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2026 Q3 Combined Base DWSRF and IIJA General Supplemental PPL

Oregon Health Authority · 2026 COMBINED (H&C&C) PPL!A38:S38

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“18 | City of Heppner SD-26-13 Morrow Ryan DeGrofft / Gail Nelson 1,187 | | Issue: Based on the City's current WMP, there are several key projects that need to be addressed. Project: (1) Well improvements: replacing a well pump building, backup power generator (x2), drilling a new well, adding an...”
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18 | City of Heppner SD-26-13 Morrow Ryan DeGrofft / Gail Nelson 1,187 | | Issue: Based on the City's current WMP, there are several key projects that need to be addressed. Project: (1) Well improvements: replacing a well pump building, backup power generator (x2), drilling a new well, adding an additional chlorination system at the new well (2) Storage tank improvements: recoat current tank and build a 500K gallon tank to support the new well (3) Distribution improvements: replacing under sized water main, rehab current PRV stations and fire hydrants | | | | | Treatment Distribution/Trans. Storage Source Engineering Pump Station | 10000000 | 1500000 | 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 | 2026 (LOI expires on TBD) | 3Q2026 | 38 | Rating results include: 10 pts (Health Risk) due to emergency related project. Currently, the system has one transmission line along Willow Creek, should there be a natural emergency, the line could be compromised. This is part of the resiliency component. 10 pts (Compliance) due to documented areas with pressure loss under 20 psi. 0 pts (Consolidation) 15 pts (Affordability) 3 pts (Water System Size)
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