemberton Borough 189 1,351 14.0%

Pemberton Township 3,242 28,101 11.5%

Riverside Township 957 8,104 11.8%

Riverton Borough 438 2,785 15.7%

Shamong Township 707 6,509 10.9%


Springfield Township 410 3,406 12.0%

Tabernacle Township 718 7,013 10.2%


Westampton Township 785 8,687 9.0%

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Willingboro Township 4,964 31,922 15.6%

Woodland Township 135 1,415 9.5%


Total County Population 61,197 448,095 13.7% Source: U.S Census Bureau, 2007‐2011 American Community Survey. Table DP05 ACS demographic and housing estimates.

Residents with Disabilities According to the 2000 US Census (data for 2010 Census is not available), approximately 16% of Burlington County’s residents have a disability. The municipalities with the highest percentage of persons with disabilities include Mt. Holly, Woodland, Wrightstown, Washington and Burlington City. Within these communities, persons with disabilities account for 22% or more of the population. Only Burlington City and Mt. Holly are served by public transit, including Access Link and BurLink.

Burlington County Persons with Disabilities, 2000

Municipality

Population 5 Years and Older with

Disability 2000

Total Population 5 Years and Older 2000

% with Disability


















Mansfield Township 927 4,826 19.2%



Medford Lakes Borough 388 3,905 9.9%








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Riverside Township 1,156 7,339 15.8%











Total County Population 60,198 379,304 15.9%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Summary File. Table QTP21 Disability Status by Sex, 2000.

Veteran Population Approximately 8.5% of Burlington County’s residents are veterans. Burlington County’s veterans live in communities throughout the County. However, the communities with the highest percentage of veterans reside in Mt. Holly, Eastampton, Wrightstown, Pemberton, Southampton, Washington and Bass River. With the exception of Mt. Holly, these areas have limited or no public transit.

Burlington County Veterans, 2011

Municipality Total Veteran Population

Total Population % Veteran Population




Bordentown Township 819 11,117 7.4%

Burlington City 982 9,959 9.9%







Edgewater Park Township 823 8,811 9.3%





Lumberton Township 996 12,387 8.0%

Mansfield Township 816 8,214 9.9%



Medford Lakes Borough 313 23,063 1.4%





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Palmyra Borough 664 7,407 9.0%



Riverside Township 444 8,104 5.5%











Total County Population 38,221 448,095 8.5% Source: US Census Bureau, 2007‐2011 American Community Survey. Table DP02 Selected Social Characteristics in the US.

Households in Poverty: The percentage of Burlington County households living below the poverty line is relatively low at 5.5%. The communities with the highest percentage of persons below the poverty line are Bass River, Beverly City, Bordentown City, Edgewater Park, Maple Shade, Mt. Holly and Pemberton Township.

Burlington County Households Below Poverty Line, 2010

Municipality

Households Below

Poverty Level (Est.)

Total Household Population

(Est)

% of Households

Below Poverty Line

Bass River Township 67 501 13.4%Beverly Township 166 1,070 15.5%Bordentown City 99 1,850 5.4%Bordentown Township 78 4,175 1.9%Burlington City 561 4,103 13.7%Burlington Township 466 7,684 6.1%Chesterfield Township 12 1,079 1.1%Cinnaminson Township 318 5,499 5.8%Delanco Township 59 1,632 3.6%Delran Township 312 6,194 5.0%Eastampton Township 182 2,442 7.5%Edgewater Park Township 373 3,643 10.2%Evesham Township 452 17,411 2.6%Fieldsboro Borough 0 209 0.0%Florence Township 55 4,668 1.2%Hainesport Township 29 1,983 1.5%Lumberton Township 245 4,494 5.5%Mansfield Township 115 3,043 3.8%Maple Shade Township 821 8,605 9.5%Medford Lakes Borough 65 1,523 4.3%Medford Township 186 8,072 2.3%Moorestown Township 186 7,440 2.5%

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Mt. Holly Township 489 3,668 13.3%Mt. Laurel Township 621 17,015 3.6%New Hanover Township 7 1,252 0.6%North Hanover Township 178 2,542 7.0%Palmyra Borough 206 3,057 6.7%Pemberton Borough 32 545 5.9%Pemberton Township 961 10,064 9.5%Riverside Township 172 2,946 5.8%Riverton Borough 49 1,160 4.2%Shamong Township 110 2,166 5.1%Southampton Township 307 4,810 6.4%Springfield Township 54 1,188 4.5%Tabernacle Township 63 2,384 2.6%Washington Township 3 266 1.1%Westampton Township 121 3,056 4.0%Willingboro Township 746 11,073 6.7%Woodland Township 28 439 6.4%Wrightstown Borough 32 333 9.6%Total County Population 9,026 165,284 5.5%

Source: US Census Bureau, 2006‐2010 American Community Survey. Table B17017Poverty Status.

