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2026 Q3 Combined Base DWSRF and IIJA General Supplemental PPL

Oregon Health Authority · 2026 COMBINED (H&C&C) PPL!A20:S20

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“8 | City of Milwaukie SD-25-454 Clackamas Jeff Hampton / Matt Mattia 20,946 | | Issue: PFAS detections above MCL, treatment required to reduce levels below MCL by 2029. Aging/obsolete VOC treatment (potentially at end of life). The gas chlorine treatment has minimal safety controls and has been...”

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8 | City of Milwaukie SD-25-454 Clackamas Jeff Hampton / Matt Mattia 20,946 | | Issue: PFAS detections above MCL, treatment required to reduce levels below MCL by 2029. Aging/obsolete VOC treatment (potentially at end of life). The gas chlorine treatment has minimal safety controls and has been identified by emergency responders with concerns about response capabilities. Project: Treatment Project: a.) Install PFAS treatment for at least 5 wells (method determined by PFAS feasibility study) Replace gas chlorination with hypochlorite based disinfection. b.) Upgrade VOC air stripping tower for seismic resilience, reliability, and efficiency. c.) Improve clearwells to reduce risk of exterior contaminants. Relocate backup generators from on top of clearwells. d.) Reconfigure treatment structures, electrical equipment and mechanical equipment to support above changes. e.) Evaluate Well 8 to determine if it can be rehabilitated and treated or if a new well needs to be drilled. Needs PFAS testing, and corrosivity and iron analysis (above SMCL for iron). Secondary Projects: Replacing concrete reservoir, redevelop wells, transfer pump capacity upgrades, relocate W2 transfer pump station and building to accommodate new treatment facility, and intertie with Oak Lodge. | | | | | Treatment Source Pump Stations Storage | 27170000 | 650000 | 10000000 | 1500000 | To be confirmed at the time of invitation to apply and subject to subsidy availability. Disadvantaged communities may qualify for up to $1,500,000 in forgivable loan funding, or 50% of total project costs (whichever is lower), and interest rates as low as 1%. | Yes | 2025 (LOI expires on TBD) | 3Q2025 | 60 | Rating results include: 30 pts (Health Risk) Chronic MCL exceedances for EC (PFAS) 20 pts (Compliance) Must install treatment to reduce levels to below MCL by 2029 (future deadline) 0 pts (Consolidation) 10 pts (Affordability) 0 pts (Water System Size)

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