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Department of Health
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DRAFT
Department of Health
Nirav R. Shah, M.D., M.P.H.,
Commissioner
Public Comments on this draft IUP will be accepted until 5:00PM EST Sept. 10, 2012
(See attachment VII for instructions)
DRAFT
for the
Projects funded through the DWSRF are subject to Federal Davis Bacon Prevailing Wage
Laws in addition to NYS State Prevailing Wage Laws, MWBE/EEO/DBE requirements and
the State Smart Growth Public Infrastructure Policy Act.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1.0 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................. 1
3.1
3.2
SHORT-TERM GOALS................................................................................................................................... 4
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
FEES ............................................................................................................................................................. 6
6.1
ADMINISTRATIVE ........................................................................................................................................ 12
6.2
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ...........................................................................................................................13
6.3
STATE PROGRAM MANAGEMENT...............................................................................................................14
6.4
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................................................... 16
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................... 17
CO-FUNDING .............................................................................................................................................. 22
8.1
8.2
8.3
8.4
8.5
8.6
10.1
10.2
AND
Attachment I
Attachment II
Attachment III
Attachment IV
Attachment V
Attachment VI
Attachment VII
Attachment VIII
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1.0
Introduction
The Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) was created in 1996 as a result of New
York States enactment of Chapter 413 of the Laws of 1996 (Clean Water/Clean Air Bond Act,
Bond Act) and passage of the 1996 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act (Public Law
104-182) by the U.S. Congress. The DWSRF provides a financial incentive for municipally and
privately owned public water systems to undertake needed drinking water infrastructure
improvements (e.g., treatment plants, distribution mains, storage facilities). This program
provides market rate and below market rate financing for the construction of certain eligible
public water system projects. As financings are repaid, money is made available for new
financings - a true revolving fund. For qualifying communities with demonstrated financial
hardship, interest rates can be reduced to zero percent. In this federal fiscal year, the State
expects to receive additional federal grants to capitalize the DWSRF. Monies from the Bond Act
will be used to provide federally mandated state matching funds of at least 20%. The program
is administered jointly by the New York State Department of Health (DOH) and the New York
State Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC).
This Intended Use Plan (IUP) includes:
1. an anticipated financing schedule which covers the period from October 1, 2012 to
September 30, 2013;
2. a description of the goals of the DWSRF program;
3. specifics on how New York State proposes to use available DWSRF funds during federal
fiscal year (FFY) 2013;
4. criteria for selecting projects to receive financial assistance;
5. criteria for determining which communities qualify as disadvantaged communities;
6. an estimate of anticipated funds available for subsidized financial assistance;
7. a procedure to amend this IUP;
8. a description of capacity assessment;
9. a description of the project selection process;
10. criteria for determining equivalency projects;
11. a Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) which includes eligible projects
expected to be ready for short-term or long-term financing during this IUP period;
12. a Category A List which includes eligible projects of systems serving less than 10,000
people;
13. a Multi-Year List of projects eligible to receive DWSRF financing;
14. a Category C (hardship) List of projects which have received written confirmation that
they qualify for financial hardship;
15. the project scoring and ranking system;
16. a description of the fees associated with DWSRF financing;
17. a copy of the DWSRF Listing Form (Formerly called the pre-application) form and
application checklist;
18. Output and Outcome measures;
19. Public Hearing and Public Comment information; and
20. A map of DOH central office DWSRF contacts by county and area.
This IUP is based on the use of FFY 2013 federal Capitalization Grant monies and unobligated
funds carried forward from the previous IUP. The anticipated financing schedule for this IUP
period is found in Attachment II.
Under the anticipated financing schedule, leveraged financing funded from bond issues will be
determined. Direct long-term and short-term financings will be originated throughout the year.
2.0
2. Davis-Bacon Compliance- As part of the FFY 2010, 2011, & 2012 budget appropriation
for the DWSRF, Congress mandated that federal labor laws regarding prevailing wages,
hours of work, and rates of pay shall apply to construction carried out in whole or in part
with assistance from the DWSRF. These requirements are collectively known as the
Davis-Bacon laws. These requirements are in addition to the requirements of NYS
prevailing wage laws. EPA guidance requires that any DWSRF financings comply with
the Davis-Bacon laws and incorporate these provisions into any project work that has
been or will be contracted. Work done by a municipal applicants employees, generally
known as force account or work force, is not generally subject to Davis-Bacon
requirements. For more information on Davis-Bacon laws, please visit EFCs website.
3. Phased Points will not be assigned for any Listing Form (Formerly called the preapplication) received if the prior related portion of the project closed on long term
financing more than five years earlier and the improvements already funded are
operational. (DOH reserves the right to assign phased points for projects that require
additional financing, regardless of time frames, to address the more serious original
public health priorities for which the project received its original score.)
4. Minority and Women Business Enterprise/Equal Employment Opportunity
(MWBE/EEO) - Significant revisions to the MWBE/EEO program to reflect statutory
changes and to streamline current procedures were initiated in FFY 2012. EFC will be
strengthening the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) requirements in the revised
MWBE/EEO program to offer a seamless solution for our clients to meet both the state
MWBE and Federal DBE requirements. Some of the more significant Program changes
include:
Professionals services, such as engineering, legal, and financial advisory services,
are now subject to MWBE participation requirements;
There are new recordkeeping and reporting requirements;
Information concerning the makeup of the project workforce will be required to be
submitted quarterly; and
All contracts and agreements that are paid for with DWSRF funds will be required to
contain certain contractual provisions.
In addition, EFC is proposing revised goals for MBE and WBE participation for nonconstruction contracts/agreements in projects financed through the DWSRF for FFY
2014. For more information on MWBE/EEO/DBE guidance please visit EFCs website.
Ongoing Initiatives:
1. Asset Management: The DOH and the EFC encourage communities that apply for
financing in this and future IUP periods to prepare and submit an asset management
plan to accompany the engineering report and/or plans and specifications for their
project. An asset management plan would support communities by encouraging the
building of sustainable infrastructure. The DOH reserves the right to require an asset
management plan for any project that has shown deficiencies with respect to
Managerial, Technical, and Financial capacity.
2. Energy Efficiency: New York State encourages the efficient use of energy in all
drinking water projects. Therefore, the DOH and the EFC are requiring, if applicable, that
all engineering reports and/or plans and specifications submitted to the DOH identify
project components that incorporate energy efficiency, water efficiency, and/or other
environmentally innovative activity.
The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) Amendments of 1996 authorize a DWSRF to assist public
water systems with financing the costs of infrastructure needed to achieve or maintain
compliance with SDWA requirements and to protect public health. The DWSRF program will
help ensure that New York States drinking water supplies remain safe and affordable, and that
drinking water systems that receive funding will be properly operated and maintained.
3.1
Short-Term Goals
Continue to implement the DWSRF program for the State of New York.
Receive project Listing Forms (Formerly called the pre-applications), score and rank
projects based on human health risk and compliance with the SDWA.
Make available short-term financing to help accelerate project development.
Make available long-term financing for projects in priority order, taking into account
project affordability.
Make available financing and/or financial assistance payments (grants) to help small
public water systems and disadvantaged communities finance needed projects.
Make available emergency financing to allow for emergency repairs when no other
funding source is available to the eligible public water system.
3.2
Long-Term Goals
Help public water supplies achieve and maintain compliance with federal and state
drinking water standards and enforceable requirements of the SDWA and the New York
State Sanitary Code.
Protect and enhance New Yorks public drinking water supplies using the financial
incentives provided by the DWSRF and the programs that the DWSRF supports.
Administer the DWSRF in a fiscally responsible manner that will ensure its revolving
nature in perpetuity.
Assist public water supplies to improve drinking water quality, quantity and dependability
by providing reduced interest rate long-term financing and/or Additional Financing
Subsidies (Grants).
4.0
Financial Status
4.1
Capitalization for the New York DWSRF program during this IUP funding period will be provided
from the FFY 2013 federal Capitalization Grant and unobligated funds carried forward from the
previous IUP (October 1, 2011 - September 30, 2012). New York State has not yet received a
FFY 2013 DWSRF Capitalization Grant and the Final IUP may be amended at a future date to
reflect a different amount depending on negotiations and finalization of the federal budget. The
minimum state match requirement is 20% of each federal award. The minimum state match
requirement is made from Bond Act funds that were provided in excess of the 20% minimum
amount required under the federal SDWA and that have been credited (banked) against future
state match. The 100% state match requirement for the state program management set-aside
will be met with in-kind services. The proposed sources and uses of the DWSRF for this IUP
are presented in Table 1. After leveraging the total available DWSRF program resources to
finance drinking water projects are $435,924,679 for this IUP period.
Table 1
Proposed Sources and Uses
And Estimated Amount of DWSRF Funds for FFY 2013
(Numbers subject to change for the final IUP)
Sources
Amount
FFY 2012 Capitalization Grant
Carry-over monies from FFY 2011
Repayments and Interest Earnings
Total Sources
Uses
Amount
Administrative Set-Aside
Technical Assistance Set-Aside
State Program Management Set-Aside
Total Set-Asides
Direct Financing
Grants Expected to Close
Grant Funds Reserved
Grant Funds Available
Reserve Allocation for Leveraged Financing
Total Uses
$52,564,9371
$151,000,000
$38,000,000
$241,564,937
$2,102,597
$1,051,299
$5,256,494
$8,410,3902
$90,000,000
$25,000,000
$9,000,000
$15,769,481
$93,385,0663
$241,564,937
This amount is based on an estimated national DWSRF allocation of $829 million for federal fiscal year 2012;
however, this amount has not yet been appropriated and is subject to change depending on the federal budget.
Leveraged three times, these funds will provide financing of $280,155,198 worth of eligible projects. Combined
with Direct Financing, Grants Expected to Close, and Grant Funds Available the total subsidized financing capacity
for this IUP period is approximately $410,924,679.
4.2
Fees
Up to 4% of the total amount of federal Capitalization Grants (as provided by Section 1452(g)(2)
of the SDWA) can be set-aside to support the cost of administering the DWSRF program.
Costs of DWSRF program administration not covered by the 4% administrative set-aside must
be paid from fees charged to DWSRF recipients. A program administration fee of 1.1% of the
project costs plus an annual fee of 0.11% of the outstanding principal balance of the financing
will be assessed to support the administration of the DWSRF program. The 1.1% program
administration fee may be included as part of the financing. For non-hardship projects that
receive short-term financing, an administrative fee equal to 0.6% will be charged and may be
included as part of the short-term financing. A description of the fees is presented in
Attachment III. Fees collected by the DWSRF are held in an account outside of the DWSRF.
For the state fiscal year (SFY) 2012 (4/1/11 to 3/31/12), the DWSRF expected to collect
approximately $1,458,967 in program administration fees. It is anticipated that in SFY 2013 a
similar amount of fees will be recognized and collected.
4.3
Transfer of Funds
The SDWA Amendments of 1996 offered states the flexibility to meet the funding needs for
drinking water and wastewater facilities by transferring funds from one SRF program to the
other (Section 302 of Public Law 104-182). An amount equal to up to 33 percent of the DWSRF
Capitalization Grant could be transferred from the DWSRF to the CWSRF program, or an
equivalent amount from the CWSRF to the DWSRF program. While the authority expired on
September 30, 2001, Congress extended this provision within EPAs annual budgets. Transfers
from the CWSRF to the DWSRF were made for FFY 1997 through 2001, totaling $82,443,933.
Pending Congressional approval of an extension within EPAs proposed budget, transfers
between the CWSRF and the DWSRF programs during current and future IUP periods may be
made. Any funds transferred during this IUP period will be returned using program funds within
this IUP period. Therefore, there will be no effect on the funding line of either the DWSRF
program or the CWSRF program.
4.4
Drinking water systems that are eligible for project funding are community water systems, both
public and privately owned, and non-profit, non-community water systems (when funding is
provided, a recipient).
Drinking water infrastructure project or water supply project means the planning, design,
construction, improvement, or acquisition of facilities, equipment, sites, or buildings for the
supply, control, treatment, distribution, and transport of drinking water and the testing and
monitoring to ensure the integrity and quality of such water intended to improve drinking water
facilities including achievement of compliance with the federal SDWA or other applicable federal
law and state drinking water quality goals and standards.
Projects eligible for DWSRF financing include investments to upgrade or replace infrastructure,
address noncompliance with federal or state health standards, prevent future violations of such
standards, and provide the public with safe drinking water. Examples of such projects include
but are not limited to:
rehabilitation or development of new drinking water sources to replace contaminated
supplies;
installation or upgrading of facilities if the project will improve the quality of drinking water to
comply with primary or secondary standards or treatment/performance criteria;
installation or upgrading of storage facilities, including finished water reservoirs, to prevent
microbiological contamination or to provide adequate delivery pressures;
installation or replacement of transmission and distribution mains to prevent contamination
caused by leaks or breaks;
funding and/or construction to promote the consolidation of water supply services,
particularly in circumstances where individual homes or water systems generally have an
inadequate quantity of water, the water supply is contaminated, or the system is unable to
maintain adequate compliance for financial or managerial reasons;
the purchase of a portion of another systems capacity, if the purchase is part of a
consolidation plan to bring the system(s) into compliance;
capital investments made to improve the security of drinking water systems; and
any of the above listed project types which are publicly owned and which were previously
financed subsequent to July 1, 1993, may be eligible for refinancing. Planning, design and
other pre-construction costs incurred prior to July 1, 1993, may be allowed if related to an
otherwise eligible project.
Projects submitted by systems that lack technical, managerial or financial capacity or are
classified as priority systems based on EPA's Enforcement Targeting Tool (ETT) are not eligible
for funding unless the proposed project will ensure capacity or compliance. Also, projects whose
primary purpose is fire protection or growth/development, dams and reservoirs, or acquisition of
land not integral to an eligible project are not eligible.
The EPA issued a notice in the Federal Register (63FR 59299, November 3, 1998) which allows
States to provide DWSRF assistance to projects that solve public health problems for residents
currently served by contaminated sources. This policy allows for the creation of a community
water system (publicly or privately owned) to address an existing public health problem caused
by unsafe drinking water provided by individual wells or surface water sources. This policy also
extends to a situation where a new regional public water system is created by consolidating
several existing public water systems that have technical, financial or managerial difficulties.
Under this policy, a proposed project may only receive DWSRF assistance if the following
conditions are met:
upon completion of the project, the entity responsible for the DWSRF financing meets the
definition of a Federal community public water system;
the project is on the Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) and addresses an
actual public health problem with serious risks;
the project is limited in scope to the specific geographic area affected by contamination;
the project is only sized to accommodate a reasonable amount of growth expected over the
life of the facility (growth cannot be a substantial portion of the project);
the applicant demonstrates that sufficient public notice to potentially affected parties was
provided and alternative solutions to addressing the problem were considered; and
the project is a cost-effective solution to solving the public health problem.
4.5
Projects submitted for financing will be screened for eligibility, scored, ranked and listed.
Projects can be submitted to the DOH for listing at any time. All eligible projects for which
Listing Forms (Formerly called pre-applications) are submitted on or before September 5, 2012
will be included in the final IUP. Eligible projects for which Listing Forms (Formerly called the
pre-applications) are submitted after September 5, 2012 will be included in the next IUP
(October 1, 2013 September 30, 2014). Projects for which an engineering report or plans and
specifications are submitted to the DOH or which completed construction by September 5, 2012
will be listed on the Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List). Scheduled closings
for leveraged financings during this IUP period will be determined based on program. Direct
long-term and short-term financings will be originated throughout the year.
4.6
The DWSRF program will offer the following types of financial assistance:
1. Short-Term Financing Program (STFP) Short-term financing will be offered interest free
and at market rate for terms of up to three (3) years. Before any short-term financing is
provided, an applicant must, among other conditions, receive approval of an engineering
report for the project, complete the State Environmental Review Process (SERP), obtain
approval from the Office of the State Comptroller for any necessary district formation, and
adopt a bond resolution for the project.
Short-Term Interest Free Financing (STIFF) - The STIFF program provides short-term
financing to recipients that are developing projects eligible for long-term DWSRF
financing. STIFF is available for projects that are eligible to be funded from the current
Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) and have not completed
construction. The amount available is limited to one-third of the estimated total project
costs as set forth on the Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List). Recipients
that qualify for hardship assistance are not subject to the one-third project cost limitation.
STIFF is not available to pre-finance any awarded grants.
Short-Term Market Rate Financing (SMRF) For projects with scores too low to be
eligible for long-term DWSRF financing or projects eligible for STIFF but with financing
needs in excess of the one-third project cost limitation referenced above, short-term
financing may be made available at EFC's short-term cost of funds (market rate). SMRF
may be used to pre-finance third party grants. EFC and DOH encourage applicants to
inquire about SMRF availability as we believe this financial assistance is generally less
expensive and more convenient than traditional bond anticipation note financing.
Funds for SMRF are derived internally, from EFC's short-term financing sources or externally,
through the issuance by EFC of long-term bonds or short-term notes (commercial paper). EFC
expects that its commercial paper program will obtain high short-term credit ratings and pass
through low borrowing costs. EFC tracks the availability of its internal short-term financing
sources by projecting its cash flow month to month over the course of the FFY. For FFY 2012,
EFC and DOH project $75 million to be available for DWSRF SMRF from these internal
sources. Upon reaching this threshold amount of SMRF transactions, DOH and EFC will, if
prudent, revise the threshold or EFC will pursue external funding sources as described above.
In the event EFC determines to pursue external funding sources, applicants may experience
delays in SMRF funding until proceeds of external funding are received by EFC. DOH and EFC
intend to make SMRF available to as many applicants as possible. However, DOH and EFC
have determined that additional considerations may need to be given to the process of SMRF
allocation. Therefore, depending on the number of applications received and the total dollar
amounts associated with them, the following priorities which are in order of public health benefit
may be applied, if necessary, to DWSRF SMRF availability:
Projects on the Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) with scores above the
subsidy funding line requiring short-term financing in excess of the amount available
under the Short Term Interest Free Financing (STIFF) Program. This can include
financings beyond the STIFF for Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) projects
and pre-financing of third-party grants.
Projects on the Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) that require interim
financing prior to the next scheduled pooled financing. These financings typically occur
for projects with STIFF that matured prior to the leveraged financing pool or projects that
require additional funds prior to the leveraged financing pool.
Projects on the Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) below the Subsidy Line and
not reachable for subsidy via bypass between the Subsidy Line down through 45 points.
DOH and EFC, may elect not to process applications for SMRF for projects with priority
health ranking scores of 40 points or lower.
2. Leveraged Financing - Leveraged Financings are DWSRF financings funded from bond
proceeds. Certain bond series issued to fund DWSRF financing will be secured by federal
and state match dollars deposited to and held in program financing indentures. Leveraged
Financings will be at market rate or receive an interest subsidy either from earnings received
from a dedicated reserve allocation equal to one-third of the financing amount or from other
program assets. Certain hardship communities may receive an interest subsidy of more than
one-third of the financing amount. Other program assets or investment earnings from the
reserve allocation will provide a 33 1/3% interest subsidy, based on the market rate of the
related EFC bonds, to certain recipients, thereby resulting in a subsidized interest rate on
the financing. In instances where the project qualifies for a hardship financing, the interest
subsidy may reduce the net interest rate to zero percent. The performance of investments
held in the financing indenture or the general accounts of the program will not impact the net
interest rate on leveraged recipient financings.
3. Regular Reduced Rate Direct Financing - Regular Reduced Rate Direct Financing will be
made available to recipients not eligible for Leveraged Financing. Direct Financing
recipients are determined by EFC and may include non-investment grade borrowers or small
financing requests.
4. Hardship Financing Direct or Hardship Financing will be made available to qualified
recipients at rates below the regular reduced interest rate. Certain hardship eligible
recipients may receive leveraged financing. If qualified, Hardship Financing may also be
issued for 30 years. A description of the DWSRF Disadvantaged Community Program is
provided in Section 7.0.
5. Additional Financial Assistance (Grants) - Grants may be made available to eligible
recipients if a Direct or Hardship interest free financing does not provide sufficient funding to
lower the Projected Service Charge to the Target Service Charge (TSC). A description of
the DWSRF Disadvantaged Community Program is provided in Section 7.0.
6. Emergency Financing - The emergency financing program allows for the immediate
financing of emergency situations as defined in Attachment I of this IUP, at eligible public
water systems. This funding is only available to water supply systems for emergency
repairs when no other funding source is available to the system. The determination of when
an emergency exists would be made by the DOH. Imminent threats to public health would
include situations that result in the unavailability of a source of potable water for an
extended period of time. Projects that are designed to address such emergency situations
will receive the highest priority ranking and will be added to the Project Annual List
(Formerly called Readiness List). These projects would receive the first priority for any
funds that are by-passed in accordance with by-pass procedures authorized in Section 10.2
of this IUP.
7. SRF Bond Market Rate Program - The SRF Bond Market Rate Program provides eligible
financing recipients with project scores below the subsidy funding line on the Project Annual
List (Formerly called Readiness List) access to the public market at preferred market rates.
Projects funded with market rate obligations will be retained, in subsequent years, on the
Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) of the IUP until such time that they may
qualify for subsidy assistance in future years. For projects with scores that later rise above
the subsidy funding line (including through by-pass), subsidy assistance will become
available at the then target rate for the remaining term of the recipient financing. For
projects that qualify for subsidy assistance, a bond guarantee may be available to extend
repayment terms beyond the previous DWSRF limit of 20 years from project completion.
For recipients opting for longer repayment terms, subsidy assistance will be limited to that
which would have been available had the financing been structured with such 20 year
repayment terms. Subsidy assistance will be made available, at the target level, on the
total financed amount of the project. Consistent with project useful life, bonds with
maturities that exceed 20 years from the project completion date will be supported solely by
SRF guarantee and will carry no subsidy.
8. SRF Bond Guarantee Program - The SRF will provide a bond guarantee for bonds issued
by eligible recipients. The Bond Guarantee Program is available to support eligible projects
for which DWSRF subsidized financing is not available. Bonds issued by recipients and
guaranteed by the DWSRF may be issued for terms of up to thirty years.
4.7
1. Short-Term Financing - Communities will borrow through the STFP by issuing municipal
Bond Anticipation Notes (BANs) to the EFC. The EFC will provide funding in the amount
of the BANS on an interest-free or EFC market rate basis. Upon maturity, the BANs may be
retired with long term DWSRF financing, the issuance of long term debt obligations by the
community, or other funding. Applicants other than municipalities will borrow through the
STFP by issuing a promissory note to EFC secured by a letter of credit if not PSC regulated.
Only DWSRF market rate short-term funds will be available to pre-finance any awarded
grants.
2. Leveraged Financing - The financing terms, including the payment of principal and interest,
are based on the terms of the EFCs bonds, proceeds of which fund the Leveraged
Financing. Principal amortization will be required to commence the earlier of a) within one
year of the project completion or b) no later than two years after closing the financing
(consistent with New York State Local Finance Law). Principal amortization cannot exceed
20 years from the project completion date or the Period of Probable Usefulness, whichever
is sooner. The interest subsidy is provided either from other program assets or interest
earnings on the investment of the reserve allocation. Reserve investments will be limited to
U.S. Treasury securities, U.S. Government guaranteed securities, securities of Government
Service Enterprises (GSE) such as the Federal National Mortgage Association and the
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, GSE guaranteed securities, investment
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5.0
This IUP may be amended to reflect both programmatic and/or project specific changes. Draft
amendment notices will be published in the NYSDEC Environmental Notice Bulletin (ENB). At
the end of the comment period, responses to all significant comments will be made available
and the final amendment notice will be published in the ENB.
6.0
Set-Aside Activities
Section 1452 of the SDWA authorizes states to use a portion of the federal Capitalization Grant
(set-asides) to support various drinking water programs. Section 1452 allows as much as 31%
of a states federal Capitalization Grant to be used for administrative activities, technical
assistance activities, state program management activities, and special activities. New York
State proposes to use 16% FFY 2013 Capitalization Grant for set-aside purposes. Table 2
specifies set-aside allocations and is presented at the end of this section. The State intends to
maximize the use of Capitalization Grant monies for water supply projects. Therefore, only
those funds considered essential for DWSRF and water supply program support have been
allocated to set-aside activities. Also, any unused set-aside monies can be transferred to the
project fund after receiving an approved amendment to the Capitalization Grant. The intended
use of funds and expected accomplishments for each set-aside are described below.
Descriptions of how the FFY 2013 set-aside monies will be budgeted will be included in the
federal Capitalization Grant Application Set-Aside Work Plans. The State plans to bank some
set-aside funds for use in future IUP funding periods.
6.1
Administrative
The SDWA authorizes states to use up to 4% of the total annual federal Capitalization Grant (as
provided in Section 130 of the SDWA Amendments of 1996) to support the cost of administering
the DWSRF program. The State plans to use 4% of the total annual federal Capitalization
Grant for administrative activities.
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Administrative tasks include, but are not limited to: developing and finalizing the Capitalization
Grant application package to secure federal funds; implementing the Operating Agreement (OA)
between the DOH and the EPA; performing technical project reviews and ranking project
proposals in priority order; preparing an IUP which identifies available funding resources and
expenditures and establishes current year and multi-year project priority lists; implementing a
State Environmental Review Process; reviewing and approving engineering reports,
construction plans and specifications; conducting project inspections; evaluating and
determining specific project affordability (hardship); conducting public participation efforts;
conducting database management activities; establishing DWSRF accounts; directing the
investment of DWSRF funds; preparing project financing agreements (including cost summaries
and project financing schedules); preparing necessary financial documents; issuing Corporation
Bonds and originating financing; establishing annual reserve allocations; establishing
disbursement schedules; processing disbursement requests and conducting associated
document reviews; collecting and managing repayments; establishing and collecting DWSRF
fees; insuring program and fiscal audits are conducted; and preparing technical and financial
reports to meet federal and state mandates.
6.2
Technical Assistance
Section 1452(g)(2)(D) of the SDWA authorizes states to use up to 2% of the total annual federal
Capitalization Grant to provide technical assistance to small water systems (those with
populations of 10,000 or fewer). This technical assistance may include assistance to potential
DWSRF applicants complying with federal and state drinking water regulations. The State plans
to use 2% of the total annual federal Capitalization Grant to continue to fund the enhancement
of the States existing Small Water Systems and Comprehensive Performance Evaluation
Programs and provide for direct technical assistance to small water systems.
6.2.1 Small Water Systems
The DOH has an existing technical assistance program for small water systems. This program
has helped numerous communities improve their drinking water systems while saving money
using self-help techniques. The DOHs Small Systems Program provides guidance to
communities in considering project alternatives, calculating alternative project costs, preparing
budgets for selected projects and reviewing existing operation and maintenance practices.
Additionally, the program assists communities to develop criteria for consultant selection,
determine project priorities, and select the most sensible project, use inexpensive labor and
materials, improve purchasing practices, use volunteers, avoid duplication of services and
conduct technical assessments to determine the overall needs of the community. These
assessments will be useful to the small water systems in helping them improve their overall
capacity. This program provides statewide coverage and the DOH will:
participate in meetings with the public and individual systems to explain the Small Systems
Program and its advantages to local communities;
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oversee the regional capacity for providing direct assistance to DWSRF communities and to
provide for training and support of local health unit staff.
6.2.2 Comprehensive Performance Evaluation Program
The Comprehensive Performance Evaluation (CPE) Program has resulted in detailed
assessments of 145 water filtration plants since November 1994. Although most of these plants
are able to meet the current Filtration Performance Criteria and Maximum Contaminant Levels
(MCLs), the structural, operational and administrative deficiencies noted in the evaluations will
make it difficult for many of these systems to comply with future regulations without
considerable capital improvements. There are approximately 270 filtration plants in New York
State.
The primary CPE program goal is to review and evaluate the capabilities of existing treatment
facilities to determine if they are meeting current standards and performance goals. A
secondary, but equally important goal is to develop a program, based upon the evaluation, for
the optimization of each facility to assure compliance with current and future standards and
regulations.
The CPE program initiative includes:
conducting 2 3 CPEs per year, complete with a detailed evaluation report with prioritized
recommendations and follow-up meetings with the community to discuss the report, as
needed;
continuing to develop and issue comments and recommendations for initial remedial actions
to the community within 14 days after completion of field work, followed by the submission of
the completed evaluation within an average of 90 days after the completion of field work;
improving training of field staff responsible for follow-up by including them at CPEs, making
equipment available where needed and holding at least one workshop per year on
troubleshooting and plant evaluation techniques; and
conducting 3 5 mini performance evaluations per year, with follow-up letter reports, at
communities who had a full CPE and are implementing recommendations or experiencing
new difficulties, or to support communities who are having a specific critical problem.
6.3
The SDWA authorizes states to take up to 10% of the total annual federal Capitalization Grant
to support state program management activities. The State plans to use 10% of the total annual
federal Capitalization Grant to administer the Public Water System Supervision (PWSS)
program. States are required to match these set-asides on a one-for-one basis above and
beyond the 20% match required of all capitalization funds. This amount will be matched with inkind services associated with the States existing PWSS and Drinking Water Enhancement
Programs.
6.3.1 Administer the PWSS Program
The PWSS program enables the DOH to continue administration and oversight of the drinking
water program, ensuring consistency in the implementation of and compliance with the
requirements of the New York State Sanitary Code on a statewide basis. Additionally, the
PWSS program assures that public water systems are operated in a manner that ensures
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adequate protection of their source water(s) and delivery of potable, aesthetically pleasing
drinking water.
To achieve these objectives during FFY 2013, the DOH will:
assure compliance with Part 5 of the State Sanitary Code;
coordinate with Wadsworth Center for Laboratories and Research (WCL&R) to assure that
State Laboratory capabilities are maintained;
provide technical assistance to public water systems in achieving compliance;
assure public health protection at public water systems using surface water sources;
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6.4
Special Activities
Section 1452(k) of the SDWA authorizes states to take up to 15% of the annual federal
Capitalization Grant for land acquisition, capacity development projects, wellhead protection,
and source water petitions. No more than 10% of the federal Capitalization Grant can be
allotted to any one of these special activities.
New York State is not proposing to take or use any of the allotted set-aside funds from the FFY
2012 DWSRF Capitalization Grant for the following programs.
1. Land Acquisition
Funds in the DWSRF can be used to purchase land integral to the construction of facilities, but
not for other purposes such as watershed protection. A separate set-aside of 10%, however,
may be used to establish a separate low-interest fund for land acquisition, particularly for
watershed protection. New York State is not proposing to create such a fund at this time.
There are a number of existing programs that can be used to purchase sensitive watershed
lands. These include the States 1986 Environmental Bond Act, the 1996 Clean Water/Clean
Air Bond Act, the New York City Watershed Agreement, the Clean Water State Revolving Fund,
as well as local, regional and private sources. The State will review the need to create
additional capacity for land acquisition as part of its source water assessments and delineation
efforts.
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prepared in accordance with the reporting requirements and criteria outlined in the EPA
guidance provided to states and is consistent with previous New York State submittals on
progress reporting for the WHPP. The DOH submitted a Biennial Wellhead Protection Report,
using the 2001 Source Water Assessment and Protection Reporting Matrix, to the EPA on
November 9, 2001 for the October 1999 through September 2001 reporting period. Future
wellhead protection reporting will be prepared in accordance and be consistent with revised
EPA reporting requirements that are under development.
4. Source Water Petitions
As part of the SWAP, the State will assess a variety of options for improving source water
protection throughout the State. The source water petition program outlined in the SDWA is one
such option. It remains premature to develop a financing program to fund source water petition
partnerships at this time.
TABLE 2
DISTRIBUTION OF FFY 2012 SET-ASIDE FUNDS
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund
Set-Aside
SDWA FFY 2012 Maximum Allocation1 NYS
FFY 2012
Administration
EFC (2%)
DOH (2%)
4%
$2,102,597
4%
$2,102,597
($1,051,298)
($1,051,299)
Technical Assistance
DOH
2%
$1,051,299
2%
$1,051,299
($1,051,299)
10%
$5,256,494
10%
$5,256,494
15%
(10%)
(10%)
(10%)
(10%)
$7,884,741
($5,256,494)
($5,256,494)
($5,256,494)
($5,256,494)
0%
31%
$16,295,131
16%
Land Acquisition
Capacity Development
Wellhead Protection
SW Petition Programs
Total Set-Asides3
($5,256,494)
$8,410,390
7.0
Introduction
Chapter 413 of the Laws of 1996 (Clean Water/Clean Air Bond Act) provided $355,000,000 to
finance drinking water infrastructure projects in New York State. Of these monies, $90,000,000
was allocated to provide direct financial hardship assistance payments for projects in
disadvantaged communities. As of December 1998, the $90 million available for State
Assistance Payments (Grants) from the Bond Act was fully committed. Since the inception of
the program the DOH and the EFC exercised the federal SDWA Hardship Provision that
allowed states to utilize up to 30% of their annual DWSRF Federal Capitalization Grant to
provide Additional Financing Subsidies (Grants) beyond the interest free financing rate to
eligible disadvantaged communities. For FFY 2013 it is anticipated that NYS will use 30% of its
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Federal Capitalization Grant to provide Additional Financing Subsidies (Grants) beyond the
interest free financing rate to eligible disadvantaged communities. Table 3 reflects the
cumulative amount of grant funds that were provided to primarily disadvantaged communities
and the estimated grants to be provided for FFY 2013.
Table 3
Total Financings and Hardship Grant Funds
Total Project 4
Federal Fiscal Years
Federal DWSRF Dollars
Provided to State
Financings
1997 - 2012
2013 (Estimated)
1
2
3
4
(Capitalization Grants)
Through 2012
$946,162,300 1
$52,564,937
$3,639,483,879
Grants Awarded to
Communities
$363,978,225 2
$15,769,481 3
Includes $86.8 million DWSRF American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) grant.
Includes $71.5 million in ARRA principal forgiveness/grants and $90 million in State Assistant Payments.
Estimated to be provided for FFY 2013.
Exceeds capitalization grant amount due to leveraging, repayments and interest earnings.
Hardship applications, submitted by December 1, 2012, will be evaluated using the criteria
outlined herein and if determined to be eligible will be ranked according to project priority
ranking system score. Drinking water projects will be reviewed to determine eligibility for
funding and scored based on the established project priority ranking system (see Attachment I).
Communities whose drinking water projects are listed on the Project Annual List (Formerly
called Readiness List) or the Multi-Year List with a total numerical IUP score greater than (or
equal to) that of the project with the lowest score (excluding bonus points) eligible to be funded
will be evaluated for financial hardship. Projects with the highest scores (excluding bonus
points) will receive confirmation letters for hardship assistance until the available hardship
allotment plus any unexpended, previously committed hardship funds are fully committed.
Hardship applications may be submitted after December 1, 2012 for evaluation of a financing
only (no grant) hardship assistance package during the current IUP period (October 1, 2012 September 30, 2013). Applicants that seek additional financial assistance (grants) as part of
their hardship assistance package and submit their hardship application after December 1, 2012
will have to re-apply during the annual call for projects for the next IUP period (October 1, 2013
September 30, 2014) to be re-evaluated.
7.2
Financial Availability
As defined by 1452(d)(3) of the SDWA, a disadvantaged community is one in which the public
water system service area meets established affordability criteria. Under the Disadvantaged
Community Program financial hardship assistance may include:
1. Reduced Interest Rate Financing - The rate on a financing can be reduced to as low as
interest free and/or the financing terms increased to as much as thirty years to bring the
Projected Service Charge (PSC) down to the Target Service Charge (TSC) level (see
Calculating Hardship); and
2. Grants Beyond an Interest Free Financing - If an interest free financing does not provide
sufficient funding to reach the TSC, Grants (up to $2 million or 75% of the eligible project
cost, whichever is less) may be used to make up the difference. An applicant may not be
awarded more than $2 million in grants in a particular funding period. Grants will not be
made available to systems with a Median Household Income (MHI) greater than the
statewide MHI of $55,603.
7.3
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Hardship assistance is available only for drinking water projects for which the notice to
proceed for construction was issued on or after April 1, 1997. Debt issued between July 1,
1993 and March 31, 1997 is eligible only for refinancing through regular subsidized interest
rate financing from the DWSRF program.
Only projects that have a total project cost less than $14,000,000 are eligible for hardship
assistance. Projects may not be segmented in order to qualify for hardship financial
assistance.
An applicant may not be awarded more than $2 million in grants in a particular funding
period.
Grants will not be made available to system service areas with a MHI greater than the
statewide MHI of $55,603. However, projects in such areas with a MHI up to 150% of the
current statewide MHI, or $83,405 will be eligible for reduced interest rate financing (to as
low as 0%) and/or extended up to thirty years to bring the PSC down to the TSC. Systems
with a service area MHI greater than $83,405 will not be eligible for hardship financing.
Only community water systems, systems that provide drinking water to residential
populations, such as municipal water systems and privately owned water supply companies
that are regulated by the Public Service Commission, are eligible for hardship assistance.
7.4
Calculating Hardship
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$20,000
$25,000
$30,000
$35,000
$50,000
$55,000
$70,000
$75,000
$80,000
The following factors may be considered including, without limitation, the relative number and
nature of residential, seasonal, commercial, industrial and institutional users when making the
determination regarding hardship assistance.
Once the initial hardship determination is made, a percentage of the calculated grant amount (if
any) equivalent to the percentage of industrial and institutional water use (if that use exceeds
25% of the total water consumption of the applicant service area) will be limited to an interest
free financing. Institutional refers to a facility with dormitory or similar accommodations for
overnight use.
The grant portion of hardship packages will not be provided if the difference of the projected
service charge based on the hardship assistance including a grant, and the projected service
charge for the project with reduced interest rate financing only (no grant) is calculated to be less
than 5%.
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7.5
Upon review of all hardship applications received in a funding round, projects eligible for
hardship assistance will be ranked in priority order based on their project priority ranking scores.
Projects with the highest project priority scores will receive confirmation letters for hardship
assistance until the available hardship monies and any unexpended previously committed
hardship funds are fully committed. Projects which qualify for financial hardship assistance may
be provided with written confirmation from EFC of such qualification and placed on the next IUP
Hardship List unless already funded during the current IUP funding period. Written confirmation
for financial hardship will remain valid for the term identified in the confirmation letter. The
amount and type of hardship assistance offered may change or be withdrawn if:
the applicant fails to demonstrate satisfactory progress towards project implementation;
the information on which the determination was first made changes prior to financial closing;
or
the applicant fails to demonstrate that it can repay the financing portion of the assistance
package.
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If a project has not closed on funding by the expiration date identified in the confirmation letter, it
will be removed from the Hardship List and will have to reapply for hardship assistance, unless
re-qualified for the Hardship List.
Projects which are deemed eligible for hardship assistance and would otherwise be eligible for a
Grant, but are either not reachable due to the limited grant monies available or consist of
multiple projects submitted by a single applicant for which the sum of the grant component
exceeds $2 million, will have to compete each year for the available hardship monies. However,
these projects may be offered a zero interest rate financing upon determination of hardship
eligibility. Projects that accept this financing will still be eligible to compete for Grant money in
future years up to the time of long-term financing.
Projects that receive a financial hardship confirmation letter, that have not closed on their longterm funding package, and whose project costs increase will be able to apply for a reduced
interest rate financing, as low as zero percent, to cover the cost increases as long as direct
financing dollars are available in the current IUP funding period. As an alternative for projects
not yet closed, the project applicant may submit the entire revised project for reconsideration in
a subsequent annual call for projects.
Projects that receive a financial hardship confirmation letter, that have closed on their long-term
funding package, and whose project costs increased can apply during a subsequent IUP
funding period within five years of closing on the long term financing for a reduced interest rate
financing, as low as zero percent, to cover the cost increases. In this case, the applicant must
file a new Listing Form (Formerly called the pre-application) to list the project in the next IUP.