Households with Zero Vehicles

Approximately 5% of Burlington County households do not have a vehicle. The largest concentration of zero vehicle households occurs in municipalities in the northern section of the County. Many of these areas are served by public transit including the River LINE and BurLink. These communities include Beverly City, Bordentown City, Burlington City, Delran, Edgewater Park, Fieldsboro, Lumberton, Maple Shade, Mt. Holly, Riverside and Wrightstown.

Burlington County Zero Vehicle Households, 2011

Municipality

Households Zero Vehicles

Occupied Households

% Households

Zero VehiclesBass River Township 2 555 0.4%Beverly Township 167 1,038 16.1%Bordentown City 185 1,807 10.2%Bordentown Township 147 4,136 3.6%Burlington City 504 4,009 12.6%Burlington Township 315 7,837 4.0%Chesterfield Township 10 1,395 0.7%Cinnaminson Township 107 5,583 1.9%Delanco Township 18 1,627 1.1%Delran Township 463 6,152 7.5%Eastampton Township 54 2,422 2.2%Edgewater Park Township 241 3,525 6.8%Evesham Township 748 17,387 4.3%Fieldsboro Borough 14 198 7.1%Florence Township 180 4,679 3.8%Hainesport Township 45 2,138 2.1%Lumberton Township 355 4,509 7.9%

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Mansfield Township 91 3,099 2.9%Maple Shade Township 781 8,296 9.4%Medford Township 196 7,971 2.5%Medford Lakes Borough 0 1,490 0.0%Moorestown Township 405 7,417 5.5%Mt. Holly Township 440 3,709 11.9%Mt. Laurel Township 442 17,453 2.5%New Hanover Township 8 885 0.9%North Hanover Township 122 2,616 4.7%Palmyra Borough 146 3,015 4.8%Pemberton Borough 23 611 3.8%Pemberton Township 455 10,380 4.4%Riverside Township 352 3,005 11.7%Riverton Borough 47 1,141 4.1%Shamong Township 50 2,132 2.3%Southampton Township 233 4,777 4.9%Springfield Township 17 1,218 1.4%Tabernacle Township 27 2,356 1.1%Washington Township 7 296 2.4%Westampton Township 41 3,002 1.4%Willingboro Township 491 10,997 4.5%Woodland Township 3 493 0.6%Wrightstown Borough 78 371 21.0%Total County Population 8,010 165,727 4.8%

Source: US Census Bureau, 2007‐2011 American Community Survey. Table DP04 Selected Housing Characteristics.

WOODLAND TWP

WASHINGTON TWP

BASS RIVER TWP

PEMBERTON TWP

SHAMONG TWP

MEDFORD TWP

TABERNACLE TWP

SOUTHAMPTON TWPEVESHAM TWP

SPRINGFIELD TWP

MANSFIELD TWP

NEW HANOVER TWP

CHESTERFIELD TWP

MOUNT LAUREL TWP

BURLINGTON TWP

NORTH HANOVER TWP

MOORESTOWN TWP

LUMBERTON TWP

FLORENCE TWP

WESTAMPTON TWP

DELRAN TWP

HAINESPORT TWP

DELANCO TWPBORDENTOWN TWP

WILLINGBORO TWPCINNAMINSON TWP

EASTAMPTON TWP

BURLINGTON CITY

MAPLE SHADE TWP

MOUNT HOLLY TWP

PALMYRA BOROEDGEWATER PARK TWPRIVERSIDE TWP

WRIGHTSTOWN BORO

RIVERTON BORO

BEVERLY CITY

MEDFORD LAKES BORO

BORDENTOWN CITY

PEMBERTON BORO

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Burlington County ResidentsAge 65 and Over

