Headwaters Charitable Trust

Program: Not-for-profit Acid Mine Drainage (AMD) Reclamationaward Purpose: Funding Assists Local Qualified Not-for-profit Organizations to Begin Actual Construction Projects to Improve the Water Quality of Streams Impacted by Amd. Lands and Water Eligible for Reclamation or Drainage Abatement Expenditures Under Section 404 of Public Law 95-87 (the Act), as Amended, Are Those Which Were Mined for Coal or Which Were Affected by Such Mining, Waste Banks, Coal Processing, or Other Coal Mining Processes, Except as Provided for Under Section 411 of the Act Prior to August 3, 1977, and for Which There Is No Continuing Reclamation Responsibility Under State or Other Federal Laws.activities to Be Performed: This Project Involves the Maintenance of 2 Passive Treatment Systems in the Mill Creek Watershed in Jefferson County, Pa. the First System Is the Beagle Site. the System Requires Repair a Limestone Ditch That Is Leaking and to Replenish the Limestone That Is Onsite, Mobilization and Demobilization and Labor.the Second System Is the Glenn 19 Passive Treatment System. the System Maintenance Requires Cleaning the Limestone and Replacing Limestone in the Cells, Mobilization Demobilization and Labor Charges.expected Deliverables or Outcomes: This Project Involves the Maintenance of Two Treatment Systems in the Mill Creek Watershed Located in Clarion and Jefferson Counties in Pennsylvania. the Mill Creek Coalition Formed in 1990 and Originally Identified Mill Creek as Its Priority Watershed Due to It Being a Serious Amd Source Impacting the Clarion River and the Rivers Federal Wild and Scenic Designation. Intended Beneficiaries: This Project Benefits the Mill Creek Watershed Located in Clarion and Jefferson Counties in Pennsylvania. Subrecipient Activities (if Known or Specified at Time of Award): N a