Supplement No. 1 to Local Public Agency Project Coordination Contract (Boland Trail Project) - INDOT

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C. In the event that federal funds for the listed in section V.A. or section V.B, may be obligated in the fiscal year allocated to the Project will lapse. Version 2-11-2016 Project are not obligated during the period the federal funds allocated to the Project chosen by INDOT or the federal funds D. If the Program shown on Attachment A is Group I or Group II, Sections V.A, V.B and V.0 do not apply, but will be obligated according to the fiscal year programmed in the most current MVO TIP, provided the MPO funding is within their fiscal year allocation or within the agreed upon use of the MPO's prior year balances. 2. Section I.A. of Attachment "D" of the original Contract is amended to read as follows: If the Program shown on Attachment A is receiving Group I CMAO federal -aid funds for the project, the LPA is allocated the funds through the MPO as written in their fiscally constrained TIP. Any adjustments (positive or negative) to the dollar amount listed in the TIP, or any increase or decrease in the funding from a prior year, authorized by the MPO that may not be reflected in the current TIP, are hereby considered adjustments to the contract between the LPA and INDOT, as the MPO must maintain fiscal constraint for all projects listed. Federal funds made available to the LPA by INDOT will be used to pay 801/0 of the eligible Project costs. The maximum amount of federal -aid funds allocated to the Project is dependent upon the current TIP allocation. As of this date, December 12, 2016, the maximum amount according to the TIP dated January 25, 2016 is $ 1,209,411.00. The most current MPO TIP page, or MPO authorization, is uploaded into INDOT's Scheduling Project Management System (SPMS). 3. All other matters previously agreed to and set forth in the original Contract dated October 17, 2014 and not affected by this Supplement shall remain in full force and effect. The remainder of this page is intentionally left blank. Page 2 of 3