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a. Project Description including a description of the project size, including <br /> previously incurred expenses, to show the project meets minimum project <br /> size requirements, a description of what requested FASTLANE and <br /> matching funds will support, how the project is nationally or regionally <br /> significant, information on the expected users of the project, a description <br /> of the transportation challenges the project aims to address, and how the <br /> project will address these challenges. The description should include <br /> relevant data for before and after the project is built, such as passenger and <br /> freight volumes, congestion levels, infrastructure condition, and safety <br /> experience, including citations for data sources. Examples of potentially <br /> relevant data can be found at www.transportation.gov/FASTLANEgrants, <br /> but USDOT encourages applicants to identify the most relevant <br /> information for their project. <br /> b. Project Location including a detailed description of the proposed project <br /> and geospatial data for the project, as well as a map of the project's <br /> location and its connections to existing transportation infrastructure. If the <br /> project is located within the boundary of a Census-designated Urbanized <br /> Area, the application should identify the Urbanized Area. <br /> C. Project Parties including information about the grant recipient and other <br /> affected public and private parties who are involved in delivering the <br /> project, such as port authorities, terminal operators, freight railroads, <br /> shippers, carriers, freight-related associations, third-party logistics <br /> providers, and the freight industry workforce. <br /> Page 22 of 48 <br />