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

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ssues will need to be maintained and improved Rating results include: to ensure compliance with drinking water rules and safety standards: 15 pts (Health Risk) SD-23-392 Coos • Reinforcement of the sedimentation basin exterior wall (considered 10 pts (Compliance) Christopher Frazier / Tawni Bean as a major structural flaw). 0 pts (Consolidation) • Construction of a FRP baffle wall separating the flocculation 25 pts (Affordability) 3,953 chamber and settling basin. 1 pts (Water System Size) • 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 To be confirmed at the time duplex booster pump, a pressure reducing vault (PRV) station and the of invitation to apply and installment of a solar powered active mixier in the Oerding Tank. subject to subsidy • The river pump station and the 14-inch raw water line are needed to availability. Disadvantaged Treatment 2023 12 ensure water availability during the summer months, when the Distribution/Trans. $1,120,510 $560,255 $801,319 $400,659 communities may qualify (LOI expires on 1Q2023 reservoir is not able to meet the water demand. Pump Stations for up to $1,500,000 in Yes 9/3/26) 51 • Treatment nearing the end of its useful life: replace chemical feed forgivable loan funding, or pumps, onsite chlorine generation system, control systems and 50% of total project costs settling basing sediment removal system. (whiche

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