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additional tools to make accurate and informed decisions about the performance of the city's arterials. IDEA Grant funds will be used to add ATSPM technologies at an additional 48 intersections. These intersections include signal-coordinated corridors on Bernal Avenue, Santa Rita Road, Stanley Boulevard/First Street/Sunol Boulevard, and Stoneridge Drive. Intersections at the city limits are also included to better understand cut-through traffic and commute patterns through the city. The City has recently partnered with the Waze mobile application, through their Connected Citizens Program, to exchange real-time traffic information. This information consists of road construction-related activities, accidents, and traffic congestion. It is envisioned that leveraging ATSPM and travel patterns with Waze data will represent a holistic picture of the conditions of the transportation network. While ATSPM technology typically produces high resolution traffic data and analytics, the procurement process will include ATSPM technology that can address the following needs: • Diagnose signal related issues quickly • Implement a system that will produce useful data to make signal timing improvements • Identify commute patterns to and through the city • Implement a system that supports improvements for traffic congestion and air quality • Implement a system that can integrate with mobile application data such as crash data, weather conditions, and social media (traffic-related media). Funding Agreements A 25 percent local match is required. The first funding agreement, representing 15 percent of the local match, outlines the responsibility of the City of Pleasanton's local match contribution of $54,285. The portion used to pay for City-incurred expenditures is included in the second funding agreement, which outlines the responsibility of the MTC to reimburse the City for actual project costs incurred. This second funding agreement amount of $281,435 includes the MTC grant amount of $271,425, as well as the City's match to pay for City-incurred costs. As previously mentioned, Alameda CTC will provide 15 percent of the 25 percent local match. Alameda CTC is in the process of drafting funding agreements with Alameda County agencies receiving IDEA Grant funds. Pleasanton's funding agreement with the Alameda CTC will be presented for City Council consideration later this summer. Page 3 of 4