Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Description:this Agreement Is for a Capitalization Grant Which Provides Funds for the Recipient's Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) Program to Provide Low Interest Financing to Recipients for Costs Associated With the Planning, Design, and Construction of Eligible Water Quality Improvement and Protection Projects. the Objectives Are to Establish and Manage an Effective Comprehensive Cwsrf Program and to Maintain a Self-sustaining Revolving Fund So as to Improve and Protect Water Quality and Public Health.activities:the Project Priority List (PPL) Prepared by the Mpca Identifies Wastewater and Stormwater Projects That Are Potentially Eligible to Receive a CWRF Loan Over the Next Five Years. the Fy 2022 PPL Contains 235 Projects With a Total Estimated Cost of $1.7 Billion, and Is Attached as an Appendix of the Iup.subrecipient:cwsrf Is Exempt From This Requirement. See Iup for Projects to Be Funded.outcomes:the Member Agencies of the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority Are Committed to Using the Clean Water Revolving Fund as Effectively as Possible to Protect, Preserve and Improve Water Resources in the State of Minnesota. the Agencies Will Work to Bring Together Federal, State, Local and Private Resources to Meet These Goals. Short Term Goals 1. Actively Coordinate State and Federal Agency Programs to Maximize Funding for Projects on the Project Priority List. 2. Negotiate Loan Amounts With Applicants Funded on an Annual Cash Flow Basis in Order to Meet Project Needs While Limiting the Annual Impact on the CWRF. 3. Encourage CWRF Recipients to Development Asset Management Plans. 4. Facilitate Discussions With Agbmp and CWP Staff About Nonpoint Source Program Demand, Priorities, and Available Funding.
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$21.3 Million
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