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2026 Q3 Combined Base DWSRF and IIJA General Supplemental PPL

Oregon Health Authority · 2026 COMBINED (H&C&C) PPL!A27:S27

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“12 | City of Coquille SD-23-392 Coos Christopher Frazier / Tawni Bean 3,953 | | Issue: The following issues will need to be maintained and improved to ensure compliance with drinking water rules and safety standards: • Reinforcement of the sedimentation basin exterior wall (considered as a major...”

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12 | City of Coquille SD-23-392 Coos Christopher Frazier / Tawni Bean 3,953 | | Issue: The following issues will need to be maintained and improved to ensure compliance with drinking water rules and safety standards: • Reinforcement of the sedimentation basin exterior wall (considered as a major structural flaw). • Construction of a FRP baffle wall separating the flocculation chamber and settling basin. • Replacement of a 12-inch raw water line with a 14-inch line due to leakage and other high maintenance issues. • New improvements needed for the Oerding pump station: a 200 gpm duplex booster pump, a pressure reducing vault (PRV) station and the installment of a solar powered active mixier in the Oerding Tank. • The river pump station and the 14-inch raw water line are needed to ensure water availability during the summer months, when the reservoir is not able to meet the water demand. • Treatment nearing the end of its useful life: replace chemical feed pumps, onsite chlorine generation system, control systems and settling basing sediment removal system. Project: It is an improvement project to maintain the quality of the system, increase fire flow, reduce unaccounted water losses, extend the life of the existing tanks, and install needed telemetry for the entire system. | | | | | Treatment Distribution/Trans. Pump Stations | 1120510 | 560255 | 801319 | 400659 | 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 | 2023 (LOI expires on 9/3/26) | 1Q2023 | 51 | Rating results include: 15 pts (Health Risk) 10 pts (Compliance) 0 pts (Consolidation) 25 pts (Affordability) 1 pts (Water System Size)

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