§ 1330-a. Filing five year performance, capital and operating finance\nplans. 1. (a) On or before October first, nineteen hundred ninety-four,\nand annually thereafter on or before April first, the authority shall\nadopt an operational performance plan for the five-year period\ncommencing April first. The plan shall set operational performance plan\ngoals and objectives, including but not limited to ridership and\npassenger revenue goals and objectives for the period, for fixed route\nbus operations, and shall establish performance indicators to measure\nstandards of service and operations. The performance indicators shall\ninclude: revenue passengers, total passengers, revenue vehicle miles,\nrevenue vehicle hours, number of employees by department, vehicle mean\ndistance between failures, on-time performance for total service\nprovided, the cost per passenger, the cost per revenue vehicle mile and\nthe operating-revenue-to-cost ratio.\n (b) Quarterly reports shall be prepared for authority members on\noperating performance of fixed route bus operations. The first such\nreport shall cover the three-month period commencing April first,\nnineteen hundred ninety-five and shall be submitted no later than thirty\ndays after the end of the quarter. Thereafter, quarterly reports shall\nbe submitted on the last day of October, January, April, and July of\neach year. The report shall compare the performance indicators for the\nmost recent quarter and the year-to-date performance indicators with the\nsame time period in the previous year with the annual goals established\npursuant to this subdivision.\n 2. (a) On or before October first, nineteen hundred ninety-four, and\nannually thereafter on or before April first, the authority shall adopt\na capital program plan for the five-year period commencing April first.\nThe plan shall contain the capital program, separately itemized, by the\nfollowing functions: regular fixed route bus service, demand responsive\nbus service, and any aviation facilities and any marine facilities for\nwhich it currently has or shall assume responsibility.\n (b) The plan shall set goals and objectives by function for capital\nspending, establish standards for service and operation, describe each\ncapital project to be initiated in each of the years covered by the plan\nand explain how each proposed project supports the goals and objectives\nand the service and operational standards established in the performance\nplan. The plan shall list separately by function those projects\ncontributing to the maintenance of the system infrastructure and those\nintended to enhance the system. The plan shall also include an estimated\ncost for each project and set forth an estimate of the amount of capital\nfunding required for each year of the plan and the expected sources of\nsuch funding. It shall also include a project schedule for the\ninitiation and completion of each project. Each plan subsequent to the\nfirst such plan shall describe the current status of each capital\nproject which has a total estimated cost of one hundred thousand dollars\nor more and which was included in the previously adopted plan.\n (c) In addition to the annual update, a quarterly capital plan status\nreport shall be provided to the authority members and shall include, but\nnot be limited to, a description of any material change in the scope,\ncost, funding or time of initiation or completion of a project which has\na total estimated cost of one hundred thousand dollars or more, as\nadopted in the plan. The first such report shall cover the three-month\nperiod commencing April first, nineteen hundred ninety-five and shall be\nsubmitted no later than thirty days after the end of the quarter.\nThereafter, quarterly reports shall be submitted on the last day of\nOctober, January, April, and July of each year.\n 3. (a) On or before October first, nineteen hundred ninety-four, and\nannually thereafter on or before April first, the authority s
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