SCMTD February 2004 Board of Directors Agendas - Santa Cruz ...
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Board of Directors Page 8 4. Information on the Paratransit Summit Public Hearing conducted by the Regional Transportation Commission on February 05, 2004. On February 05, 2004 the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) held a public hearing to hear community input on issues relating to paratransit service in Santa Cruz County. At that meeting Commissioners heard presentations from the RTC staff, Transit District and Community Bridges. The commissioners also heard testimony from the public. Twenty-nine (29) speakers addressed the RTC on issues ranging from service delivery to the community’s role in providing paratransit services.
A Attachment - ‘;- a;. .; COMMUNITYBRIDGES i Puentes de la Comunidad November 6,2003 Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District 370 Encinal Street, Suite 100 Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Attention: Les White, General Manager RE: Professional Services Contract For Paratransit Services Dear Mr. White: I am writing because it has come to our attention that you will be bringing to the District Board of Directors the question of whether Community Bridges should continue to provide the ADA paratransportation service. Accordingly, we viewed that this would be an appropriate time to present our experience under this contract and our needs going forward. On the question of termination of the contract, Community Bridges has no authority to take such action. That authority lies solely with the Transit District and we will accept and cooperate in any ultimate decision in that regard. However, we believe that it is in the best interests of the community and riders that the contract with Lift Line not be terminated. Ultimately, it would be less costly for the Transit District to support and assist Lift Line in fulfilling this contract. Since bidding this contract Lift Line has experienced unforeseen escalating costs and a corresponding reduction in ADA rides. These two factors resulted in Lift Line incurring a $786,561 deficit in fiscal year 02/03. The cost increases are due to unprecedented increases in workers’ compensation insurance, liability insurance, and fuel costs. The table below compares our 01/02 costs to the budgeted 03/04 costs in these lines. Year 01/02 Year 03/04 Workers’ Comp. $158,692 $477,443 Liability Insurance $ 82,542 $108,000 Operating Expenses $107.195 $147,.5.19 Group Total ~ll~~~l.iomnllinit,:ibi-ijSei.o-$ i 2~1~Snnts Cruz Acni~r. /1ptos, Cakm,~ y>OO$ i')lone: (sy) c:ss-s+c
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COMMUNITYBRIDGES i<br />
Puentes de la Comunidad<br />
November 6,2003<br />
<strong>Santa</strong> <strong>Cruz</strong> Metropolitan Transit District<br />
370 Encinal Street, Suite 100<br />
<strong>Santa</strong> <strong>Cruz</strong>, CA 95060<br />
Attention: Les White, General Manager<br />
RE:<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Services Contract<br />
For Paratransit Services<br />
Dear Mr. White:<br />
I am writing because it has come to our attention that you will be bringing<br />
to the District <strong>Board</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Directors</strong> the question <strong>of</strong> whether Community Bridges<br />
should continue to provide the ADA paratransportation service. Accordingly, we<br />
viewed that this would be an appropriate time to present our experience under<br />
this contract and our needs going forward.<br />
On the question <strong>of</strong> termination <strong>of</strong> the contract, Community Bridges has no<br />
authority to take such action. That authority lies solely with the Transit District<br />
and we will accept and cooperate in any ultimate decision in that regard.<br />
However, we believe that it is in the best interests <strong>of</strong> the community and riders<br />
that the contract with Lift Line not be terminated. Ultimately, it would be less<br />
costly for the Transit District to support and assist Lift Line in fulfilling this<br />
contract.<br />
Since bidding this contract Lift Line has experienced unforeseen escalating<br />
costs and a corresponding reduction in ADA rides. These two factors resulted in<br />
Lift Line incurring a $786,561 deficit in fiscal year 02/03. The cost increases are<br />
due to unprecedented increases in workers’ compensation insurance, liability<br />
insurance, and fuel costs. The table below compares our 01/02 costs to the<br />
budgeted 03/04 costs in these lines.<br />
Year 01/02 Year 03/04<br />
Workers’ Comp. $158,692 $477,443<br />
Liability Insurance $ 82,542 $108,000<br />
Operating Expenses $107.195 $147,.5.19<br />
Group Total<br />
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