The project will be awarded additional points for project phasing.
7.7
Co-funding
Confirmation that a project qualifies for hardship assistance will help facilitate funding
coordination with other State and Federal agencies that finance drinking water projects. The
New York State Water and Sewer Infrastructure Co-funding Initiative brings together
representatives from the DOH, EFC, DEC, Department of State, Office of Community Renewal,
United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development, Office of the State Comptroller,
and New York State Energy Research and Development Authority to ensure optimum funding
potential and assistance for New Yorks communities. For more information about co-funding,
visit the co-funding web site at http://www.nycofunding.org.
Co-funding is anticipated and encouraged by the provision of additional points to a projects
score in the priority system. A project must receive co-funding assistance of either $25,000 or
5% of the project costs, whichever is less, to qualify for project co-funding points. Coordination
of joint funding of projects will be done on a project by project basis.
8.0
Capacity Assessment
To provide safe and reliable drinking water, the federal and state governments are investing
substantial financial resources in the drinking water infrastructure of New York State. To assure
the DWSRF is invested wisely, each DWSRF applicant must demonstrate that its water system
has adequate technical, financial and managerial capacity.
8.1
Technical Capacity
To assure adequate technical capacity, the applicant must demonstrate adequacy of source
water, adequacy of infrastructure and technical knowledge. The DOH will review central office
and local office records to assure that the system is being properly operated and maintained.
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The water system must not have outstanding drinking water compliance problems unless the
project is aimed at correcting those problems. The engineering report and plans and
specifications for the proposed project will be evaluated to insure that the system has a reliable
source for its drinking water and that it is adequately protected; that the project will maintain
system compliance; and that the education, experience, and technical skills and capabilities of
the system operator are appropriate for that system.
8.2
Financial Capacity
To assure adequate financial capacity, the applicant must have sufficient rates, charges and
revenues to cover necessary costs, demonstrate credit worthiness and fiscal condition in
accordance with EFC criteria. The EFC will review the applicants financial capacity during the
full application process to determine financial viability before the awarding of financial
assistance. The EFCs review will include, but not be limited to, the project budget, municipal
bond resolution(s), annual financial reports to the Office of the State Comptroller, and other
financial information to assure adequate financial capacity of the applicant.
8.3
Managerial Capacity
To assure adequate managerial capacity, the water system must have clear ownership identity
and be appropriately staffed by personnel with expertise to administer overall water system
policies and operations. The DOH will review the applicants managerial capacity to assure that
management is involved in the day to day supervision of the water system, is aware and
responsive to all required regulations, is available to respond to emergencies, is capable of
identifying and addressing all necessary capital improvements, is responsive to their customers
and is capable of keeping accurate records and assures financial viability. The water system
must have a qualified water operator in accordance with the State's existing Operator
Certification Program.
8.4
For all systems that seek funding under the DWSRF, the DOH will review any history of
violations, outstanding compliance problems, reported source contamination or inadequacies,
treatment failures, needs survey data, operations and maintenance issues, and operator and
owner coverage to determine whether a system lacks adequate capacity. A system that
requires improvements to obtain adequate capacity can apply to the DWSRF provided the
improvements will ensure compliance and render the water system viable. Using the
procedures outlined in Sections 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 to evaluate the systems technical, financial,
and managerial capacity, the DOH will assess whether DWSRF assistance will help to ensure
compliance. In addition, the DOH will consult with the local health department, which provides
the daily oversight and regulation of the water system, to make this assessment.
8.5
Long-Term Capacity
Water systems must maintain adequate capacity. The DOH and EFC will assess whether each
water system has a long-term plan to undertake feasible and appropriate changes in operations
necessary to develop adequate capacity. The DOH will review Water Resource Management
Strategies, Comprehensive Studies, the Needs Survey and other available engineering reports,
as well as consult with the local health departments, in making these assessments. The DOH
and EFC will encourage restructuring efforts when two or more systems can benefit and other
options, such as contract management or partnerships with other communities in their area, in
an effort to improve the overall capacity. The priority ranking criteria provides additional points
to encourage this objective. In addition, restructuring efforts and other cooperative
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arrangements among systems will be encouraged as part of the implementation of the statewide
capacity development strategy.
8.6
The State will submit to the EPA and include in the IUP, documentation that summarizes the
results of the capacity assessments conducted on those systems seeking funding under the
DWSRF in the preceding year. The summary will include statistics on the numbers, types, and
sizes of systems assessed to determine technical, managerial, and financial capacity, including
the assessment outcomes; whether DWSRF assistance will ensure compliance for those
systems with inadequate capacity; and whether restructuring efforts will result in both
developing adequate capacity and achieving long-term capacity for systems. Table 4
summarizes the required capacity assessment information. Table 4 shows the summary for
capacity development reviews.
Table 4
Capacity Development Review Summary (10/1/11 9/30/12)
Statewide
Capacity Reviews
Passed
Failed
(Failed) Requiring Restructuring
ERP Priority
Systems1
Requesting
DWSRF
Assistance
Totals
System Type:
System Size (population served)
CWS NTNC <1000 1,000-3,300
>3300
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Funded
Being Processed
Projects submitted by systems that lack technical, managerial or financial capacity or are classified as priority systems based on
EPA's Enforcement Targeting Tool (ETT) are not eligible for funding unless the proposed project will ensure capacity or compliance.
Also, projects whose primary purpose is fire protection or growth/development, dams and reservoirs, or acquisition of land not
integral to an eligible project are not eligible.
9.0
The State Environmental Review Process (SERP) applies to all projects receiving financial
assistance from the DWSRF. The SERP incorporates environmental review requirements of
the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and its implementing regulations (40 CFR, Part 6
and 40 CFR, Part 1500), the State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) Act, Article 8 of the
Environmental Conservation Law (ECL) and its implementing regulations under 6 NYCRR, Part
617, as well as the DOH regulations under 10 NYCRR, Part 97. The DWSRF applicant must
complete the SERP before receiving DWSRF financing.
All projects that are financed from the DWSRF are classified by the DOH under the SERP as
either Tier I or Tier II projects. Tier I projects, also referred to as equivalency projects, refer to
those projects that are financed by the DWSRF whose cumulative total is an amount equal to
the federal Capitalization Grant to the State. Tier II projects, (non-equivalency projects), refer to
all other projects that receive DWSRF financial assistance.
Tier I projects must undergo an environmental review consistent with the NEPA.
DWSRF program, Tier I projects will include:
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For the
projects for which an environmental review consistent with NEPA has already been
completed; and
projects that meet the definition of a NEPA categorical exclusion.
If necessary, additional Tier I projects will include:
projects for which applicants have voluntarily undertaken to complete a NEPA equivalent
environmental review;
projects that have a particular environmental significance, due to the nature and scope of
the projects; and
projects for which the environmental review can be considered functionally equivalent to a
NEPA environmental review, with some minor additional elements.
Tier II projects are subject to the environmental review requirements of SEQR with additional
requirements imposed by the SERP for the DWSRF program. Applicants will be notified by the
DOH whether their project(s) proposed for financing through the DWSRF program fall under the
category Tier I (equivalency) or Tier II.
10.0
Both federal and state laws require that New York develop a Project Priority Ranking System.
The priority ranking system establishes a list of eligible projects to be funded in a manner
consistent with the SDWA such that the most serious risks to public health are given the highest
priority. The DOH has given the highest priority to acute public health risks, particularly those
related to microbiological organisms. The next priority was given to situations that pose chronic
and longer term risks to consumers, such as organic chemical contamination. The scoring
criteria also consider issues that are related to infrastructure upgrading or replacement. The
project ranking system also considers, as mandated by the SDWA, special allocations and
restrictions on the use of DWSRF monies for disadvantaged and small systems. A detailed
description of the Project Priority Ranking System and Scoring Criteria are included as
Attachment I to this IUP.
10.2
Projects must be included in the IUP to receive DWSRF financing. This IUP includes the
following prioritized lists of eligible projects being considered for financing from the DWSRF:
The Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) for this IUP includes all projects for
which an engineering report or plans and specifications are submitted to the DOH or for
which construction is completed by September 5, 2012. A project is deemed ready when
all technical submittals have been received by the DOH. Projects that have submitted
Listing Forms (Formerly called the pre-applications), but have neither submitted an
engineering report, plans and specifications nor completed construction have been
included on the Multi-Year List.
The Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) includes a subsidized funding
line. Projects listed above this subsidy funding line comprise the Funding List, which
includes all those projects expected to qualify for long-term financing within the current IUP
financing period. Provisions are made in the Project Priority Ranking System to by-pass
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projects that may not progress as expected (see Attachment I). The DOH will proceed
with an accelerated by-pass of those non-hardship projects that have been on the Project
Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List), above the subsidy funding line for two or
more consecutive IUP periods and fail to submit a complete application by December 1,
2012.
Funds released by project by-passing will first be used for the Emergency Financing
Program to finance imminent threats to public health. Funds released by project bypassing will then be used to finance cost increases incurred by projects on the IUP above
the subsidy funding line. Any remaining funds available will be used to finance projects
below the subsidy funding line in order of priority ranking.
The project cost presented on the Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List)
reflects the applicants estimated project cost.
It should be noted that for some larger projects there may not be sufficient funds available
in a single IUP financing period for their complete financing. As necessary, New York
State will segment and/or phase finance (cash flow basis) larger projects over several IUP
financing periods to maintain a statewide program of maximum effectiveness.
The Category A List consists of projects for small systems serving less than 10,000
people from the Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List). This list includes
a funding line and a line designating the SDWA minimum funding requirement (15% of
the DWSRF) for small public water systems.
The Category B List consists of projects for water systems serving greater than or equal
to 10,000 people from the Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List). This
list has not been included in the IUP.
The Multi-Year List includes all eligible projects for which Listing Form (Formerly called
the pre-application) forms have been submitted and reviewed, including those projects
on the preceding Multi-Year List. The DOH accepts Listing Form (Formerly called the
pre-application)s on a continuous basis. All eligible projects for which Listing Form
(Formerly called the pre-application) forms are submitted on or before September 3,
2010 will be included on the Multi-Year List in the final IUP.
The Category C (Hardship) List includes all eligible projects that have received written
confirmation that they qualify for financial hardship assistance.
Copies of the Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List), the Category A List, the
Multi-Year List, and the Category C (Hardship) List follow at the end of this section.
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Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
17473
Jefferson
System Name/
Borrower
LAFAVE ROAD WATER
DISTRICT / Le Ray (T)
Description
Consolidation of existing public water systems with GUDI wells,
coliform and lead violations., New Distribution System, New System
Consolidation
Pop.
600
Cumulative
Total
$0
17321
Jefferson
WESTCOTTS WATER
DISTRICT / Hounsfield (T)
ARRAF
17456
300
$0
$0
Hamilton
Franklin
SARANAC LAKE V / Saranac New SCADA equipment., New Surface Water Treatment Rule
Compliance Facility, Upgrade Distribution System
Lake (V)
900
$0
$0
17611
5,800
$0
$0
17388
Essex
PORT KENT WD /
Chesterfield (T)
202
$0
$0
15881
Essex
WADHAMS WD / Westport
(T)
140
Chautauqua
FORESTVILLE VILLAGE /
Forestville (V)
804
$0
$0
17561
$0
$0
17461
Orange
154
$0
$0
15072
Orange
BEAVER DAM LAKE WATER New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, New Ground
Water Source, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
CORP. / Beaver Dam Lake
Corp.
Saratoga
STILLWATER VILLAGE /
Stillwater (V)
ARRAF
17647
487
$0
$0
1,572
$0
$0
15343
Otsego
UNADILLA VILLAGE /
Unadilla (V)
ARRAF
17928
Wyoming
1,350
1,135
$0
$0
$0
$0
18005
Wayne
SAVANNAH WD #1 /
Savannah (T)
900
$0
$0
15603
Jefferson
345
$0
$0
15204
Oswego
1,200
$0
$0
17543
17576
Saratoga
Chautauqua
CHERRY CREEK VILLAGE / New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, Upgrade
Distribution System
Cherry Creek (V)
1,100
$0
$0
650
$0
$0
16692
Herkimer
VAN HORNESVILLE WATER VanHornesville Water System, New Surface Water Treatment Rule
Compliance Facility, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
WORKS / Stark (T)
372
$0
$0
16261
17538
Oswego
Oswego
ARRAF
WATER DISTRICT #2 /
Richland (T)
2,765
$0
$0
1,662
$0
$0
CODES Legend *
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Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
17372
Oswego
System Name/
Borrower
Description
MEXICO (T) WD#2 / Mexico Extend distribution system to area with contaminated private wells
and consolidate PWS with GWUDI source, New Distribution System,
(T)
New System Consolidation
Pop.
800
Cumulative
Total
$0
17306
Jefferson
WATER DISTRICT #2 /
Henderson (T)
352
$0
$0
17382
Allegany
HOUGHTON WATER
DISTRICT / Caneadea (T)
Erie
CHAFFEE WATER CO /
Chaffee Water Co.
2,000
ARRAF
17457
$0
200
ARRAF
16882
$0
$0
$0
Onondaga
LIMELEDGE WD / Marcellus
(T) & (V)
ARRAF
700
$0
$0
St.Lawrence
LOUISVILLE WATER
DISTRICT #2 / Louisville (T)
1,000
17163
Essex
TICONDEROGA WD /
Ticonderoga (T)
5,000
$13,954,315
$13,954,315
18061
Franklin
5,500
$2,979,790
$16,934,105
16746
Allegany
CANASERAGA VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER /
Canaseraga (V)
900
$3,666,749
$20,600,854
17497
Montgomery
AMSTERDAM (C) /
Amsterdam (C)
20,700
$737,000
$21,337,854
15003
Ulster
ELLENVILLE (VILLAGE)
WATER DIS / Ellenville (V)
4,323
$7,136,870
$28,474,724
17425
Chenango
400
$3,272,000
$31,746,724
17427
Albany
486
$3,048,000
$34,794,724
17442
Erie
1,915
$5,430,000
$40,224,724
17379
Steuben
1,400
$0
$40,224,724
17552
Herkimer
NEWPORT VILLAGE /
Newport (V)
740
$2,175,000
$42,399,724
16278
Hamilton
750
$3,929,255
$46,328,979
18013
Cattaraugus
RANDOLPH VILLAGE /
Randolph (T)
1,250
$3,740,000
$50,068,979
17625
Oswego
2,503
$13,988,000
$64,056,979
17637
Chautauqua
$4,432,100
$68,489,079
17140
$0
$0
ARRAF
ARRAF
900
CODES Legend *
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Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
15996
Delaware
FRANKLIN VILLAGE /
Franklin (V)
481
$2,301,077
$70,790,156
16114
Cayuga
600
$6,875,100
$77,665,256
17331
Rensselaer
POESTENKILL (T) WD #1 /
Poestenkill (T)
2,300
$0
$77,665,256
17589
Cattaraugus
880
$3,208,500
$80,873,756
18017
Allegany
RICHBURG VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER / Richburg
(V)
600
$7,038,640
$87,912,396
16510
Schenectady
DELANSON VILLAGE
WATER WORKS / Delanson
(V)
428
$4,594,000
$92,506,396
17562
Jefferson
HERRINGS VILLAGE /
Herrings (V)
120
$3,429,000
$95,935,396
17629
Essex
300
$1,515,954
$97,451,350
17621
Allegany
950
$1,061,847
$98,513,197
16618
Dutchess
SHOREHAVEN CIVIC
ASSOC / DCWWA
300
$3,575,000
$102,088,197
17623
Saratoga
4,700
$6,200,000
$108,288,197
17931
Cayuga
Joint project with (V) Port Byron, (T) Montezuma & (T) Mentz.,
Upgrade Distribution System, Extend Distribution System, New
System Consolidation
1,400
$5,657,000
$113,945,197
17454
St.Lawrence
1,030
$9,275,000
$123,220,197
18060
Orange
HIGHLANDS WATER
DISTRCIT 2 EXTENTION /
Highlands (T)
1,379
$1,601,238
$124,821,435
17469
Montgomery
2,400
$1,565,600
$126,387,035
17513
Essex
WINEBROOK HILLS WD /
Newcomb (T)
250
$5,302,728
$131,689,763
17622
Chautauqua
BROCTON VILLAGE /
Brocton (V)
4,000
$3,295,000
$134,984,763
15749
Rensselaer
7,500
$7,175,300
$142,160,063
18029
Rensselaer
4,000
3225
$142,160,063
ARRAF
$0
17444
Greene
COXSACKIE VILLAGE /
Coxsackie (V)
4,010
$0
3175
$142,160,063
CODES Legend *
Page 3 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
17866
Delaware
17773
Chenango
SHERBURNE VILLAGE /
Sherburne (V)
17631
Essex
WILMINGTON WD /
Wilmington (T)
980
17515
Orange
NEWBURGH CITY /
Newburgh (C)
17496
Greene
17470
Herkimer
17649
370
Cumulative
Total
$992,000
2245
$143,152,063
$1,300,000
2210
$144,452,063
$406,500
2175
$144,858,563
28,000
$2,577,162
2165
$147,435,725
896
$1,518,150
2165
$148,953,875
HERKIMER VILLAGE /
Herkimer (V)
7,606
$300,000
2130
$149,253,875
Ulster
PHOENICIA WATER
DISTRICT / Shandaken (T)
Phase 2, see Project #16491 for Phase 1., New Surface Water
Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, Upgrade Ground Water Source
992
$150,000
2130
$149,403,875
18054
NY City
NEW YORK CITY - CROTON Croton filtration plant(Phase 9 of 16479), New Surface Water
Treatment Rule Compliance Facility
SYSTEM / NYCMWFA
$205,462,340
2115
$354,866,215
18022
Cattaraugus
PERRYSBURG (V) /
Perrysburg (T)
404
$729,657
2095
$355,595,872
17449
Orange
HIGHLANDS (T) WD #2 /
Highlands (T)
1,379
$4,748,700
2095
$360,344,572
17742
Saratoga
MECHANICVILLE CITY /
Mechanicville (C)
5,100
$587,100
2090
$360,931,672
17642
Washington
GRANVILLE VILLAGE /
Granville (V)
2,645
$0
1220
$360,931,672
1,531
1,000,000
Westchester
15862
Putnam
SPRINGHOUSE ESTATES
W.W. CORP. / Southeast (T)
17493
Orange
WARWICK VILLAGE /
Warwick (V)
17337
Erie
HUNTERS CREEK MOBILE Address total coliform detections and organic exceedances, Upgrade
Treatment Plant, New Storage, New Pump Station, Upgrade
HOME PARK / Hunters Creek Water
Distribution System
MHP
15661
Albany
RENSSELAERVILLE WD /
Rensselaerville (T)
17936
Rensselaer
17529
17392
16013
8,831
$0
225
$360,931,672
$1,700,500
200
$362,632,172
$0
190
$362,632,172
150
$175,100
185
$362,807,272
200
$990,242
185
$363,797,514
927
$504,000
185
$364,301,514
Jefferson
200
$2,645,000
180
$366,946,514
Warren
PIONEER VILLAGE / Pioneer Serve private contaminated wells., New Surface Water Treatment
Rule Compliance Facility, New Inter-Connection, New System
Village Imp. Assoc.
Consolidation
144
$208,575
175
$367,155,089
ARRAF
212
6,083
ARRAF
CODES Legend *
Page 4 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
15557
Herkimer
463
$246,000
165
$367,401,089
17537
Delaware
DOWNSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Colchester (T)
500
$92,400
165
$367,493,489
17438
Oneida
32,000
$10,000,000
160
$377,493,489
16991
Chenango
OXFORD WATER DISTRICT Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, New
Transmission
#1 / Oxford (T)
$122,500
160
$377,615,989
16741
Dutchess
PAWLING VILLAGE / Pawling New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, New Ground
Water Source
(V)
$1,270,000
155
$378,885,989
15097
Warren
18
$119,190
155
$379,005,179
18072
Putnam
300
$430,540
150
$379,435,719
15600
Hamilton
ANTLERS OF RAQUETTE
LAKE, INC. / Antlers of
Raquette Lake Inc.
120
$243,595
150
$379,679,314
16117
Jefferson
60
$3,600,000
150
$383,279,314
17339
Erie
2,950
$6,400,000
150
$389,679,314
16146
Otsego
510
$3,502,000
145
$393,181,314
17514
Cattaraugus
DELEVAN VILLAGE / Delevan New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, Upgrade
Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution
(V)
System
1,090
$1,690,350
145
$394,871,664
17289
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
2,200
$1,250,000
145
$396,121,664
17385
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
250
$535,600
145
$396,657,264
17944
Nassau
230
$2,021,375
145
$398,678,639
17535
Saratoga
3,700
$1,565,000
145
$400,243,639
17455
Franklin
WATER DISTRICT #3 /
Malone (T)
300
$1,328,000
145
$401,571,639
17645
Washington
GREENWICH VILLAGE /
Greenwich (V)
$0
140
$401,571,639
50
1,907
2,000
FGP
16339
Jefferson
WELLESLEY ISLAND
WATER CORP. / Wellesley
Island Water Corp.
548
$2,336,000
140
$403,907,639
15220
Westchester
175
$400,000
135
$404,307,639
CODES Legend *
Page 5 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
17560
Sullivan
17619
Livingston
GENESEO VILLAGE /
LCWSA
17612
Onondaga
Cumulative
Total
854
$399,485
135
$404,707,124
7,600
$813,000
135
$405,520,124
ELBRIDGE VILLAGE /
Elbridge (V)
1,519
$0
135
$405,520,124
FGP
16705
Madison
MADISON VILLAGE /
Madison (V)
450
$103,500
135
$405,623,624
16106
Greene
TANNERSVILLE VILLAGE /
Tannersville (V)
448
$1,900,000
135
$407,523,624
15722
Orange
MONROE WD #8 (SKYVIEW Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells. ,
Upgrade Distribution System
HILLS) / Monroe (T)
544
$1,000,000
135
$408,523,624
17201
Jefferson
ELLISBURG (V) / Ellisburg (V) Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells,
269
$0
135
$408,523,624
FGP
17488
Westchester
16279
Steuben
17618
St.Lawrence
GOUVERNEUR VILLAGE /
Gouverneur (V)
17617
Orange
BLOOMING GROVE WD
#1-WORLEY HE / South
Blooming Grove (V)
17467
Ulster
17597
55,210
$65,000,000
130
$473,523,624
$65,900
130
$473,589,524
4,263
$2,160,600
130
$475,750,124
1,500
$3,193,000
130
$478,943,124
SAUGERTIES (VILLAGE)
WATER DIS / Saugerties (V)
4,100
$3,573,894
130
$482,517,018
Oswego
3,200
$11,312,382
130
$493,829,400
17976
Otsego
SOUTHSIDE WATER
DISTRICT / Oneonta (T)
1,570
$8,808,000
130
$502,637,400
16912
Chenango
100
$920,300
130
$503,557,700
17516
St.Lawrence
OSWEGATCHIE (T) /
Oswegatchie (T)
2,100
$13,973,000
130
$517,530,700
17355
Yates
DRESDEN VILLAGE /
Dresden (V)
700
$515,000
125
$518,045,700
15669
Orange
MONROE WD #12 (MONROE Upgrade Ground Water Source, Upgrade Pump Station, Upgrade
Distribution System
HILLS ESTATES) / Monroe
(T)
120
$1,250,000
125
$519,295,700
17432
Chautauqua
CASSADAGA VILLAGE /
Cassadaga (V)
760
$5,047,000
125
$524,342,700
17615
St.Lawrence
NORFOLK WATER DISTRICT New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, New Ground
Water Source
/ Norfolk (T)
2,300
$1,279,000
125
$525,621,700
CODES Legend *
79
Page 6 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
17143
Saratoga
System Name/
Borrower
Description
SARATOGA GLEN HOLLOW Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells,
public water supply, eliminate public water supply with
/ Saratoga Glen Hollow W.C. consolidate
past totalcoliform detection. , Extend Distribution System, New
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
750
$1,096,804
125
$526,718,504
280
$5,651,000
125
$532,369,504
System Consolidation
17144
Chemung
17888
Tompkins
TRUMANSBURG VILLAGE /
Trumansburg (V)
2,300
$1,374,000
120
$533,743,504
18004
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$3,977,200
120
$537,720,704
17151
Erie
AURORA WATER DISTRICT Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells,
consolidate public water supply, eliminate public water supply with
18 / Aurora (T)
past total coliform detection. WD 18., Extend Distribution System
1,288
$15,704,100
120
$553,424,804
17594
Oswego
ROUTE 11 NORTH/FULLER
ROAD WD PHASE D /
Hastings (T)
1,200
$3,106,480
120
$556,531,284
16876
Dutchess
BRETTVIEW ACRES WATER New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility
CO / Brettview Water Co. Inc.
$40,800
115
$556,572,084
17728
Onondaga
SKANEATELES VILLAGE /
Skaneateles
2,610
$793,100
115
$557,365,184
17071
Dutchess
200
$575,000
115
$557,940,184
17801
Yates
WD #1 / Torrey (T)
375
$3,079,875
115
$561,020,059
16811
Steuben
125
$45,735
115
$561,065,794
17986
Orange
9,000
$3,610,000
115
$564,675,794
16093
Tompkins
TRUMANSBURG VILLAGE /
Trumansburg (V)
2,300
$2,501,000
115
$567,176,794
17068
Rensselaer
675
$6,585,700
115
$573,762,494
17230
Oneida
115
$325,000
115
$574,087,494
18053
Schoharie
500
$4,899,004
115
$578,986,498
16298
Rockland
14,700
$1,340,000
110
$580,326,498
17591
Ontario
$298,750
110
$580,625,248
17414
Greene
CATSKILL VILLAGE / Catskill Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution
System
(V)
$10,270,000
110
$590,895,248
17686
Clinton
SARANAC WD / Saranac (T) New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility
$112,000
105
$591,007,248
920
750
8,000
90
CODES Legend *
Page 7 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Cumulative
Total
Description
Pop.
15,310
$17,705,600
105
$608,712,848
17614
Chautauqua
DUNKIRK CITY / Dunkirk (C) Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Distribution System
15301
Dutchess
1,303
$3,729,700
105
$612,442,548
17361
Schoharie
COBLESKILL VILLAGE /
Cobleskill (V)
4,533
$4,120,000
105
$616,562,548
16446
Sullivan
WOODRIDGE VILLAGE /
Woodridge (V)
902
$351,430
105
$616,913,978
17358
Rensselaer
140
$0
105
$616,913,978
17588
Steuben
350
$1,315,187
105
$618,229,165
17978
Jefferson
NORTHEAST WATER
DISTRICT / Waertown (T)
550
$6,260,705
105
$624,489,870
17104
Saratoga
29,000
$1,329,730
105
$625,819,600
16169
Greene
300
$2,873,620
105
$628,693,220
17338
Dutchess
500
$455,388
100
$629,148,608
18067
Otsego
GILBERTSVILLE VILLAGE /
Gilbertsville (V)
477
$3,865,000
100
$633,013,608
15958
Greene
PRATTSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Prattsville (T)
410
$1,361,800
100
$634,375,408
17062
Wyoming
369
$494,596
100
$634,870,004
17313
Rockland
LAKE WELCH BEACH W.S. / New Water Treatment Plant, New Transmission
Palisades Interstate Park
Comm
$20,000,000
100
$654,870,004
17021
Dutchess
ROKEBY HOMES,INC. /
DCWWA
160
$495,356
100
$655,365,360
17403
Sullivan
WOODRIDGE VILLAGE /
Woodridge (V)
902
$450,000
100
$655,815,360
16323
Monroe
222,503
$0
100
$655,815,360
17554
Chautauqua
333
$1,700,000
100
$657,515,360
15923
Westchester
30,000
$1,400,000
95
$658,915,360
16062
Niagara
$835,085
95
$659,750,445
ARRAF
ARRAF
15,000
577
CODES Legend *
Page 8 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
New Storage
17492
Clinton
PLATTSBURGH CITY /
Plattsburgh (C)
17855
Onondaga
SYRACUSE CITY / Syracuse Woodland Reservoir UV for LT2SWTR compliance., New Surface
Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility
(C)
17093
Otsego
HARTWICK WATER
DISTRICT / Hartwick (T) WD
16606
Delaware
16654
Madison
17564
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
18,000
$4,550,000
95
$664,300,445
192,000
$10,042,500
95
$674,342,945
416
$1,745,850
95
$676,088,795
3,833
$1,373,428
95
$677,462,223
MORRISVILLE VILLAGE /
Morrisville (V)
2,456
$1,300,000
95
$678,762,223
Oswego
BERNHARDS BAY WD /
Constantia (T)
790
$5,890,000
95
$684,652,223
15933
Seneca
400
$3,198,000
95
$687,850,223
17443
Albany
ALTAMONT VILLAGE /
Altamont (V)
2,000
$1,394,550
90
$689,244,773
17458
Onondaga
256,000
$0
90
$689,244,773
17638
Onondaga
256,000
$22,500,000
90
$711,744,773
17460
Onondaga
16,000
$16,050,000
90
$727,794,773
16613
Chautauqua
MAYVILLE VILLAGE /
Mayville (V)
1,856
$2,884,000
90
$730,678,773
17992
Cortland
MCGRAW VILLAGE /
McGraw (V)
1,306
$4,222,961
90
$734,901,734
17433
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER New Wells/Upgrade Wells in various locations throughout the system,
Upgrade Ground Water Source, New Ground Water Source
AUTHORITY / SCWA
1,009,264
$9,313,000
90
$744,214,734
17364
Suffolk
81,760
$1,515,842
90
$745,730,576
17732
Fulton
8,511
$3,255,000
90
$748,985,576
17870
Saratoga
SCWA STILLWATER
EXTENSION / Saratoga
County Water Authorit
Extend Transmission
2,100
$3,035,000
90
$752,020,576
17925
Schuyler
1,800
$5,852,501
90
$757,873,077
15451
Saratoga
STILLWATER WD #1
(STILLWATER VLG) /
Stillwater (T)
1,560
$4,912,000
90
$762,785,077
17523
Orange
MONTGOMERY W.D. #1 /
Montgomery (T)
$13,500,000
90
$776,285,077
ARRAF
605
CODES Legend *
Page 9 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
New Storage, Extend Distribution System
16390
Ulster
HIGHLAND WATER
DISTRICT / Lloyd (T)
16889
Oneida
17428
Albany
17598
Oswego
16262
Broome
15684
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
4,000
$2,369,000
90
$778,654,077
300
$1,578,872
90
$780,232,949
149
$2,152,580
90
$782,385,529
1,500
$7,678,916
90
$790,064,445
1,000
$863,140
90
$790,927,585
Greene
1,300
$5,000,000
90
$795,927,585
17375
St.Lawrence
350
$3,112,660
90
$799,040,245
18083
Hamilton
150
$1,552,000
85
$800,592,245
17727
Ulster
$0
85
$800,592,245
24,000
FGP
17183
Seneca
16335
Otsego
15490
Warren
17445
7,400
$2,885,000
85
$803,477,245
642
$2,475,000
85
$805,952,245
1,000
$1,112,250
85
$807,064,495
Rensselaer
$437,750
85
$807,502,245
16111
Dutchess
1,400
$2,100,000
85
$809,602,245
18043
Chautauqua
BARCELONNA WD /
Westfield (T)
128
$1,792,125
85
$811,394,370
17422
Herkimer
320
$299,112
85
$811,693,482
16922
Herkimer
260
$1,280,000
85
$812,973,482
17448
Washington
$845,000
85
$813,818,482
17858
Oswego
238
$8,357,978
85
$822,176,460
15531
Jefferson
96
$474,160
85
$822,650,620
212
1,300
CODES Legend *
Page 10 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
15810
Steuben
17298
Putnam
BREWSTER VILLAGE /
Brewster (V)
16862
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER Northport Aqueduct Project to reduce nitrate contamination through
source blending, Upgrade Transmission, New Distribution System
AUTHORITY / Suffolk Co.
Water Authority
17900
Nassau
BETHPAGE WD / Bethpage
Water District
17699
Nassau
GARDEN CITY (V) / Village of New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Pump Station
Garden City
16139
St.Lawrence
MASSENA VILLAGE /
Massena (V)
16447
Steuben
CORNING CITY / Corning (C) Address total coliform violations, New Storage, New Distribution
17377
Chautauqua
System
Pop.
11
Cumulative
Total
$112,800
80
$822,763,420
$1,610,920
80
$824,374,340
$22,166,771
80
$846,541,111
33,000
$4,271,616
80
$850,812,727
25,000
$2,221,556
80
$853,034,283
11,209
$3,134,000
80
$856,168,283
10,842
$2,000,000
80
$858,168,283
$0
80
$858,168,283
2,000
1,009,264
3,100
FGP
17342
Washington
CAMBRIDGE VILLAGE /
Cambridge (V)
15736
Erie
COLLINS WD #3 / Collins (T) Upgrade Transmission, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
18051
Montgomery
FULTONVILLE VILLAGE
PWS / Fultonville (V)
15704
Greene
COXSACKIE VILLAGE /
Coxsackie (V)
15236
Chautauqua
SHERMAN VILLAGE /
Sherman (V)
15325
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
17145
Oneida
TIBBITS/SNOWDEN HILL
WD / New Hartford (T)
18002
Steuben
17934
1,524
$2,500,000
80
$860,668,283
760
$625,000
80
$861,293,283
740
$1,262,150
80
$862,555,433
4,010
$6,210,000
80
$868,765,433
$795,000
80
$869,560,433
2,200
$3,300,000
80
$872,860,433
450
$2,400,000
80
$875,260,433
HAMLET OF WOODHULL
MUNICIPAL WS / Woodhull
(T)
483
$4,489,928
80
$879,750,361
Onondaga
2,000
$5,700,000
80
$885,450,361
17077
Rensselaer
NORTH GREENBUSH WD
#13 / North Greenbush (T)
1,050
$4,635,000
80
$890,085,361
17510
Oswego
1,000
$6,604,000
80
$896,689,361
15599
Seneca
520
$1,406,800
80
$898,096,161
917
CODES Legend *
Page 11 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
17567
Steuben
17413
Orange
WALLKILL CONSOLIDATED
WD / Wallkill (T)
16444
Columbia
17949
Dutchess
HIGH MEADOWS PARK INC New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage
/ High Meadows Co-op Corp
17533
Clinton
CHAMPLAIN VILLAGE /
Champlain (V)
16381
Orleans
LYNDONVILLE VILLAGE /
Lyndonville (V)
15843
Delaware
17076
Ulster
ELLENVILLE (VILLAGE)
WATER DIS / Ellenville (V)
16273
Suffolk
15718
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
33
$3,565,111
80
$901,661,272
15,000
$7,000,000
75
$908,661,272
150
$169,950
75
$908,831,222
500
$44,577
75
$908,875,799
2,947
$1,883,226
75
$910,759,025
1,418
$1,612,864
75
$912,371,889
700
$737,900
75
$913,109,789
4,323
$173,600
75
$913,283,389
250
$20,791
75
$913,304,180
Orange
50
$215,000
75
$913,519,180
15950
Albany
GUILDERLAND TOWN WD / Phase III Improvements, New Storage, Extend Distribution System,
Upgrade Distribution System, New Inter-Connection
Guilderland (T)
30,000
$10,146,000
75
$923,665,180
17139
Rensselaer
EAST GREENBUSH
GENERAL W.D. / East
Greenbush (T)
10,200
$3,279,680
75
$926,944,860
17633
Steuben
921
$4,175,175
75
$931,120,035
15925
Allegany
TOWN OF WELLSVILLE /
Wellsville (T)
5,000
$867,106
75
$931,987,141
17229
Rensselaer
NORTH GREENBUSH WD
#14 / North Greenbush (T)
3,000
$7,313,000
75
$939,300,141
16899
Oneida
900
$7,750,000
75
$947,050,141
17979
Jefferson
119
$1,929,000
75
$948,979,141
17311
Herkimer
MANION HEIGHTS WD /
German Flatts (T)
105
$152,000
75
$949,131,141
17098
Jefferson
85
$569,590
75
$949,700,731
17368
Orange
GOSHEN VILLAGE / Goshen New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, New
Transmission
(V)
$5,311,500
70
$955,012,231
5,676
CODES Legend *
Page 12 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
16984
Westchester
KITCHAWAN WATER
DISTRICT / Yorktown (T)
17042
Orange
17082
Description
correct organic exceedances., New Transmission
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
240
$500,000
70
$955,512,231
8,892
$986,000
70
$956,498,231
Ontario
2,190
$618,000
70
$957,116,231
17667
Tioga
1,253
$4,813,000
70
$961,929,231
15560
Oneida
1,155
$5,610,300
70
$967,539,531
17761
Genesee
16,310
$2,067,500
70
$969,607,031
17948
Greene
HENSONVILLE (WINDHAM
W.D.) / Windham (T)
402
$2,575,000
70
$972,182,031
15794
Oneida
MOHAWK VALLEY WATER Shacksbury Storage Tank and Mains, Replacement. , Upgrade
AUTHORITY / Upper Mohawk Storage
Valley Reg. WB
120,000
$400,000
70
$972,582,031
17404
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster Bay New air stripper at Plant 7, New Water Treatment Plant
(T)
35,000
$1,287,500
70
$973,869,531
17901
Nassau
BETHPAGE WD / Bethpage
Water District
33,000
$4,056,717
70
$977,926,248
17902
Nassau
BETHPAGE WD / Bethpage
Water District
33,000
$2,409,376
70
$980,335,624
17911
Nassau
31,400
$1,400,000
70
$981,735,624
17702
Nassau
GARDEN CITY (V) / Village of VOC Removal at Hilton Park Plant (Wells 15 and 16), New Water
Treatment Plant
Garden City
25,000
$2,580,150
70
$984,315,774
16245
Albany
15,550
$1,975,000
70
$986,290,774
17856
Onondaga
SYRACUSE CITY / Syracuse Westcott Reservoir UV for LT2SWTR compliance., New Surface
Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility
(C)
192,000
$4,805,000
70
$991,095,774
17857
Onondaga
192,000
$16,377,000
70
$1,007,472,774
17626
Ulster
5,600
$5,675,916
70
$1,013,148,690
18009
Tompkins
2,000
$5,924,000
70
$1,019,072,690
15205
Oneida
BOONVILLE VILLAGE /
Boonville (V)
2,300
$801,144
70
$1,019,873,834
17635
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$360,500
70
$1,020,234,334
CODES Legend *
Page 13 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
17972
Cayuga
16012
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
18075
Madison
CLOCKVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Lincoln (T)
17571
Ulster
17359
Madison
16435
Oneida
DEERFIELD (T), SMITH HILL Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells,
consolidate public water supply. , Extend Distribution System
EXT. / Deerfield (T)
17526
Allegany
WELLSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Wellsville (T)
15435
Washington
17884
Onondaga
17186
Steuben
REXVILLE WATER DISTRICT New system to serve area with private contaminated wells. , New
Complete System (New System)
/ West Union (T)
17655
Nassau
HICKSVILLE WD / Hicksville
Water District
17662
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / Manhasset-Lakeville
WD
17663
Suffolk
16144
Pop.
