2026 Q3 Combined Base DWSRF and IIJA General Supplemental PPL — public-comment PDF

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hichever is lower), and interest rates as low as 1%. City of Newberg Issue: The City of Newberg’s System TP contains uncovered settling Rating results include: SD-23-377 basins and filters used for iron removal outdoors; this atmospheric 40 pts (Health Risk) Yamhill exposure puts disinfected drinking water from the groundwater well To be confirmed at the time 30 pts (Compliance) sources at risk to become contaminated post disinfection. of invitation to apply and 0 pts (Consolidation) Arthur Chaput / Michelle Bilberry Project: Replace the 70-year old groundwater TP with uncovered 0 pts (Affordability) 25,138 subject to subsidy basins and filters and design/construct a new groundwater TP that is availability. Non- 0 pts (Water System Size) seismically resilient and will have the capacity to serve future City disadvantaged demands. communities may qualify 2023 6 Treatment $3,000,000 $150,000 N/A N/A for up to $400,000 in No (LOI expires on 1Q2023 70 forgivable loan funding, or 9/3/26) 50% of total project costs (whichever is lower), and interest rates at 80% of the market rate. Mt. Terrace MHP Issue: The system completed a feasibility study that identified critical Rating results include: water system issues: inefficient treatment for arsenic.: Currently 30 pts (Health Risk) The 2017 feasibility SD-25-445 Coos arsenic is addressed with individual kitchen sink filters that users are study noted that the system has Christopher Frazier / Tawni Bean required to change. Failure to ch

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