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CFR /  Title 25  /  Part 170  /  Sec. 170.130 How can tribes use Federal highway funds for toll and ferry facilities?

(a) A tribe can use Federal-aid highway funds, including IRR Program funds, to study, design, construct, and operate toll highways, bridges, and tunnels, as well as ferry boats and ferry terminal facilities. The following table shows how a tribe can initiate construction of these facilities. ------------------------------------------------------------------------

(1) Toll highway, bridge, or tunnel.... (i) Meet and follow the

(i) Meet and follow the

requirements set forth in 23

U.S.C. 129; and

(ii) If IRR Program funds are

used, enter into a self-tunnel

governance agreement or self-

determination contract with

the Secretary of the Interior.(2) Ferry boat or ferry terminal....... Meet and follow the

requirements set forth in 23

U.S.C. 129(c).------------------------------------------------------------------------

(b) A tribe can use IRR Program funds to fund 100 percent of the conversion or construction of a toll facility.

(c) If a tribe obtains non-IRR Program Federal funding for the conversion or construction of a toll facility, these funds will cover a maximum of 80 percent of the project cost. In this case, the tribe may use IRR Program funds for the required 20 percent local match.