400
Cumulative
Total
$1,920,334
70
$1,022,154,668
$950,000
70
$1,023,104,668
816
$7,258,100
70
$1,030,362,768
450
$4,713,160
70
$1,035,075,928
210
$1,192,230
70
$1,036,268,158
200
$638,000
70
$1,036,906,158
133
$1,192,450
70
$1,038,098,608
126
$650,000
70
$1,038,748,608
93
$782,000
70
$1,039,530,608
60
$100,000
70
$1,039,630,608
47,810
$3,144,322
65
$1,042,774,930
43,000
$3,409,300
65
$1,046,184,230
EAST FARMINGDALE WD /
Babylon East Farmingdale
WD
7,500
$4,398,512
65
$1,050,582,742
Orange
GOSHEN W.D. #1
(HAMBLETONIAN PARK) /
Goshen (T)
509
$2,605,900
65
$1,053,188,642
16737
Dutchess
250
$266,500
65
$1,053,455,142
17504
Schoharie
1,061
$1,773,000
65
$1,055,228,142
17575
Fulton
1,000
$6,303,627
65
$1,061,531,769
17218
Chautauqua
FREDONIA VILLAGE /
Fredonia (V)
10,400
$1,287,500
65
$1,062,819,269
17282
Dutchess
RHINEBECK VILLAGE
WATER / Rhinebeck (V)
4,300
$365,200
65
$1,063,184,469
16762
Cayuga
2,000
$165,000
65
$1,063,349,469
3,450
CODES Legend *
Page 14 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
15797
Essex
15042
Genesee
ALEXANDER VILLAGE /
Alexander (V)
17746
Ontario
17389
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
1,831
$511,910
65
$1,063,861,379
New Storage
781
$880,425
65
$1,064,741,804
RUSHVILLE VILLAGE /
Rushville (V)
621
$1,969,200
65
$1,066,711,004
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
Replace lead service lines from the watermain to the property line to
correct lead & copper exceedances., Upgrade Distribution System
250
$444,445
65
$1,067,155,449
17609
Chenango
8,000
$8,652,000
65
$1,075,807,449
17766
Broome
2,080
$2,006,336
65
$1,077,813,785
17417
Delaware
ARKVILLE WATER DISTRICT Extend distribution, 100,000 gallons of storage, 100 gpm well, system
consolidation., New Ground Water Source, New Storage, Extend
/ Middletown (T)
Distribution System, Extend System Consolidation
400
$1,833,375
65
$1,079,647,160
15750
Westchester
CORTLANDT
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Cortlandt (T)
28,369
$4,000,000
65
$1,083,647,160
15040
Montgomery
890
$985,750
65
$1,084,632,910
17610
Montgomery
AMSTERDAM (T) /
Amsterdam(T)
400
$4,506,250
65
$1,089,139,160
17935
Madison
750
$5,000,000
65
$1,094,139,160
18016
Steuben
WD #3 / Campbell (T)
1,025
$908,687
65
$1,095,047,847
16679
Seneca
300
$623,607
65
$1,095,671,454
16798
St.Lawrence
270
$750,000
65
$1,096,421,454
15183
Orleans
240
$249,700
65
$1,096,671,154
17826
Lewis
240
$507,000
65
$1,097,178,154
16921
Jefferson
190
$1,509,000
65
$1,098,687,154
15483
Yates
97
$639,000
65
$1,099,326,154
17352
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD / Plant No. 10 VOC Removal, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant
Huntington (T)
81,760
$3,913,790
60
$1,103,239,944
17891
Suffolk
81,760
$3,530,840
60
$1,106,770,784
CODES Legend *
Page 15 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17892
Suffolk
81,760
$5,575,390
60
$1,112,346,174
17893
Suffolk
81,760
$973,350
60
$1,113,319,524
16699
Westchester
625
$400,000
60
$1,113,719,524
17548
Albany
MENANDS VILLAGE /
Menands (V)
$6,936,000
60
$1,120,655,524
16474
NY City
3rd City Tunnel, mnhtn borings; Restore shaft 23(C604); Riser Valve
NEW YORK
CITY-CATSKILL/DELAWARE Controls, Delaware system(C347), Upgrade Transmission
SYSTEM / NYCMWFA
6,552,718
$35,000,000
60
$1,155,655,524
16478
NY City
6,552,718
$470,000,000
60
$1,625,655,524
17011
NY City
6,552,718
$35,000,000
60
$1,660,655,524
17167
NY City
6,552,718
$8,000,000
60
$1,668,655,524
17203
NY City
6,552,718
$1,000,000
60
$1,669,655,524
17193
Essex
900
$5,201,603
60
$1,674,857,127
16576
Chemung
NORTHSTAR MHP / Leading water softener system and, Upgrade Distribution System
Edge Properties
400
$93,113
60
$1,674,950,240
18038
Saratoga
MECHANICVILLE CITY /
Mechanicville (C)
5,100
$9,465,623
60
$1,684,415,863
15846
Essex
3,100
$606,876
60
$1,685,022,739
16069
Suffolk
28,000
$1,211,000
60
$1,686,233,739
15213
Nassau
WESTBURY WD / Westbury
W.D.
20,500
$4,120,000
60
$1,690,353,739
16653
Delaware
$0
60
$1,690,353,739
3,900
3,070
FGP
17037
Nassau
2,503
$456,000
60
$1,690,809,739
16236
Dutchess
2,214
$9,328,300
60
$1,700,138,039
17883
Ulster
6,000
$759,625
60
$1,700,897,664
18026
Tioga
1,020
$3,047,237
60
$1,703,944,901
CODES Legend *
Page 16 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
17097
Orleans
17092
Otsego
LAURENS VILLAGE /
Laurens (V)
15561
Jefferson
17036
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
6,500
$4,088,085
60
$1,708,032,986
381
$1,236,000
60
$1,709,268,986
WATERTOWN (T) /
Watertown (T)
530
$2,547,476
60
$1,711,816,462
Genesee
TOWN OF PEMBROKE
WATER DISTRICT NO. 1 /
Pembroke (T)
2,000
$3,860,000
60
$1,715,676,462
16814
Ontario
WEST BLOOMFIELD WD /
West Bloomfield (T)
1,500
$231,750
60
$1,715,908,212
16886
Ontario
WEST BLOOMFIELD WD /
West Bloomfield (T)
1,500
$195,513
60
$1,716,103,725
17927
Lewis
CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT / Watson (T)
1,500
$12,389,600
60
$1,728,493,325
16767
Seneca
ROUTE 96 WATER
DISTRICT / Waterloo (T)
202
$1,845,512
60
$1,730,338,837
15578
Seneca
200
$699,100
60
$1,731,037,937
17616
Oneida
150
$210,000
60
$1,731,247,937
17886
Oneida
HALSTEAD ROAD WD /
Vienna (T)
75
$692,400
60
$1,731,940,337
16516
Suffolk
100
$550,000
55
$1,732,490,337
17665
Suffolk
42,000
$1,930,784
55
$1,734,421,121
17664
Suffolk
34,522
$2,277,330
55
$1,736,698,451
15811
Onondaga
SKANEATELES VILLAGE /
Skaneateles (V)
2,610
$1,600,000
55
$1,738,298,451
17031
Essex
995
$2,795,678
55
$1,741,094,129
17437
NY City
$1,400,000,000
55
$3,141,094,129
16571
Franklin
HARRIETSTOWN (T) /
Harrietstown (T)
5,621
$710,800
55
$3,141,804,929
16957
Franklin
CHATEAUGAY V /
Chateaugay (V)
1,100
$2,750,000
55
$3,144,554,929
17547
Broome
1,054
$569,400
55
$3,145,124,329
6,552,718
CODES Legend *
Page 17 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
New Ground Water Source
18064
Oneida
FORESTPORT WATER
DISTRICT / Foresport (T)
15786
Oneida
Valley Reg. WB
15865
Oneida
18015
Yates
WS IMPROVEMENTS /
Dundee (V)
18007
Cortland
17940
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
900
$390,000
55
$3,145,514,329
120,000
$150,000
55
$3,145,664,329
120,000
$1,600,000
55
$3,147,264,329
1,690
$6,913,360
55
$3,154,177,689
MARATHON VILLAGE /
Marathon (V)
1,107
$2,947,345
55
$3,157,125,034
Delaware
ROXBURY WATER
DISTRICT / Roxbury (T)
755
$1,423,000
55
$3,158,548,034
17599
Sullivan
17
$9,000
55
$3,158,557,034
16906
Orange
Pump Station and transmission main from NYC Aqueduct to (V) K.J.,
New Transmission, New Pump Station
21,750
$28,907,400
55
$3,187,464,434
17950
Orange
New wells on Site 1, Site 2, Site 3, Site 4, Site 5, New Ground Water
Source
21,750
$14,246,909
55
$3,201,711,343
17951
Orange
21,750
$3,805,747
55
$3,205,517,090
17952
Orange
21,750
$1,658,712
55
$3,207,175,802
17027
Oneida
MOHAWK VALLEY WATER The UMVRWB will extend the 12 inch line along Sutliff Road and NYS
233 and connect to Village of Camelot., Extend System
AUTHORITY / Whitestown (T) route
Consolidation
120,000
$629,000
55
$3,207,804,802
17670
Erie
1,800
$5,460,000
55
$3,213,264,802
17673
Erie
500
$5,280,000
55
$3,218,544,802
17832
Westchester
KENSICO WATER DISTRICT Locust Road Water Main Extension, Extend Distribution System
/ Mount Pleasant
17,857
$8,000,000
55
$3,226,544,802
16501
Erie
BLASDELL VILLAGE /
Blasdell (V)
3,200
$2,515,000
55
$3,229,059,802
18071
Cattaraugus
RANDOLPH VILLAGE /
Randolph (T)
1,250
$7,075,000
55
$3,236,134,802
18049
Erie
$335,000
55
$3,236,469,802
18010
Oswego
TOWN/VILLAGE JOINT
WATER PROJECT / Parish
(T)
$10,150,000
55
$3,246,619,802
15109
Seneca
VARICK/ROMULUS WATER
PROJECT / Varick (T)
$3,100,000
55
$3,249,719,802
125
1,200
850
CODES Legend *
Page 18 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
15339
Erie
800
$3,708,000
55
$3,253,427,802
17220
Cayuga
612
$3,389,601
55
$3,256,817,403
15090
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$929,060
55
$3,257,746,463
15092
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$632,420
55
$3,258,378,883
16949
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$495,430
55
$3,258,874,313
17636
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$286,340
55
$3,259,160,653
15613
Livingston
350
$526,330
55
$3,259,686,983
18047
Genesee
New Water District the serve areas East and West of Rte. 98, New
Water District
318
$5,322,464
55
$3,265,009,447
18050
Yates
BENTON WD #1 /
308
$731,000
55
$3,265,740,447
16724
Seneca
TYRE (T) WATER DISTRICT / Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells. ,
Extend Distribution System
Tyre (T)
260
$992,508
55
$3,266,732,955
16851
Erie
210
$613,500
55
$3,267,346,455
15089
Schenectady
183
$860,050
55
$3,268,206,505
16804
Broome
STILLWATER RD WD#6 /
Conklin (T)
173
$412,782
55
$3,268,619,287
17315
Cayuga
162
$663,320
55
$3,269,282,607
15545
Ontario
150
$2,224,000
55
$3,271,506,607
18045
Genesee
136
$1,407,623
55
$3,272,914,230
17189
Jefferson
WATER DISTRICT #5 / Cape New system to serve area with private contaminated wells. , New
Distribution System
Vincent (T)
100
$1,085,200
55
$3,273,999,430
17478
Clinton
ROUTE 11 WD / Champlain
(T)
100
$1,267,380
55
$3,275,266,810
17771
Albany
66
$314,150
55
$3,275,580,960
18046
Genesee
55
$1,067,974
55
$3,276,648,934
CODES Legend *
Page 19 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
17479
Clinton
18011
Oneida
15134
Saratoga
15140
Saratoga
17584
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
30
$675,284
55
$3,277,324,218
30
$244,000
55
$3,277,568,218
Inter-Connection
29,000
$252,041
50
$3,277,820,259
29,000
$214,327
50
$3,278,034,586
Westchester
New wells, storage and booster pump., New Ground Water Source,
New Storage
180
$725,000
50
$3,278,759,586
15430
Putnam
BREWSTER VILLAGE /
Brewster (V)
New Storage
2,000
$1,628,000
50
$3,280,387,586
16211
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara County
8,978
$6,526,857
50
$3,286,914,443
18069
Madison
HAMILTON VILLAGE /
Hamilton (V)
3,904
$4,100,000
50
$3,291,014,443
16188
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$2,150,000
50
$3,293,164,443
18062
Oswego
CLEVELAND VILLAGE /
Cleveland (V)
925
$1,576,930
50
$3,294,741,373
15355
Schenectady
SCHENECTADY CITY
WATER WORKS /
Schenectady (C)
61,821
$1,248,389
50
$3,295,989,762
16978
Oswego
29,400
$4,532,000
50
$3,300,521,762
16760
Nassau
24,700
$3,012,750
50
$3,303,534,512
16627
Nassau
Wells #3 & #4, Terrace Drive, Carle Place, NY, New Water Treatment
Plant
9,005
$1,510,800
50
$3,305,045,312
17191
Yates
5,248
$1,300,000
50
$3,306,345,312
15240
Jefferson
ALEXANDRIA VILLAGE /
Alexandria Bay (V)
1,900
$3,048,188
50
$3,309,393,500
17982
Steuben
PRATTSBURGH WATER
DISTRICT / Prattsburgh (T)
850
$1,485,415
50
$3,310,878,915
17319
Putnam
MOUNTAIN BROOK HOMES New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source
/ Southeast (T)
176
$427,000
50
$3,311,305,915
16880
Seneca
INTERLAKEN VILLAGE /
Interlaken (V)
650
$320,807
50
$3,311,626,722
15287
Cortland
345
$2,223,234
50
$3,313,849,956
CODES Legend *
Page 20 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Upgrade Other Expenses, Upgrade Other (OT)
17918
Erie
BUFFALO WATER
AUTHORITY / Buffalo (C)
15297
Cortland
17921
Oneida
EUREKA ROAD WD /
Westmoreland (T)
17378
Ontario
16449
Pop.
276,000
Cumulative
Total
$7,945,178
50
$3,321,795,134
4,368
$440,000
50
$3,322,235,134
35
$180,000
50
$3,322,415,134
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
4,500
$732,000
50
$3,323,147,134
Albany
2,900
$381,100
50
$3,323,528,234
18018
Wyoming
1,135
$2,444,813
50
$3,325,973,047
17899
Genesee
WD II / Alabama (T)
1,056
$5,416,206
50
$3,331,389,253
17596
Tioga
731
$7,865,000
50
$3,339,254,253
17327
Onondaga
CROSS LAKE/N. ELBRIDGE New Storage, New Pump Station, Extend Distribution System
AREA WD / Elbridge (T)
534
$2,590,450
50
$3,341,844,703
16205
Oswego
450
$1,115,000
50
$3,342,959,703
16908
Chautauqua
450
$750,000
50
$3,343,709,703
17223
Cayuga
175
$1,198,000
50
$3,344,907,703
17026
Seneca
BOODY'S HILL WD (WATER Extend to serve private contaminated wells. , Extend Distribution
System
DISTRICT #5) / Fayette (T)
151
$788,980
50
$3,345,696,683
17058
Jefferson
123
$794,439
50
$3,346,491,122
17895
Livingston
100
$1,115,000
50
$3,347,606,122
17326
Onondaga
29
$378,000
50
$3,347,984,122
17860
Nassau
58,000
$2,215,000
45
$3,350,199,122
17862
Nassau
58,000
$2,150,000
45
$3,352,349,122
16168
Saratoga
SARATOGA SPRINGS CITY / Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Surface Water Source,
New Transmission, New Pump Station
Saratoga Springs (C)
26,525
$15,820,000
45
$3,368,169,122
16136
Westchester
ELMSFORD VILLAGE /
Elmsford (V)
4,600
$1,000,000
45
$3,369,169,122
CODES Legend *
Page 21 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
15834
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
17941
Herkimer
18082
Madison
18052
Jefferson
17929
Steuben
PINEWOOD ACRES WATER Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Pump Station, Upgrade Distribution
System
DISTRICT / Corning
15353
Schenectady
SCHENECTADY CITY
WATER WORKS /
Schenectady (C)
15986
Niagara
15988
Pop.
3,550
Cumulative
Total
$102,700
45
$3,369,271,822
725
$3,453,415
45
$3,372,725,237
12,000
$2,309,000
45
$3,375,034,237
1,500
$3,200,000
45
$3,378,234,237
168
$3,426,552
45
$3,381,660,789
61,821
$1,170,150
45
$3,382,830,939
55,593
$390,000
45
$3,383,220,939
Niagara
55,593
$466,920
45
$3,383,687,859
17914
Nassau
31,400
$2,000,000
45
$3,385,687,859
16749
Orange
21,750
$872,247
45
$3,386,560,106
17945
Sullivan
MONTICELLO VILLAGE /
Monticello (V)
8,000
$7,395,000
45
$3,393,955,106
17055
Herkimer
2,995
$481,691
45
$3,394,436,797
17057
Herkimer
2,995
$1,971,007
45
$3,396,407,804
15547
Allegany
FRIENDSHIP TOWN WATER Upgrade Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade
Distribution System
DISTRICT / Friendship (T)
1,380
$1,030,000
45
$3,397,437,804
17226
Franklin
100
$114,075
45
$3,397,551,879
17402
Suffolk
100
$2,000
45
$3,397,553,879
15724
Chautauqua
LAKEWOOD VILLAGE /
Lakewood (V)
3,258
$870,000
45
$3,398,423,879
16512
Wayne
300
$207,000
45
$3,398,630,879
17453
Broome
LILIAN DRIVE WD /
Binghamton (T)
120
$281,000
45
$3,398,911,879
17953
Montgomery
NELLISTON VILLAGE /
Nelliston (V)
375
$4,493,000
45
$3,403,404,879
CODES Legend *
Page 22 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
15078
Orange
16065
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD / Riverhead Water District Extension No. 47-Herricks Lane., Extend Distribution
System
(T)
16066
Suffolk
16071
Pop.
250
Cumulative
Total
$412,000
45
$3,403,816,879
28,000
$1,165,000
45
$3,404,981,879
28,000
$1,413,000
45
$3,406,394,879
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD / Riverhead Water District Extension No. 49 Middle Rd. & Harrison Ave., Extend
Distribution System
(T)
28,000
$135,600
45
$3,406,530,479
17831
Westchester
KENSICO WATER DISTRICT Hardscrabble Road Water Main, Extend Distribution System
/ Mount Pleasant
17,857
$4,588,500
45
$3,411,118,979
17833
Westchester
KENSICO WATER DISTRICT Choate Lane Water Main Extension, Extend Distribution System
/ Mount Pleasant
17,857
$532,000
45
$3,411,650,979
17755
Genesee
13,250
$148,000
45
$3,411,798,979
17764
Genesee
13,250
$161,000
45
$3,411,959,979
15276
Montgomery
5,000
$950,000
45
$3,412,909,979
15664
Niagara
4,165
$726,500
45
$3,413,636,479
16612
Ontario
NORTH FARMINGTON WD / Fox Road & County Road 28., Extend Distribution System
Farmington (T)
2,300
$155,128
45
$3,413,791,607
16698
Ontario
1,500
$2,541,000
45
$3,416,332,607
17922
Oneida
NORTHEASTERN WD /
Westmoreland (T)
880
$6,700,000
45
$3,423,032,607
16442
Suffolk
NORTHEAST WOODS / East Northeast Woods, East Hampton (T), Extend Distribution System
Hampton (T)
675
$2,524,278
45
$3,425,556,885
16313
Onondaga
TOWN OF LYSANDER W.D. / Lamson Road Water District., New Distribution System, New Water
District
Lysander (T)
500
$5,284,000
45
$3,430,840,885
17672
Erie
500
$420,000
45
$3,431,260,885
16687
Chenango
200
$390,885
45
$3,431,651,770
17811
Cayuga
CAYUGA COUNTY WATER & New Centerport / Sine Roads WD in (T) Throop., Extend Distribution
System, New Water District
SEWER / Cayuga County
W&SA
200
$818,850
45
$3,432,470,620
17671
Erie
150
$5,880,000
45
$3,438,350,620
17677
Genesee
WATER DISTRICT #5 /
Stafford (T)
123
$927,000
45
$3,439,277,620
CODES Legend *
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project #
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
16801
Broome
CHENANGO WD #8 /
Chenango (T)
100
$121,000
45
$3,439,398,620
16802
Broome
CHENANGO WD #4 /
Chenango (T)
100
$112,450
45
$3,439,511,070
16884
Monroe
100
$386,250
45
$3,439,897,320
17066
Genesee
BYRON (T) WD NO. 3 / Byron Extend to serve private contaminated wells in the Hamlet of North
Byron., Extend Distribution System
(T)
100
$148,000
45
$3,440,045,320
17768
Genesee
WATER DISTRICT #8 /
Stafford (T)
90
$859,700
45
$3,440,905,020
17601
Putnam
GARRISON LANDING WS /
Philipstown (T)
84
$325,146
45
$3,441,230,166
15295
Dutchess
BEEKMAN (T) / Beekman (T) New Complete System (New System), New Distribution System
80
$579,478
45
$3,441,809,644
17676
Genesee
WATER DISTRICT #7 /
Stafford (T)
75
$679,700
45
$3,442,489,344
16575
Genesee
50
$82,700
45
$3,442,572,044
15417
Albany
45
$2,500,000
45
$3,445,072,044
15969
Broome
VESTAL CONSOLIDATED
W.D. #1 / Vestal (T)
20,950
$1,700,000
40
$3,446,772,044
17318
Nassau
New Storage
15,000
$1,371,000
40
$3,448,143,044
15101
Wayne
10,462
$4,913,000
40
$3,453,056,044
15616
Ulster
New Storage
4,800
$2,100,000
40
$3,455,156,044
15895
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
1,300
$2,500
40
$3,455,158,544
15629
Steuben
741
$405,000
40
$3,455,563,544
17804
Cayuga
400
$1,642,850
40
$3,457,206,394
15884
Warren
POTTERSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
325
$14,400
40
$3,457,220,794
17957
Dutchess
1,400
$991,620
40
$3,458,212,414
1,738
$154,039
40
$3,458,366,453
ARRAF GIC
15944
CAT_G
Chenango
CODES Legend *
Page 24 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Upgrade Transmission, Upgrade Distribution System
15229
Orange
17409
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster Bay Air stripper at Plant 2, New Water Treatment Plant
(T)
17420
Dutchess
POUGHKEEPSIE CITY /
Poughkeepsie (C)
17421
Dutchess
16244
Pop.
400
Cumulative
Total
$386,250
40
$3,458,752,703
35,000
$4,403,400
40
$3,463,156,103
28,000
$4,223,000
40
$3,467,379,103
POUGHKEEPSIE CITY /
Poughkeepsie (C)
28,000
$6,746,500
40
$3,474,125,603
Albany
15,550
$1,025,000
40
$3,475,150,603
15677
Oswego
Upgrade Storage
15,400
$412,000
40
$3,475,562,603
17827
St.Lawrence
OGDENSBURG CITY /
Ogdensburg (C)
Upgrade Transmission
13,500
$351,250
40
$3,475,913,853
18070
Wayne
TRANSMISSION MAIN
REPLACEMENT / Clyde(V)
Upgrade Transmission
2,270
$357,900
40
$3,476,271,753
16330
Monroe
310,000
$1,772,057
40
$3,478,043,810
15308
Livingston
1,450
$2,093,140
40
$3,480,136,950
15129
Albany
370
$843,905
40
$3,480,980,855
15209
Ontario
300
$1,132,000
40
$3,482,112,855
15554
Ontario
220
$1,243,100
40
$3,483,355,955
15148
Monroe
171
$429,330
40
$3,483,785,285
16799
Broome
CHENANGO WD #25 /
Chenango (T)
100
$383,500
40
$3,484,168,785
15182
Orange
10,105
$1,564,500
35
$3,485,733,285
17917
Onondaga
22,000
$5,035,497
35
$3,490,768,782
18056
Orange
WARWICK VILLAGE /
Warwick (V)
6,083
$323,725
35
$3,491,092,507
17974
Steuben
1,147
$7,763,007
35
$3,498,855,514
16073
Rensselaer
PETERSBURGH WATER
DISTRICT / Petersburg (T)
$109,154
35
$3,498,964,668
240
CODES Legend *
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project #
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
16209
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara County
8,978
$2,859,246
35
$3,501,823,914
16586
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara (T)
New Transmission
8,978
$400,000
35
$3,502,223,914
18030
Rensselaer
7,500
$3,169,952
35
$3,505,393,866
17262
Orleans
2,150
$210,243
35
$3,505,604,109
17540
Genesee
OAKFIELD VILLAGE /
Oakfield (V)
1,805
$2,864,100
35
$3,508,468,209
17791
Delaware
STAMFORD VILLAGE /
Stamford (V)
1,280
$2,575,000
35
$3,511,043,209
16897
Essex
995
$1,000,000
35
$3,512,043,209
17595
Essex
900
$2,247,987
35
$3,514,291,196
16723
Chemung
WELLSBURG VILLAGE /
Wellsburg (V)
631
$644,700
35
$3,514,935,896
15062
Oneida
54
$164,000
35
$3,515,099,896
15346
Schenectady
SCHENECTADY CITY
WATER WORKS /
Schenectady (C)
61,821
$1,800,476
35
$3,516,900,372
15086
Seneca
1,600
$161,340
35
$3,517,061,712
17887
Cayuga
New Storage
601
$1,152,505
35
$3,518,214,217
15087
Sullivan
ROUTE 55 WATER
DISTRICT / Liberty (T)
500
$400,000
35
$3,518,614,217
17963
Onondaga
192,000
$315,000
35
$3,518,929,217
192,000
$487,273
35
$3,519,416,490
ARRAF GIC
17964
Onondaga
ARRAF GIC
17967
CAT_G
CAT_G
Rensselaer
ARRAF GIC
49,170
$450,000
35
$3,519,866,490
CAT_G
15309
Jefferson
WATERTOWN, CITY OF /
Watertown (C)
27,861
$152,955
35
$3,520,019,445
16022
Chautauqua
FREDONIA VILLAGE /
Fredonia (V)
10,400
$716,800
35
$3,520,736,245
17725
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$4,417,000
35
$3,525,153,245
CODES Legend *
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(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project #
County
17960
Franklin
ARRAF GIC
17969
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
5,800
$1,000,000
35
$3,526,153,245
5,641
$437,400
35
$3,526,590,645
CAT_G
Steuben
ARRAF GIC
System Name/
Borrower
CAT_G
16138
Oswego
PHOENIX VILLAGE / Phoenix State Street water main replacement., Upgrade Distribution System
(V)
2,138
$90,125
35
$3,526,680,770
16147
Orange
WESTSIDE GREENWOOD
LAKE W.D. / Warwick (T)
1,160
$100,000
35
$3,526,780,770
16246
Dutchess
LITTLE SWITZERLAND /
East Fishkill (T)
450
$428,900
35
$3,527,209,670
15938
Dutchess
185
$148,000
35
$3,527,357,670
16461
Dutchess
21
$18,000
30
$3,527,375,670
15635
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$435,000
30
$3,527,810,670
17324
Tioga
CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT / Owego (T)
10,306
$3,669,000
30
$3,531,479,670
18037
Ulster
MARLBOROUGH WATER
DISTRICT / (T) Marlborough
3,248
$16,879,640
30
$3,548,359,310
18079
Tompkins
$540,660
30
$3,548,899,970
17370
NY City
6,552,718
$35,066,289
30
$3,583,966,259
17371
NY City
6,552,718
$28,130,420
30
$3,612,096,679
17397
Erie
ECWA DIRECT / Erie County 36 inch transmission main on Sweet Home Road., New Transmission
Water Authority
228,869
$5,323,909
30
$3,617,420,588
15365
Sullivan
New 400,000 gallon potable water stand pipe and distribution system
WURTSBORO VILLAGE
WATER SUPPLY / Wurtsboro improvements, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
(V)
1,060
$1,545,000
30
$3,618,965,588
17517
Niagara
22,279
$640,000
30
$3,619,605,588
17882
Fulton
1,500
$1,990,000
30
$3,621,595,588
17787
Schoharie
SCHOHARIE VILLAGE /
Schoharie (V)
1,030
$2,570,000
30
$3,624,165,588
17905
Warren
2,160
$1,650,675
30
$3,625,816,263
17956
Delaware
ROXBURY WATER
DISTRICT / Roxbury (T)
755
$358,178
30
$3,626,174,441
ARRAF GIC
250
CAT_G
CODES Legend *
Page 27 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
16720
Wayne
15135
Saratoga
New Storage
15966
Orange
CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON /
Cornwall-On-Hudson (V)
17909
Westchester
17910
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
526
$102,935
30
$3,626,277,376
29,000
$586,438
25
$3,626,863,814
9,300
$2,935,257
25
$3,629,799,071
YONKERS CITY / Yonkers (C) Upgrade electrical service and pumps Nepperhan Ave. and Tuckhoe
196,086
$3,968,048
25
$3,633,767,119
Westchester
YONKERS CITY / Yonkers (C) Upgrade electrical service and pumps at Hillview Pump Station,
196,086
$3,180,691
25
$3,636,947,810
15123
Saratoga
29,000
$5,020,918
25
$3,641,968,728
17908
Suffolk
SALTARE WATER DISTRICT Infrastructure upgrade, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade
Storage
/ Saltaire (V)
1,400
$668,000
25
$3,642,636,728
17524
Westchester
NORTH CASTLE WD #2 /
North Castle (T)
1,200
$1,458,695
25
$3,644,095,423
16250
Oneida
J.E. BARRETT WD / Prospect Upgrade Ground Water Source, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution
System
(V)
$326,000
25
$3,644,421,423
17582
Westchester
SCARSDALE WATER
DEPARTMENT / Scarsdale
(V)
20,883
$3,700,000
25
$3,648,121,423
16015
Westchester
8,831
$2,845,400
25
$3,650,966,823
15401
Clinton
2,600
$620,000
25
$3,651,586,823
17741
Schenectady
ROTTERDAM WD #3 /
Rotterdam (T)
2,000
$2,060,000
25
$3,653,646,823
17795
Clinton
MORRISONVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Plattsburgh (T)
1,300
$225,320
25
$3,653,872,143
15228
Orange
PINE GROVE MOBILE HOME New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Transmission, New Storage,
PARK / Pine Grove MHP, LLC Upgrade Distribution System
516
$484,100
25
$3,654,356,243
15634
Cayuga
SENNETT WD #1 / Sennett
(T)
200
$470,339
25
$3,654,826,582
17683
Clinton
PLEASANT RIDGE WD /
Plattsburgh (T)
New Storage
168
$3,190,000
25
$3,658,016,582
17341
Albany
New Transmission
80
$146,775
25
$3,658,163,357
17340
Clinton
GREATER PLATTSBURGH
WATER DISTRICT /
Plattsburgh (T)
10,000
$541,000
25
$3,658,704,357
15896
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
1,300
$15,500
25
$3,658,719,857
New well and storage, New Ground Water Source, New Storage
150
CODES Legend *
Page 28 of 35
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project #
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
15893
Jefferson
Upgrade Storage
1,000
$121,954
25
$3,658,841,811
15805
Warren
WARRENSBURG WATER
DISTRICT / Warrensburg (T)
3,600
$375,000
25
$3,659,216,811
17965
Oswego
2,350
$585,000
25
$3,659,801,811
ARRAF GIC
CAT_G
16481
Jefferson
VILLAGE OF CLAYTON /
Clayton (V)
2,160
$214,000
25
$3,660,015,811
17939
Herkimer
1,766
$561,350
25
$3,660,577,161
15268
Madison
EARLVILLE VILLAGE /
Earlville (V)
790
$96,509
25
$3,660,673,670
17961
Jefferson
LAFARGEVILLE (T.
ORLEANS) / Orleans (T)
750
$208,078
25
$3,660,881,748
$1,459,374
20
$3,662,341,122
851
$572,474
20
$3,662,913,596
400
$443,500
20
$3,663,357,096
ARRAF GIC
CAT_G
16167
Erie
15951
Orange
15538
Tompkins
LANSING WD #2 / Lansing
(T)
17785
Nassau
230,300
$7,100,000
20
$3,670,457,096
17840
Westchester
WESTCHESTER JOINT
WATER WORKS / WJWW
65,000
$630,000
20
$3,671,087,096
17839
Westchester
WESTCHESTER JOINT
WATER WORKS / WJWW
55,210
$840,000
20
$3,671,927,096
17816
Orange
NEW WINDSOR
CONSOLIDATED WD / New
Winsor (T)
30,000
$748,000
20
$3,672,675,096
17977
Orange
NEW WINDSOR
CONSOLIDATED WD / New
Windsor (T)
30,000
$748,000
20
$3,673,423,096
17264
Niagara
LEWISTON WATER
IMPROVEMENTAREA /
Lewiston (T)
16,257
$5,000,000
20
$3,678,423,096
15281
Nassau
ALBERTSON WD / North
Hempstead (T)
13,500
$188,044
20
$3,678,611,140
15175
Orange
10,105
$291,500
20
$3,678,902,640
16053
Niagara
CAMBRIA WATER DISTRICT New Storage, New Pump Station, Upgrade Distribution System
/ Cambria (T)
5,393
$1,000,000
20
$3,679,902,640
16041
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
4,500
$141,280
20
$3,680,043,920
18,000
CODES Legend *
Page 29 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17772
Saratoga
4,500
$606,052
20
$3,680,649,972
17400
Orange
HIGHLAND FALLS VILLAGE / Water Treatment Plant Filter Upgrades, Upgrade Water Treatment
Plant
Highland Falls (V)
4,400
$800,000
20
$3,681,449,972
18041
Putnam
2,666
$958,000
20
$3,682,407,972
17920
Oneida
600
$2,850,000
20
$3,685,257,972
18073
Tompkins
WEST DANBY WD /
Danbury(T)
New Storage
265
$384,600
20
$3,685,642,572
17565
Orange
BRITTANY TERRACE /
Brittany Terrace, Inc.
169
$215,000
20
$3,685,857,572
18000
Dutchess
19,000
$972,907
20
$3,686,830,479
18001
Dutchess
19,000
$509,737
20
$3,687,340,216
17583
Nassau
8,700
$1,597,530
20
$3,688,937,746
15755
Albany
New Storage
4,500
$497,500
20
$3,689,435,246
15832
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
3,550
$291,050
20
$3,689,726,296
15914
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
Upgrade Transmission
3,550
$1,581,250
20
$3,691,307,546
15918
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
Upgrade Storage
3,550
$189,750
20
$3,691,497,296
15045
Oneida
3,000
$822,000
20
$3,692,319,296
15691
Greene
2,000
$1,144,330
20
$3,693,463,626
17383
Genesee
OAKFIELD VILLAGE /
Oakfield (T)
Upgrade Transmission
1,805
$1,661,600
20
$3,695,125,226
16885
Ontario
WEST BLOOMFIELD WD /
West Bloomfield (T)
1,500
$13,390
20
$3,695,138,616
17802
Jefferson
MADISON BARRACKS
WATER SYSTEM / Sackets
Harbor (V)
1,000
$1,700,000
20
$3,696,838,616
16758
Erie
520
$460,000
20
$3,697,298,616
17419
Dutchess
WAPPINGERS FALLS
VILLAGE / Wappinger Falls
(V)
6,000
$6,238,532
20
$3,703,537,148
Upgrade Transmission
CODES Legend *
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project #
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17325
Onondaga
3,745
$307,336
20
$3,703,844,484
15897
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
1,300
$42,200
20
$3,703,886,684
17970
Sullivan
1,060
$201,438
20
$3,704,088,122
ARRAF GIC
17966
Rensselaer
ARRAF GIC
17968
CAT_G
675
$75,000
20
$3,704,163,122
547
$203,148
20
$3,704,366,270
CAT_G
Schoharie
ARRAF GIC
CAT_G
15312
Westchester
175
$121,339
20
$3,704,487,609
16494
Clinton
CHAMPLAIN (T) / Champlain System Acquisition-"Benefit Area #1", New Ground Water Source,
New Distribution System
(T)
50
$497,200
20
$3,704,984,809
15136
Saratoga
29,000
$1,005,713
15
$3,705,990,522
15469
Erie
WILLIAMSVILLE (V) /
Williamsville (V)
6,017
$408,447
15
$3,706,398,969
15556
Tompkins
LANSING WD #2 / Lansing
(T)
400
$117,300
15
$3,706,516,269
17786
Nassau
230,300
$10,900,000
15
$3,717,416,269
18048
Westchester
196,086
$7,279,450
15
$3,724,695,719
17774
Westchester
187,004
$1,000,000
15
$3,725,695,719
17351
Suffolk
81,760
$1,551,077
15
$3,727,246,796
17365
Suffolk
81,760
$3,270,250
15
$3,730,517,046
17890
Suffolk
81,760
$1,905,500
15
$3,732,422,546
17837
Westchester
WESTCHESTER JOINT
WATER WORKS / WJWW
65,000
$400,000
15
$3,732,822,546
17838
Westchester
WESTCHESTER JOINT
WATER WORKS / WJWW
55,210
$475,000
15
$3,733,297,546
16421
Nassau
MASSAPEQUA WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
43,000
$237,278
15
$3,733,534,824
17661
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / Manhasset-Lakeville
WD
43,000
$3,630,750
15
$3,737,165,574
CODES Legend *
Page 31 of 35
Project #
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
County
System Name/
Borrower
15452
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
Port Washington Water
District
15371
Nassau
15377
Description
Upgrade Storage
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
34,000
$2,781,000
15
$3,739,946,574
31,400
$301,200
15
$3,740,247,774
Nassau
31,400
$2,567,000
15
$3,742,814,774
15381
Nassau
31,400
$431,000
15
$3,743,245,774
17913
Nassau
31,400
$1,545,000
15
$3,744,790,774
15632
Westchester
Upgrade Storage
OSSINING WATER
DEPARTMENT / Ossining (V)
30,000
$300,000
15
$3,745,090,774
17718
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD / River
Head WD / Riverhead (T)
28,000
$2,060,000
15
$3,747,150,774
17698
Nassau
GARDEN CITY (V) / Village of Rehabilitation of Maria Street Tank, Upgrade Storage
Garden City
25,000
$2,575,000
15
$3,749,725,774
15313
Nassau
24,700
$2,500,000
15
$3,752,225,774
15351
Nassau
24,700
$600,000
15
$3,752,825,774
15356
Nassau
24,700
$1,900,000
15
$3,754,725,774
15671
Nassau
ROSLYN WD / North
Hempstead (T)
17,000
$83,224
15
$3,754,808,998
15676
Nassau
ROSLYN WD / North
Hempstead (T)
17,000
$852,135
15
$3,755,661,133
15285
Nassau
ALBERTSON WD / North
Hempstead (T)
13,500
$386,686
15
$3,756,047,819
15274
Montgomery
7,626
$95,000
15
$3,756,142,819
17344
Nassau
7,516
$161,350
15
$3,756,304,169
17829
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE /
Pleasantville (V)
7,166
$1,955,000
15
$3,758,259,169
16038
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
Upgrade Storage
4,500
$77,500
15
$3,758,336,669
17835
Orange
MONTGOMERY (V) /
Montgomery (V)
3,696
$825,030
15
$3,759,161,699
17916
Orange
3,400
$245,660
15
$3,759,407,359
CODES Legend *
Page 32 of 35
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project #
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17525
Westchester
NORTH CASTLE WD #1 /
North Castle (T)
2,500
$813,500
15
$3,760,220,859
18040
Ontario
BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE /
Bloomfield (V)
1,675
$1,340,697
15
$3,761,561,556
15792
Putnam
1,509
$1,350,000
15
$3,762,911,556
15559
Ontario
HOPEWELL WD #2 /
Hopewell (T)
1,148
$435,600
15
$3,763,347,156
17843
Orange
1,100
$487,000
15
$3,763,834,156
17061
Westchester
356
$131,910
15
$3,763,966,066
17999
Dutchess
19,000
$71,379
15
$3,764,037,445
17889
Westchester
15,000
$3,700,000
15
$3,767,737,445
17946
Westchester
15,000
$3,700,000
15
$3,771,437,445
16815
Erie
11,940
$1,670,454
15
$3,773,107,899
15717
Rensselaer
EAST GREENBUSH
GENERAL W.D. / East
Greenbush (T)
10,200
$409,000
15
$3,773,516,899
17539
Rensselaer
CASTLETON VILLAGE PWS Replacement in-kind of aged water mains., Upgrade Distribution
System
/ Castleton-on-Hudson (V)
2,013
$1,661,400
15
$3,775,178,299
17527
Genesee
OAKFIELD VILLAGE /
Oakfield (V)
1,805
$1,147,575
15
$3,776,325,874
17959
Dutchess
SHOREHAVEN CIVIC
ASSOC / DCWWA
300
$61,692
15
$3,776,387,566
13
$325,000
15
$3,776,712,566
$5,982,162
15
$3,782,694,728
ARRAF GIC
CAT_G
18003
Erie
17198
NY City
Test Borings for City Tunnel 3 and Upstate Tunnel Sites, Phase 1
NEW YORK
CITY-CATSKILL/DELAWARE (C554), NYC & Westchester, Upgrade Transmission
SYSTEM / NYCMWFA
6,552,718
17844
Steuben
CAMPBELL WATER
DISTRICT / Campbell (T)
280
$216,744
15
$3,782,911,472
18020
Lewis
WATER DISTRICT #1 /
Denmark (T)
275
$2,603,000
15
$3,785,514,472
18077
Yates
EXT #1 TO WD #1 / Benton
(T)
42
$800,000
15
$3,786,314,472
15328
Nassau
44,700
$638,000
10
$3,786,952,472
CODES Legend *
Page 33 of 35
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project #
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Upgrade Ground Water Source
15642
Nassau
17696
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER Automated Meter Reading / Leak Detection, Upgrade Distribution
System
AUTHORITY / SCWA
16050
Westchester
17708
Pop.
