74 Pa.C.S. § 1508
This is the official text of 74 Pa.C.S. § 1508, part of Pennsylvania’s Pa.C.S — part of the compiled statutory law of Pennsylvania, published by the state as "Pa.C.S." Browse the sections below, each linked to its official government source.
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(a) General rule.--The department shall administer the programs established under this chapter in a manner that permits full cooperation between Federal, State and local governments, agencies and instrumentalities, local transportation organizations and private interests, so as to result in as effective and economical a program as possible.
(b) Agreements.--The department may enter into agreements for mutual cooperation between or among the department and a Federal agency, local transportation organization or transportation company concerning a project to be funded with financial assistance under this chapter, including joint applications for Federal grants.
(c) General authority of department.--The department may do anything necessary or desirable to secure financial aid or cooperation of a Federal agency for a project funded with financial assistance under this chapter and to comply with a Federal statute or lawful requirement of a Federal agency authorized to administer a program of Federal aid to transportation. The department may enter into a protective agreement with organized labor to the extent required under 49 U.S.C. § 5333 (relating to labor standards) in order to obtain Federal grant money for transportation assistance. Protective agreements shall be narrowly drawn and strictly construed to provide no more than the minimum protections required by the United States Department of Labor for the agreements.
(d) Direct recipients.--Local transportation organizations that are direct recipients of Federal funding shall be under no obligation to enter into contracts with the department for expenditure of those funds, except that the department may require a contract for expenditure of the State portion of the project assisted by those Federal funds.
(b) Agreements.--The department may enter into agreements for mutual cooperation between or among the department and a Federal agency, local transportation organization or transportation company concerning a project to be funded with financial assistance under this chapter, including joint applications for Federal grants.
(c) General authority of department.--The department may do anything necessary or desirable to secure financial aid or cooperation of a Federal agency for a project funded with financial assistance under this chapter and to comply with a Federal statute or lawful requirement of a Federal agency authorized to administer a program of Federal aid to transportation. The department may enter into a protective agreement with organized labor to the extent required under 49 U.S.C. § 5333 (relating to labor standards) in order to obtain Federal grant money for transportation assistance. Protective agreements shall be narrowly drawn and strictly construed to provide no more than the minimum protections required by the United States Department of Labor for the agreements.
(d) Direct recipients.--Local transportation organizations that are direct recipients of Federal funding shall be under no obligation to enter into contracts with the department for expenditure of those funds, except that the department may require a contract for expenditure of the State portion of the project assisted by those Federal funds.
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