LegendPercent of PopulationAge 65 and Over

Data Source: US Census American Community Survey 2007-2011

4.6% - 11.8%11.9% - 14.8%14.9% - 19.3%19.4% - 33.3%

1.7% - 4.5%

WOODLAND TWP

WASHINGTON TWP

BASS RIVER TWP

PEMBERTON TWP

SHAMONG TWP

MEDFORD TWP

TABERNACLE TWP


SPRINGFIELD TWP

MANSFIELD TWP

NEW HANOVER TWP

CHESTERFIELD TWP

MOUNT LAUREL TWP

BURLINGTON TWP

NORTH HANOVER TWP

MOORESTOWN TWP

LUMBERTON TWP

FLORENCE TWP

WESTAMPTON TWP

DELRAN TWP

HAINESPORT TWP



EASTAMPTON TWP

BURLINGTON CITY

MAPLE SHADE TWP

MOUNT HOLLY TWP


WRIGHTSTOWN BORO

RIVERTON BORO

BEVERLY CITY

MEDFORD LAKES BORO

BORDENTOWN CITY

PEMBERTON BORO

FIELDSBORO BORO


Burlington County Persons with Disabilities

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Data Source: U.S. Census 2000

Percentage of Disabled Population

9.4% - 11.6%11.7% - 14.7%14.8% - 17.8%17.9% - 21.9%22.0% - 24.1%

WOODLAND TWP

WASHINGTON TWP

BASS RIVER TWP

PEMBERTON TWP

SHAMONG TWP

MEDFORD TWP

TABERNACLE TWP


SPRINGFIELD TWP

MANSFIELD TWP

NEW HANOVER TWP

CHESTERFIELD TWP

MOUNT LAUREL TWP

BURLINGTON TWP

NORTH HANOVER TWP

MOORESTOWN TWP

LUMBERTON TWP

FLORENCE TWP

WESTAMPTON TWP

DELRAN TWP

HAINESPORT TWP



EASTAMPTON TWP

BURLINGTON CITY

MAPLE SHADE TWP

MOUNT HOLLY TWP


WRIGHTSTOWN BORO

RIVERTON BORO

BEVERLY CITY

MEDFORD LAKES BORO

BORDENTOWN CITY

PEMBERTON BORO

FIELDSBORO BORO


Burlington County Percentage ofVeterans Population

Legend

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau2007 - 2011 American Community Survey

Percentage of Veterans Population by Census Tract

1.4% - 3.2%3.3% - 8.0%8.1% - 10.2%10.3% - 13.7%13.8% - 37.0%

WOODLAND TWP

WASHINGTON TWP

BASS RIVER TWP

PEMBERTON TWP

SHAMONG TWP

MEDFORD TWP

TABERNACLE TWP


SPRINGFIELD TWP

MANSFIELD TWP

NEW HANOVER TWP

CHESTERFIELD TWP

MOUNT LAUREL TWP

BURLINGTON TWP

NORTH HANOVER TWP

MOORESTOWN TWP

LUMBERTON TWP

FLORENCE TWP

WESTAMPTON TWP

DELRAN TWP

HAINESPORT TWP



EASTAMPTON TWP

BURLINGTON CITY

MAPLE SHADE TWP

MOUNT HOLLY TWP


WRIGHTSTOWN BORO

RIVERTON BORO

BEVERLY CITY

MEDFORD LAKES BORO

BORDENTOWN CITY

PEMBERTON BORO

FIELDSBORO BORO


Burlington County Percentage ofHouseholds Below Poverty

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Percent of HouseholdsBelow Poverty

0.0% - 1.9%2.0% - 4.3%4.4% - 6.1%6.2% - 7.5%7.6% - 15.5%

WOODLAND TWP

WASHINGTON TWP

BASS RIVER TWP

PEMBERTON TWP

SHAMONG TWP

MEDFORD TWP

TABERNACLE TWP


SPRINGFIELD TWP

MANSFIELD TWP

NEW HANOVER TWP

CHESTERFIELD TWP

MOUNT LAUREL TWP

BURLINGTON TWP

NORTH HANOVER TWP

MOORESTOWN TWP

LUMBERTON TWP

FLORENCE TWP

WESTAMPTON TWP

DELRAN TWP

HAINESPORT TWP



EASTAMPTON TWP

BURLINGTONCITY

MAPLE SHADE TWP

MOUNT HOLLY

PALMYRA

EDGEWATER PARKRIVERSIDE

WRIGHTSTOWN BORO

RIVERTON

BEVERLY CITY

MEDFORD LAKES

BORDENTOWNCITY

PEMBERTON BORO

FIELDSBORO


Burlington County Percentage ofZero Vehicle Households

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Percentage ofZero-Car Housholds

0.0% - 1.4%1.5% - 2.9%3.0% - 5.5%5.6% - 10.2%10.3% - 21.0%

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NJ TRANSIT BusAccess Link 3/4 Mile

(within 3/4 mile of eligible NJ TRANSIT Bus Service)Burlington County Access Link Service

Business Park

Transportation Priority Needs

These Service Gaps are identified in the original United We Ride Plan. We asked participants to

comment on whether or not they are still gaps in 2013.