7,516
Cumulative
Total
$800,000
10
$3,787,752,472
1,009,264
$7,273,000
10
$3,795,025,472
WHITE PLAINS CITY / White Previously completed water mains, Upgrade Distribution System
Plains (C)
53,077
$2,221,356
10
$3,797,246,828
Nassau
44,700
$644,350
10
$3,797,891,178
15264
Nassau
35,000
$4,663,248
10
$3,802,554,426
17912
Nassau
31,400
$500,000
10
$3,803,054,426
15633
Westchester
30,000
$900,000
10
$3,803,954,426
16740
Erie
28,000
$7,081,000
10
$3,811,035,426
17717
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD / River
Head WD / Riverhead (T)
Contruction of New Wells at Plant no. 15, New Ground Water Source
28,000
$1,973,480
10
$3,813,008,906
15357
Nassau
24,700
$550,000
10
$3,813,558,906
17958
Dutchess
19,000
$233,100
10
$3,813,792,006
ARRAF GIC
CAT_G
17830
Westchester
KENSICO WATER DISTRICT Phase VI Water Main Replacement, Upgrade Distribution System
/ Mount Pleasant
17,857
$4,503,500
10
$3,818,295,506
17834
Westchester
KENSICO WATER DISTRICT Cement lining of water mains, Upgrade Distribution System
/ Mount Pleasant
17,857
$4,560,500
10
$3,822,856,006
17783
Westchester
TARRYTOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Tarrytown (V)
11,000
$2,549,250
10
$3,825,405,256
17784
Westchester
TARRYTOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Tarrytown (V)
11,000
$1,892,110
10
$3,827,297,366
15180
Orange
10,105
$528,000
10
$3,827,825,366
15507
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Pleasantville (V)
9,500
$4,155,408
10
$3,831,980,774
15514
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Pleasantville (V)
9,500
$343,291
10
$3,832,324,065
17817
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$961,000
10
$3,833,285,065
17818
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$1,654,700
10
$3,834,939,765
CODES Legend *
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Annual List
(Formerly Readiness List) October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project #
County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
17775
Westchester
15131
Livingston
17907
Nassau
17985
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
6,000
$670,000
10
$3,835,609,765
1,360
$1,105,325
10
$3,836,715,090
VILLAGE OF PLANDOME /
Plandome (V)
1,350
$5,113,950
10
$3,841,829,040
Westchester
170
$1,436,085
10
$3,843,265,125
16540
Dutchess
112
$302,820
10
$3,843,567,945
17993
Suffolk
100
$669,093
10
$3,844,237,038
16178
Erie
19,500
$111,453
$3,844,348,491
16182
Erie
19,500
$228,113
$3,844,576,604
15963
Orange
CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON /
Cornwall-On-Hudson (V)
9,300
$520,000
$3,845,096,604
17854
Putnam
SOUTHEAST (T)
PEACEABLE WATER
DISTRICT / Southeast (T)
440
$1,700,000
$3,846,796,604
17853
Onondaga
256,000
$1,620,000
$3,848,416,604
17781
Rensselaer
4,000
$9,785,000
$3,858,201,604
18068
Orleans
WATER IMPROVEMENT
BENEFIT AREA #10 /
Clarendon (T)
250
$1,634,949
$3,859,836,553
18078
Genesee
WD #2 / Alexander (T)
165
$1,747,910
$3,861,584,463
Total # Projects
694
Total Cost
$3,861,584,463
CODES Legend *
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
17473
17321
17456
17611
17388
15881
17561
17461
15072
17647
15343
17928
18005
15603
15204
17543
17576
16692
16261
Jefferson
Jefferson
Hamilton
Franklin
Essex
Essex
Chautauqua
Orange
Orange
Saratoga
Otsego
Wyoming
Wayne
Jefferson
Oswego
Saratoga
Chautauqua
Herkimer
Oswego
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
600
WESTCOTTS WATER
DISTRICT / Hounsfield (T)
300
900
PORT KENT WD /
Chesterfield (T)
WADHAMS WD / Westport
(T)
FORESTVILLE VILLAGE /
Forestville (V)
154
487
STILLWATER VILLAGE /
Stillwater (V)
UNADILLA VILLAGE /
Unadilla (V)
1,350
1,135
SAVANNAH WD #1 /
Savannah (T)
1,200
MOREAU WD
7/CONNECTION TO SCWA /
Moreau (T)
1,100
$0
Cumulative
Total
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
5,800
$0
$0
202
$0
$0
140
$0
$0
804
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
1,572
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
900
$0
$0
345
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
650
$0
$0
Page 1 of 28
372
$0
$0
2,765
$0
$0
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
17538
17372
17306
17382
17457
16882
17140
Oswego
Oswego
Jefferson
Allegany
Erie
Onondaga
St.Lawrence
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
WATER DISTRICT #2 /
Richland (T)
1,662
800
WATER DISTRICT #2 /
Henderson (T)
352
HOUGHTON WATER
DISTRICT / Caneadea (T)
CHAFFEE WATER CO /
Chaffee Water Co.
LIMELEDGE WD / Marcellus
(T) & (V)
LOUISVILLE WATER
DISTRICT #2 / Louisville (T)
Cumulative
Total
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
2,000
$0
$0
200
$0
$0
700
$0
$0
1,000
$0
$0
17163
Essex
TICONDEROGA WD /
Ticonderoga (T)
5,000
$13,954,315
$13,954,315
18061
Franklin
5,500
$2,979,790
$16,934,105
16746
Allegany
CANASERAGA VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER /
Canaseraga (V)
900
$3,666,749
$20,600,854
15003
Ulster
ELLENVILLE (VILLAGE)
WATER DIS / Ellenville (V)
4,323
$7,136,870
$27,737,724
17425
Chenango
400
$3,272,000
$31,009,724
17427
Albany
486
$3,048,000
$34,057,724
17442
Erie
1,915
$5,430,000
$39,487,724
17379
Steuben
1,400
$0
$39,487,724
17552
Herkimer
NEWPORT VILLAGE /
Newport (V)
740
$2,175,000
$41,662,724
16278
Hamilton
750
$3,929,255
$45,591,979
18013
Cattaraugus
RANDOLPH VILLAGE /
Randolph (T)
1,250
$3,740,000
$49,331,979
2,503
$13,988,000
$63,319,979
17625
Oswego
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17637
Chautauqua
900
$4,432,100
$67,752,079
15996
Delaware
FRANKLIN VILLAGE /
Franklin (V)
481
$2,301,077
$70,053,156
16114
Cayuga
600
$6,875,100
$76,928,256
17331
Rensselaer
POESTENKILL (T) WD #1 /
Poestenkill (T)
2,300
$0
$76,928,256
17589
Cattaraugus
880
$3,208,500
$80,136,756
18017
Allegany
RICHBURG VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER / Richburg
(V)
600
$7,038,640
$87,175,396
16510
Schenectady
DELANSON VILLAGE
WATER WORKS / Delanson
(V)
428
$4,594,000
$91,769,396
17562
Jefferson
HERRINGS VILLAGE /
Herrings (V)
120
$3,429,000
$95,198,396
17629
Essex
300
$1,515,954
$96,714,350
17621
Allegany
950
$1,061,847
$97,776,197
16618
Dutchess
SHOREHAVEN CIVIC
ASSOC / DCWWA
300
$3,575,000
$101,351,197
17623
Saratoga
4,700
$6,200,000
$107,551,197
17931
Cayuga
Joint project with (V) Port Byron, (T) Montezuma & (T) Mentz.,
Upgrade Distribution System, Extend Distribution System, New
System Consolidation
1,400
$5,657,000
$113,208,197
17454
St.Lawrence
1,030
$9,275,000
$122,483,197
18060
Orange
HIGHLANDS WATER
DISTRCIT 2 EXTENTION /
Highlands (T)
1,379
$1,601,238
$124,084,435
17469
Montgomery
2,400
$1,565,600
$125,650,035
17513
Essex
WINEBROOK HILLS WD /
Newcomb (T)
250
$5,302,728
$130,952,763
17622
Chautauqua
BROCTON VILLAGE /
Brocton (V)
4,000
$3,295,000
$134,247,763
15749
Rensselaer
7,500
$7,175,300
$141,423,063
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
18029
17444
Rensselaer
Greene
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
4,000
COXSACKIE VILLAGE /
Coxsackie (V)
3225
Cumulative
Total
$141,423,063
4,010
$0
3175
$141,423,063
17866
Delaware
17773
Chenango
SHERBURNE VILLAGE /
Sherburne (V)
17631
Essex
WILMINGTON WD /
Wilmington (T)
17496
Greene
17470
Herkimer
17649
370
$992,000
2245
$142,415,063
$1,300,000
2210
$143,715,063
980
$406,500
2175
$144,121,563
896
$1,518,150
2165
$145,639,713
HERKIMER VILLAGE /
Herkimer (V)
7,606
$300,000
2130
$145,939,713
Ulster
PHOENICIA WATER
DISTRICT / Shandaken (T)
Phase 2, see Project #16491 for Phase 1., New Surface Water
Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, Upgrade Ground Water Source
992
$150,000
2130
$146,089,713
18022
Cattaraugus
PERRYSBURG (V) /
Perrysburg (T)
404
$729,657
2095
$146,819,370
17449
Orange
HIGHLANDS (T) WD #2 /
Highlands (T)
1,379
$4,748,700
2095
$151,568,070
17742
Saratoga
MECHANICVILLE CITY /
Mechanicville (C)
5,100
$587,100
2090
$152,155,170
17642
Washington
GRANVILLE VILLAGE /
Granville (V)
2,645
$0
1220
$152,155,170
8,831
16013
Westchester
BRIARCLIFF MANOR
VILLAGE / Briarcliff Manor(V)
15862
Putnam
SPRINGHOUSE ESTATES
W.W. CORP. / Southeast (T)
17493
Orange
WARWICK VILLAGE /
Warwick (V)
17337
Erie
15661
Albany
RENSSELAERVILLE WD /
Rensselaerville (T)
17936
Rensselaer
17529
Jefferson
1,531
$0
225
$152,155,170
$1,700,500
200
$153,855,670
$0
190
$153,855,670
150
$175,100
185
$154,030,770
200
$990,242
185
$155,021,012
BRUNSWICK WATER
DISTRICT # 6 / Brunswick (T)
927
$504,000
185
$155,525,012
200
$2,645,000
180
$158,170,012
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212
6,083
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17392
Warren
144
$208,575
175
$158,378,587
15557
Herkimer
463
$246,000
165
$158,624,587
17537
Delaware
DOWNSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Colchester (T)
500
$92,400
165
$158,716,987
16991
Chenango
50
$122,500
160
$158,839,487
16741
Dutchess
$1,270,000
155
$160,109,487
15097
Warren
18
$119,190
155
$160,228,677
18072
Putnam
300
$430,540
150
$160,659,217
15600
Hamilton
ANTLERS OF RAQUETTE
LAKE, INC. / Antlers of
120
$243,595
150
$160,902,812
16117
Jefferson
ALEXANDRIA TOWN WD #1
- OTTER STREET /
Alexandria (T)
60
$3,600,000
150
$164,502,812
17339
Erie
2,950
$6,400,000
150
$170,902,812
16146
Otsego
510
$3,502,000
145
$174,404,812
17514
Cattaraugus
DELEVAN VILLAGE / Delevan New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, Upgrade
Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution
(V)
1,090
$1,690,350
145
$176,095,162
2,200
$1,250,000
145
$177,345,162
1,907
System
17289
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
17385
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
250
$535,600
145
$177,880,762
17944
Nassau
230
$2,021,375
145
$179,902,137
17535
Saratoga
3,700
$1,565,000
145
$181,467,137
17455
Franklin
WATER DISTRICT #3 /
Malone (T)
300
$1,328,000
145
$182,795,137
17645
Washington
GREENWICH VILLAGE /
Greenwich (V)
$0
140
$182,795,137
16339
Jefferson
WELLESLEY ISLAND
WATER CORP. / Wellesley
$2,336,000
140
$185,131,137
Page 5 of 28
2,000
548
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
15220
Westchester
175
$400,000
135
$185,531,137
17560
Sullivan
854
$399,485
135
$185,930,622
17619
Livingston
GENESEO VILLAGE /
LCWSA
7,600
$813,000
135
$186,743,622
17612
Onondaga
ELBRIDGE VILLAGE /
Elbridge (V)
1,519
$0
135
$186,743,622
16705
Madison
MADISON VILLAGE /
Madison (V)
450
$103,500
135
$186,847,122
16106
Greene
TANNERSVILLE VILLAGE /
Tannersville (V)
448
$1,900,000
135
$188,747,122
15722
Orange
MONROE WD #8 (SKYVIEW
HILLS) / Monroe (T)
544
$1,000,000
135
$189,747,122
17201
Jefferson
ELLISBURG (V) / Ellisburg (V) Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells,
269
$0
135
$189,747,122
16279
Steuben
Cavallaro
79
$65,900
130
$189,813,022
17618
St.Lawrence
GOUVERNEUR VILLAGE /
Gouverneur (V)
4,263
$2,160,600
130
$191,973,622
17617
Orange
BLOOMING GROVE WD
#1-WORLEY HE / South
Blooming Grove (V)
1,500
$3,193,000
130
$195,166,622
17467
Ulster
SAUGERTIES (VILLAGE)
WATER DIS / Saugerties (V)
4,100
$3,573,894
130
$198,740,516
17597
Oswego
3,200
$11,312,382
130
$210,052,898
17976
Otsego
SOUTHSIDE WATER
DISTRICT / Oneonta (T)
1,570
$8,808,000
130
$218,860,898
16912
Chenango
100
$920,300
130
$219,781,198
17516
St.Lawrence
OSWEGATCHIE (T) /
Oswegatchie (T)
2,100
$13,973,000
130
$233,754,198
17355
Yates
DRESDEN VILLAGE /
Dresden (V)
700
$515,000
125
$234,269,198
15669
Orange
MONROE WD #12 (MONROE Upgrade Ground Water Source, Upgrade Pump Station, Upgrade
Distribution System
HILLS ESTATES) / Monroe
(T)
120
$1,250,000
125
$235,519,198
17432
Chautauqua
CASSADAGA VILLAGE /
Cassadaga (V)
760
$5,047,000
125
$240,566,198
Page 6 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
17615
St.Lawrence
NORFOLK WATER DISTRICT New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, New Ground
Water Source
/ Norfolk (T)
17143
Saratoga
17144
Chemung
17888
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
2,300
$1,279,000
125
$241,845,198
750
$1,096,804
125
$242,942,002
280
$5,651,000
125
$248,593,002
Tompkins
TRUMANSBURG VILLAGE /
Trumansburg (V)
2,300
$1,374,000
120
$249,967,002
18004
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$3,977,200
120
$253,944,202
17151
Erie
1,288
$15,704,100
120
$269,648,302
17594
Oswego
ROUTE 11 NORTH/FULLER
ROAD WD PHASE D /
Hastings (T)
1,200
$3,106,480
120
$272,754,782
16876
Dutchess
BRETTVIEW ACRES WATER New Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility
CO / Brettview Water Co. Inc.
$40,800
115
$272,795,582
17728
Onondaga
SKANEATELES VILLAGE /
Skaneateles
2,610
$793,100
115
$273,588,682
17071
Dutchess
200
$575,000
115
$274,163,682
17801
Yates
WD #1 / Torrey (T)
375
$3,079,875
115
$277,243,557
16811
Steuben
125
$45,735
115
$277,289,292
17986
Orange
9,000
$3,610,000
115
$280,899,292
16093
Tompkins
TRUMANSBURG VILLAGE /
Trumansburg (V)
2,300
$2,501,000
115
$283,400,292
17068
Rensselaer
675
$6,585,700
115
$289,985,992
17230
Oneida
115
$325,000
115
$290,310,992
18053
Schoharie
500
$4,899,004
115
$295,209,996
17591
Ontario
750
$298,750
110
$295,508,746
17414
Greene
$10,270,000
110
$305,778,746
Page 7 of 28
920
8,000
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
17686
Clinton
15301
Dutchess
17361
Schoharie
COBLESKILL VILLAGE /
Cobleskill (V)
16446
Sullivan
WOODRIDGE VILLAGE /
Woodridge (V)
17358
Rensselaer
SCHODACK WATER
DISTRICT # 3 / Schodack (T)
17588
Steuben
17978
Pop.
90
Cumulative
Total
$112,000
105
$305,890,746
1,303
$3,729,700
105
$309,620,446
4,533
$4,120,000
105
$313,740,446
902
$351,430
105
$314,091,876
140
$0
105
$314,091,876
350
$1,315,187
105
$315,407,063
Jefferson
NORTHEAST WATER
DISTRICT / Waertown (T)
550
$6,260,705
105
$321,667,768
16169
Greene
300
$2,873,620
105
$324,541,388
17338
Dutchess
500
$455,388
100
$324,996,776
18067
Otsego
GILBERTSVILLE VILLAGE /
Gilbertsville (V)
477
$3,865,000
100
$328,861,776
15958
Greene
PRATTSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Prattsville (T)
410
$1,361,800
100
$330,223,576
17062
Wyoming
369
$494,596
100
$330,718,172
17021
Dutchess
ROKEBY HOMES,INC. /
DCWWA
160
$495,356
100
$331,213,528
17403
Sullivan
WOODRIDGE VILLAGE /
Woodridge (V)
902
$450,000
100
$331,663,528
17554
Chautauqua
333
$1,700,000
100
$333,363,528
16062
Niagara
577
$835,085
95
$334,198,613
17093
Otsego
HARTWICK WATER
DISTRICT / Hartwick (T) WD
416
$1,745,850
95
$335,944,463
16606
Delaware
3,833
$1,373,428
95
$337,317,891
16654
Madison
MORRISVILLE VILLAGE /
Morrisville (V)
2,456
$1,300,000
95
$338,617,891
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17564
Oswego
BERNHARDS BAY WD /
Constantia (T)
790
$5,890,000
95
$344,507,891
15933
Seneca
400
$3,198,000
95
$347,705,891
17443
Albany
ALTAMONT VILLAGE /
Altamont (V)
2,000
$1,394,550
90
$349,100,441
16613
Chautauqua
MAYVILLE VILLAGE /
Mayville (V)
1,856
$2,884,000
90
$351,984,441
17992
Cortland
MCGRAW VILLAGE /
McGraw (V)
1,306
$4,222,961
90
$356,207,402
17732
Fulton
8,511
$3,255,000
90
$359,462,402
17870
Saratoga
SCWA STILLWATER
EXTENSION / Saratoga
County Water Authorit
Extend Transmission
2,100
$3,035,000
90
$362,497,402
17925
Schuyler
1,800
$5,852,501
90
$368,349,903
15451
Saratoga
STILLWATER WD #1
(STILLWATER VLG) /
Stillwater (T)
1,560
$4,912,000
90
$373,261,903
17523
Orange
MONTGOMERY W.D. #1 /
Montgomery (T)
$13,500,000
90
$386,761,903
16390
Ulster
HIGHLAND WATER
DISTRICT / Lloyd (T)
4,000
$2,369,000
90
$389,130,903
16889
Oneida
300
$1,578,872
90
$390,709,775
17428
Albany
149
$2,152,580
90
$392,862,355
17598
Oswego
1,500
$7,678,916
90
$400,541,271
16262
Broome
1,000
$863,140
90
$401,404,411
15684
Greene
1,300
$5,000,000
90
$406,404,411
17375
St.Lawrence
350
$3,112,660
90
$409,517,071
18083
Hamilton
150
$1,552,000
85
$411,069,071
17183
Seneca
7,400
$2,885,000
85
$413,954,071
Page 9 of 28
605
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
16335
Otsego
642
$2,475,000
85
$416,429,071
15490
Warren
1,000
$1,112,250
85
$417,541,321
17445
Rensselaer
$437,750
85
$417,979,071
16111
Dutchess
1,400
$2,100,000
85
$420,079,071
18043
Chautauqua
BARCELONNA WD /
Westfield (T)
128
$1,792,125
85
$421,871,196
17422
Herkimer
320
$299,112
85
$422,170,308
16922
Herkimer
260
$1,280,000
85
$423,450,308
17448
Washington
KINGSBURY WD
(QUEENSBURY) / Kingsbury
(T)
$845,000
85
$424,295,308
17858
Oswego
238
$8,357,978
85
$432,653,286
15531
Jefferson
96
$474,160
85
$433,127,446
15810
Steuben
11
$112,800
80
$433,240,246
17298
Putnam
BREWSTER VILLAGE /
Brewster (V)
2,000
$1,610,920
80
$434,851,166
17377
Chautauqua
3,100
$0
80
$434,851,166
17342
Washington
CAMBRIDGE VILLAGE /
Cambridge (V)
1,524
$2,500,000
80
$437,351,166
15736
Erie
760
$625,000
80
$437,976,166
18051
Montgomery
FULTONVILLE VILLAGE
PWS / Fultonville (V)
740
$1,262,150
80
$439,238,316
15704
Greene
COXSACKIE VILLAGE /
Coxsackie (V)
4,010
$6,210,000
80
$445,448,316
15236
Chautauqua
SHERMAN VILLAGE /
Sherman (V)
$795,000
80
$446,243,316
15325
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
$3,300,000
80
$449,543,316
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212
1,300
917
2,200
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17145
Oneida
TIBBITS/SNOWDEN HILL
WD / New Hartford (T)
450
$2,400,000
80
$451,943,316
18002
Steuben
HAMLET OF WOODHULL
MUNICIPAL WS / Woodhull
(T)
483
$4,489,928
80
$456,433,244
17934
Onondaga
2,000
$5,700,000
80
$462,133,244
17077
Rensselaer
NORTH GREENBUSH WD
#13 / North Greenbush (T)
1,050
$4,635,000
80
$466,768,244
17510
Oswego
1,000
$6,604,000
80
$473,372,244
15599
Seneca
520
$1,406,800
80
$474,779,044
17567
Steuben
33
$3,565,111
80
$478,344,155
16444
Columbia
150
$169,950
75
$478,514,105
17949
Dutchess
500
$44,577
75
$478,558,682
17533
Clinton
CHAMPLAIN VILLAGE /
Champlain (V)
2,947
$1,883,226
75
$480,441,908
16381
Orleans
LYNDONVILLE VILLAGE /
Lyndonville (V)
1,418
$1,612,864
75
$482,054,772
15843
Delaware
700
$737,900
75
$482,792,672
17076
Ulster
ELLENVILLE (VILLAGE)
WATER DIS / Ellenville (V)
4,323
$173,600
75
$482,966,272
16273
Suffolk
250
$20,791
75
$482,987,063
15718
Orange
50
$215,000
75
$483,202,063
17633
Steuben
921
$4,175,175
75
$487,377,238
15925
Allegany
TOWN OF WELLSVILLE /
Wellsville (T)
5,000
$867,106
75
$488,244,344
17229
Rensselaer
NORTH GREENBUSH WD
#14 / North Greenbush (T)
3,000
$7,313,000
75
$495,557,344
16899
Oneida
900
$7,750,000
75
$503,307,344
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17979
Jefferson
119
$1,929,000
75
$505,236,344
17311
Herkimer
MANION HEIGHTS WD /
German Flatts (T)
105
$152,000
75
$505,388,344
17098
Jefferson
85
$569,590
75
$505,957,934
17368
Orange
$5,311,500
70
$511,269,434
16984
Westchester
KITCHAWAN WATER
DISTRICT / Yorktown (T)
240
$500,000
70
$511,769,434
17042
Orange
8,892
$986,000
70
$512,755,434
17082
Ontario
2,190
$618,000
70
$513,373,434
17667
Tioga
1,253
$4,813,000
70
$518,186,434
15560
Oneida
1,155
$5,610,300
70
$523,796,734
17948
Greene
HENSONVILLE (WINDHAM
W.D.) / Windham (T)
402
$2,575,000
70
$526,371,734
17626
Ulster
5,600
$5,675,916
70
$532,047,650
18009
Tompkins
2,000
$5,924,000
70
$537,971,650
15205
Oneida
BOONVILLE VILLAGE /
Boonville (V)
2,300
$801,144
70
$538,772,794
17635
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$360,500
70
$539,133,294
17972
Cayuga
400
$1,920,334
70
$541,053,628
16012
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
$950,000
70
$542,003,628
18075
Madison
CLOCKVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Lincoln (T)
816
$7,258,100
70
$549,261,728
17571
Ulster
450
$4,713,160
70
$553,974,888
17359
Madison
210
$1,192,230
70
$555,167,118
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5,676
3,450
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
16435
Oneida
200
$638,000
70
$555,805,118
17526
Allegany
WELLSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Wellsville (T)
133
$1,192,450
70
$556,997,568
15435
Washington
126
$650,000
70
$557,647,568
17884
Onondaga
93
$782,000
70
$558,429,568
17186
Steuben
REXVILLE WATER DISTRICT New system to serve area with private contaminated wells. , New
Complete System (New System)
/ West Union (T)
60
$100,000
70
$558,529,568
17663
Suffolk
EAST FARMINGDALE WD /
Babylon East Farmingdale
WD
7,500
$4,398,512
65
$562,928,080
16144
Orange
GOSHEN W.D. #1
(HAMBLETONIAN PARK) /
Goshen (T)
509
$2,605,900
65
$565,533,980
16737
Dutchess
250
$266,500
65
$565,800,480
17504
Schoharie
1,061
$1,773,000
65
$567,573,480
17575
Fulton
1,000
$6,303,627
65
$573,877,107
17282
Dutchess
RHINEBECK VILLAGE
WATER / Rhinebeck (V)
4,300
$365,200
65
$574,242,307
16762
Cayuga
2,000
$165,000
65
$574,407,307
15797
Essex
1,831
$511,910
65
$574,919,217
15042
Genesee
ALEXANDER VILLAGE /
Alexander (V)
New Storage
781
$880,425
65
$575,799,642
17746
Ontario
RUSHVILLE VILLAGE /
Rushville (V)
621
$1,969,200
65
$577,768,842
17389
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
Replace lead service lines from the watermain to the property line to
correct lead & copper exceedances., Upgrade Distribution System
250
$444,445
65
$578,213,287
17609
Chenango
8,000
$8,652,000
65
$586,865,287
17766
Broome
2,080
$2,006,336
65
$588,871,623
17417
Delaware
ARKVILLE WATER DISTRICT Extend distribution, 100,000 gallons of storage, 100 gpm well, system
consolidation., New Ground Water Source, New Storage, Extend
/ Middletown (T)
400
$1,833,375
65
$590,704,998
Page 13 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
15040
Montgomery
890
$985,750
65
$591,690,748
17610
Montgomery
AMSTERDAM (T) /
Amsterdam(T)
400
$4,506,250
65
$596,196,998
17935
Madison
750
$5,000,000
65
$601,196,998
18016
Steuben
WD #3 / Campbell (T)
1,025
$908,687
65
$602,105,685
16679
Seneca
300
$623,607
65
$602,729,292
16798
St.Lawrence
270
$750,000
65
$603,479,292
15183
Orleans
240
$249,700
65
$603,728,992
17826
Lewis
240
$507,000
65
$604,235,992
16921
Jefferson
190
$1,509,000
65
$605,744,992
15483
Yates
97
$639,000
65
$606,383,992
16699
Westchester
625
$400,000
60
$606,783,992
17548
Albany
MENANDS VILLAGE /
Menands (V)
3,900
$6,936,000
60
$613,719,992
17193
Essex
900
$5,201,603
60
$618,921,595
16576
Chemung
400
$93,113
60
$619,014,708
18038
Saratoga
MECHANICVILLE CITY /
Mechanicville (C)
5,100
$9,465,623
60
$628,480,331
15846
Essex
3,100
$606,876
60
$629,087,207
16653
Delaware
3,070
$0
60
$629,087,207
17037
Nassau
2,503
$456,000
60
$629,543,207
16236
Dutchess
2,214
$9,328,300
60
$638,871,507
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17883
Ulster
6,000
$759,625
60
$639,631,132
18026
Tioga
1,020
$3,047,237
60
$642,678,369
17097
Orleans
6,500
$4,088,085
60
$646,766,454
17092
Otsego
LAURENS VILLAGE /
Laurens (V)
381
$1,236,000
60
$648,002,454
15561
Jefferson
WATERTOWN (T) /
Watertown (T)
530
$2,547,476
60
$650,549,930
17036
Genesee
TOWN OF PEMBROKE
WATER DISTRICT NO. 1 /
Pembroke (T)
2,000
$3,860,000
60
$654,409,930
16814
Ontario
WEST BLOOMFIELD WD /
West Bloomfield (T)
1,500
$231,750
60
$654,641,680
16886
Ontario
WEST BLOOMFIELD WD /
West Bloomfield (T)
1,500
$195,513
60
$654,837,193
17927
Lewis
CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT / Watson (T)
1,500
$12,389,600
60
$667,226,793
16767
Seneca
ROUTE 96 WATER
DISTRICT / Waterloo (T)
202
$1,845,512
60
$669,072,305
15578
Seneca
200
$699,100
60
$669,771,405
17616
Oneida
150
$210,000
60
$669,981,405
17886
Oneida
HALSTEAD ROAD WD /
Vienna (T)
75
$692,400
60
$670,673,805
16516
Suffolk
100
$550,000
55
$671,223,805
15811
Onondaga
SKANEATELES VILLAGE /
Skaneateles (V)
2,610
$1,600,000
55
$672,823,805
17031
Essex
995
$2,795,678
55
$675,619,483
16571
Franklin
HARRIETSTOWN (T) /
Harrietstown (T)
5,621
$710,800
55
$676,330,283
16957
Franklin
CHATEAUGAY V /
Chateaugay (V)
1,100
$2,750,000
55
$679,080,283
17547
Broome
1,054
$569,400
55
$679,649,683
Page 15 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
18064
Oneida
FORESTPORT WATER
DISTRICT / Foresport (T)
18015
Yates
WS IMPROVEMENTS /
Dundee (V)
18007
Cortland
MARATHON VILLAGE /
Marathon (V)
17940
Delaware
ROXBURY WATER
DISTRICT / Roxbury (T)
17599
Sullivan
17670
Erie
17673
Erie
16501
Erie
BLASDELL VILLAGE /
Blasdell (V)
18071
Cattaraugus
18049
Pop.
900
Cumulative
Total
$390,000
55
$680,039,683
1,690
$6,913,360
55
$686,953,043
1,107
$2,947,345
55
$689,900,388
755
$1,423,000
55
$691,323,388
17
$9,000
55
$691,332,388
1,800
$5,460,000
55
$696,792,388
500
$5,280,000
55
$702,072,388
3,200
$2,515,000
55
$704,587,388
RANDOLPH VILLAGE /
Randolph (T)
1,250
$7,075,000
55
$711,662,388
Erie
$335,000
55
$711,997,388
18010
Oswego
TOWN/VILLAGE JOINT
WATER PROJECT / Parish
(T)
$10,150,000
55
$722,147,388
15109
Seneca
VARICK/ROMULUS WATER
PROJECT / Varick (T)
850
$3,100,000
55
$725,247,388
15339
Erie
800
$3,708,000
55
$728,955,388
17220
Cayuga
612
$3,389,601
55
$732,344,989
15090
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$929,060
55
$733,274,049
15092
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$632,420
55
$733,906,469
16949
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$495,430
55
$734,401,899
17636
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$286,340
55
$734,688,239
15613
Livingston
350
$526,330
55
$735,214,569
Page 16 of 28
125
1,200
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
18047
Genesee
New Water District the serve areas East and West of Rte. 98, New
Water District
318
$5,322,464
55
$740,537,033
18050
Yates
BENTON WD #1 /
308
$731,000
55
$741,268,033
16724
Seneca
TYRE (T) WATER DISTRICT / Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells. ,
Extend Distribution System
Tyre (T)
260
$992,508
55
$742,260,541
16851
Erie
210
$613,500
55
$742,874,041
15089
Schenectady
183
$860,050
55
$743,734,091
16804
Broome
STILLWATER RD WD#6 /
Conklin (T)
173
$412,782
55
$744,146,873
17315
Cayuga
162
$663,320
55
$744,810,193
15545
Ontario
150
$2,224,000
55
$747,034,193
18045
Genesee
136
$1,407,623
55
$748,441,816
17189
Jefferson
100
$1,085,200
55
$749,527,016
17478
Clinton
ROUTE 11 WD / Champlain
(T)
100
$1,267,380
55
$750,794,396
17771
Albany
66
$314,150
55
$751,108,546
18046
Genesee
55
$1,067,974
55
$752,176,520
17479
Clinton
30
$675,284
55
$752,851,804
18011
Oneida
30
$244,000
55
$753,095,804
17584
Westchester
Waterworks
New wells, storage and booster pump., New Ground Water Source,
New Storage
180
$725,000
50
$753,820,804
15430
Putnam
BREWSTER VILLAGE /
Brewster (V)
New Storage
2,000
$1,628,000
50
$755,448,804
16211
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara County
8,978
$6,526,857
50
$761,975,661
18069
Madison
HAMILTON VILLAGE /
Hamilton (V)
3,904
$4,100,000
50
$766,075,661
Page 17 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Cumulative
Total
Description
Pop.
3,450
$2,150,000
50
$768,225,661
925
$1,576,930
50
$769,802,591
16188
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
18062
Oswego
CLEVELAND VILLAGE /
Cleveland (V)
16627
Nassau
Wells #3 & #4, Terrace Drive, Carle Place, NY, New Water Treatment
Plant
9,005
$1,510,800
50
$771,313,391
17191
Yates
5,248
$1,300,000
50
$772,613,391
15240
Jefferson
ALEXANDRIA VILLAGE /
Alexandria Bay (V)
1,900
$3,048,188
50
$775,661,579
17982
Steuben
PRATTSBURGH WATER
DISTRICT / Prattsburgh (T)
850
$1,485,415
50
$777,146,994
17319
Putnam
176
$427,000
50
$777,573,994
16880
Seneca
INTERLAKEN VILLAGE /
Interlaken (V)
650
$320,807
50
$777,894,801
15287
Cortland
345
$2,223,234
50
$780,118,035
15297
Cortland
HOMER VILLAGE-NEWTON
WATER WORKS / Homer (V)
4,368
$440,000
50
$780,558,035
17921
Oneida
EUREKA ROAD WD /
Westmoreland (T)
35
$180,000
50
$780,738,035
17378
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
4,500
$732,000
50
$781,470,035
16449
Albany
2,900
$381,100
50
$781,851,135
18018
Wyoming
1,135
$2,444,813
50
$784,295,948
17899
Genesee
WD II / Alabama (T)
1,056
$5,416,206
50
$789,712,154
17596
Tioga
731
$7,865,000
50
$797,577,154
17327
Onondaga
534
$2,590,450
50
$800,167,604
16205
Oswego
450
$1,115,000
50
$801,282,604
16908
Chautauqua
450
$750,000
50
$802,032,604
Page 18 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17223
Cayuga
175
$1,198,000
50
$803,230,604
17026
Seneca
151
$788,980
50
$804,019,584
17058
Jefferson
HOUNSFIELD (T) WD #2
EXTENSION / Hounsfield (T)
123
$794,439
50
$804,814,023
17895
Livingston
100
$1,115,000
50
$805,929,023
17326
Onondaga
29
$378,000
50
$806,307,023
16136
Westchester
ELMSFORD VILLAGE /
Elmsford (V)
4,600
$1,000,000
45
$807,307,023
15834
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
3,550
$102,700
45
$807,409,723
17941
Herkimer
725
$3,453,415
45
$810,863,138
18052
Jefferson
1,500
$3,200,000
45
$814,063,138
17929
Steuben
168
$3,426,552
45
$817,489,690
17945
Sullivan
MONTICELLO VILLAGE /
Monticello (V)
8,000
$7,395,000
45
$824,884,690
17055
Herkimer
2,995
$481,691
45
$825,366,381
17057
Herkimer
2,995
$1,971,007
45
$827,337,388
15547
Allegany
1,380
$1,030,000
45
$828,367,388
17226
Franklin
100
$114,075
45
$828,481,463
17402
Suffolk
100
$2,000
45
$828,483,463
15724
Chautauqua
LAKEWOOD VILLAGE /
Lakewood (V)
3,258
$870,000
45
$829,353,463
16512
Wayne
300
$207,000
45
$829,560,463
17453
Broome
LILIAN DRIVE WD /
Binghamton (T)
120
$281,000
45
$829,841,463
Page 19 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
17953
Montgomery
NELLISTON VILLAGE /
Nelliston (V)
15078
Orange
15276
Montgomery
15664
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
375
$4,493,000
45
$834,334,463
250
$412,000
45
$834,746,463
5,000
$950,000
45
$835,696,463
Niagara
4,165
$726,500
45
$836,422,963
16612
Ontario
NORTH FARMINGTON WD /
Farmington (T)
2,300
$155,128
45
$836,578,091
16698
Ontario
1,500
$2,541,000
45
$839,119,091
17922
Oneida
NORTHEASTERN WD /
Westmoreland (T)
880
$6,700,000
45
$845,819,091
16442
Suffolk
675
$2,524,278
45
$848,343,369
16313
Onondaga
TOWN OF LYSANDER W.D. / Lamson Road Water District., New Distribution System, New Water
District
Lysander (T)
500
$5,284,000
45
$853,627,369
17672
Erie
500
$420,000
45
$854,047,369
16687
Chenango
200
$390,885
45
$854,438,254
17811
Cayuga
200
$818,850
45
$855,257,104
17671
Erie
150
$5,880,000
45
$861,137,104
17677
Genesee
WATER DISTRICT #5 /
Stafford (T)
123
$927,000
45
$862,064,104
16801
Broome
CHENANGO WD #8 /
Chenango (T)
100
$121,000
45
$862,185,104
16802
Broome
CHENANGO WD #4 /
Chenango (T)
100
$112,450
45
$862,297,554
16884
Monroe
100
$386,250
45
$862,683,804
17066
Genesee
BYRON (T) WD NO. 3 / Byron Extend to serve private contaminated wells in the Hamlet of North
Byron., Extend Distribution System
(T)
100
$148,000
45
$862,831,804
17768
Genesee
WATER DISTRICT #8 /
Stafford (T)
90
$859,700
45
$863,691,504
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17601
Putnam
GARRISON LANDING WS /
Philipstown (T)
84
$325,146
45
$864,016,650
15295
Dutchess
80
$579,478
45
$864,596,128
17676
Genesee
WATER DISTRICT #7 /
Stafford (T)
75
$679,700
45
$865,275,828
16575
Genesee
50
$82,700
45
$865,358,528
15417
Albany
45
$2,500,000
45
$867,858,528
15616
Ulster
New Storage
4,800
$2,100,000
40
$869,958,528
15895
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
1,300
$2,500
40
$869,961,028
15629
Steuben
HAMMONDSPORT VILLAGE
/ Hammondsport (V)
741
$405,000
40
$870,366,028
17804
Cayuga
400
$1,642,850
40
$872,008,878
15884
Warren
POTTERSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
325
$14,400
40
$872,023,278
17957
Dutchess
1,400
$991,620
40
$873,014,898
15944
Chenango
1,738
$154,039
40
$873,168,937
15229
Orange
400
$386,250
40
$873,555,187
18070
Wayne
TRANSMISSION MAIN
REPLACEMENT / Clyde(V)
Upgrade Transmission
2,270
$357,900
40
$873,913,087
15308
Livingston
1,450
$2,093,140
40
$876,006,227
15129
Albany
NORTHEAST WATER
DISTRICT / New Scotland (T)
370
$843,905
40
$876,850,132
15209
Ontario
300
$1,132,000
40
$877,982,132
15554
Ontario
220
$1,243,100
40
$879,225,232
15148
Monroe
171
$429,330
40
$879,654,562
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
16799
Broome
CHENANGO WD #25 /
Chenango (T)
18056
Orange
WARWICK VILLAGE /
Warwick (V)
17974
Steuben
16073
Rensselaer
PETERSBURGH WATER
DISTRICT / Petersburg (T)
16209
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara County
16586
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara (T)
18030
Rensselaer
17262
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
100
$383,500
40
$880,038,062
6,083
$323,725
35
$880,361,787
1,147
$7,763,007
35
$888,124,794
$109,154
35
$888,233,948
8,978
$2,859,246
35
$891,093,194
New Transmission
8,978
$400,000
35
$891,493,194
7,500
$3,169,952
35
$894,663,146
Orleans
2,150
$210,243
35
$894,873,389
17540
Genesee
OAKFIELD VILLAGE /
Oakfield (V)
1,805
$2,864,100
35
$897,737,489
17791
Delaware
STAMFORD VILLAGE /
Stamford (V)
1,280
$2,575,000
35
$900,312,489
16897
Essex
995
$1,000,000
35
$901,312,489
17595
Essex
900
$2,247,987
35
$903,560,476
16723
Chemung
WELLSBURG VILLAGE /
Wellsburg (V)
631
$644,700
35
$904,205,176
15062
Oneida
54
$164,000
35
$904,369,176
15086
Seneca
1,600
$161,340
35
$904,530,516
17887
Cayuga
New Storage
601
$1,152,505
35
$905,683,021
15087
Sullivan
ROUTE 55 WATER
DISTRICT / Liberty (T)
500
$400,000
35
$906,083,021
17725
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$4,417,000
35
$910,500,021
17960
Franklin
5,800
$1,000,000
35
$911,500,021
Page 22 of 28
240
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Cumulative
Total
Description
Pop.
