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5/3/2010
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Alameda County Transportation Improvement Authority <br />Special Transportation for Seniors and People with Disabilities <br />the City limits, with the exception of medical care. Forty percent of San Leandro residents <br />are Kaiser members and access to Kaiser facilities is critical. Many residents also use Eden <br />Medical Center in Castro Valley and a variety of other medical services outside the City <br />limits. <br />2. INTERIM SERVICE FOR INDIVIDUALS APPLYING FOR OR AWAITING ADA <br />CERTIFICATION <br />• Interim service provided within three business days upon receipt of application <br />• Interim service provided at the request of a health care or ADA provider. <br />We currently provide Interim Service. The majority of the Interim Service trips is for <br />medical trips outside the city limits and is funded with the MSL Out-of--Town Medical <br />Transportation grant. If we do not receive the MSL grant for medical transportation, we will <br />not be able to meet the Interim Service need for medical trips. <br />Describe how services will be coordinated with other Measure B paratransit services and/or <br />mandated ADA paratransit services so that trips can be made throughout Alameda County. <br />Examples of coordination may include (but are not limited to) reciprocal fare agreements, <br />reciprocal agreements to provide trips into adjoining areas, arrangements for clients to ride <br />on other systems, and transfer arrangements. Attach copies of agreements or memoranda of <br />understanding for coordination if available. <br />Resaonse• <br />FLEX coordinates with other area transit services in the following ways: <br />o FLEX Shuttle has stops at AC Tansit and BART providing access to regional <br />transportation. <br />o San Leandro uses the universal paratransit application developed through TAC. <br />o We work closely with the City of Hayward, our Central County neighbor, most <br />recently piloting the Hayward-San Leandro Shuttle Connection. This new service <br />allows clients to transfer to the neighboring city's paratransit service. (Note: This <br />service is being implemented based on a verbal agreement with the City of <br />Hayward.) <br />• How will you obtain and/or track necessary financial and operating information for <br />program management and reporting? <br />• If private vendors or contractors are providing the information, what steps will you <br />take to verify or check the accuracy of the information? <br />• If performance data is collected by sampling, what steps will be taken to ensure that <br />samples are representative and randomized? <br />G:\Oliver\Paratransit\FY 2010-11\MB Annual Program Application Cover FY1011.doc <br />Page 11 of 17 <br />
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