(59 Survey Participants)

Service Gaps Yes No Don't Know

1 Need for Extended Hours 71% 14% 15%

2 Service to Rural Areas 78% 10% 15%

3 Coordination and Scheduling Cooperation 56% 17% 27%

4 Corporate Sponsorships/Partnership 47% 10% 42%

5 Coordination between BCTS, Access Link and Burl Link 51% 17% 32%

6 Coordination with Surrounding Counties 63% 14% 24%

7 Site (Route) Specific Rather Than Group Specific Transportation 54% 15% 31%

8 Transportation to Childcare Facilities that are on the way to Employment Sites 63% 7% 31%

9 Transportation for Teens to Employment 59% 10% 31%

10 Transportation for Teens to Recreation 47% 15% 37%

11 Volunteer Programs 56% 8% 36%

Transportation Priority Needs identified in 2013

1. Improve Services timelines, reliability and friendliness

2. Allow children of busses with mothers for healthcare trips

3. Provide free service for work search customers

4. Increase revenue

5. Implement zone fares system and provide monthly or yearly passes

6. Improve equipment

7. Help on how to ride including bilingual assistance

Role

Provider or Consumer of Transportation Services

Burl Co Board of Social Services Provider Other organization

Burlington County Office on Aging Provider County Division

O.T.C. of Burlington Co. Provider Other organization

The Drenk center path Provider Other organization

Twin Oaks Provider Other organization

BCCAP Provider Other organization

Burlington County Job Center Consumer Other organization

Joint Base McGuire‐ Dix‐ Lakehurst Consumer Other organization

Burlington County Health Dept Consumer County Division

SEN‐HAN Transit‐SCUCS Provider Other organization

Weisman Children's Rehabilitation Hospital Consumer Other organization

BCCAP‐ Head Start Provider Other organization

APPLE Associates Consumer Other organization

Njtip @ rutgers Provider Other organization

Veterans Office Provider County Division

county transportation comittee Consumer None

CONTACT of Burlington County Consumer Other organization

Attachment 1

New Participating Agencies (since Original Plan)

Agency Name Relationship to County Lead Agency

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1) Improve Services timelines, reliability and friendliness

2) Allow children of busses with mothers for healthcare trips

3) Provide free service for work search customers

4) Increase revenue

5) Implement zone fares system and provide monthly or yearly passes

6) Improve equipment

7) Help on how to ride including bilingual assistance

8)

1)

2) Enlist assistance of faith based organizations to fund transportation trips

3)

4)

5)

6)

7)

8) Group orientation, connect to transit and one on one travel instruction.

Speaking to senior clubs/organizations, listen to their needs and ideas on how to fund transporttion. .

At some point fares must be instituted or system will not be sustainable. Zone to zone fares should be considered at a minimum.

The people who plan the routes need to figure out where populations of disabled, elderly and low income people live and add more bus routes. BOS could be asked for

this data.

Example: Develop inter‐county cooperative agreement

Church Groups (volunteers) to provide group or individual transporta on services

TAC committee along with SCUCS administration is working on a message that all callers to both counties will hear repeated reminding them of the need for the cost‐

share.Travel training will assist person able to take public transit use the system‐if this grant is funded it may assist many disabled persons to seek employment and maintain

same.

(since last update)

Attachment 2

(since last update)

List of Current Service Needs/Gaps

Strategies to Address Identified Needs/Gaps

Example: Lack of inter‐county connections to regional medical facility.

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Local State Federal Total

1) BurLink $1,010,000 50 50 100

2) BurLink $500,000 25 25 50 100

3)

4)

5)

6)

7)

8)

FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016

1) BurLink JARC $120,000 $240,000 $240,000 $300,000

2) BurLink 5311 $176,780 $176,780 $176,780 $176,780

3) BurLink State $93,702 $93,702 $93,702 $93,702

4) BurLink County $499,000 $499,000 $499,000 $499,000

5)

6)

7) NJTIP at Rutgers New Freedon $90,000 $90,000 $90,000

8)

$1,996,000

$270,000

$900,000

$707,120

$374,808

Project DescriptionPotential Funding

Source

Table 2 : Anticipated Annualized Cost Request for all Identified Projects

Responsible Agency or

County

Burlington County

Burlington County

FY 2010‐2012

Estimated Annual

Request

Project Description

Total Project Cost

(Estimated)

Annual Funding Request

Attachment 3

Identify funding source/grant ‐ (provide percentage

of funding)Grant Source

JARC

5311

Table 1 : Currently Funded FTA Projects

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