5,641
$437,400
35
$911,937,421
17969
Steuben
16138
Oswego
PHOENIX VILLAGE / Phoenix State Street water main replacement., Upgrade Distribution System
(V)
2,138
$90,125
35
$912,027,546
16147
Orange
WESTSIDE GREENWOOD
LAKE W.D. / Warwick (T)
1,160
$100,000
35
$912,127,546
16246
Dutchess
LITTLE SWITZERLAND /
East Fishkill (T)
450
$428,900
35
$912,556,446
15938
Dutchess
185
$148,000
35
$912,704,446
16461
Dutchess
21
$18,000
30
$912,722,446
15635
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$435,000
30
$913,157,446
18037
Ulster
MARLBOROUGH WATER
DISTRICT / (T) Marlborough
3,248
$16,879,640
30
$930,037,086
18079
Tompkins
$540,660
30
$930,577,746
15365
Sullivan
WURTSBORO VILLAGE
WATER SUPPLY / Wurtsboro
(V)
1,060
$1,545,000
30
$932,122,746
17882
Fulton
1,500
$1,990,000
30
$934,112,746
17787
Schoharie
SCHOHARIE VILLAGE /
Schoharie (V)
1,030
$2,570,000
30
$936,682,746
17905
Warren
2,160
$1,650,675
30
$938,333,421
17956
Delaware
ROXBURY WATER
DISTRICT / Roxbury (T)
755
$358,178
30
$938,691,599
16720
Wayne
526
$102,935
30
$938,794,534
15966
Orange
CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON /
Cornwall-On-Hudson (V)
9,300
$2,935,257
25
$941,729,791
17908
Suffolk
1,400
$668,000
25
$942,397,791
17524
Westchester
NORTH CASTLE WD #2 /
North Castle (T)
New well and storage, New Ground Water Source, New Storage
1,200
$1,458,695
25
$943,856,486
16250
Oneida
J.E. BARRETT WD / Prospect Upgrade Ground Water Source, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution
System
(V)
$326,000
25
$944,182,486
Page 23 of 28
New 400,000 gallon potable water stand pipe and distribution system
improvements, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
250
150
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
16015
Westchester
BRIARCLIFF MANOR
VILLAGE / Briarcliff Manor (V)
8,831
$2,845,400
25
$947,027,886
15401
Clinton
2,600
$620,000
25
$947,647,886
17741
Schenectady
ROTTERDAM WD #3 /
Rotterdam (T)
2,000
$2,060,000
25
$949,707,886
17795
Clinton
MORRISONVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Plattsburgh (T)
1,300
$225,320
25
$949,933,206
15228
Orange
PINE GROVE MOBILE HOME New Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Transmission, New Storage,
PARK / Pine Grove MHP, LLC Upgrade Distribution System
516
$484,100
25
$950,417,306
15634
Cayuga
SENNETT WD #1 / Sennett
(T)
200
$470,339
25
$950,887,645
17683
Clinton
PLEASANT RIDGE WD /
Plattsburgh (T)
New Storage
168
$3,190,000
25
$954,077,645
17341
Albany
New Transmission
80
$146,775
25
$954,224,420
15896
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
1,300
$15,500
25
$954,239,920
15893
Jefferson
Upgrade Storage
1,000
$121,954
25
$954,361,874
15805
Warren
WARRENSBURG WATER
DISTRICT / Warrensburg (T)
3,600
$375,000
25
$954,736,874
17965
Oswego
2,350
$585,000
25
$955,321,874
16481
Jefferson
VILLAGE OF CLAYTON /
Clayton (V)
2,160
$214,000
25
$955,535,874
17939
Herkimer
1,766
$561,350
25
$956,097,224
15268
Madison
EARLVILLE VILLAGE /
Earlville (V)
790
$96,509
25
$956,193,733
17961
Jefferson
LAFARGEVILLE (T.
ORLEANS) / Orleans (T)
750
$208,078
25
$956,401,811
15951
Orange
851
$572,474
20
$956,974,285
15538
Tompkins
LANSING WD #2 / Lansing
(T)
400
$443,500
20
$957,417,785
16053
Niagara
5,393
$1,000,000
20
$958,417,785
Page 24 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Cumulative
Total
Description
Pop.
4,500
$141,280
20
$958,559,065
16041
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
17772
Saratoga
4,500
$606,052
20
$959,165,117
17400
Orange
HIGHLAND FALLS VILLAGE / Water Treatment Plant Filter Upgrades, Upgrade Water Treatment
Plant
Highland Falls (V)
4,400
$800,000
20
$959,965,117
18041
Putnam
Upgrade Transmission
2,666
$958,000
20
$960,923,117
17920
Oneida
WESTMORELAND WD NO 1
(GU) / Westmoreland (T)
600
$2,850,000
20
$963,773,117
18073
Tompkins
WEST DANBY WD /
Danbury(T)
New Storage
265
$384,600
20
$964,157,717
17565
Orange
BRITTANY TERRACE /
Brittany Terrace, Inc.
169
$215,000
20
$964,372,717
17583
Nassau
8,700
$1,597,530
20
$965,970,247
15755
Albany
New Storage
4,500
$497,500
20
$966,467,747
15832
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
3,550
$291,050
20
$966,758,797
15914
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
Upgrade Transmission
3,550
$1,581,250
20
$968,340,047
15918
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
Upgrade Storage
3,550
$189,750
20
$968,529,797
15045
Oneida
3,000
$822,000
20
$969,351,797
15691
Greene
2,000
$1,144,330
20
$970,496,127
17383
Genesee
OAKFIELD VILLAGE /
Oakfield (T)
Upgrade Transmission
1,805
$1,661,600
20
$972,157,727
16885
Ontario
WEST BLOOMFIELD WD /
West Bloomfield (T)
1,500
$13,390
20
$972,171,117
17802
Jefferson
MADISON BARRACKS
WATER SYSTEM / Sackets
Harbor (V)
1,000
$1,700,000
20
$973,871,117
16758
Erie
520
$460,000
20
$974,331,117
17419
Dutchess
WAPPINGERS FALLS
VILLAGE / Wappinger Falls
(V)
6,000
$6,238,532
20
$980,569,649
Page 25 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
17325
Onondaga
3,745
$307,336
20
$980,876,985
15897
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
1,300
$42,200
20
$980,919,185
17970
Sullivan
WURTSBORO VILLAGE
WATER SUPPLY / Wurtsboro
(V)
1,060
$201,438
20
$981,120,623
17966
Rensselaer
675
$75,000
20
$981,195,623
17968
Schoharie
547
$203,148
20
$981,398,771
15312
Westchester
175
$121,339
20
$981,520,110
16494
Clinton
50
$497,200
20
$982,017,310
15469
Erie
WILLIAMSVILLE (V) /
Williamsville (V)
6,017
$408,447
15
$982,425,757
15556
Tompkins
LANSING WD #2 / Lansing
(T)
400
$117,300
15
$982,543,057
15274
Montgomery
7,626
$95,000
15
$982,638,057
17344
Nassau
7,516
$161,350
15
$982,799,407
17829
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE /
Pleasantville (V)
7,166
$1,955,000
15
$984,754,407
16038
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
Upgrade Storage
4,500
$77,500
15
$984,831,907
17835
Orange
MONTGOMERY (V) /
Montgomery (V)
3,696
$825,030
15
$985,656,937
17916
Orange
3,400
$245,660
15
$985,902,597
17525
Westchester
NORTH CASTLE WD #1 /
North Castle (T)
2,500
$813,500
15
$986,716,097
18040
Ontario
BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE /
Bloomfield (V)
1,675
$1,340,697
15
$988,056,794
15792
Putnam
1,509
$1,350,000
15
$989,406,794
15559
Ontario
HOPEWELL WD #2 /
Hopewell (T)
1,148
$435,600
15
$989,842,394
Page 26 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Cumulative
Total
Description
Pop.
1,100
$487,000
15
$990,329,394
356
$131,910
15
$990,461,304
17843
Orange
17061
Westchester
Upgrade Storage
17539
Rensselaer
2,013
$1,661,400
15
$992,122,704
17527
Genesee
OAKFIELD VILLAGE /
Oakfield (V)
1,805
$1,147,575
15
$993,270,279
17959
Dutchess
SHOREHAVEN CIVIC
ASSOC / DCWWA
300
$61,692
15
$993,331,971
18003
Erie
CATTARAUGUS STREET
WATER DISTRICT / Concord
(T)
13
$325,000
15
$993,656,971
17844
Steuben
CAMPBELL WATER
DISTRICT / Campbell (T)
280
$216,744
15
$993,873,715
18020
Lewis
WATER DISTRICT #1 /
Denmark (T)
275
$2,603,000
15
$996,476,715
18077
Yates
EXT #1 TO WD #1 / Benton
(T)
42
$800,000
15
$997,276,715
15642
Nassau
7,516
$800,000
10
$998,076,715
15507
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Pleasantville (V)
9,500
$4,155,408
10
$1,002,232,123
15514
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Pleasantville (V)
9,500
$343,291
10
$1,002,575,414
17817
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$961,000
10
$1,003,536,414
17818
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$1,654,700
10
$1,005,191,114
17775
Westchester
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WD #3 / Westchester County
#3
6,000
$670,000
10
$1,005,861,114
15131
Livingston
1,360
$1,105,325
10
$1,006,966,439
17907
Nassau
VILLAGE OF PLANDOME /
Plandome (V)
1,350
$5,113,950
10
$1,012,080,389
17985
Westchester
170
$1,436,085
10
$1,013,516,474
16540
Dutchess
112
$302,820
10
$1,013,819,294
Page 27 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Category A List ( Small Systems Serving < 10,000 People )
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
17993
Suffolk
15963
Orange
CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON /
Cornwall-On-Hudson (V)
17854
Putnam
SOUTHEAST (T)
PEACEABLE WATER
DISTRICT / Southeast (T)
17781
Rensselaer
18068
Orleans
18078
Genesee
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
100
$669,093
10
$1,014,488,387
9,300
$520,000
$1,015,008,387
440
$1,700,000
$1,016,708,387
4,000
$9,785,000
$1,026,493,387
WATER IMPROVEMENT
BENEFIT AREA #10 /
Clarendon (T)
250
$1,634,949
$1,028,128,336
WD #2 / Alexander (T)
165
$1,747,910
$1,029,876,246
Total # Projects
Total Cost
$1,029,876,246
519
Page 28 of 28
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Albany County
17427
Albany
486
$3,048,000
210
$3,048,000
15661
Albany
RENSSELAERVILLE WD /
Rensselaerville (T)
200
$990,242
185
$4,038,242
17443
Albany
ALTAMONT VILLAGE /
Altamont (V)
2,000
$1,394,550
90
$5,432,792
17428
Albany
149
$2,152,580
90
$7,585,372
15950
Albany
GUILDERLAND TOWN WD
/ Guilderland (T)
30,000
$10,146,000
75
$17,731,372
16245
Albany
15,550
$1,975,000
70
$19,706,372
16670
Albany
93
$314,000
70
$20,020,372
17548
Albany
MENANDS VILLAGE /
Menands (V)
3,900
$6,936,000
60
$26,956,372
17771
Albany
66
$314,150
55
$27,270,522
17299
Albany
RAVENA VILLAGE / Ravena Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Transmission, Upgrade
Storage
(V)
4,500
$3,090,000
50
$30,360,522
15705
Albany
101,082
$2,000,000
50
$32,360,522
16449
Albany
2,900
$381,100
50
$32,741,622
15417
Albany
45
$2,500,000
45
$35,241,622
15747
Albany
New Transmission
101,082
$10,000,000
45
$45,241,622
15698
Albany
101,082
$1,350,000
45
$46,591,622
15446
Albany
NORMANSKILL RD,
WORMER RD WATER
SYS. / New Scotland (T)
30
$376,000
40
$46,967,622
15395
Albany
WATERVLIET CITY /
Watervliet (C)
New Storage
9,889
$1,548,000
40
$48,515,622
15129
Albany
NORTHEAST WATER
DISTRICT / New Scotland
(T)
370
$843,905
40
$49,359,527
15300
Albany
NORTHEAST WATER
DISTRICT / New Scotland
(T)
45
$267,000
40
$49,626,527
15720
Albany
101,082
$960,000
40
$50,586,527
Page 1 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Albany County
16244
Albany
15397
Albany
WATERVLIET CITY /
Watervliet (C)
Upgrade Transmission
15743
Albany
17740
Albany
Replace water main on Vliet St. from Main St. to Garner St, Upgrade
Distribution System
15392
Albany
WATERVLIET CITY /
Watervliet (C)
17738
Albany
15393
Albany
WATERVLIET CITY /
Watervliet (C)
17341
Albany
New Transmission
15755
Albany
15247
Albany
15,550
$1,025,000
40
$51,611,527
9,889
$208,500
35
$51,820,027
101,082
$6,000,000
35
$57,820,027
15,550
$747,532
30
$58,567,559
9,889
$795,000
30
$59,362,559
15,550
$1,595,000
30
$60,957,559
9,889
$317,700
30
$61,275,259
80
$146,775
25
$61,422,034
4,500
$497,500
20
$61,919,534
78,500
$1,290,000
15
$63,209,534
1175
$63,209,534
Allegany County
17382
Allegany
HOUGHTON WATER
DISTRICT / Caneadea (T)
2,000
$0
16746
Allegany
CANASERAGA VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER /
Canaseraga (V)
900
$3,666,749
220
$66,876,283
18017
Allegany
RICHBURG VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER / Richburg
(V)
600
$7,038,640
180
$73,914,923
17621
Allegany
ANGELICA VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER / Angelica
(V)
950
$1,061,847
165
$74,976,770
15925
Allegany
TOWN OF WELLSVILLE /
Wellsville (T)
5,000
$867,106
75
$75,843,876
17526
Allegany
WELLSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Wellsville (T)
133
$1,192,450
70
$77,036,326
15502
Allegany
WELLSVILLE VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER / Wellsville
(V)
New Storage
5,700
$1,177,000
50
$78,213,326
15547
Allegany
FRIENDSHIP TOWN
WATER DISTRICT /
Friendship (T)
1,380
$1,030,000
45
$79,243,326
16636
Allegany
1,040
$788,500
45
$80,031,826
16655
Allegany
GENESEE HEIGHTS
MOBILE HOME PK / Mr. &
Mrs. Anzivine
65
$69,000
40
$80,100,826
Page 2 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Allegany County
15943
Allegany
ANDOVER VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER / Andover
(V)
16747
Allegany
CANASERAGA VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER /
Canaseraga (V)
16154
Allegany
BELMONT VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER / Belmont
(V)
16156
Allegany
15983
17762
1,130
$3,299,000
40
$83,399,826
900
$2,039,915
35
$85,439,741
1,325
$494,452
30
$85,934,193
BELMONT VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER / Belmont
(V)
1,325
$405,827
30
$86,340,020
Allegany
600
$257,500
25
$86,597,520
Allegany
DISTRIBUTION MAIN
REPLACEMENT / Allegany
(T)
500
$121,000
20
$86,718,520
1,000
$863,140
90
$87,581,660
101
$343,200
65
$87,924,860
2,080
$2,006,336
65
$89,931,196
Broome County
16262
Broome
16175
Broome
CONKLIN WD #1 / Conklin
(T)
17766
Broome
16025
Broome
455
$1,101,456
55
$91,032,652
16804
Broome
STILLWATER RD WD#6 /
Conklin (T)
173
$412,782
55
$91,445,434
17547
Broome
1,054
$569,400
55
$92,014,834
17453
Broome
LILIAN DRIVE WD /
Binghamton (T)
120
$281,000
45
$92,295,834
16801
Broome
CHENANGO WD #8 /
Chenango (T)
100
$121,000
45
$92,416,834
16541
Broome
5,000
$6,400,225
45
$98,817,059
16802
Broome
CHENANGO WD #4 /
Chenango (T)
100
$112,450
45
$98,929,509
17852
Broome
ENDICOTT MUNICIPAL
WATER WORKS / Endicott
(V)
45,000
$250,000
40
$99,179,509
16799
Broome
CHENANGO WD #25 /
Chenango (T)
100
$383,500
40
$99,563,009
15969
Broome
VESTAL CONSOLIDATED
W.D. #1 / Vestal (T)
20,950
$1,700,000
40
$101,263,009
15215
Broome
DICKINSON WD #2 /
Dickinson (T)
56
$220,100
35
$101,483,109
Page 3 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Broome County
15489
Broome
BINGHAMTON, CITY OF /
Binghamton (C)
15764
Broome
WINDSOR, VILLAGE OF /
Windsor (V)
15975
Broome
VESTAL CONSOLIDATED
W.D. #1 / Vestal (T)
15973
Broome
15905
47,600
$1,236,000
35
$102,719,109
1,051
$1,660,000
30
$104,379,109
20,950
$187,718
10
$104,566,827
VESTAL CONSOLIDATED
W.D. #1 / Vestal (T)
20,950
$319,815
10
$104,886,642
Broome
CHENANGO
CONSOLIDATED WD #1 /
Chenango (T)
9,200
$574,500
10
$105,461,142
15977
Broome
VESTAL CONSOLIDATED
W.D. #1 / Vestal (T)
New Storage
20,950
$1,668,600
10
$107,129,742
15971
Broome
VESTAL CONSOLIDATED
W.D. #1 / Vestal (T)
20,950
$415,296
$107,545,038
Cattaraugus County
18022
Cattaraugus
PERRYSBURG (V) /
Perrysburg (T)
404
$729,657
2095
$108,274,695
18013
Cattaraugus
RANDOLPH VILLAGE /
Randolph (T)
1,250
$3,740,000
200
$112,014,695
17589
Cattaraugus
CRYSTAL WATER CO
(WEST VALLEY) / Ashford
(T)
880
$3,208,500
180
$115,223,195
17514
Cattaraugus
DELEVAN VILLAGE /
Delevan (V)
1,090
$1,690,350
145
$116,913,545
18071
Cattaraugus
RANDOLPH VILLAGE /
Randolph (T)
1,250
$7,075,000
55
$123,988,545
17770
Cattaraugus
15,500
$3,977,087
40
$127,965,632
15763
Cattaraugus
PORTVILLE VILLAGE /
Portville (V)
1,040
$437,673
35
$128,403,305
18025
Cattaraugus
SALAMANCA CITY /
Salalmanca (C)
7,000
$1,688,000
30
$130,091,305
600
$6,875,100
185
$136,966,405
1,400
$5,657,000
160
$142,623,405
Cayuga County
16114
Cayuga
CAYUGA VILLAGE /
Cayuga (V)
17931
Cayuga
Joint project with (V) Port Byron, (T) Montezuma & (T) Mentz.,
Upgrade Distribution System, Extend Distribution System, New System
Consolidation
15780
Cayuga
426
$862,457
110
$143,485,862
15970
Cayuga
600
$500,650
80
$143,986,512
Page 4 of 86
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Cayuga County
15127
Cayuga
17681
Cayuga
NORTH WEEDSPORT
WD#7 / Brutus (T)
15751
Cayuga
17803
1,000
$934,500
80
$144,921,012
100
$561,000
80
$145,482,012
GENOA-KING FERRY WD /
Genoa (T)
900
$1,040,000
75
$146,522,012
Cayuga
29,788
$3,975,262
70
$150,497,274
17972
Cayuga
400
$1,920,334
70
$152,417,608
16762
Cayuga
2,000
$165,000
65
$152,582,608
16163
Cayuga
400
$1,960,142
60
$154,542,750
17220
Cayuga
VICTORY (T) WD #2 /
Victory (T)
612
$3,389,601
55
$157,932,351
17315
Cayuga
162
$663,320
55
$158,595,671
15026
Cayuga
29,788
$321,875
50
$158,917,546
15904
Cayuga
AURELIUS WD NO 1 /
Aurelius (T)
440
$2,142,690
50
$161,060,236
17989
Cayuga
FLEMING WD #1 / Fleming
(T)
1,800
$790,499
50
$161,850,735
17223
Cayuga
175
$1,198,000
50
$163,048,735
16759
Cayuga
waterline installation, storage tank, pump station and WTP for Cayuga
County Water & Sewer Authority, New Water Treatment Plant, New
Storage, New Distribution System
5,900
$25,632,730
45
$188,681,465
15050
Cayuga
29,788
$647,510
45
$189,328,975
17811
Cayuga
200
$818,850
45
$190,147,825
15043
Cayuga
29,788
$902,795
45
$191,050,620
15546
Cayuga
29,788
$1,098,495
40
$192,149,115
17804
Cayuga
400
$1,642,850
40
$193,791,965
17887
Cayuga
New Storage
601
$1,152,505
35
$194,944,470
Page 5 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Cayuga County
15949
Cayuga
MORAVIA VILLAGE /
Moravia (V)
1,950
$789,600
30
$195,734,070
17329
Cayuga
OWASCO WATER
DISTRICT / Owasco (T)
3,000
$6,180,000
30
$201,914,070
15634
Cayuga
SENNETT WD #1 / Sennett
(T)
200
$470,339
25
$202,384,409
15631
Cayuga
SENNETT WD #3 / Sennett
(T)
400
$307,760
20
$202,692,169
17990
Cayuga
FLEMING WD #1 / Fleming
(T)
1,800
$3,386,228
20
$206,078,397
FORESTVILLE VILLAGE /
Forestville (V)
1230
$206,078,397
Chautauqua County
17561
Chautauqua
804
$0
17576
Chautauqua
650
$0
1205
$206,078,397
17637
Chautauqua
17622
Chautauqua
BROCTON VILLAGE /
Brocton (V)
17432
Chautauqua
CASSADAGA VILLAGE /
Cassadaga (V)
17481
Chautauqua
18004
900
$4,432,100
200
$210,510,497
4,000
$3,295,000
145
$213,805,497
760
$5,047,000
125
$218,852,497
650
$392,275
125
$219,244,772
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$3,977,200
120
$223,221,972
17614
Chautauqua
15,310
$17,705,600
105
$240,927,572
17279
Chautauqua
SHOREHAVEN WATER
DISTRICT / Westfield (T)
120
$206,000
100
$241,133,572
17554
Chautauqua
333
$1,700,000
100
$242,833,572
16613
Chautauqua
MAYVILLE VILLAGE /
Mayville (V)
1,856
$2,884,000
90
$245,717,572
18043
Chautauqua
BARCELONNA WD /
Westfield (T)
128
$1,792,125
85
$247,509,697
17377
Chautauqua
3,100
$0
80
$247,509,697
15236
Chautauqua
SHERMAN VILLAGE /
Sherman (V)
917
$795,000
80
$248,304,697
16012
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$950,000
70
$249,254,697
Page 6 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Chautauqua County
15617
Chautauqua
HANOVER WATER
DISTRICT #1 / Hanover (T)
17218
Chautauqua
FREDONIA VILLAGE /
Fredonia (V)
17482
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (T)
16014
Chautauqua
15124
2,173
$666,300
70
$249,920,997
10,400
$1,287,500
65
$251,208,497
3,450
$506,700
65
$251,715,197
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (T)
3,450
$520,300
60
$252,235,497
Chautauqua
15,310
$2,915,000
60
$255,150,497
15021
Chautauqua
15,310
$3,530,000
60
$258,680,497
16406
Chautauqua
FORESTVILLE VILLAGE /
Forestville (V)
804
$200,000
60
$258,880,497
16188
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$2,150,000
50
$261,030,497
16559
Chautauqua
HANOVER WATER
DISTRICT #1 / Hanover (T)
2,173
$1,287,500
50
$262,317,997
16908
Chautauqua
450
$750,000
50
$263,067,997
15724
Chautauqua
LAKEWOOD VILLAGE /
Lakewood (V)
3,258
$870,000
45
$263,937,997
15022
Chautauqua
15,310
$2,726,000
40
$266,663,997
16296
Chautauqua
SINCLAIRVILLE VILLAGE /
Sinclairville (V)
772
$50,000
40
$266,713,997
16183
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$257,206
35
$266,971,203
16022
Chautauqua
FREDONIA VILLAGE /
Fredonia (V)
10,400
$716,800
35
$267,688,003
16184
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$90,305
35
$267,778,308
16024
Chautauqua
FREDONIA VILLAGE /
Fredonia (V)
10,400
$779,200
30
$268,557,508
16181
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$600,000
30
$269,157,508
16665
Chautauqua
WESTFIELD VILLAGE /
Westfield (V)
3,450
$54,167
30
$269,211,675
16609
Chautauqua
HANOVER WATER
DISTRICT #1 / Hanover (T)
2,173
$939,000
30
$270,150,675
Page 7 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Chautauqua County
16294
Chautauqua
SINCLAIRVILLE VILLAGE /
Sinclairville (V)
772
$45,000
30
$270,195,675
17483
Chautauqua
1,300
$609,760
30
$270,805,435
17484
Chautauqua
New Storage
2,900
$695,250
25
$271,500,685
17955
Chautauqua
CHAUTAUQUA (T) WD 3 /
Chautauqua (T)
200
$700,000
25
$272,200,685
15725
Chautauqua
LAKEWOOD VILLAGE /
Lakewood (V)
New Storage
3,258
$559,600
15
$272,760,285
Chemung County
17144
Chemung
280
$5,651,000
125
$278,411,285
17628
Chemung
550
$787,950
100
$279,199,235
16576
Chemung
NORTHSTAR MHP /
Leading Edge Properties
400
$93,113
60
$279,292,348
16560
Chemung
65,000
$1,545,000
45
$280,837,348
17998
Chemung
HORSEHEADS VILLAGE /
Horseheads (V)
New Storage
11,530
$2,541,709
45
$283,379,057
16260
Chemung
MILLPORT VILLAGE
WATER SUPPLY / Millport
(V)
292
$125,000
40
$283,504,057
16577
Chemung
225
$131,250
35
$283,635,307
16723
Chemung
WELLSBURG VILLAGE /
Wellsburg (V)
631
$644,700
35
$284,280,007
16427
Chemung
93
$139,000
10
$284,419,007
1,531
$1,300,000
2210
$285,719,007
Chenango County
17773
Chenango
SHERBURNE VILLAGE /
Sherburne (V)
17425
Chenango
400
$3,272,000
215
$288,991,007
16991
Chenango
OXFORD WATER
DISTRICT #1 / Oxford (T)
50
$122,500
160
$289,113,507
16912
Chenango
100
$920,300
130
$290,033,807
17609
Chenango
8,000
$8,652,000
65
$298,685,807
Page 8 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Chenango County
16687
Chenango
15944
Chenango
18076
Chenango
200
$390,885
45
$299,076,692
1,738
$154,039
40
$299,230,731
New Storage
1,738
$250,290
25
$299,481,021
1,000
$3,339,464
200
$302,820,485
90
$112,000
105
$302,932,485
260
$876,000
100
$303,808,485
18,000
$4,550,000
95
$308,358,485
Clinton County
15569
Clinton
ELLENBURG (T) / Ellenburg Development of public water system to serve area with contaminated
water sources, Extend Distribution System
(T)
17686
Clinton
SARANAC WD / Saranac
(T)
17356
Clinton
ARCHIE BORDEAU WD /
Plattsburgh (T)
17492
Clinton
PLATTSBURGH CITY /
Plattsburgh (C)
New Storage
17179
Clinton
SOUTH PLATTSBURGH
WATER DISTRICT /
Plattsburgh (T)
2,000
$4,575,000
90
$312,933,485
16498
Clinton
CHAMPLAIN (T) /
Champlain (T)
Develop Source for Town Districts (4), New Ground Water Source,
Upgrade Transmission, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
1,350
$2,131,740
85
$315,065,225
17796
Clinton
STANDISH WATER
DISTRICT / Saranac (T)
110
$78,000
85
$315,143,225
17533
Clinton
CHAMPLAIN VILLAGE /
Champlain (V)
2,947
$1,883,226
75
$317,026,451
16371
Clinton
CHAMPLAIN VILLAGE /
Champlain (V)
2,947
$531,675
65
$317,558,126
17729
Clinton
2,600
$260,000
65
$317,818,126
17477
Clinton
30
$216,300
55
$318,034,426
17479
Clinton
30
$675,284
55
$318,709,710
17227
Clinton
WATER DISTRICT
EXTENSION NO. 1 / Chazy
(T)
40
$265,000
55
$318,974,710
17391
Clinton
NCCS JUNIOR-SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL / NCCS
1,121
$323,832
55
$319,298,542
17478
Clinton
ROUTE 11 WD / Champlain
(T)
100
$1,267,380
55
$320,565,922
17821
Clinton
200
$2,280,875
50
$322,846,797
15660
Clinton
TOWN OF MOOERS
PROPOSED WD#1 /
Mooers (T)
1,250
$6,212,250
50
$329,059,047
Page 9 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Clinton County
17680
Clinton
PLATTSBURGH CITY /
Plattsburgh (C)
18,000
$7,370,000
50
$336,429,047
18027
Clinton
PLATTSBURGH AIRPORT /
Clinton County
47,000
$10,402,825
40
$346,831,872
17309
Clinton
PLEASANT RIDGE
TRAILER PARK / Pleasant
Ridge MHP
New Storage
50
$8,096
40
$346,839,968
17850
Clinton
AUSABLE HEIGHTS
WATER SYSTEM / AuSable
(T)
40
$425,000
35
$347,264,968
17687
Clinton
CHAMPLAIN VILLAGE /
Champlain (V)
2,947
$438,265
30
$347,703,233
17731
Clinton
2,550
$1,107,510
30
$348,810,743
17340
Clinton
GREATER PLATTSBURGH
WATER DISTRICT /
Plattsburgh (T)
10,000
$541,000
25
$349,351,743
17795
Clinton
MORRISONVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Plattsburgh (T)
1,300
$225,320
25
$349,577,063
17683
Clinton
PLEASANT RIDGE WD /
Plattsburgh (T)
New Storage
168
$3,190,000
25
$352,767,063
15401
Clinton
2,600
$620,000
25
$353,387,063
16230
Clinton
GREATER PLATTSBURGH
WATER DISTRICT /
Schuyler Falls (T)
New Storage
10,000
$565,000
20
$353,952,063
16227
Clinton
GREATER PLATTSBURGH
WATER DISTRICT /
Schuyler Falls (T)
10,000
$142,000
20
$354,094,063
16494
Clinton
CHAMPLAIN (T) /
Champlain (T)
50
$497,200
20
$354,591,263
147
$233,295
165
$354,824,558
Columbia County
16394
Columbia
MAPLE LANE
ASSOCIATES / Maple Lane
Associates
18031
Columbia
2,000
$1,982,750
135
$356,807,308
15532
Columbia
CHATHAM VILLAGE /
Chatham (V)
2,156
$724,800
85
$357,532,108
16444
Columbia
150
$169,950
75
$357,702,058
16920
Columbia
HAMLET OF EAST
CHATHAM / Chatham (T)
65
$1,009,745
45
$358,711,803
15765
Columbia
GREENPORT WD NO1 /
Greenport (T)
4,050
$651,475
40
$359,363,278
15769
Columbia
GREENPORT WD NO1 /
Greenport (T)
4,050
$637,313
35
$360,000,591
Page 10 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Columbia County
16489
Columbia
15535
Columbia
CHATHAM VILLAGE /
Chatham (V)
15761
Columbia
15757
15117
75
$225,000
35
$360,225,591
2,156
$1,240,000
35
$361,465,591
GREENPORT WD NO1 /
Greenport (T)
4,050
$354,063
30
$361,819,654
Columbia
GREENPORT WD NO1 /
Greenport (T)
Upgrade Storage
4,050
$80,443
25
$361,900,097
Columbia
BREEZY HILLS
COMMUNITY / Hunt's
Homestead MHP
Upgrade Storage
51
$41,200
15
$361,941,297
Cortland County
15294
Cortland
HOMER
VILLAGE-NEWTON
WATER WORKS / Homer
(V)
4,368
$325,000
100
$362,266,297
17992
Cortland
MCGRAW VILLAGE /
McGraw (V)
1,306
$4,222,961
90
$366,489,258
18007
Cortland
MARATHON VILLAGE /
Marathon (V)
1,107
$2,947,345
55
$369,436,603
15297
Cortland
HOMER
VILLAGE-NEWTON
WATER WORKS / Homer
(V)
4,368
$440,000
50
$369,876,603
15287
Cortland
345
$2,223,234
50
$372,099,837
17760
Cortland
MARATHON VILLAGE /
Marathon (V)
1,107
$1,706,000
40
$373,805,837
17190
Cortland
CINCINNATUS WATER
DISTRICT / Cincinnatus (T)
650
$126,500
30
$373,932,337
15298
Cortland
HOMER
VILLAGE-NEWTON
WATER WORKS / Homer
(V)
4,368
$528,750
25
$374,461,087
Delaware County
17866
Delaware
370
$992,000
2245
$375,453,087
15996
Delaware
FRANKLIN VILLAGE /
Franklin (V)
New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, New Storage,
Extend Distribution System, Upgrade Distribution System
481
$2,301,077
195
$377,754,164
17537
Delaware
DOWNSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Colchester (T)
500
$92,400
165
$377,846,564
16606
Delaware
3,833
$1,373,428
95
$379,219,992
15843
Delaware
MARGARETVILLE
VILLAGE / Margaretville (V)
700
$737,900
75
$379,957,892
17417
Delaware
ARKVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Middletown (T)
400
$1,833,375
65
$381,791,267
Page 11 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Delaware County
16653
Delaware
17940
Delaware
ROXBURY WATER
DISTRICT / Roxbury (T)
15316
Delaware
15836
3,070
$0
60
$381,791,267
755
$1,423,000
55
$383,214,267
ARKVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Middletown (T)
400
$494,400
35
$383,708,667
Delaware
MARGARETVILLE
VILLAGE / Margaretville (V)
700
$1,011,000
35
$384,719,667
17791
Delaware
STAMFORD VILLAGE /
Stamford (V)
1,280
$2,575,000
35
$387,294,667
17956
Delaware
ROXBURY WATER
DISTRICT / Roxbury (T)
755
$358,178
30
$387,652,845
300
$3,575,000
160
$391,227,845
1,907
$1,270,000
155
$392,497,845
Dutchess County
16618
Dutchess
SHOREHAVEN CIVIC
ASSOC / DCWWA
16741
Dutchess
PAWLING VILLAGE /
Pawling (V)
15292
Dutchess
WAPPINGER PARK
HOMES / Wappinger (T)
400
$14,676,600
155
$407,174,445
16876
Dutchess
BRETTVIEW ACRES
WATER CO / Brettview
Water Co. Inc.
