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2026 Q3 Combined Base DWSRF and IIJA General Supplemental PPL — public-comment PDF
Oregon Health Authority · PDF page 11
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“rought resiliency and increase wildfire protection. City of Ashland Issue: The existing water treatment plant was built in 1948 and has Rating results include: SD-24-420 reached the end of its useful life and is located near Ashland Creek 5 pts (Health Risk) For installing ozone Jackson so it is...”Read the official document · page 11
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rought resiliency and increase wildfire protection. City of Ashland Issue: The existing water treatment plant was built in 1948 and has Rating results include: SD-24-420 reached the end of its useful life and is located near Ashland Creek 5 pts (Health Risk) For installing ozone Jackson so it is prone to flooding and other natural disaster problems. for prevention of future potential HAB Project: The system is replacing the water treatment plant with a new contamination. Marta Tarantsey / Tawni Bean 7.0 MGD direct filtration plant (with the ability to expand to 9.0 MGD To be confirmed at the time 0 pts (Compliance) 20,700 for future demands). The WTP improvements include adding ozone, of invitation to apply and 0 pts (Consolidation) replacing the sand filter, chlorine feed, and flocculation basin. They subject to subsidy 13 pts (Affordability) will also add solar panels to offset the energy costs. The engineering availability. Disadvantaged 2024 0 pts (Water System Size) design is done so this project is only for construction and construction communities may qualify 30 management. Treatment $6,000,000 $1,500,000 $6,000,000 $1,500,000 for up to $1,500,000 in Yes (LOI expires on 3Q2024 18 forgivable loan funding, or 8/27/27) 50% of total project costs (whichever is lower), and interest rates as low as 1%. City of Estacada Issue: The current treatment plant capacity will not be able to meet Rating results include: SD-26-02 demand in the next few years and parts of the treatment
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