060-16 Wyo. Code R. §§ 16-17 - IIJA Emerging Contaminants Funding
The Board may award funding from IIJA funds under this Section for projects that address Emerging Contaminants. For awards under this Section, the provisions of this Section shall supersede any inconsistent provisions in any other section of this Chapter.
(a) Loan and Additional Subsidies
Eligibility.
(i) Applicants. Publicly Owned
Water Systems in Wyoming listed on the Project Priority List specifically
related to Emerging Contaminants shall be eligible to apply for loans and
Additional Subsidies under this Section.
(ii) Additional Subsidies. Additional
Subsidies may be awarded in the form of Principal Forgiveness, to the extent
available, and in accordance with all federal regulations. All loans awarded
under this section are eligible for one hundred percent (100%) Principal
Forgiveness, contingent on compliance with federal requirements.
(iii) Disadvantaged Community Eligibility.
All entities with identified areas meeting the Emerging Contaminants definition
in Section
2(e) are considered
disadvantaged under this section and qualify for one hundred percent (100%)
Principal Forgiveness.
(b) Eligible Projects. Projects shall be
eligible under this Section if they:
(i) Meet
all DWSRF eligibility criteria;
(ii) Are primarily intended to address
Emerging Contaminants in drinking water; and
(iii) Meet all other federal program
requirements.
(c)
Eligible Costs. The following project costs shall be eligible for reimbursement
under this Section, subject to federal program requirements:
(i) Costs associated with the construction of
a new treatment facility or upgrade to an existing treatment facility that
addresses Emerging Contaminants.
(ii) Development of a new source that
addresses an Emerging Contaminant issue. Water rights purchases must meet all
criteria in the Class Deviation for Water Rights in order to be eligible for
funding under this section.
(iii)
Consolidation with another water system that does not have Emerging
Contaminants present or has removal capability.
(iv) Costs for planning and design and
associated pre-project costs.
(v)
Infrastructure related to pilot testing for treatment alternatives.
(vi) Creation of a new community water system
to address unsafe drinking water provided by privately-owned wells or surface
water sources.
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