920
$40,800
115
$407,215,245
17071
Dutchess
200
$575,000
115
$407,790,245
17574
Dutchess
PLEASANT VALLEY WD /
Pleasant Valley (T)
2,500
$7,855,000
110
$415,645,245
15301
Dutchess
1,303
$3,729,700
105
$419,374,945
17021
Dutchess
ROKEBY HOMES,INC. /
DCWWA
160
$495,356
100
$419,870,301
17338
Dutchess
DUTCHESS ESTATES INC / Upgrade Ground Water Source, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Pump
Station
Dutchess Estates Water
Company
500
$455,388
100
$420,325,689
16534
Dutchess
WAPPINGER PARK
HOMES / Wappinger (T)
400
$7,649,165
95
$427,974,854
16111
Dutchess
1,400
$2,100,000
85
$430,074,854
17949
Dutchess
500
$44,577
75
$430,119,431
17282
Dutchess
RHINEBECK VILLAGE
WATER / Rhinebeck (V)
4,300
$365,200
65
$430,484,631
16737
Dutchess
250
$266,500
65
$430,751,131
Page 12 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Dutchess County
16236
Dutchess
2,214
$9,328,300
60
$440,079,431
15740
Dutchess
1,000
$1,480,000
55
$441,559,431
17868
Dutchess
WOODHILL GREEN /
Woodhill Green Condos
483
$1,450,000
55
$443,009,431
15295
Dutchess
80
$579,478
45
$443,588,909
17505
Dutchess
PAWLING WD #2 / Pawling
(T) WD #2
225
$218,820
45
$443,807,729
18080
Dutchess
POUGHKEEPSIE CITY /
Poughkeepsie JWB
28,000
$17,252,706
45
$461,060,435
18028
Dutchess
POUGHKEEPSIE CITY /
City of Poughkeepsie
28,000
$4,311,035
40
$465,371,470
16803
Dutchess
2,500
$7,813,000
40
$473,184,470
17957
Dutchess
1,400
$991,620
40
$474,176,090
17421
Dutchess
POUGHKEEPSIE CITY /
Poughkeepsie (C)
28,000
$6,746,500
40
$480,922,590
17420
Dutchess
POUGHKEEPSIE CITY /
Poughkeepsie (C)
28,000
$4,223,000
40
$485,145,590
15645
Dutchess
POUGHKEEPSIE
TOWNWIDE WD /
Poughkeepsie (T)
System Consolidation
40,000
$6,650,000
35
$491,795,590
17725
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$4,417,000
35
$496,212,590
16246
Dutchess
LITTLE SWITZERLAND /
East Fishkill (T)
450
$428,900
35
$496,641,490
15938
Dutchess
TACONIC ESTATES
WATER DISTRICT / East
Fishkill (T)
185
$148,000
35
$496,789,490
16583
Dutchess
LAKE LODGES
APARTMENTS / Lake
Lodge Apts.
30
$85,000
35
$496,874,490
16461
Dutchess
21
$18,000
30
$496,892,490
16297
Dutchess
WINGDALE VILLAGE PARK Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source
/ Wingdale Village Park
150
$74,000
30
$496,966,490
16845
Dutchess
190
$367,092
30
$497,333,582
16384
Dutchess
TOWN OF NORTHEAST
WD / Northeast (T)
411
$100,000
20
$497,433,582
Page 13 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Dutchess County
17419
Dutchess
WAPPINGERS FALLS
VILLAGE / Wappinger Falls
(V)
18001
Dutchess
18000
Dutchess
17999
6,000
$6,238,532
20
$503,672,114
19,000
$509,737
20
$504,181,851
19,000
$972,907
20
$505,154,758
Dutchess
19,000
$71,379
15
$505,226,137
17959
Dutchess
SHOREHAVEN CIVIC
ASSOC / DCWWA
300
$61,692
15
$505,287,829
15930
Dutchess
RHINEBECK VILLAGE
WATER / Rhinebeck (V)
4,300
$223,000
15
$505,510,829
17938
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$511,500
15
$506,022,329
15927
Dutchess
RHINEBECK VILLAGE
WATER / Rhinebeck (V)
4,300
$1,569,000
15
$507,591,329
17937
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$679,800
15
$508,271,129
16514
Dutchess
DUTCHESS CO WATER
AUTH - VALLEYDALE /
DCWWA
Dutchess County Water and Waste Water Authority Zone VDW, New
Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System
500
$1,626,100
15
$509,897,229
17688
Dutchess
WOODHILL GREEN /
Woodhill Green Condos
483
$1,450,000
15
$511,347,229
17709
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$2,133,000
15
$513,480,229
15662
Dutchess
860
$1,617,284
15
$515,097,513
17424
Dutchess
15
$100,000
15
$515,197,513
16540
Dutchess
CHARLOTTE GROVE
MOBILE HOME CT /
Charlette Grove MH Court
112
$302,820
10
$515,500,333
17705
Dutchess
STAATSBURG WATER
SYSTEM / DCWWA
1,072
$6,180,000
10
$521,680,333
17703
Dutchess
STAATSBURG WATER
SYSTEM / DCWWA
1,072
$773,000
10
$522,453,333
17707
Dutchess
STAATSBURG WATER
SYSTEM / DCWWA
1,072
$4,876,000
10
$527,329,333
17691
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$3,646,200
10
$530,975,533
17700
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$8,806,500
10
$539,782,033
Page 14 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Dutchess County
17958
Dutchess
19,000
$233,100
10
$540,015,133
15644
Dutchess
POUGHKEEPSIE
TOWNWIDE WD /
Poughkeepsie (T)
40,000
$410,000
10
$540,425,133
17695
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$5,677,875
10
$546,103,008
17693
Dutchess
DUTCHESS COUNTY
WATER/WASTEWATER
PLANT / DCWWA
7,012
$5,014,200
10
$551,117,208
CHAFFEE WATER CO /
Chaffee Water Co.
1165
$551,117,208
Erie County
17457
Erie
200
$0
17442
Erie
17337
Erie
17339
Erie
17169
Erie
17151
Erie
AURORA WATER
DISTRICT 18 / Aurora (T)
17592
1,915
$5,430,000
210
$556,547,208
150
$175,100
185
$556,722,308
2,950
$6,400,000
150
$563,122,308
228,869
$122,000,000
125
$685,122,308
1,288
$15,704,100
120
$700,826,408
Erie
TOWN OF NEWSTEAD WD Serve area of private contaminated or poor yielding private wells, New
Distribution System, New System Consolidation
#10 PHASE 3 / Newstead
(T)
475
$3,250,000
105
$704,076,408
15922
Erie
2,666
$640,003
105
$704,716,411
15736
Erie
COLLINS WD #3 / Collins
(T)
760
$625,000
80
$705,341,411
15982
Erie
300
$725,000
70
$706,066,411
15981
Erie
2,971
$2,380,000
65
$708,446,411
17980
Erie
1,140
$16,075,000
60
$724,521,411
15880
Erie
3,882
$225,000
60
$724,746,411
17395
Erie
228,869
$3,723,500
60
$728,469,911
16501
Erie
BLASDELL VILLAGE /
Blasdell (V)
3,200
$2,515,000
55
$730,984,911
15339
Erie
800
$3,708,000
55
$734,692,911
Page 15 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Erie County
18049
Erie
17670
Erie
16851
Erie
17673
Erie
15508
125
$335,000
55
$735,027,911
1,800
$5,460,000
55
$740,487,911
210
$613,500
55
$741,101,411
500
$5,280,000
55
$746,381,411
Erie
TOWN OF MARILLA
WATER DISTRICT #3 /
Marilla (T)
1,530
$2,420,500
50
$748,801,911
15497
Erie
TOWN OF MARILLA
WATER DISTRICT NO. 4 /
Marilla (T)
760
$2,249,845
50
$751,051,756
17918
Erie
BUFFALO WATER
AUTHORITY / Buffalo (C)
276,000
$7,945,178
50
$758,996,934
17394
Erie
228,869
$7,480,000
50
$766,476,934
16557
Erie
TOWN OF NEWSTEAD
WD#7 / Newstead (T)
30
$127,300
50
$766,604,234
15439
Erie
4,200
$4,090,000
45
$770,694,234
18012
Erie
WATER IMPROVEMENT
AREA NO. 5 / Alden (T)
1,650
$10,873,000
45
$781,567,234
17672
Erie
500
$420,000
45
$781,987,234
17671
Erie
150
$5,880,000
45
$787,867,234
15738
Erie
1,300
$566,500
45
$788,433,734
17724
Erie
19,500
$2,303,000
40
$790,736,734
15004
Erie
180
$1,230,000
40
$791,966,734
17757
Erie
HAMBURG - 1 / Hamburg
(V)
1,125
$1,261,000
35
$793,227,734
15606
Erie
457
$310,000
35
$793,537,734
17758
Erie
HAMBURG - 2 / Hamburg
(V)
1,700
$2,844,000
35
$796,381,734
17730
Erie
19,500
$3,130,000
35
$799,511,734
Page 16 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Erie County
15898
Erie
GOWANDA VILLAGE /
Gowanda (V)
New Transmission
15961
Erie
17396
Erie
17398
Erie
17397
2,800
$885,250
35
$800,396,984
10,287
$145,300
30
$800,542,284
Parallel 48 inch transmission mains between Van de Water WTP & Ball
Pump Station., New Transmission
228,869
$16,620,000
30
$817,162,284
Parallel 48 inch raw water line between Van de Water raw water pump
station & WTP., New Transmission
228,869
$5,544,000
30
$822,706,284
Erie
228,869
$5,323,909
30
$828,030,193
15534
Erie
105
$235,000
30
$828,265,193
17399
Erie
228,869
$17,706,000
25
$845,971,193
15133
Erie
HOLLAND WATER
DISTRICT / Holland (T)
1,680
$200,000
25
$846,171,193
16016
Erie
7,500
$112,500
25
$846,283,693
17759
Erie
WATER MAIN
REPLACEMENT / Hamburg
(T)
43,425
$3,103,000
20
$849,386,693
15479
Erie
228,869
$550,000
20
$849,936,693
17620
Erie
WINDOVER WATER CO
WM REPLACEMENT /
Windover Water Co
20
$189,000
20
$850,125,693
16578
Erie
SPRINGVILLE MOBILE
VILLAGE / Parss Properties
90
$48,600
20
$850,174,293
15484
Erie
228,869
$300,000
20
$850,474,293
16758
Erie
520
$460,000
20
$850,934,293
16042
Erie
7,200
$1,707,950
20
$852,642,243
15486
Erie
228,869
$250,000
20
$852,892,243
16167
Erie
18,000
$1,459,374
20
$854,351,617
15477
Erie
228,869
$275,000
20
$854,626,617
16815
Erie
LANCASTER (V) /
Lancaster (V)
11,940
$1,670,454
15
$856,297,071
Page 17 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Erie County
17726
Erie
New Transmission
15469
Erie
WILLIAMSVILLE (V) /
Williamsville (V)
18003
Erie
CATTARAUGUS STREET
WATER DISTRICT /
Concord (T)
17734
Erie
Upgrade Storage
15444
Erie
WILLIAMSVILLE (V) /
Williamsville (V)
17733
Erie
New Transmission
17690
Erie
CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT / Lancaster (T)
16740
Erie
17335
Erie
WILLIAMSVILLE (V) /
Williamsville (V)
16396
Erie
16187
19,500
$500,000
15
$856,797,071
6,017
$408,447
15
$857,205,518
13
$325,000
15
$857,530,518
19,500
$2,100,000
15
$859,630,518
6,017
$808,396
15
$860,438,914
19,500
$1,250,000
15
$861,688,914
500
$2,725,000
10
$864,413,914
28,000
$7,081,000
10
$871,494,914
6,017
$2,700,000
10
$874,194,914
3,100
$50,000
10
$874,244,914
Erie
19,500
$340,000
10
$874,584,914
16185
Erie
19,500
$986,154
$875,571,068
15118
Erie
CLARENCE, TOWN
WATER DEPT. / Clarence
(T)
15,000
$1,597,700
$877,168,768
15119
Erie
CLARENCE, TOWN
WATER DEPT. / Clarence
(T)
15,000
$2,650,000
$879,818,768
16556
Erie
WILLIAMSVILLE (V) /
Williamsville (V)
6,017
$141,000
$879,959,768
17532
Erie
100
$2,324,177
$882,283,945
15627
Erie
35,000
$1,346,725
$883,630,670
16182
Erie
19,500
$228,113
$883,858,783
17531
Erie
100
$2,499,100
$886,357,883
16178
Erie
19,500
$111,453
$886,469,336
Page 18 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Erie County
15121
Erie
CLARENCE, TOWN
WATER DEPT. / Clarence
(T)
15,000
$726,200
$887,195,536
15120
Erie
CLARENCE, TOWN
WATER DEPT. / Clarence
(T)
15,000
$165,000
$887,360,536
$406,500
2175
$887,767,036
$0
1240
$887,767,036
Essex County
17631
Essex
WILMINGTON WD /
Wilmington (T)
980
15881
Essex
WADHAMS WD / Westport
(T)
140
17388
Essex
PORT KENT WD /
Chesterfield (T)
202
$0
1240
$887,767,036
17163
Essex
TICONDEROGA WD /
Ticonderoga (T)
17629
Essex
17513
Essex
15827
5,000
$13,954,315
265
$901,721,351
300
$1,515,954
165
$903,237,305
WINEBROOK HILLS WD /
Newcomb (T)
250
$5,302,728
145
$908,540,033
Essex
800
$175,000
75
$908,715,033
17684
Essex
KEESEVILLE V / Keeseville
(V)
2,300
$3,442,280
75
$912,157,313
15797
Essex
1,831
$511,910
65
$912,669,223
16589
Essex
3,100
$239,450
65
$912,908,673
16659
Essex
1,831
$4,315,148
65
$917,223,821
17193
Essex
900
$5,201,603
60
$922,425,424
15846
Essex
3,100
$606,876
60
$923,032,300
15849
Essex
3,100
$1,573,733
60
$924,606,033
17031
Essex
CROWN POINT WD /
Crown Point (T)
995
$2,795,678
55
$927,401,711
15841
Essex
428
$792,076
55
$928,193,787
16045
Essex
NEW RUSSIA WD /
Elizabethtown (T)
60
$135,000
45
$928,328,787
17595
Essex
900
$2,247,987
35
$930,576,774
Page 19 of 86
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Essex County
16897
Essex
CROWN POINT WD /
Crown Point (T)
995
$1,000,000
35
$931,576,774
17578
Essex
100
$90,000
30
$931,666,774
17630
Essex
140
$1,091,985
25
$932,758,759
SARANAC LAKE V /
Saranac Lake (V)
1245
$932,758,759
Franklin County
17611
Franklin
5,800
$0
18061
Franklin
17455
Franklin
WATER DISTRICT #3 /
Malone (T)
15246
Franklin
ST REGIS MOHAWK
WATER SYSTEM / St.
Regis Mohawk Tribe
16866
Franklin
17646
Franklin
WEST BANGOR
EXTENSION / Bangor (T)
16957
Franklin
CHATEAUGAY V /
Chateaugay (V)
16571
Franklin
17304
5,500
$2,979,790
235
$935,738,549
300
$1,328,000
145
$937,066,549
20
$3,897,950
95
$940,964,499
5,500
$596,295
90
$941,560,794
150
$1,090,000
65
$942,650,794
1,100
$2,750,000
55
$945,400,794
HARRIETSTOWN (T) /
Harrietstown (T)
5,621
$710,800
55
$946,111,594
Franklin
FORT COVINGTON WD /
Fort Covington (T)
900
$1,241,050
50
$947,352,644
17226
Franklin
100
$114,075
45
$947,466,719
15712
Franklin
SARANAC LAKE V /
Saranac Lake (V)
5,800
$582,400
45
$948,049,119
16896
Franklin
SARANAC LAKE V /
Saranac Lake (V)
5,800
$180,250
45
$948,229,369
17284
Franklin
New Transmission
13,000
$498,963
40
$948,728,332
17960
Franklin
SARANAC LAKE V /
Saranac Lake (V)
5,800
$1,000,000
35
$949,728,332
17184
Franklin
273
$250,000
20
$949,978,332
45
$39,655
150
$950,017,987
Fulton County
16538
Fulton
Page 20 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Fulton County
17732
Fulton
15331
Fulton
GLOVERSVILLE (C)
WATER WORKS /
Gloversville (C)
15330
Fulton
17575
8,511
$3,255,000
90
$953,272,987
17,991
$2,234,600
80
$955,507,587
GLOVERSVILLE (C)
WATER WORKS /
Gloversville (C)
17,991
$1,963,900
80
$957,471,487
Fulton
NORTHAMPTON (T)
WATER DISTRICT /
Northampton (T)
1,000
$6,303,627
65
$963,775,114
17545
Fulton
JOCKEYVILLE ESTATES II
/ Saratoga LLC
126
$92,000
50
$963,867,114
17546
Fulton
SANDYLAND MHP /
Sandyland MHP
30
$60,000
50
$963,927,114
15935
Fulton
JOHNSTOWN (T) /
Johnstown (C)
50
$86,725
50
$964,013,839
17882
Fulton
BROADALBAN (V) /
Broadalin (V)
1,500
$1,990,000
30
$966,003,839
15793
Fulton
817
$78,000
30
$966,081,839
15253
Fulton
BROADALBIN (V) /
Broadalbin (V)
1,397
$1,268,960
30
$967,350,799
17748
Fulton
BROADALBIN (V) /
Broadalbin (V)
1,397
$91,207
25
$967,442,006
6,300
$916,000
75
$968,358,006
16,310
$2,067,500
70
$970,425,506
3,300
$119,000
65
$970,544,506
781
$880,425
65
$971,424,931
2,000
$3,860,000
60
$975,284,931
16,310
$19,113,000
60
$994,397,931
Genesee County
16162
Genesee
17761
Genesee
15608
Genesee
Upgrade Storage
15042
Genesee
ALEXANDER VILLAGE /
Alexander (V)
New Storage
17036
Genesee
TOWN OF PEMBROKE
WATER DISTRICT NO. 1 /
Pembroke (T)
16112
Genesee
17065
Genesee
315
$1,854,000
55
$996,251,931
18047
Genesee
New Water District the serve areas East and West of Rte. 98, New
Water District
318
$5,322,464
55
$1,001,574,395
18045
Genesee
136
$1,407,623
55
$1,002,982,018
Page 21 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Genesee County
18046
Genesee
17899
Genesee
WD II / Alabama (T)
17885
Genesee
16610
55
$1,067,974
55
$1,004,049,992
1,056
$5,416,206
50
$1,009,466,198
WATER DISTRICT 2 /
Alabama (T)
1,056
$5,258,452
50
$1,014,724,650
Genesee
6,300
$2,150,000
50
$1,016,874,650
17768
Genesee
WATER DISTRICT #8 /
Stafford (T)
90
$859,700
45
$1,017,734,350
16575
Genesee
50
$82,700
45
$1,017,817,050
17676
Genesee
WATER DISTRICT #7 /
Stafford (T)
75
$679,700
45
$1,018,496,750
17066
Genesee
100
$148,000
45
$1,018,644,750
17764
Genesee
13,250
$161,000
45
$1,018,805,750
17755
Genesee
13,250
$148,000
45
$1,018,953,750
17677
Genesee
WATER DISTRICT #5 /
Stafford (T)
123
$927,000
45
$1,019,880,750
16113
Genesee
16,310
$628,830
45
$1,020,509,580
17032
Genesee
25
$139,050
40
$1,020,648,630
17540
Genesee
OAKFIELD VILLAGE /
Oakfield (V)
1,805
$2,864,100
35
$1,023,512,730
15611
Genesee
3,300
$477,000
35
$1,023,989,730
17799
Genesee
MCWA GENESEE /
Genesee County
13,250
$8,570,000
25
$1,032,559,730
17383
Genesee
OAKFIELD VILLAGE /
Oakfield (T)
Upgrade Transmission
1,805
$1,661,600
20
$1,034,221,330
17527
Genesee
OAKFIELD VILLAGE /
Oakfield (V)
1,805
$1,147,575
15
$1,035,368,905
18078
Genesee
WD #2 / Alexander (T)
165
$1,747,910
$1,037,116,815
COXSACKIE VILLAGE /
Coxsackie (V)
3175
$1,037,116,815
Greene County
17444
Greene
4,010
$0
Page 22 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Greene County
17496
Greene
896
$1,518,150
2165
$1,038,634,965
16106
Greene
TANNERSVILLE VILLAGE /
Tannersville (V)
448
$1,900,000
135
$1,040,534,965
17414
Greene
CATSKILL VILLAGE /
Catskill (V)
8,000
$10,270,000
110
$1,050,804,965
16169
Greene
300
$2,873,620
105
$1,053,678,585
15958
Greene
PRATTSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Prattsville (T)
410
$1,361,800
100
$1,055,040,385
15684
Greene
NEW BALTIMORE (T) / New Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells,
consolidate public water supply. , Extend Distribution System, New
Baltimore (T)
1,300
$5,000,000
90
$1,060,040,385
4,010
$6,210,000
80
$1,066,250,385
System Consolidation
15704
Greene
COXSACKIE VILLAGE /
Coxsackie (V)
17948
Greene
HENSONVILLE (WINDHAM
W.D.) / Windham (T)
402
$2,575,000
70
$1,068,825,385
16728
Greene
PRATTSVILLE WD #2 /
Prattsville (T)
25
$468,585
65
$1,069,293,970
16105
Greene
TANNERSVILLE VILLAGE /
Tannersville (V)
448
$467,000
45
$1,069,760,970
15415
Greene
CATSKILL VILLAGE /
Catskill (V)
8,000
$695,250
30
$1,070,456,220
15419
Greene
CATSKILL VILLAGE /
Catskill (V)
8,000
$1,390,500
30
$1,071,846,720
17640
Greene
1,850
$171,700
30
$1,072,018,420
15691
Greene
2,000
$1,144,330
20
$1,073,162,750
1255
$1,073,162,750
Hamilton County
17456
Hamilton
16278
Hamilton
LONG LAKE (T) / Long Lake New Ground Water Source, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
(T)
15600
Hamilton
ANTLERS OF RAQUETTE
LAKE, INC. / Antlers of
Raquette Lake Inc.
18083
Hamilton
17530
Hamilton
900
$0
750
$3,929,255
200
$1,077,092,005
120
$243,595
150
$1,077,335,600
150
$1,552,000
85
$1,078,887,600
490
$2,674,765
65
$1,081,562,365
Page 23 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Herkimer County
17470
Herkimer
HERKIMER VILLAGE /
Herkimer (V)
7,606
16692
Herkimer
VAN HORNESVILLE
WATER WORKS / Stark (T)
372
$300,000
2130
$1,081,862,365
$0
1200
$1,081,862,365
17552
Herkimer
NEWPORT VILLAGE /
Newport (V)
17499
Herkimer
740
$2,175,000
200
$1,084,037,365
ILION (V) WATER WORKS / Construction of Multilevel Water Intake in non-utilized reservoir, replace
old transmission main & valves to address disinfection byproducts,
Ilion (V)
8,610
$1,285,777
170
$1,085,323,142
15557
Herkimer
463
$246,000
165
$1,085,569,142
17330
Herkimer
VILLAGE OF COLD
BROOK / Cold Brook (V)
336
$1,761,961
100
$1,087,331,103
16922
Herkimer
260
$1,280,000
85
$1,088,611,103
17422
Herkimer
320
$299,112
85
$1,088,910,215
16203
Herkimer
EAST FRANKFORT
WATER SYSTEM /
Frankfort (T)
1,000
$948,000
75
$1,089,858,215
17311
Herkimer
MANION HEIGHTS WD /
German Flatts (T)
105
$152,000
75
$1,090,010,215
17869
Herkimer
STARKVILLE WATER
SYSTEM / Stark (T)
250
$1,000,000
65
$1,091,010,215
17639
Herkimer
ILION (V) WATER WORKS / Upgrade Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, Upgrade
Surface Water Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, Upgrade Surface
Ilion (V)
8,610
$4,343,510
60
$1,095,353,725
1,100
$5,828,000
55
$1,101,181,725
725
$3,453,415
45
$1,104,635,140
17280
Herkimer
WEST FRANKFORT
WATER DISTRICT /
Frankfort (T)
17941
Herkimer
17055
Herkimer
2,995
$481,691
45
$1,105,116,831
17057
Herkimer
2,995
$1,971,007
45
$1,107,087,838
17048
Herkimer
New Storage
2,166
$1,051,000
40
$1,108,138,838
17096
Herkimer
TRINITY CHRISTIAN
(LITTLE LAMB PRE-SCH) /
Trinity Christian School
15
$1,400
30
$1,108,140,238
17939
Herkimer
1,766
$561,350
25
$1,108,701,588
16101
Herkimer
2,985
$82,000
25
$1,108,783,588
Page 24 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Herkimer County
16103
Herkimer
600
300
345
352
2,985
$266,000
25
$1,109,049,588
1280
$1,109,049,588
Jefferson County
17473
17321
15603
17306
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Jefferson
WESTCOTTS WATER
DISTRICT / Hounsfield (T)
WATER DISTRICT #2 /
Henderson (T)
$0
$0
1260
$1,109,049,588
$0
1210
$1,109,049,588
$0
1190
$1,109,049,588
17529
Jefferson
200
$2,645,000
180
$1,111,694,588
17562
Jefferson
HERRINGS VILLAGE /
Herrings (V)
120
$3,429,000
170
$1,115,123,588
16117
Jefferson
ALEXANDRIA TOWN WD
#1 - OTTER STREET /
Alexandria (T)
60
$3,600,000
150
$1,118,723,588
16339
Jefferson
WELLESLEY ISLAND
WATER CORP. / Wellesley
Island Water Corp.
548
$2,336,000
140
$1,121,059,588
17201
Jefferson
269
$0
135
$1,121,059,588
17978
Jefferson
NORTHEAST WATER
DISTRICT / Waertown (T)
550
$6,260,705
105
$1,127,320,293
16701
Jefferson
LAFARGEVILLE (T.
ORLEANS) / Orleans (T)
750
$246,731
85
$1,127,567,024
15531
Jefferson
96
$474,160
85
$1,128,041,184
17474
Jefferson
DEPAUVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Clayton (T)
200
$6,333,529
85
$1,134,374,713
15909
Jefferson
475
$400,000
75
$1,134,774,713
17098
Jefferson
85
$569,590
75
$1,135,344,303
17979
Jefferson
119
$1,929,000
75
$1,137,273,303
16921
Jefferson
190
$1,509,000
65
$1,138,782,303
15825
Jefferson
75
$451,217
60
$1,139,233,520
15561
Jefferson
WATERTOWN (T) /
Watertown (T)
530
$2,547,476
60
$1,141,780,997
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Jefferson County
17189
Jefferson
WATER DISTRICT #5 /
Cape Vincent (T)
100
$1,085,200
55
$1,142,866,197
17185
Jefferson
WATERTOWN TOWN WD
2 / Watertown (T)
100
$1,435,865
50
$1,144,302,062
17058
Jefferson
HOUNSFIELD (T) WD #2
EXTENSION / Hounsfield
(T)
123
$794,439
50
$1,145,096,501
17924
Jefferson
WD#3 EXTENSION /
Hounsfield (T)
37
$2,635,000
50
$1,147,731,501
18006
Jefferson
450
$17,521,000
50
$1,165,252,501
15240
Jefferson
ALEXANDRIA VILLAGE /
Alexandria Bay (V)
1,900
$3,048,188
50
$1,168,300,689
17466
Jefferson
SACKETS HARBOR
VILLAGE / Sackets Harbor
(V)
1,300
$3,090,000
50
$1,171,390,689
17320
Jefferson
HOUNSFIELD WD#2
EXTENSION / Hounsfield
(T)
200
$3,900,000
50
$1,175,290,689
17305
Jefferson
65
$500,000
50
$1,175,790,689
18052
Jefferson
1,500
$3,200,000
45
$1,178,990,689
16096
Jefferson
1,100
$757,125
40
$1,179,747,814
15309
Jefferson
WATERTOWN, CITY OF /
Watertown (C)
27,861
$152,955
35
$1,179,900,769
16256
Jefferson
PHILADELPHIA VILLAGE /
Philadelphia (V)
1,800
$257,440
35
$1,180,158,209
17465
Jefferson
HIGHWAY GARAGE WD /
Hounsfield (T)
200
$3,035,853
35
$1,183,194,062
15789
Jefferson
CHAUMONT VILLAGE /
Chaumont (V)
625
$178,961
30
$1,183,373,023
17585
Jefferson
CLAYTON VILLAGE /
Clayton (V)
2,100
$551,000
30
$1,183,924,023
15893
Jefferson
Upgrade Storage
1,000
$121,954
25
$1,184,045,977
16481
Jefferson
VILLAGE OF CLAYTON /
Clayton (V)
2,160
$214,000
25
$1,184,259,977
17961
Jefferson
LAFARGEVILLE (T.
ORLEANS) / Orleans (T)
750
$208,078
25
$1,184,468,055
17308
Jefferson
BROWNVILLE VILLAGE /
Brownville (V)
1,200
$574,000
25
$1,185,042,055
Page 26 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Jefferson County
16549
Jefferson
NORTHLAND ESTATES /
Northland Park Inc.
New Storage
17802
Jefferson
MADISON BARRACKS
WATER SYSTEM / Sackets
Harbor (V)
18021
Jefferson
WATER DISTRICT #3 /
Ellisburg (T)
17464
Jefferson
540
$82,416
20
$1,185,124,471
1,000
$1,700,000
20
$1,186,824,471
200
$9,000,000
15
$1,195,824,471
ROUTE 12F WD /
Hounsfield (T)
144
$5,406,750
15
$1,201,231,221
240
$507,000
65
$1,201,738,221
1,500
$12,389,600
60
$1,214,127,821
Lewis County
17826
Lewis
17927
Lewis
CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT / Watson (T)
16482
Lewis
820
$910,000
30
$1,215,037,821
16667
Lewis
350
$611,588
25
$1,215,649,409
16683
Lewis
CONSTABLEVILLE
VILLAGE / Constableville
(V)
Upgrade Transmission
310
$1,274,936
20
$1,216,924,345
18020
Lewis
WATER DISTRICT #1 /
Denmark (T)
275
$2,603,000
15
$1,219,527,345
7,600
$813,000
135
$1,220,340,345
Livingston County
17619
Livingston
GENESEO VILLAGE /
LCWSA
17317
Livingston
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT NO . 2 /
Livingston County
835
$3,200,000
80
$1,223,540,345
17182
Livingston
TOWN OF MOUNT
MORRIS / Mount Morris (T)
700
$5,824,804
65
$1,229,365,149
15322
Livingston
100
$1,574,600
60
$1,230,939,749
15706
Livingston
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT /
Livingston County
250
$1,627,400
60
$1,232,567,149
15697
Livingston
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT /
Livingston County
230
$1,326,575
55
$1,233,893,724
15613
Livingston
350
$526,330
55
$1,234,420,054
17895
Livingston
100
$1,115,000
50
$1,235,535,054
17897
Livingston
LIMA/NORTH/ELM ROADS
WD / Geneseo (T)
500
$2,920,000
50
$1,238,455,054
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Livingston County
15693
Livingston
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT /
Livingston County
15604
Livingston
15308
Livingston
15154
1,200
$2,306,055
45
$1,240,761,109
120
$885,548
45
$1,241,646,657
1,450
$2,093,140
40
$1,243,739,797
Livingston
2,000
$640,155
25
$1,244,379,952
16678
Livingston
Upgrade Transmission
2,993
$1,442,000
25
$1,245,821,952
16584
Livingston
GENESEO (T) WD #1 /
Geneseo (T)
215
$819,000
25
$1,246,640,952
16585
Livingston
GENESEO (T) WD #2 /
Geneseo (T)
436
$1,377,000
25
$1,248,017,952
16689
Livingston
GROVELAND STATION
WATER CO / Groveland
Station Water Corp.
680
$93,730
20
$1,248,111,682
16961
Livingston
3,000
$593,048
20
$1,248,704,730
16972
Livingston
3,000
$1,322,712
20
$1,250,027,442
16973
Livingston
3,000
$139,050
15
$1,250,166,492
16964
Livingston
3,000
$354,577
15
$1,250,521,069
16958
Livingston
3,000
$198,842
15
$1,250,719,911
16962
Livingston
3,000
$757,822
15
$1,251,477,733
16971
Livingston
3,000
$396,988
15
$1,251,874,721
16974
Livingston
Lima Town Line Storage Tank Cleaning and Repair., Upgrade Storage
3,000
$132,098
15
$1,252,006,819
17257
Livingston
CALEDONIA VILLAGE /
Caledonia (V)
2,510
$528,678
15
$1,252,535,497
16975
Livingston
3,000
$243,338
10
$1,252,778,835
16970
Livingston
3,000
$356,315
10
$1,253,135,150
16968
Livingston
3,000
$18,077
10
$1,253,153,227
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Livingston County
16967
Livingston
3,000
$111,240
10
$1,253,264,467
16965
Livingston
3,000
$245,840
10
$1,253,510,307
15131
Livingston
1,360
$1,105,325
10
$1,254,615,632
450
$103,500
135
$1,254,719,132
2,456
$1,300,000
95
$1,256,019,132
56
$424,923
85
$1,256,444,055
Madison County
16705
Madison
MADISON VILLAGE /
Madison (V)
16654
Madison
MORRISVILLE VILLAGE /
Morrisville (V)
17360
Madison
18075
Madison
CLOCKVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Lincoln (T)
816
$7,258,100
70
$1,263,702,155
17359
Madison
210
$1,192,230
70
$1,264,894,385
17935
Madison
750
$5,000,000
65
$1,269,894,385
16410
Madison
12,000
$350,000
65
$1,270,244,385
17278
Madison
MOUNT PLEASANT
(CAZ.CNTRY EST) /
Cazenovia (T)
75
$225,000
65
$1,270,469,385
16408
Madison
12,000
$1,600,000
60
$1,272,069,385
17415
Madison
STOCKBRIDGE WATER
DISTRICT / Stockbridge (T)
600
$2,275,000
55
$1,274,344,385
18069
Madison
HAMILTON VILLAGE /
Hamilton (V)
3,904
$4,100,000
50
$1,278,444,385
16404
Madison
12,000
$400,000
50
$1,278,844,385
18082
Madison
12,000
$2,309,000
45
$1,281,153,385
16407
Madison
12,000
$750,000
40
$1,281,903,385
17286
Madison
COBBLEFIELD /
WELLINGTON ESTATES
W.D. / Cazenovia (T)
120
$225,000
30
$1,282,128,385
15268
Madison
EARLVILLE VILLAGE /
Earlville (V)
790
$96,509
25
$1,282,224,894
15156
Madison
EARLVILLE VILLAGE /
Earlville (V)
790
$665,020
25
$1,282,889,914
Page 29 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Madison County
16708
Madison
100
$21,000
15
$1,282,910,914
Monroe County
16324
Monroe
222,503
$15,000,000
100
$1,297,910,914
16325
Monroe
222,503
$60,000,000
100
$1,357,910,914
16326
Monroe
222,503
$16,000,000
100
$1,373,910,914
16323
Monroe
222,503
$0
100
$1,373,910,914
16327
Monroe
222,503
$28,000,000
100
$1,401,910,914
17155
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
214,000
$1,261,000
75
$1,403,171,914
17153
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
214,000
$1,219,000
75
$1,404,390,914
16879
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
214,000
$1,348,000
75
$1,405,738,914
17154
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
214,000
$1,240,000
75
$1,406,978,914
17812
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
Upgrade Storage
214,000
$11,900,000
65
$1,418,878,914
16328
Monroe
MCWA SHOREMONT
WTP / Monroe Co. Water
Authority
310,000
$1,854,000
55
$1,420,732,914
17721
Monroe
25
$4,500,000
55
$1,425,232,914
16333
Monroe
MCWA MENDON WD /
Monroe Co. Water Authority
25
$1,085,842
45
$1,426,318,756
16884
Monroe
100
$386,250
45
$1,426,705,006
16331
Monroe
MCWA MENDON WD /
MCWA/Mendon (T)
25
$342,580
45
$1,427,047,586
16332
Monroe
MCWA MENDON WD /
MCWA/Mendon (T)
25
$745,662
45
$1,427,793,248
15759
Monroe
MCWA MENDON WD /
MCWA/ Mendon (T)
25
$267,615
40
$1,428,060,862
17813
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
214,000
$10,090,000
40
$1,438,150,862
15198
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
214,000
$1,946,200
40
$1,440,097,062
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Monroe County
15659
Monroe
15620
Monroe
HAMLIN CONSOLIDATED
WATER DIST / Hamlin (T)
16738
Monroe
16605
Monroe
16603
250
$1,252,600
40
$1,441,349,662
10,000
$876,742
40
$1,442,226,404
30
$60,770
40
$1,442,287,174
MCWA MENDON WD /
Mendon (T)
Main Street Fishers and Mile Square Rd., Extend Distribution System
25
$148,686
40
$1,442,435,860
Monroe
MCWA MENDON WD /
Mendon (T)
25
$159,650
40
$1,442,595,510
15623
Monroe
HAMLIN CONSOLIDATED
WATER DIST / Hamlin (T)
10,000
$378,657
40
$1,442,974,167
15148
Monroe
171
$429,330
40
$1,443,403,497
16330
Monroe
MCWA SHOREMONT
WTP / Monroe Co. Water
Authority
System Consolidation
310,000
$1,772,057
40
$1,445,175,554
15037
Monroe
MCWA RIGA WD /
MCWA/Riga (T)
25
$199,893
40
$1,445,375,447
15035
Monroe
MCWA RIGA WD /
MCWA/Riga (T)
25
$221,610
40
$1,445,597,057
17810
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
Upgrade Storage
214,000
$7,025,000
40
$1,452,622,057
17805
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
214,000
$1,660,000
35
$1,454,282,057
17809
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
Upgrade Transmission
214,000
$5,800,000
35
$1,460,082,057
17808
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
214,000
$2,040,000
35
$1,462,122,057
17806
Monroe
ROCHESTER CITY /
Rochester (C)
214,000
$509,500
35
$1,462,631,557
17542
Monroe
WEBSTER VILLAGE /
Webster (V)
Upgrade Storage
7,500
$400,826
25
$1,463,032,383
17878
Monroe
4,400
$4,672,000
20
$1,467,704,383
17881
Monroe
2,400
$810,170
20
$1,468,514,553
16777
Monroe
HENRIETTA WD #1 /
Henrietta (T)
36,400
$360,500
15
$1,468,875,053
17216
Monroe
FAIRPORT VILLAGE /
Fairport (V)
9,800
$86,310
10
$1,468,961,363
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Monroe County
17871
Monroe
750
$920,100
10
$1,469,881,463
17879
Monroe
300
$492,500
10
$1,470,373,963
17874
Monroe
90,000
$434,678
10
$1,470,808,641
17875
Monroe
Cement line 23,470 lf mains in (T)'s Pittsford & Brighton & (V) E.
PITTSFORD & BRIGHTON
(T)'S & E. ROCHESTER(V) / Rochester, Upgrade Distribution System
MCWA
12,000
$1,490,455
10
$1,472,299,096
17880
Monroe
600
$607,600
10
$1,472,906,696
17877
Monroe
3,300
$739,200
10
$1,473,645,896
17876
Monroe
1,500
$668,200
10
$1,474,314,096
17873
Monroe
Cement lining 23,300 lf water main Bergen (V) & Irondequoit (T),
Upgrade Distribution System
3,700
$1,647,500
10
$1,475,961,596
17767
Monroe
18
$56,000
$1,476,017,596
17763
Monroe
25
$200,000
$1,476,217,596
20,700
$737,000
220
$1,476,954,596
2,400
$1,565,600
150
$1,478,520,196
Montgomery County
17497
Montgomery
AMSTERDAM (C) /
Amsterdam (C)
17469
Montgomery
16765
Montgomery
PALATINE WATER
DISTRICT / Palatine (T)
108
$167,000
130
$1,478,687,196
18051
Montgomery
FULTONVILLE VILLAGE
PWS / Fultonville (V)
740
$1,262,150
80
$1,479,949,346
15040
Montgomery
890
$985,750
65
$1,480,935,096
17610
Montgomery
AMSTERDAM (T) /
Amsterdam(T)
400
$4,506,250
65
$1,485,441,346
16272
Montgomery
VILLAGE OF FORT
JOHNSON / Fort Johnson
(V)
671
$2,905,751
55
$1,488,347,097
15276
Montgomery
5,000
$950,000
45
$1,489,297,097
17953
Montgomery
NELLISTON VILLAGE /
Nelliston (V)
375
$4,493,000
45
$1,493,790,097
17752
Montgomery
AMSTERDAM (C) /
Amsterdam (C)
20,700
$2,060,000
35
$1,495,850,097
Page 32 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Montgomery County
16919
Montgomery
17751
Montgomery
AMSTERDAM (C) /
Amsterdam (C)
17750
Montgomery
15274
17634
2,300
$453,948
35
$1,496,304,045
20,700
$5,159,682
35
$1,501,463,727
AMSTERDAM (C) /
Amsterdam (C)
20,700
$5,276,948
35
$1,506,740,675
Montgomery
7,626
$95,000
15
$1,506,835,675
Montgomery
375
$2,977,442
10
$1,509,813,117
230
$2,021,375
145
$1,511,834,492
Nassau County
17944
Nassau
15048
Nassau
20,600
$1,855,238
120
$1,513,689,730
17405
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$5,889,600
120
$1,519,579,330
17659
Nassau
47,810
$4,326,000
105
$1,523,905,330
16791
Nassau
GAC treatment for wells 30 and 31 Duck Pond Rd., New Water
Treatment Plant, Upgrade Ground Water Source
28,000
$490,486
85
$1,524,395,816
16789
Nassau
28,000
$805,059
85
$1,525,200,875
17900
Nassau
BETHPAGE WD / Bethpage
Water District
33,000
$4,271,616
80
$1,529,472,491
17406
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$3,667,600
80
$1,533,140,091
17699
Nassau
25,000
$2,221,556
80
$1,535,361,647
17911
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth of
Great Neck North
31,400
$1,400,000
70
$1,536,761,647
15678
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$477,920
70
$1,537,239,567
17942
Nassau
WATER AUTHORITY OF
WESTERN NASSAU CO. /
Water Auth of Western
Nassau
VOC treatment at Wells 15A & !5B, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant
20,000
$2,817,050
70
$1,540,056,617
17902
Nassau
BETHPAGE WD / Bethpage
Water District
33,000
$2,409,376
70
$1,542,465,993
15675
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$5,974,000
70
$1,548,439,993
17901
Nassau
BETHPAGE WD / Bethpage
Water District
33,000
$4,056,717
70
$1,552,496,710
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Nassau County
17404
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$1,287,500
70
$1,553,784,210
17702
Nassau
VOC Removal at Hilton Park Plant (Wells 15 and 16), New Water
Treatment Plant
25,000
$2,580,150
70
$1,556,364,360
17408
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$6,759,000
70
$1,563,123,360
16423
Nassau
43,000
$2,895,330
70
$1,566,018,690
16411
Nassau
28,000
$2,100,000
70
$1,568,118,690
17662
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / Manhasset-Lakeville
WD
43,000
$3,409,300
65
$1,571,527,990
17657
Nassau
47,810
$5,459,000
65
$1,576,986,990
17655
Nassau
HICKSVILLE WD / Hicksville Nitrate Treatment at Plant No. 8, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant
Water District
47,810
$3,144,322
65
$1,580,131,312
17656
Nassau
HICKSVILLE WD / Hicksville Nitrate Treatment at Plant No.1, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant
Water District
47,810
$4,017,000
65
$1,584,148,312
17037
Nassau
EAST WILLISTON (V) / East Replacement of lead service lines to about 120 residences, New Other
Expenses, New Other (OT)
Williston (V)
2,503
$456,000
60
$1,584,604,312
16267
Nassau
HEMPSTEAD (V) /
Hempstead (V)
56,000
$5,483,200
60
$1,590,087,512
15213
Nassau
20,500
$4,120,000
60
$1,594,207,512
17271
Nassau
ALBERTSON WD / North
Hempstead (T)
13,500
$3,613,900
60
$1,597,821,412
17859
Nassau
58,000
$1,040,000
55
$1,598,861,412
16456
Nassau
EAST MEADOW WD /
Hempstead (T)
46,950
$3,100,000
55
$1,601,961,412
17719
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
Port Washington Water
District
34,000
$2,586,330
55
$1,604,547,742
17660
Nassau
47,810
$2,472,000
55
$1,607,019,742
17658
Nassau
HICKSVILLE WD / Hicksville VOC treatment at Plant No. 5, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant
Water District
47,810
$4,429,000
55
$1,611,448,742
15046
Nassau
20,600
$846,248
50
$1,612,294,990
16760
Nassau
24,700
$3,012,750
50
$1,615,307,740
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Nassau County
16627
Nassau
Wells #3 & #4, Terrace Drive, Carle Place, NY, New Water Treatment
Plant
15335
Nassau
SOUTH FARMINGDALE
WD / South Farmingdale
W.D.
17410
Nassau
17904
9,005
$1,510,800
50
$1,616,818,540
44,700
$2,369,000
50
$1,619,187,540
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
Upgrade booster pump at Plant 6 and new well at Plant 7, New Ground
Water Source, Upgrade Pump Station
35,000
$2,206,200
50
$1,621,393,740
Nassau
BETHPAGE WD / Bethpage
Water District
33,000
$3,355,328
45
$1,624,749,068
17914
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth of
Great Neck North
31,400
$2,000,000
45
$1,626,749,068
17995
Nassau
WA OF WESTERN
NASSAU CO / WA of
Western Nassau County
20,000
$109,200
45
$1,626,858,268
17861
Nassau
58,000
$730,000
45
$1,627,588,268
17865
Nassau
VOC removal at Elm Place Well #1., New Water Treatment Plant
20,600
$2,352,900
45
$1,629,941,168
17860
Nassau
58,000
$2,215,000
45
$1,632,156,168
17862
Nassau
58,000
$2,150,000
45
$1,634,306,168
15369
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth. of
Great Neck No.
31,400
$6,118,000
40
$1,640,424,168
17409
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$4,403,400
40
$1,644,827,568
17318
Nassau
New Storage
15,000
$1,371,000
40
$1,646,198,568
16429
Nassau
43,000
$1,588,650
25
$1,647,787,218
17785
Nassau
LONG ISLAND AMERICAN Plant No. 8 Iron Removal, New Water Treatment Plant
WATER CORP / Long Island
American Water
230,300
$7,100,000
20
$1,654,887,218
16385
Nassau
HEMPSTEAD (V) /
Hempstead (V)
56,000
$4,715,340
20
$1,659,602,558
15668
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$716,880
20
$1,660,319,438
15281
Nassau
ALBERTSON WD / North
Hempstead (T)
13,500
$188,044
20
$1,660,507,482
17583
Nassau
8,700
$1,597,530
20
$1,662,105,012
16630
Nassau
9,005
$1,778,200
20
$1,663,883,212
Page 35 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Nassau County
17343
Nassau
18035
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
Port Washington Water
District
17996
Nassau
15341
7,516
$415,605
20
$1,664,298,817
34,000
$3,476,250
15
$1,667,775,067
WA OF WESTERN
NASSAU CO / WA of
Western Nassau County
10,000
$4,429,000
15
$1,672,204,067
Nassau
SOUTH FARMINGDALE
WD / South Farmingdale
W.D.
44,700
$308,000
15
$1,672,512,067
15672
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$1,075,320
15
$1,673,587,387
15384
Nassau
24,700
$911,550
15
$1,674,498,937
16433
Nassau
43,000
$1,353,111
15
$1,675,852,048
15676
Nassau
ROSLYN WD / North
Hempstead (T)
17,000
$852,135
15
$1,676,704,183
15663
Nassau
ROSLYN WD / North
Hempstead (T)
17,000
$79,725
15
$1,676,783,908
15682
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$836,360
15
$1,677,620,268
18034
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
Port Washington Water
District
34,000
$500,580
15
$1,678,120,848
15359
Nassau
24,700
$153,017
15
$1,678,273,865
15262
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$258,694
15
$1,678,532,559
15380
Nassau
24,700
$257,500
15
$1,678,790,059
17997
Nassau
WA OF WESTERN
NASSAU CO / WA of
Western Nassau County
10,000
$2,240,250
15
$1,681,030,309
15378
Nassau
24,700
$257,500
15
$1,681,287,809
15261
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$2,465,614
15
$1,683,753,423
16425
Nassau
MASSAPEQUA WD / Oyster Well No 4 Replacement of screen and well pump, Upgrade Ground
Water Source
Bay (T)
43,000
$304,906
15
$1,684,058,329
15381
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth. of
Great Neck No.
31,400
$431,000
15
$1,684,489,329
15377
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth. of
Great Neck No.
31,400
$2,567,000
15
$1,687,056,329
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Nassau County
17913
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth of
Great Neck North
31,400
$1,545,000
15
$1,688,601,329
15375
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth. of
Great Neck No.
Transmission from Weybridge Rd. tank to King Point Rd. and Red
Brook Rd., New Transmission
31,400
$1,934,000
15
$1,690,535,329
15373
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth. of
Great Neck No.
31,400
$292,600
15
$1,690,827,929
15363
Nassau
24,700
$999,100
15
$1,691,827,029
15351
Nassau
24,700
$600,000
15
$1,692,427,029
15340
Nassau
SOUTH FARMINGDALE
WD / South Farmingdale
W.D.
44,700
$597,000
15
$1,693,024,029
17864
Nassau
WEST HEMPSTEAD
WATER DISTRICT / West
Hempstead (T)
32,000
$1,603,710
15
$1,694,627,739
15332
Nassau
SOUTH FARMINGDALE
WD / South Farmingdale
W.D.
44,700
$616,000
15
$1,695,243,739
15257
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$309,834
15
$1,695,553,573
15370
Nassau
24,700
$161,916
15
$1,695,715,489
15313
Nassau
24,700
$2,500,000
15
$1,698,215,489
15673
Nassau
ROSLYN WD / North
Hempstead (T)
17,000
$234,068
15
$1,698,449,557
15285
Nassau
ALBERTSON WD / North
Hempstead (T)
13,500
$386,686
15
$1,698,836,243
15374
Nassau
24,700
$290,975
15
$1,699,127,218
16458
Nassau
LEVITTOWN WD /
Hempstead (T)
41,800
$4,025,000
15
$1,703,152,218
16453
Nassau
25,000
$1,601,702
15
$1,704,753,920
15364
Nassau
24,700
$337,325
15
$1,705,091,245
16421
Nassau
MASSAPEQUA WD / Oyster Well No 3 Replacement of Screen and Well Pump, Upgrade Ground
Water Source
Bay (T)
43,000
$237,278
15
$1,705,328,523
15605
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$477,920
15
$1,705,806,443
15383
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth. of
Great Neck No.
31,400
$1,566,500
15
$1,707,372,943
Page 37 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Nassau County
17711
Nassau
Upgrade Storage
8,405
$1,099,010
15
$1,708,471,953
17710
Nassau
8,700
$1,030,000
15
$1,709,501,953
15671
Nassau
ROSLYN WD / North
Hempstead (T)
17,000
$83,224
15
$1,709,585,177
17698
Nassau
25,000
$2,575,000
15
$1,712,160,177
16417
Nassau
MASSAPEQUA WD / Oyster Well No 1 Replacement of screen and well pump, Upgrade Ground
Water Source
Bay (T)
43,000
$290,769
15
$1,712,450,946
15597
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$955,840
15
$1,713,406,786
17706
Nassau
WA OF WESTERN
NASSAU / Water Authority
Western Nassau
Upgrade Transmission
2,000
$109,200
15
$1,713,515,986
17661
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / Manhasset-Lakeville
WD
43,000
$3,630,750
15
$1,717,146,736
15356
Nassau
24,700
$1,900,000
15
$1,719,046,736
17786
Nassau
230,300
$10,900,000
15
$1,729,946,736
15371
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth. of
Great Neck No.
31,400
$301,200
15
$1,730,247,936
15366
Nassau
24,700
$45,320
15
$1,730,293,256
15041
Nassau
20,600
$278,409
15
$1,730,571,665
16428
Nassau
MASSAPEQUA WD / Oyster Well No 7 Replacement of screen and well pump, Upgrade Ground
Water Source
Bay (T)
43,000
$335,131
15
$1,730,906,796
16426
Nassau
MASSAPEQUA WD / Oyster Well No 6 Replacement of screen and well pump, Upgrade Ground
Water Source
Bay (T)
43,000
$319,588
15
$1,731,226,384
16419
Nassau
2,800
$1,500,000
15
$1,732,726,384
18032
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
Port Washington Water
District
34,000
$104,300
15
$1,732,830,684
17407
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$5,584,500
15
$1,738,415,184
15628
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$1,075,320
15
$1,739,490,504
15461
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
North Hempstead (T)
New Transmission
34,000
$476,000
15
$1,739,966,504
Page 38 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Nassau County
15460
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
North Hempstead (T)
17344
Nassau
15452
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
Port Washington Water
District
Upgrade Storage
15939
Nassau
FARMINGDALE (V) /
Farmingdale (V)
15459
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
North Hempstead (T)
18057
Nassau
15456
34,000
$1,428,000
15
$1,741,394,504
7,516
$161,350
15
$1,741,555,854
34,000
$2,781,000
15
$1,744,336,854
8,405
$75,000
15
$1,744,411,854
Install new mains to eliminate dead head mains #3, New Distribution
System
34,000
$714,000
10
$1,745,125,854
FREEPORT (V) /
43,007
$1,995,624
10
$1,747,121,478
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
North Hempstead (T)
34,000
$714,000
10
$1,747,835,478
15376
Nassau
24,700
$792,588
10
$1,748,628,066
15670
Nassau
ROSLYN WD / North
Hempstead (T)
17,000
$104,650
10
$1,748,732,716
15642
Nassau
7,516
$800,000
10
$1,749,532,716
15367
Nassau
24,700
$430,540
10
$1,749,963,256
15382
Nassau
24,700
$727,600
10
$1,750,690,856
15379
Nassau
24,700
$561,549
10
$1,751,252,405
16457
Nassau
LIDO-POINT LOOKOUT
WD / Hempstead (T)
6,000
$8,876,000
10
$1,760,128,405
15385
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth. of
Great Neck No.
Construction of automatic blow off valves for well nos. 2,5,6,7,8,9 & 10,
Upgrade Ground Water Source
31,400
$355,000
10
$1,760,483,405
17912
Nassau
WA OF GREAT NECK
NORTH / Water Auth of
Great Neck North
31,400
$500,000
10
$1,760,983,405
17907
Nassau
VILLAGE OF PLANDOME /
Plandome (V)
1,350
$5,113,950
10
$1,766,097,355
17903
Nassau
BETHPAGE WD / Bethpage
Water District
Construction of new South Park Drive well, New Ground Water Source
33,000
$725,120
10
$1,766,822,475
17782
Nassau
24,700
$1,200,000
10
$1,768,022,475
15372
Nassau
24,700
$755,307
10
$1,768,777,782
Page 39 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Nassau County
15338
Nassau
SOUTH FARMINGDALE
WD / South Farmingdale
W.D.
44,700
$603,000
10
$1,769,380,782
15368
Nassau
24,700
$402,832
10
$1,769,783,614
16263
Nassau
FARMINGDALE (V) /
Farmingdale (V)
8,405
$400,000
10
$1,770,183,614
15612
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$1,433,760
10
$1,771,617,374
17962
Nassau
8,700
$28,005
10
$1,771,645,379
17720
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
Port Washington Water
District
34,000
$2,575,000
10
$1,774,220,379
17708
Nassau
SOUTH FARMINGDALE
WD / South Farmingdale
Water Dist
44,700
$644,350
10
$1,774,864,729
15328
Nassau
SOUTH FARMINGDALE
WD / South Farmingdale
W.D.
44,700
$638,000
10
$1,775,502,729
15609
Nassau
MANHASSET LAKEVILLE
WD / North Hempstead (T)
43,000
$238,960
10
$1,775,741,689
15357
Nassau
24,700
$550,000
10
$1,776,291,689
17704
Nassau
WA OF WESTERN
NASSAU / Water Authority
Western Nassau
1,000
$2,169,200
10
$1,778,460,889
16290
Nassau
BETHPAGE WD / Bethpage
W.D.
33,000
$200,850
10
$1,778,661,739
15476
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
North Hempstead (T)
34,000
$89,250
10
$1,778,750,989
15264
Nassau
PLAINVIEW WD / Oyster
Bay (T)
35,000
$4,663,248
10
$1,783,414,237
15470
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
North Hempstead (T)
34,000
$82,600
10
$1,783,496,837
15467
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
North Hempstead (T)
34,000
$119,000
10
$1,783,615,837
18033
Nassau
PORT WASHINGTON WD /
Port Washington Water
District
34,000
$2,502,900
$1,786,118,737
15326
Nassau
85,000
$8,259,240
$1,794,377,977
16452
Nassau
25,000
$253,287
$1,794,631,264
577
$835,085
95
$1,795,466,349
Niagara County
16062
Niagara
Page 40 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Score
Cumulative
Total
Pop.
Project Cost
150,000
$20,600,000
65
$1,816,066,349
Niagara County
17793
Niagara
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
PHASE I / Niagara County
Water District
16420
Niagara
22,279
$400,000
55
$1,816,466,349
16009
Niagara
55,593
$77,000
55
$1,816,543,349
15990
Niagara
55,593
$281,200
55
$1,816,824,549
16211
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara County
8,978
$6,526,857
50
$1,823,351,406
15664
Niagara
HARTLAND WD / Hartland
(T)
4,165
$726,500
45
$1,824,077,906
15986
Niagara
55,593
$390,000
45
$1,824,467,906
15988
Niagara
55,593
$466,920
45
$1,824,934,826
15989
Niagara
55,593
$206,000
40
$1,825,140,826
15995
Niagara
55,593
$575,800
40
$1,825,716,626
17166
Niagara
NEWFANE WD NO1,2,3
CONSOL / Newfane (T)
3,485
$2,489,200
35
$1,828,205,826
17064
Niagara
MIDDLEPORT VILLAGE /
Middleport (V)
New Storage
1,917
$927,000
35
$1,829,132,826
16002
Niagara
55,593
$650,000
35
$1,829,782,826
16586
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara (T)
New Transmission
8,978
$400,000
35
$1,830,182,826
16011
Niagara
55,593
$308,000
35
$1,830,490,826
16006
Niagara
55,593
$5,460,000
35
$1,835,950,826
16004
Niagara
55,593
$277,200
35
$1,836,228,026
16001
Niagara
55,593
$123,200
35
$1,836,351,226
15998
Niagara
55,593
$277,200
35
$1,836,628,426
15997
Niagara
55,593
$508,150
35
$1,837,136,576
Page 41 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Niagara County
15994
Niagara
55,593
$593,500
35
$1,837,730,076
15992
Niagara
55,593
$542,300
35
$1,838,272,376
15991
Niagara
55,593
$294,270
35
$1,838,566,646
16209
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara County
8,978
$2,859,246
35
$1,841,425,893
17792
Niagara
W.D. IMPROVEMENTS /
Niagara County Water
District
150,000
$1,125,000
30
$1,842,550,893
15999
Niagara
55,593
$1,005,000
30
$1,843,555,893
17517
Niagara
22,279
$640,000
30
$1,844,195,893
16218
Niagara
NIAGARA COUNTY WD /
Niagara County
109,000
$2,400,000
25
$1,846,595,893
16217
Niagara
NIAGARA COUNTY WD /
Niagara County
109,000
$40,000
25
$1,846,635,893
16216
Niagara
NIAGARA COUNTY WD /
Niagara County
109,000
$200,000
25
$1,846,835,893
16248
Niagara
NIAGARA COUNTY WD /
Niagara County
109,000
$220,000
25
$1,847,055,893
15071
Niagara
33,262
$61,875
25
$1,847,117,768
15064
Niagara
33,262
$369,675
25
$1,847,487,443
15063
Niagara
NORTH TONAWANDA CITY Clean coagulation basin piping and water intake conduit., Upgrade
Water Treatment Plant
/ North Tonawanda (C)
33,262
$236,950
25
$1,847,724,393
16224
Niagara
NIAGARA COUNTY WD /
Niagara County
109,000
$100,000
25
$1,847,824,393
16222
Niagara
NIAGARA COUNTY WD /
Niagara County
109,000
$240,000
25
$1,848,064,393
16220
Niagara
NIAGARA COUNTY WD
IMPROVEMENTS / Niagara
County
109,000
$450,000
25
$1,848,514,393
16214
Niagara
NIAGARA COUNTY WD /
Niagara County
109,000
$6,200,000
25
$1,854,714,393
17692
Niagara
NEWFANE WD NO1,2,3
CONSOL / Newfane (T)
3,485
$300,000
20
$1,855,014,393
15473
Niagara
LEWISTON WATER
IMPROVEMENTAREA /
Lewiston (T)
16,257
$4,842,107
20
$1,859,856,500
Page 42 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Niagara County
New lab., Upgrade Water Treatment Plant
16223
Niagara
NIAGARA COUNTY WD /
Niagara County
15065
Niagara
17846
Niagara
Repair deteriorated raw water line, intake structure, and chemical feed,
Upgrade Other Expenses, Upgrade Transmission, Upgrade Other (OT)
16053
Niagara
CAMBRIA WATER
DISTRICT / Cambria (T)
15069
Niagara
15060
109,000
$100,000
20
$1,859,956,500
33,262
$600,250
20
$1,860,556,750
22,279
$612,850
20
$1,861,169,600
5,393
$1,000,000
20
$1,862,169,600
33,262
$130,800
20
$1,862,300,400
Niagara
NORTH TONAWANDA CITY Distribution system improvements, various locations throughout city.,
Upgrade Distribution System
/ North Tonawanda (C)
33,262
$16,050,000
20
$1,878,350,400
17264
Niagara
LEWISTON WATER
IMPROVEMENTAREA /
Lewiston (T)
16,257
$5,000,000
20
$1,883,350,400
16599
Niagara
4,907
$882,400
15
$1,884,232,800
17820
Niagara
STORAGE TANKS
REHABILITATION / Porter
(T)
Upgrade Storage
6,920
$504,700
15
$1,884,737,500
17815
Niagara
NIAGARA WATER
IMPROVEMENT AREA /
Niagara(T)
Upgrade Storage
8,978
$206,000
15
$1,884,943,500
16397
Niagara
LOCKPORT WD#3 /
Lockport (T)
19,653
$1,350,000
15
$1,886,293,500
17381
Niagara
YOUNGSTOWN (V) /
Youngstown (V)
Upgrade Transmission
2,021
$544,613
15
$1,886,838,113
17715
Niagara
NEWFANE WD NO1,2,3
CONSOL / Newfane (T)
3,485
$2,000,000
10
$1,888,838,113
16398
Niagara
LOCKPORT WD#3 /
Lockport (T)
19,653
$1,080,000
10
$1,889,918,113
16399
Niagara
LOCKPORT WD#3 /
Lockport (T)
19,653
$765,000
$1,890,683,113
16393
Niagara
LOCKPORT WD#3 /
Lockport (T)
19,653
$1,305,000
$1,891,988,113
NY City County
18081
NY City
1,000,000
$456,789,100
2115
$2,348,777,213
18054
NY City
1,000,000
$205,462,340
2115
$2,554,239,553
17604
NY City
NEW YORK
CITY-CATSKILL/DELAWARE
SYSTEM / NYCMWFA
6,552,718
$5,607,922
2110
$2,559,847,475
17607
NY City
6,552,718
$4,092,390
2105
$2,563,939,865
Page 43 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
NY City County
16999
NY City
6,552,718
$5,000,000
2105
$2,568,939,865
16660
NY City
6,552,718
$20,000,000
2105
$2,588,939,865
17606
NY City
3rd city tunnel, stage2 Bkln/Qns, shafts 20,21 and 22B(C545B) (Bkln),
NEW YORK
CITY-CATSKILL/DELAWARE Shaft 23B (C545C)(Bkln), crit redund, dist. press(phase 8 of 16266),
New Transmission
SYSTEM / NYCMWFA
6,552,718
$4,271,491
2060
$2,593,211,356
17605
NY City
6,552,718
$1,071,895
2060
$2,594,283,251
16476
NY City
6,552,718
$100,000,000
85
$2,694,283,251
17203
NY City
6,552,718
$1,000,000
60
$2,695,283,251
17167
NY City
6,552,718
$8,000,000
60
$2,703,283,251
17011
NY City
6,552,718
$35,000,000
60
$2,738,283,251
17009
NY City
6,552,718
$35,000,000
60
$2,773,283,251
16478
NY City
3rd City tunnel and shafts, crit redund, dist press,Field services(C538B
NEW YORK
CITY-CATSKILL/DELAWARE CM), Upgrade Transmission
SYSTEM / NYCMWFA
6,552,718
$470,000,000
60
$3,243,283,251
16474
NY City
3rd City Tunnel, mnhtn borings; Restore shaft 23(C604); Riser Valve
NEW YORK
CITY-CATSKILL/DELAWARE Controls, Delaware system(C347), Upgrade Transmission
SYSTEM / NYCMWFA
6,552,718
$35,000,000
60
$3,278,283,251
17437
NY City
6,552,718
1,400,000,000
55
$4,678,283,251
17371
NY City
6,552,718
$28,130,420
30
$4,706,413,671
17370
NY City
6,552,718
$35,066,289
30
$4,741,479,960
17559
NY City
6,552,718
$8,048,360
25
$4,749,528,320
17198
NY City
Test Borings for City Tunnel 3 and Upstate Tunnel Sites, Phase 1
NEW YORK
CITY-CATSKILL/DELAWARE (C554), NYC & Westchester, Upgrade Transmission
SYSTEM / NYCMWFA
6,552,718
$5,982,162
15
$4,755,510,482
Oneida County
18023
Oneida
32,000
$20,000,000
160
$4,775,510,482
17438
Oneida
32,000
$10,000,000
160
$4,785,510,482
17487
Oneida
SAUQUOIT
CONSOLIDATED WD
(T/O/PARIS) / Paris (T)
New wells for GUDI source compliance., New Ground Water Source
2,639
$3,100,000
155
$4,788,610,482
17648
Oneida
100
$600,000
130
$4,789,210,482
Page 44 of 86
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Oneida County
17230
Oneida
17462
Oneida
CLINTON VILLAGE /
Clinton (V)
15139
Oneida
17263
Oneida
17650
115
$325,000
115
$4,789,535,482
3,000
$2,720,000
110
$4,792,255,482
120,000
$8,375,000
105
$4,800,630,482
120,000
$7,210,000
100
$4,807,840,482
Oneida
New Storage
120,000
$4,326,000
95
$4,812,166,482
16889
Oneida
300
$1,578,872
90
$4,813,745,354
17145
Oneida
TIBBITS/SNOWDEN HILL
WD / New Hartford (T)
450
$2,400,000
80
$4,816,145,354
16588
Oneida
TOWN OF TRENTON /
Trenton (T)
150
$848,900
80
$4,816,994,254
17277
Oneida
CLAYVILLE VILLAGE /
Clayville(V)
New Inter-Connection
445
$220,000
80
$4,817,214,254
16899
Oneida
900
$7,750,000
75
$4,824,964,254
16806
Oneida
Replace undersized and unlined mains in the North Utica and Cornhill
area, Upgrade Transmission, Upgrade Transmission
120,000
$486,200
75
$4,825,450,454
15794
Oneida
120,000
$400,000
70
$4,825,850,454
16800
Oneida
120,000
$982,800
70
$4,826,833,254
15560
Oneida
1,155
$5,610,300
70
$4,832,443,554
16435
Oneida
200
$638,000
70
$4,833,081,554
15205
Oneida
BOONVILLE VILLAGE /
Boonville (V)
2,300
$801,144
70
$4,833,882,698
17886
Oneida
HALSTEAD ROAD WD /
Vienna (T)
75
$692,400
60
$4,834,575,098
17616
Oneida
150
$210,000
60
$4,834,785,098
15865
Oneida
120,000
$1,600,000
55
$4,836,385,098
15786
Oneida
120,000
$150,000
55
$4,836,535,098
Page 45 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Oneida County
17027
Oneida
The UMVRWB will extend the 12 inch line along Sutliff Road and NYS
route 233 and connect to Village of Camelot., Extend System
Consolidation
18011
Oneida
18064
Oneida
FORESTPORT WATER
DISTRICT / Foresport (T)
15869
Oneida
15878
Oneida
16805
120,000
$629,000
55
$4,837,164,098
30
$244,000
55
$4,837,408,098
900
$390,000
55
$4,837,798,098
120,000
$756,000
55
$4,838,554,098
120,000
$420,000
50
$4,838,974,098
Oneida
120,000
$1,159,000
50
$4,840,133,098
17921
Oneida
EUREKA ROAD WD /
Westmoreland (T)
35
$180,000
50
$4,840,313,098
17307
Oneida
500
$6,150,000
50
$4,846,463,098
15748
Oneida
120,000
$120,000
45
$4,846,583,098
16774
Oneida
TOWN OF NEW
HARTFORD / New Hartford
(T)
450
$1,483,200
45
$4,848,066,298
15077
Oneida
200
$306,400
45
$4,848,372,698
17922
Oneida
NORTHEASTERN WD /
Westmoreland (T)
880
$6,700,000
45
$4,855,072,698
17652
Oneida
New Transmission
120,000
$10,300,000
45
$4,865,372,698
17651
Oneida
120,000
$9,270,000
40
$4,874,642,698
15062
Oneida
54
$164,000
35
$4,874,806,698
17472
Oneida
New Storage
120,000
$4,271,400
35
$4,879,078,098
15703
Oneida
32,000
$7,000,000
30
$4,886,078,098
15731
Oneida
New Storage
32,000
$1,000,000
30
$4,887,078,098
15700
Oneida
32,000
$5,000,000
30
$4,892,078,098
15721
Oneida
Upgrade Transmission
32,000
$600,000
25
$4,892,678,098
Page 46 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Oneida County
15737
Oneida
32,000
$1,000,000
25
$4,893,678,098
15726
Oneida
32,000
$2,200,000
25
$4,895,878,098
16250
Oneida
J.E. BARRETT WD /
Prospect (V)
150
$326,000
25
$4,896,204,098
15711
Oneida
32,000
$750,000
25
$4,896,954,098
15045
Oneida
CLINTON VILLAGE /
Clinton (V)
3,000
$822,000
20
$4,897,776,098
16693
Oneida
CLINTON VILLAGE /
Clinton (V)
New Storage
3,000
$521,180
20
$4,898,297,278
17920
Oneida
WESTMORELAND WD NO
1 (GU) / Westmoreland (T)
600
$2,850,000
20
$4,901,147,278
17825
Oneida
VERONA WATER
DISTRICT (SWP) / Verona
(T)
New Transmission
1,050
$26,553,000
20
$4,927,700,278
17485
Oneida
BARNEVELD VILLAGE
(GU) / Barneveld (V)
600
$219,000
15
$4,927,919,278
LIMELEDGE WD /
Marcellus (T) & (V)
700
1160
$4,927,919,278
250
$535,600
145
$4,928,454,878
Onondaga County
16882
Onondaga
$0
17385
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
17612
Onondaga
ELBRIDGE VILLAGE /
Elbridge (V)
1,519
$0
135
$4,928,454,878
17728
Onondaga
SKANEATELES VILLAGE /
Skaneateles
2,610
$793,100
115
$4,929,247,978
17855
Onondaga
SYRACUSE CITY /
Syracuse (C)
192,000
$10,042,500
95
$4,939,290,478
17638
Onondaga
256,000
$22,500,000
90
$4,961,790,478
17460
Onondaga
16,000
$16,050,000
90
$4,977,840,478
17458
Onondaga
256,000
$0
90
$4,977,840,478
17934
Onondaga
2,000
$5,700,000
80
$4,983,540,478
16564
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
New well to replace shallow wells and a lead and copper corrosion
control system., New Ground Water Source
250
$227,040
75
$4,983,767,518
17988
Onondaga
256,000
$2,500,000
70
$4,986,267,518
Page 47 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Onondaga County
17884
Onondaga
MARCELLUS (T) / Marcellus Pheasant Valley Road WD., New Distribution System, New
Inter-Connection
(T)
17856
Onondaga
SYRACUSE CITY /
Syracuse (C)
17857
Onondaga
17025
93
$782,000
70
$4,987,049,518
192,000
$4,805,000
70
$4,991,854,518
SYRACUSE CITY /
Syracuse (C)
192,000
$16,377,000
70
$5,008,231,518
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
250
$1,990,503
65
$5,010,222,021
17389
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
Replace lead service lines from the watermain to the property line to
correct lead & copper exceedances., Upgrade Distribution System
250
$444,445
65
$5,010,666,466
15811
Onondaga
SKANEATELES VILLAGE /
Skaneateles (V)
2,610
$1,600,000
55
$5,012,266,466
17327
Onondaga
CROSS LAKE/N.
ELBRIDGE AREA WD /
Elbridge (T)
534
$2,590,450
50
$5,014,856,916
15116
Onondaga
6,192
$306,966
50
$5,015,163,882
15115
Onondaga
6,192
$2,008,500
50
$5,017,172,382
17328
Onondaga
120
$906,400
50
$5,018,078,782
17326
Onondaga
29
$378,000
50
$5,018,456,782
17971
Onondaga
GILLIE BROOK ROAD WD / Gillie Brook Road Water District., Extend Distribution System
Camillus (T)
27
$432,565
45
$5,018,889,347
16313
Onondaga
TOWN OF LYSANDER
W.D. / Lysander (T)
500
$5,284,000
45
$5,024,173,347
16669
Onondaga
SOUTH ONONDAGA
WATER DISTRICT /
Onondaga (T)
400
$1,589,000
45
$5,025,762,347
18008
Onondaga
16,000
$260,000
45
$5,026,022,347
16644
Onondaga
14,108
$49,500
45
$5,026,071,847
16565
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / Onondaga County
Parks
250
$102,000
45
$5,026,173,847
16177
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
250
$105,869
45
$5,026,279,716
16308
Onondaga
COYE ROAD W. D. /
Lafayette (T)
320
$804,000
45
$5,027,083,716
16306
Onondaga
TOWN OF LAFAYETTE /
Lafayette (T)
250
$2,000,000
45
$5,029,083,716
Page 48 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Onondaga County
15061
Onondaga
930
$226,600
45
$5,029,310,316
17024
Onondaga
NORTHEAST LAFAYETTE
WD / East Syracuse (V)
250
$158,862
40
$5,029,469,178
17963
Onondaga
SYRACUSE CITY /
Syracuse (C)
192,000
$315,000
35
$5,029,784,178
17917
Onondaga
CAMILLUS
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Camillus (T)
22,000
$5,035,497
35
$5,034,819,675
15224
Onondaga
New Storage
256,000
$2,210,120
35
$5,037,029,795
17964
Onondaga
SYRACUSE CITY /
Syracuse (C)
192,000
$487,273
35
$5,037,517,068
16432
Onondaga
1,400
$63,000
30
$5,037,580,068
15144
Onondaga
BALDWINSVILLE VILLAGE
/ Baldwinsville (V)
8,000
$3,887,530
25
$5,041,467,598
15145
Onondaga
BALDWINSVILLE VILLAGE
/ Baldwinsville (V)
8,000
$425,390
20
$5,041,892,988
15155
Onondaga
10,000
$858,000
20
$5,042,750,988
16120
Onondaga
15,705
$1,750,000
20
$5,044,500,988
17325
Onondaga
3,745
$307,336
20
$5,044,808,324
17334
Onondaga
CAMILLUS
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Camillus (T)
22,000
$2,178,450
15
$5,046,986,774
16616
Onondaga
SKANEATELES VILLAGE /
Skaneateles (V)
2,610
$574,000
10
$5,047,560,774
16155
Onondaga
CAMILLUS
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Camillus (T)
22,000
$1,613,997
10
$5,049,174,771
16119
Onondaga
Inter-Connection
15,705
$1,432,000
10
$5,050,606,771
15058
Onondaga
ELBRIDGE VILLAGE /
Elbridge (V)
Upgrade Transmission
1,519
$769,681
10
$5,051,376,451
17853
Onondaga
256,000
$1,620,000
$5,052,996,451
1,100
$1,530,700
170
$5,054,527,151
750
$298,750
110
$5,054,825,901
Ontario County
17522
Ontario
17591
Ontario
Page 49 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Ontario County
15734
Ontario
MANCHESTER CENTRAL
WATER DISTRICT /
Manchester (T)
17082
Ontario
CLIFTON SPRINGS
VILLAGE / Clifton Springs
(V)
17746
Ontario
RUSHVILLE VILLAGE /
Rushville (V)
15159
Ontario
16886
Ontario
16814
581
$2,664,600
85
$5,057,490,501
2,190
$618,000
70
$5,058,108,501
621
$1,969,200
65
$5,060,077,701
1,100
$1,465,000
65
$5,061,542,701
WEST BLOOMFIELD WD /
West Bloomfield (T)
1,500
$195,513
60
$5,061,738,214
Ontario
WEST BLOOMFIELD WD /
West Bloomfield (T)
1,500
$231,750
60
$5,061,969,964
15545
Ontario
150
$2,224,000
55
$5,064,193,964
17378
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
4,500
$732,000
50
$5,064,925,964
16792
Ontario
310
$1,295,000
45
$5,066,220,964
16793
Ontario
230
$710,000
45
$5,066,930,964
16698
Ontario
1,500
$2,541,000
45
$5,069,471,964
16612
Ontario
NORTH FARMINGTON WD
/ Farmington (T)
2,300
$155,128
45
$5,069,627,092
17747
Ontario
11,400
$2,511,140
45
$5,072,138,232
16040
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
4,500
$489,370
45
$5,072,627,602
17521
Ontario
RUSHVILLE VILLAGE /
Rushville (V)
621
$473,800
45
$5,073,101,402
17507
Ontario
SENECA WD NO.1 /
Seneca (T)
75
$1,529,500
45
$5,074,630,902
15549
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA TOWN
CONS. WD / Canandaigua
(T)
6,300
$207,300
40
$5,074,838,202
15541
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA TOWN
CONS. WD / Canandaigua
(T)
6,300
$1,120,537
40
$5,075,958,739
16151
Ontario
NORTH FARMINGTON WD
/ Farmington (T)
2,300
$159,990
40
$5,076,118,729
15210
Ontario
New Transmission
2,118
$862,000
40
$5,076,980,729
Page 50 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Ontario County
15554
Ontario
220
$1,243,100
40
$5,078,223,829
15209
Ontario
300
$1,132,000
40
$5,079,355,829
15516
Ontario
MAXWELL WATER
DISTRICT EXT. 1 /
Farmington (T)
40
$90,813
40
$5,079,446,642
15208
Ontario
200
$1,125,000
40
$5,080,571,642
15542
Ontario
System Consolidation
60
$86,000
35
$5,080,657,642
17511
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA CITY /
Canandaigua (C)
11,264
$4,893,145
30
$5,085,550,787
16072
Ontario
13,617
$1,223,640
30
$5,086,774,427
15520
Ontario
2,443
$606,387
25
$5,087,380,814
15548
Ontario
Inter-Connection
120
$199,563
25
$5,087,580,377
16357
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA CITY /
Canandaigua (C)
New Storage
11,264
$1,375,000
25
$5,088,955,377
16885
Ontario
WEST BLOOMFIELD WD /
West Bloomfield (T)
1,500
$13,390
20
$5,088,968,767
17898
Ontario
RUSHVILLE VILLAGE /
Rushville (V)
621
$1,969,200
20
$5,090,937,967
15217
Ontario
750
$978,500
20
$5,091,916,467
16041
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
4,500
$141,280
20
$5,092,057,747
16358
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA CITY /
Canandaigua (C)
11,264
$375,000
20
$5,092,432,747
16356
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA CITY /
Canandaigua (C)
11,264
$450,000
20
$5,092,882,747
16353
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA CITY /
Canandaigua (C)
Upgrade Transmission
11,264
$445,000
20
$5,093,327,747
15559
Ontario
HOPEWELL WD #2 /
Hopewell (T)
1,148
$435,600
15
$5,093,763,347
17896
Ontario
45
$213,700
15
$5,093,977,047
17753
Ontario
11,400
$2,866,490
15
$5,096,843,537
Page 51 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Ontario County
18040
Ontario
BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE /
Bloomfield (V)
1,675
$1,340,697
15
$5,098,184,234
16039
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
New Storage
4,500
$1,150,000
15
$5,099,334,234
16038
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
Upgrade Storage
4,500
$77,500
15
$5,099,411,734
16037
Ontario
GORHAM TOWN WD /
Gorham (T)
4,500
$108,500
15
$5,099,520,234
16355
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA CITY /
Canandaigua (C)
11,264
$110,000
15
$5,099,630,234
16354
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA CITY /
Canandaigua (C)
11,264
$294,000
15
$5,099,924,234
16352
Ontario
CANANDAIGUA CITY /
Canandaigua (C)
11,264
$200,000
15
$5,100,124,234
16757
Ontario
SHORTSVILLE VILLAGE /
Shortsville (V)
1,320
$134,000
10
$5,100,258,234
15226
Ontario
CLIFTON SPRINGS
THRUWAY SERVICE AREA
/ NYS Thruway Authority
New Storage
1,643
$208,000
10
$5,100,466,234
Orange County
17579
Orange
NEWBURGH
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Newburgh (T)
22,800
$19,650,000
2185
$5,120,116,234
17515
Orange
NEWBURGH CITY /
Newburgh (C)
28,000
$2,577,162
2165
$5,122,693,396
17449
Orange
HIGHLANDS (T) WD #2 /
Highlands (T)
1,379
$4,748,700
2095
$5,127,442,096
17461
Orange
PHEASANT HILL /
Pheasant Hill Water Corp
154
$0
1220
$5,127,442,096
487
15072
Orange
$0
1215
$5,127,442,096
17493
Orange
WARWICK VILLAGE /
Warwick (V)
6,083
$0
190
$5,127,442,096
18060
Orange
HIGHLANDS WATER
DISTRCIT 2 EXTENTION /
Highlands (T)
1,379
$1,601,238
155
$5,129,043,334
16751
Orange
21,750
$2,245,040
145
$5,131,288,374
15722
Orange
MONROE WD #8
(SKYVIEW HILLS) / Monroe
(T)
544
$1,000,000
135
$5,132,288,374
16673
Orange
MIDDLETOWN CITY /
Middletown (C)
26,500
$8,000,000
130
$5,140,288,374
17617
Orange
BLOOMING GROVE WD
#1-WORLEY HE / South
Blooming Grove (V)
1,500
$3,193,000
130
$5,143,481,374
Page 52 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Orange County
15669
Orange
MONROE WD #12
(MONROE HILLS
ESTATES) / Monroe (T)
17986
Orange
15227
Orange
16075
120
$1,250,000
125
$5,144,731,374
9,000
$3,610,000
115
$5,148,341,374
MAYBROOK VILLAGE /
Maybrook (V)
3,093
$238,000
110
$5,148,579,374
Orange
CHESTER VILLAGE /
Chester (V)
3,448
$2,097,850
110
$5,150,677,224
15819
Orange
21,750
$734,500
105
$5,151,411,724
16591
Orange
400
$2,319,060
90
$5,153,730,784
17523
Orange
MONTGOMERY W.D. #1 /
Montgomery (T)
605
$13,500,000
90
$5,167,230,784
17294
Orange
MONROE WATER
DISTRICT / Monroe (T)
15,000
$6,344,800
90
$5,173,575,584
15718
Orange
50
$215,000
75
$5,173,790,584
17413
Orange
WALLKILL
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Wallkill (T)
15,000
$7,000,000
75
$5,180,790,584
17042
Orange
MONROE VILLAGE /
Monroe (V)
8,892
$986,000
70
$5,181,776,584
17368
Orange
GOSHEN VILLAGE /
Goshen (V)
5,676
$5,311,500
70
$5,187,088,084
16144
Orange
GOSHEN W.D. #1
(HAMBLETONIAN PARK) /
Goshen (T)
509
$2,605,900
65
$5,189,693,984
17412
Orange
MONROE WD #12
(MONROE HILLS
ESTATES) / Monroe (T)
120
$1,370,930
65
$5,191,064,914
16027
Orange
BLOOMING GROVE WD
#1-WORLEY HE / Blooming
Grove (T)
1,500
$392,000
65
$5,191,456,914
15816
Orange
New Storage
21,750
$1,000,000
60
$5,192,456,914
16906
Orange
Pump Station and transmission main from NYC Aqueduct to (V) K.J.,
New Transmission, New Pump Station
21,750
$28,907,400
55
$5,221,364,314
17952
Orange
21,750
$1,658,712
55
$5,223,023,026
17950
Orange
New wells on Site 1, Site 2, Site 3, Site 4, Site 5, New Ground Water
Source
21,750
$14,246,909
55
$5,237,269,935
17951
Orange
Redevelopment of Wells 6 and 13A and new well at Well 13 Well Field,
New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Ground Water Source
21,750
$3,805,747
55
$5,241,075,682
Page 53 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Orange County
16749
Orange
17994
Orange
DEERPARK WATER
DISTRICT #1 / Deerpark (T)
15078
Orange
17450
Orange
HIGHLANDS (T) WD #3 /
Highlands (T)
16150
Orange
WARWICK (T) / Warwick (T) New Storage, Upgrade Pump Station, Upgrade Distribution System,
17293
Orange
WAYAWANDA WD #1 /
Wawayanda (T)
15229
Orange
16321
Orange
NEWBURGH CITY /
Newburgh (C)
16036
Orange
BLOOMING GROVE WD
#3-TOMAHAWK / Blooming
Grove (T)
17348
Orange
18056
21,750
$872,247
45
$5,241,947,929
2,000
$6,180,000
45
$5,248,127,929
250
$412,000
45
$5,248,539,929
1,548
$8,105,700
45
$5,256,645,629
300
$312,500
45
$5,256,958,129
50
$208,941
45
$5,257,167,070
400
$386,250
40
$5,257,553,320
28,000
$4,635,000
40
$5,262,188,320
208
$306,000
40
$5,262,494,320
Replace wells, upgrade pump house and storage, New Ground Water
Source, Upgrade Pump Station
100
$453,200
40
$5,262,947,520
Orange
WARWICK VILLAGE /
Warwick (V)
6,083
$323,725
35
$5,263,271,245
16147
Orange
WESTSIDE GREENWOOD
LAKE W.D. / Warwick (T)
1,160
$100,000
35
$5,263,371,245
15440
Orange
NEW WINDSOR
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Windsor (T)
New Storage
30,000
$154,500
35
$5,263,525,745
15182
Orange
10,105
$1,564,500
35
$5,265,090,245
16312
Orange
NEWBURGH CITY /
Newburgh (C)
28,000
$1,545,000
35
$5,266,635,245
15666
Orange
196
$1,123,730
30
$5,267,758,975
15635
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$435,000
30
$5,268,193,975
17602
Orange
GREENWOOD LAKE
VILLAGE / Greenwood Lake
(V)
3,411
$395,520
30
$5,268,589,495
17159
Orange
230
$250,000
25
$5,268,839,495
15674
Orange
117
$168,920
25
$5,269,008,415
System Consolidation
Page 54 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Orange County
15465
Orange
NEW WINDSOR
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Windsor (T)
16621
Orange
HARRIMAN VILLAGE /
Harriman (V)
River Road Pump Station, New Ground Water Source, New Pump
Station
15471
Orange
NEW WINDSOR
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Windsor (T)
15228
Orange
16389
Orange
NEWBURGH
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Newburgh (T)
15966
Orange
17038
Orange
WARWICK VILLAGE /
Warwick (V)
Upgrade Storage
17977
Orange
NEW WINDSOR
CONSOLIDATED WD / New
Windsor (T)
16529
Orange
WHITLOCK FARMS /
Whitlock Farms Water Corp.
17816
Orange
NEW WINDSOR
CONSOLIDATED WD / New
Winsor (T)
15175
Orange
17565
30,000
$15,450,000
25
$5,284,458,415
4,500
$128,750
25
$5,284,587,165
30,000
$515,000
25
$5,285,102,165
516
$484,100
25
$5,285,586,265
22,800
$120,000
25
$5,285,706,265
9,300
$2,935,257
25
$5,288,641,522
6,083
$263,433
20
$5,288,904,955
30,000
$748,000
20
$5,289,652,955
100
$83,740
20
$5,289,736,695
30,000
$748,000
20
$5,290,484,695
10,105
$291,500
20
$5,290,776,195
Orange
BRITTANY TERRACE /
Brittany Terrace, Inc.
169
$215,000
20
$5,290,991,195
17551
Orange
ARLUCK WATER
DISTRICT / Wawayanda (T)
118
$85,000
20
$5,291,076,195
16424
Orange
WARWICK VILLAGE /
Warwick (V)
6,083
$100,000
20
$5,291,176,195
17400
Orange
HIGHLAND FALLS
VILLAGE / Highland Falls
(V)
4,400
$800,000
20
$5,291,976,195
17346
Orange
10,105
$218,360
20
$5,292,194,555
15178
Orange
10,105
$2,127,000
20
$5,294,321,555
15951
Orange
New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, New Storage,
Upgrade Distribution System
851
$572,474
20
$5,294,894,029
17291
Orange
7,000
$165,000
20
$5,295,059,029
17131
Orange
1,100
$263,000
15
$5,295,322,029
Page 55 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Orange County
15398
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
16594
Orange
CAMPBELLS WATER
SUPPLY / Campbells Water
Supply
15405
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
15396
Orange
NEW WINDSOR
CONSOLIDATED WD / New
Windsor (T)
17916
Orange
16548
Orange
17843
7,000
$300,000
15
$5,295,622,029
40
$115,000
15
$5,295,737,029
7,000
$50,000
15
$5,295,787,029
30,000
$8,050,000
15
$5,303,837,029
3,400
$245,660
15
$5,304,082,689
WALDEN VILLAGE /
Walden (V)
New Storage
6,164
$716,500
15
$5,304,799,189
Orange
1,100
$487,000
15
$5,305,286,189
17841
Orange
1,100
$987,000
15
$5,306,273,189
17842
Orange
1,100
$757,000
15
$5,307,030,189
17835
Orange
MONTGOMERY (V) /
Montgomery (V)
3,696
$825,030
15
$5,307,855,219
15458
Orange
New Storage
2,757
$515,000
15
$5,308,370,219
15404
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
New Storage
7,000
$665,000
15
$5,309,035,219
16391
Orange
NEWBURGH
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Newburgh (T)
Upgrade Storage
22,800
$45,000
15
$5,309,080,219
17316
Orange
HIGHLAND FALLS
VILLAGE / Highland Falls
(V)
4,400
$464,500
15
$5,309,544,719
17290
Orange
Upgrade Storage
10,105
$218,360
15
$5,309,763,079
16141
Orange
MONROE VILLAGE /
Monroe (V)
8,892
$679,800
10
$5,310,442,879
15400
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$1,500,000
10
$5,311,942,879
16545
Orange
WALDEN VILLAGE /
Walden (V)
6,164
$1,545,000
10
$5,313,487,879
16547
Orange
WALDEN VILLAGE /
Walden (V)
6,164
$536,500
10
$5,314,024,379
16546
Orange
WALDEN VILLAGE /
Walden (V)
6,164
$865,000
10
$5,314,889,379
Page 56 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Orange County
17818
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$1,654,700
10
$5,316,544,079
17817
Orange
WASHINGTONVILLE
VILLAGE / Washingtonville
(V)
7,000
$961,000
10
$5,317,505,079
16451
Orange
NEW WINDSOR
CONSOLIDATED WD / New
Windsor (T)
30,000
$618,500
10
$5,318,123,579
16031
Orange
BLOOMING GROVE WD
#4-TAPPAN HO / Blooming
Grove (T)
500
$97,000
10
$5,318,220,579
15180
Orange
10,105
$528,000
10
$5,318,748,579
17644
Orange
1,144
$125,000
10
$5,318,873,579
16179
Orange
MONROE VILLAGE /
Monroe (V)
8,892
$134,415
10
$5,319,007,994
16153
Orange
MONROE VILLAGE /
Monroe (V)
8,892
$457,552
10
$5,319,465,546
16076
Orange
CHESTER VILLAGE /
Chester (V)
New Storage
3,448
$566,500
10
$5,320,032,046
16392
Orange
NEWBURGH
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Newburgh (T)
22,800
$20,000
10
$5,320,052,046
16035
Orange
BLOOMING GROVE WD
#3-TOMAHAWK / Blooming
Grove (T)
208
$99,000
10
$5,320,151,046
16034
Orange
BLOOMING GROVE WD
#3-TOMAHAWK / Blooming
Grove (T)
208
$99,000
10
$5,320,250,046
16369
Orange
BRAESIDE AQUA
CORPORATION / Braeside
Aqua Corp.
330
$500,000
10
$5,320,750,046
16143
Orange
MONROE VILLAGE /
Monroe (V)
8,892
$2,626,696
$5,323,376,742
16484
Orange
HIGHLAND FALLS
VILLAGE / Highland Falls
(V)
4,400
$233,100
$5,323,609,842
15347
Orange
7,000
$124,500
$5,323,734,342
15234
Orange
GOSHEN VILLAGE /
Goshen (V)
5,676
$417,850
$5,324,152,192
15937
Orange
MONROE VILLAGE /
Monroe (V)
8,892
$379,555
$5,324,531,747
16148
Orange
MONROE VILLAGE /
Monroe (V)
8,892
$854,902
$5,325,386,649
16388
Orange
NEWBURGH
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Newburgh (T)
22,800
$80,000
$5,325,466,649
Page 57 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Orange County
15963
Orange
9,300
$520,000
$5,325,986,649
Orleans County
16032
Orleans
2,150
$456,000
130
$5,326,442,649
16381
Orleans
LYNDONVILLE VILLAGE /
Lyndonville (V)
1,418
$1,612,864
75
$5,328,055,513
15183
Orleans
240
$249,700
65
$5,328,305,213
15185
Orleans
TOWN OF SHELBY /
Shelby (T)
240
$166,500
65
$5,328,471,713
17097
Orleans
6,500
$4,088,085
60
$5,332,559,798
15168
Orleans
225
$154,677
60
$5,332,714,475
15166
Orleans
1,152
$531,885
60
$5,333,246,360
15165
Orleans
CLARENDON W.D. #1 /
Clarendon (T)
600
$1,008,000
50
$5,334,254,360
15164
Orleans
375
$473,800
50
$5,334,728,160
15167
Orleans
1,418
$581,950
50
$5,335,310,110
17723
Orleans
WATER SYS.
IMPROVEMENTS /
Clarendon (T)
54
$129,000
45
$5,335,439,110
17262
Orleans
2,150
$210,243
35
$5,335,649,353
15741
Orleans
CARLTON WATER
DISTRICT / Carlton (T)
Upgrade Transmission
2,800
$250,000
15
$5,335,899,353
18068
Orleans
WATER IMPROVEMENT
BENEFIT AREA #10 /
Clarendon (T)
250
$1,634,949
$5,337,534,302
1,200
1210
$5,337,534,302
TOAD
HARBOR/CONSTANTIA
WD / Constantia (T)
2,765
WATER DISTRICT #2 /
Richland (T)
1,662
800
Oswego County
15204
16261
17538
17372
Oswego
Oswego
Oswego
Oswego
Page 58 of 86
$0
$0
1200
$5,337,534,302
$0
1200
$5,337,534,302
$0
1200
$5,337,534,302
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Cumulative
Total
Project Cost
Score
2,503
$13,988,000
200
$5,351,522,302
150
$115,102
135
$5,351,637,404
3,200
$11,312,382
130
$5,362,949,786
1,200
$3,106,480
120
$5,366,056,266
790
$5,890,000
95
$5,371,946,266
1,500
$7,678,916
90
$5,379,625,182
238
$8,357,978
85
$5,387,983,160
Oswego County
17625
Oswego
17685
Oswego
17597
Oswego
17594
Oswego
17564
Oswego
BERNHARDS BAY WD /
Constantia (T)
17598
Oswego
17858
Oswego
WD#3 EXPANSION /
Granby (T)
17510
Oswego
1,000
$6,604,000
80
$5,394,587,160
16314
Oswego
1,589
$412,000
70
$5,394,999,160
16903
Oswego
600
$2,980,000
60
$5,397,979,160
17285
Oswego
2,000
$1,715,000
60
$5,399,694,160
18010
Oswego
TOWN/VILLAGE JOINT
WATER PROJECT / Parish
(T)
1,200
$10,150,000
55
$5,409,844,160
16978
Oswego
29,400
$4,532,000
50
$5,414,376,160
18062
Oswego
CLEVELAND VILLAGE /
Cleveland (V)
925
$1,576,930
50
$5,415,953,090
16205
Oswego
450
$1,115,000
50
$5,417,068,090
16173
Oswego
PONDEROSA TRAILER
PARK, INC. / Ponderosa
Trailer Park Inc.
60
$17,400
50
$5,417,085,490
15833
Oswego
TOWN OF WEST MONROE New Complete System (New System), Extend Distribution System
/ West Monroe (T)
500
$979,000
50
$5,418,064,490
15677
Oswego
Upgrade Storage
15,400
$412,000
40
$5,418,476,490
18074
Oswego
Upgrade Storage
29,400
$3,057,000
40
$5,421,533,490
17187
Oswego
29,400
$734,367
35
$5,422,267,857
Page 59 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Oswego County
15681
Oswego
15,400
$82,700
35
$5,422,350,557
15690
Oswego
15,400
$720,000
35
$5,423,070,557
16138
Oswego
PHOENIX VILLAGE /
Phoenix (V)
2,138
$90,125
35
$5,423,160,682
17302
Oswego
2,398
$762,200
35
$5,423,922,882
15686
Oswego
New Storage
15,400
$1,000,000
30
$5,424,922,882
15683
Oswego
15,400
$2,300,000
30
$5,427,222,882
16600
Oswego
New Storage
1,600
$1,000,000
30
$5,428,222,882
17965
Oswego
2,350
$585,000
25
$5,428,807,882
15784
Oswego
50
$195,000
20
$5,429,002,882
UNADILLA VILLAGE /
Unadilla (V)
1215
$5,429,002,882
Otsego County
15343
Otsego
1,350
$0
15254
Otsego
EDMESTON WATER
DISTRICT / Edmeston (T)
490
$2,065,150
165
$5,431,068,032
16146
Otsego
MILFORD VILLAGE /
Milford (V)
510
$3,502,000
145
$5,434,570,032
17976
Otsego
SOUTHSIDE WATER
DISTRICT / Oneonta (T)
1,570
$8,808,000
130
$5,443,378,032
18067
Otsego
GILBERTSVILLE VILLAGE / New Ground Water Source, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
Gilbertsville (V)
477
$3,865,000
100
$5,447,243,032
17093
Otsego
HARTWICK WATER
DISTRICT / Hartwick (T)
WD
416
$1,745,850
95
$5,448,988,882
16335
Otsego
New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, New Storage
642
$2,475,000
85
$5,451,463,882
17092
Otsego
LAURENS VILLAGE /
Laurens (V)
381
$1,236,000
60
$5,452,699,882
17926
Otsego
520
$4,996,000
60
$5,457,695,882
16255
Otsego
477
$206,200
40
$5,457,902,082
15079
Otsego
MILL CREEK AT
RIVERSIDE, LLC MHP /
Riverside Village MHP
145
$20,600
25
$5,457,922,682
Page 60 of 86
NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Putnam County
15862
Putnam
SPRINGHOUSE ESTATES
W.W. CORP. / Southeast (T)
212
$1,700,500
200
$5,459,623,182
16598
Putnam
BREWSTER HEIGHTS /
Southeast (T)
698
$689,650
155
$5,460,312,832
18072
Putnam
300
$430,540
150
$5,460,743,372
17298
Putnam
BREWSTER VILLAGE /
Brewster (V)
2,000
$1,610,920
80
$5,462,354,292
16634
Putnam
New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, New Storage,
New Pump Station, New Distribution System
8,000
$15,235,451
75
$5,477,589,743
17790
Putnam
New water system for Croft Corners area, New Complete System
(New System)
11,500
$25,755,000
70
$5,503,344,743
16579
Putnam
230
$40,000
60
$5,503,384,743
16083
Putnam
70
$100,000
60
$5,503,484,743
15430
Putnam
BREWSTER VILLAGE /
Brewster (V)
New Storage
2,000
$1,628,000
50
$5,505,112,743
17319
Putnam
MOUNTAIN BROOK
HOMES / Southeast (T)
176
$427,000
50
$5,505,539,743
17601
Putnam
GARRISON LANDING WS /
Philipstown (T)
84
$325,146
45
$5,505,864,889
17297
Putnam
BREWSTER VILLAGE /
Brewster (V)
2,000
$8,102,487
45
$5,513,967,376
18041
Putnam
Upgrade Transmission
2,666
$958,000
20
$5,514,925,376
16633
Putnam
276
$927,000
20
$5,515,852,376
16632
Putnam
360
$1,152,261
20
$5,517,004,637
15792
Putnam
CONTINENTAL VILLAGE
WD / Philipstown (T)
1,509
$1,350,000
15
$5,518,354,637
16506
Putnam
GLENMAR GARDENS
IMPROVMT DIST / Putnam
Valley (T)
130
$25,500
15
$5,518,380,137
17411
Putnam
178
$250,000
15
$5,518,630,137
17854
Putnam
SOUTHEAST (T)
PEACEABLE WATER
DISTRICT / Southeast (T)
440
$1,700,000
$5,520,330,137
3225
$5,520,330,137
Rensselaer County
18029
Rensselaer
4,000
$0
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October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Rensselaer County
17936
Rensselaer
BRUNSWICK WATER
DISTRICT # 6 / Brunswick
(T)
17331
Rensselaer
POESTENKILL (T) WD #1 /
Poestenkill (T)
15749
Rensselaer
17068
Rensselaer
SCHAGHTICOKE (V) PWS / Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade
Distribution System, Extend Distribution System
Schaghticoke (V)
17358
Rensselaer
SCHODACK WATER
DISTRICT # 3 / Schodack
(T)
17445
Rensselaer
17077
927
$504,000
185
$5,520,834,137
2,300
$0
185
$5,520,834,137
7,500
$7,175,300
145
$5,528,009,437
675
$6,585,700
115
$5,534,595,137
140
$0
105
$5,534,595,137
212
$437,750
85
$5,535,032,887
Rensselaer
NORTH GREENBUSH WD
#13 / North Greenbush (T)
1,050
$4,635,000
80
$5,539,667,887
15580
Rensselaer
CASTLETON VILLAGE
PWS / Castleton-on-Hudson
(V)
2,013
$2,000,000
80
$5,541,667,887
17229
Rensselaer
NORTH GREENBUSH WD
#14 / North Greenbush (T)
3,000
$7,313,000
75
$5,548,980,887
17139
Rensselaer
EAST GREENBUSH
GENERAL W.D. / East
Greenbush (T)
10,200
$3,279,680
75
$5,552,260,567
15688
Rensselaer
400
$1,544,000
70
$5,553,804,567
15907
Rensselaer
5,100
$4,738,000
70
$5,558,542,567
15709
Rensselaer
49,170
$387,500
60
$5,558,930,067
17149
Rensselaer
PETERSBURGH WATER
DISTRICT / Petersburgh (T)
240
$842,025
45
$5,559,772,092
16302
Rensselaer
GRAFTON WATER
SYSTEM / Grafton (T)
1,700
$1,905,000
45
$5,561,677,092
15286
Rensselaer
SCHAGHTICOKE OLD
WATER DISTRICT #1
INACT / Schaghticoke (T)
1,710
$215,644
40
$5,561,892,736
17867
Rensselaer
New Transmission
49,170
$1,030,000
40
$5,562,922,736
15216
Rensselaer
538
$2,277,000
40
$5,565,199,736
17387
Rensselaer
49,170
$736,000
40
$5,565,935,736
18030
Rensselaer
7,500
$3,169,952
35
$5,569,105,688
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Rensselaer County
17967
Rensselaer
16073
Rensselaer
PETERSBURGH WATER
DISTRICT / Petersburg (T)
16303
Rensselaer
15752
Rensselaer
15766
49,170
$450,000
35
$5,569,555,688
240
$109,154
35
$5,569,664,842
49,170
$2,100,000
35
$5,571,764,842
EAST GREENBUSH
GENERAL W.D. / East
Greenbush (T)
10,200
$146,200
30
$5,571,911,042
Rensselaer
EAST GREENBUSH
GENERAL W.D. / East
Greenbush (T)
10,200
$187,500
25
$5,572,098,542
15771
Rensselaer
EAST GREENBUSH
GENERAL W.D. / East
Greenbush (T)
10,200
$139,000
20
$5,572,237,542
16334
Rensselaer
4,000
$569,000
20
$5,572,806,542
16292
Rensselaer
BRUNSWICK WATER
SYSTEM / Brunswick (T)
10,000
$2,896,500
20
$5,575,703,042
15687
Rensselaer
EAST GREENBUSH
GENERAL W.D. / East
Greenbush (T)
New Storage
10,200
$757,000
20
$5,576,460,042
17966
Rensselaer
675
$75,000
20
$5,576,535,042
15410
Rensselaer
700
$1,232,004
20
$5,577,767,046
16149
Rensselaer
675
$581,198
20
$5,578,348,244
17506
Rensselaer
Upgrade Storage
1,250
$133,190
20
$5,578,481,434
15717
Rensselaer
EAST GREENBUSH
GENERAL W.D. / East
Greenbush (T)
10,200
$409,000
15
$5,578,890,434
17539
Rensselaer
CASTLETON VILLAGE
PWS / Castleton-on-Hudson
(V)
2,013
$1,661,400
15
$5,580,551,834
15679
Rensselaer
EAST GREENBUSH
GENERAL W.D. / East
Greenbush (T)
10,200
$2,791,000
10
$5,583,342,834
15564
Rensselaer
1,250
$258,600
10
$5,583,601,434
17781
Rensselaer
WATER DISTRICT 15 /
North Greenbush (T)
4,000
$9,785,000
$5,593,386,434
Rockland County
16298
Rockland
14,700
$1,340,000
110
$5,594,726,434
17313
Rockland
15,000
$20,000,000
100
$5,614,726,434
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Rockland County
17777
Rockland
270,000
$1,390,500
15
$5,616,116,934
17779
Rockland
270,000
$2,368,084
15
$5,618,485,018
16018
Rockland
SUFFERN VILLAGE /
Suffern (V)
12,000
$603,600
$5,619,088,618
$587,100
2090
$5,619,675,718
$0
1215
$5,619,675,718
Saratoga County
17742
Saratoga
MECHANICVILLE CITY /
Mechanicville (C)
5,100
17647
Saratoga
STILLWATER VILLAGE /
Stillwater (V)
1,572
17543
Saratoga
MOREAU WD
7/CONNECTION TO SCWA
/ Moreau (T)
1,100
$0
1210
$5,619,675,718
17623
Saratoga
CORINTH VILLAGE /
Village of Corinth
4,700
$6,200,000
160
$5,625,875,718
17535
Saratoga
3,700
$1,565,000
145
$5,627,440,718
17143
Saratoga
SARATOGA GLEN
HOLLOW / Saratoga Glen
Hollow W.C.
750
$1,096,804
125
$5,628,537,522
17104
Saratoga
29,000
$1,329,730
105
$5,629,867,252
15451
Saratoga
STILLWATER WD #1
(STILLWATER VLG) /
Stillwater (T)
1,560
$4,912,000
90
$5,634,779,252
17870
Saratoga
SCWA STILLWATER
EXTENSION / Saratoga
County Water Authorit
Extend Transmission
2,100
$3,035,000
90
$5,637,814,252
17336
Saratoga
2,170
$430,000
80
$5,638,244,252
18038
Saratoga
MECHANICVILLE CITY /
Mechanicville (C)
5,100
$9,465,623
60
$5,647,709,875
15140
Saratoga
29,000
$214,327
50
$5,647,924,202
15134
Saratoga
Inter-Connection
29,000
$252,041
50
$5,648,176,243
17234
Saratoga
REXFORD WD #2
(GLENVILLE #11) / Clifton
Park (T)
1,200
$183,657
45
$5,648,359,900
16168
Saratoga
SARATOGA SPRINGS CITY Upgrade Water Treatment Plant, Upgrade Surface Water Source, New
Transmission, New Pump Station
/ Saratoga Springs (C)
26,525
$15,820,000
45
$5,664,179,900
15719
Saratoga
CORINTH VILLAGE /
Corinth (V)
4,700
$3,277,000
40
$5,667,456,900
17947
Saratoga
800
$278,239
40
$5,667,735,139
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Saratoga County
16946
Saratoga
WATERFORD WATER
WORKS / Waterford (T)
16523
Saratoga
15277
Saratoga
MECHANICVILLE CITY /
Mechanicville (C)
15449
Saratoga
16524
9,800
$4,635,000
35
$5,672,370,139
29,000
$1,077,000
30
$5,673,447,139
5,100
$178,000
25
$5,673,625,139
STILLWATER WD #1
(STILLWATER VLG) /
Stillwater (T)
1,560
$483,981
25
$5,674,109,120
Saratoga
29,000
$2,039,420
25
$5,676,148,540
15123
Saratoga
29,000
$5,020,918
25
$5,681,169,458
15135
Saratoga
New Storage
29,000
$586,438
25
$5,681,755,896
15289
Saratoga
MECHANICVILLE CITY /
Mechanicville (C)
5,100
$236,000
20
$5,681,991,896
17772
Saratoga
BURNT HILLS-BALLSTON
LK WD (GLENVILLE) /
Ballston (T)
4,500
$606,052
20
$5,682,597,948
16258
Saratoga
WATERFORD WATER
WORKS / Waterford (T)
9,800
$6,706,875
15
$5,689,304,823
17798
Saratoga
COUNTY
REGIONALIZATION /
Saratoga Cnty W.A.
5,000
$20,000,000
15
$5,709,304,823
16376
Saratoga
SARATOGA WATER
SERVICES / Saratoga
Water Services
6,000
$434,850
15
$5,709,739,673
15136
Saratoga
29,000
$1,005,713
15
$5,710,745,386
15694
Saratoga
HALFMOON WATER
DISTRICT / Halfmoon (T)
14,000
$2,074,163
15
$5,712,819,549
15776
Saratoga
REXFORD WD #2
(GLENVILLE #11) / Clifton
Park (T)
New Transmission
1,200
$645,300
10
$5,713,464,849
17754
Saratoga
SARATOGA CWA /
SaratogaCounty Water
Authority
New security system for county water sysem, New Other Expenses,
New Other (OT)
300
$751,900
10
$5,714,216,749
15699
Saratoga
HALFMOON WATER
DISTRICT / Halfmoon (T)
14,000
$726,993
$5,714,943,742
428
$4,594,000
180
$5,719,537,742
Schenectady County
16510
Schenectady
Upper resevoir raw water transmission main, new intake, new controls
DELANSON VILLAGE
WATER WORKS / Delanson & meters at filter plant., New Transmission, Extend Distribution
System, Upgrade Distribution System
(V)
17635
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$360,500
70
$5,719,898,242
16949
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$495,430
55
$5,720,393,672
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Schenectady County
17636
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$286,340
55
$5,720,680,012
15092
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$632,420
55
$5,721,312,432
15090
Schenectady
PRINCETOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Princetown (T)
600
$929,060
55
$5,722,241,492
15089
Schenectady
183
$860,050
55
$5,723,101,542
15713
Schenectady
SCHENECTADY CITY
WATER WORKS /
Schenectady (C)
61,821
$1,916,000
50
$5,725,017,542
15355
Schenectady
SCHENECTADY CITY
WATER WORKS /
Schenectady (C)
61,821
$1,248,389
50
$5,726,265,931
15353
Schenectady
SCHENECTADY CITY
WATER WORKS /
Schenectady (C)
61,821
$1,170,150
45
$5,727,436,081
15348
Schenectady
SCHENECTADY CITY
WATER WORKS /
Schenectady (C)
61,821
$2,472,000
45
$5,729,908,081
15349
Schenectady
SCHENECTADY CITY
WATER WORKS /
Schenectady (C)
61,821
$1,136,000
45
$5,731,044,081
15955
Schenectady
GLENVILLE WD #11 /
Glenville (T)
15,000
$558,260
45
$5,731,602,341
15967
Schenectady
GLENVILLE WD #11 /
Glenville (T)
15,000
$812,670
40
$5,732,415,011
15346
Schenectady
SCHENECTADY CITY
WATER WORKS /
Schenectady (C)
61,821
$1,800,476
35
$5,734,215,487
17741
Schenectady
ROTTERDAM WD #3 /
Rotterdam (T)
2,000
$2,060,000
25
$5,736,275,487
16607
Schenectady
ROTTERDAM WD #5 /
Rotterdam (T)
28,000
$566,500
15
$5,736,841,987
15964
Schenectady
GLENVILLE WD #11 /
Glenville (T)
15,000
$622,120
15
$5,737,464,107
15962
Schenectady
GLENVILLE WD #11 /
Glenville (T)
15,000
$387,280
10
$5,737,851,387
15957
Schenectady
GLENVILLE WD #11 /
Glenville (T)
Install parallel transmission main from well field to storage facility., New
Transmission
15,000
$2,266,000
$5,740,117,387
15959
Schenectady
GLENVILLE WD #11 /
Glenville (T)
15,000
$366,680
$5,740,484,067
1,061
$1,045,000
135
$5,741,529,067
500
$4,899,004
115
$5,746,428,071
Schoharie County
15179
Schoharie
18053
Schoharie
COBLESKILL / Cobleskill (T) Howe Caverns/Route 7 Service Area Extension, Extend Distribution
System
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Schoharie County
17361
Schoharie
COBLESKILL VILLAGE /
Cobleskill (V)
4,533
$4,120,000
105
$5,750,548,071
17504
Schoharie
1,061
$1,773,000
65
$5,752,321,071
16068
Schoharie
COBLESKILL VILLAGE /
Cobleskill (V)
4,533
$2,091,000
55
$5,754,412,071
16691
Schoharie
JEFFERSON WD /
Jefferson (T)
198
$150,000
45
$5,754,562,071
16067
Schoharie
COBLESKILL VILLAGE /
Cobleskill (V)
4,533
$464,049
45
$5,755,026,120
17572
Schoharie
SHARON SPRINGS
VILLAGE / (V) Sharon
Springs
547
$2,900,000
45
$5,757,926,120
16745
Schoharie
SHARON SPRINGS
VILLAGE / Sharon Springs
(V)
Upgrade Transmission
547
$127,000
35
$5,758,053,120
16492
Schoharie
50
$231,507
30
$5,758,284,627
17787
Schoharie
SCHOHARIE VILLAGE /
Schoharie (V)
1,030
$2,570,000
30
$5,760,854,627
17968
Schoharie
SHARON SPRINGS
VILLAGE / Sharon Springs
(V)
547
$203,148
20
$5,761,057,775
150
$1,104,000
105
$5,762,161,775
Schuyler County
16768
Schuyler
SCHUYLER COUNTY
WATER EXTENSION / Dix
(T)
17925
Schuyler
MONTOUR FALLS /
Montour Falls (V)
1,800
$5,852,501
90
$5,768,014,276
17679
Schuyler
2,149
$1,145,000
40
$5,769,159,276
400
$3,198,000
95
$5,772,357,276
7,400
$2,885,000
85
$5,775,242,276
Seneca County
15933
Seneca
17183
Seneca
15599
Seneca
FAYETTE WATER
PROJECT / Varick (T)
520
$1,406,800
80
$5,776,649,076
16679
Seneca
Extend system to serve area with private contaminated wells. W.D. Ext.
#2., Extend Distribution System
300
$623,607
65
$5,777,272,683
15107
Seneca
35
$256,000
65
$5,777,528,683
16767
Seneca
ROUTE 96 WATER
DISTRICT / Waterloo (T)
202
$1,845,512
60
$5,779,374,195
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Seneca County
16555
Seneca
CENTRAL SENECA
COUNTY WD / Varick (T)
550
$3,267,871
60
$5,782,642,066
15578
Seneca
200
$699,100
60
$5,783,341,166
15512
Seneca
WATERLOO VILLAGE /
Waterloo (V)
7,000
$1,232,500
60
$5,784,573,666
15109
Seneca
850
$3,100,000
55
$5,787,673,666
16787
Seneca
Varick (T)
100
$794,800
55
$5,788,468,466
15270
Seneca
7,400
$816,000
55
$5,789,284,466
16724
Seneca
260
$992,508
55
$5,790,276,974
15272
Seneca
7,400
$257,000
55
$5,790,533,974
17697
Seneca
1,356
$1,632,500
55
$5,792,166,474
15283
Seneca
850
$2,350,000
50
$5,794,516,474
17026
Seneca
BOODY'S HILL WD
(WATER DISTRICT #5) /
Fayette (T)
151
$788,980
50
$5,795,305,454
16880
Seneca
INTERLAKEN VILLAGE /
Interlaken (V)
650
$320,807
50
$5,795,626,261
15361
Seneca
1,356
$161,000
40
$5,795,787,261
17701
Seneca
1,356
$2,068,000
35
$5,797,855,261
15086
Seneca
1,600
$161,340
35
$5,798,016,601
17689
Seneca
INTERLAKEN VILLAGE /
Interlaken (V)
650
$1,850,000
30
$5,799,866,601
LOUISVILLE WATER
DISTRICT #2 / Louisville (T)
1105
$5,799,866,601
St.Lawrence County
17140
St.Lawrence
1,000
$0
17454
St.Lawrence
1,030
$9,275,000
160
$5,809,141,601
17618
St.Lawrence
GOUVERNEUR VILLAGE /
Gouverneur (V)
4,263
$2,160,600
130
$5,811,302,201
17516
St.Lawrence
OSWEGATCHIE (T) /
Oswegatchie (T)
2,100
$13,973,000
130
$5,825,275,201
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
St.Lawrence County
17615
St.Lawrence
NORFOLK WATER
DISTRICT / Norfolk (T)
17375
St.Lawrence
16139
St.Lawrence
MASSENA VILLAGE /
Massena (V)
16798
St.Lawrence
16881
St.Lawrence
GOUVERNEUR VILLAGE /
Gouverneur (V)
15493
St.Lawrence
VILLAGE OF
RENSSELAER FALLS WS
(V)
15852
St.Lawrence
16077
2,300
$1,279,000
125
$5,826,554,201
350
$3,112,660
90
$5,829,666,861
11,209
$3,134,000
80
$5,832,800,861
270
$750,000
65
$5,833,550,861
4,263
$857,697
60
$5,834,408,558
140
$2,795,420
60
$5,837,203,978
800
$674,000
55
$5,837,877,978
St.Lawrence
500
$340,695
55
$5,838,218,673
17632
St.Lawrence
CANTON VILLAGE / Canton New Ground Water Source, Upgrade Distribution System
(V)
7,055
$3,612,725
55
$5,841,831,398
15729
St.Lawrence
POTSDAM VILLAGE /
Potsdam (V)
New Storage
9,425
$1,245,000
40
$5,843,076,398
16761
St.Lawrence
OGDENSBURG (C) /
Ogdensburg (C)
13,500
$566,500
40
$5,843,642,898
17827
St.Lawrence
OGDENSBURG CITY /
Ogdensburg (C)
Upgrade Transmission
13,500
$351,250
40
$5,843,994,148
15732
St.Lawrence
POTSDAM VILLAGE /
Potsdam (V)
9,425
$567,000
35
$5,844,561,148
15815
St.Lawrence
WADDINGTON VILLAGE /
Waddington (V)
Upgrade Storage
944
$295,000
30
$5,844,856,148
17906
St.Lawrence
MASSENA VILLAGE /
Massena (V)
11,209
$320,000
30
$5,845,176,148
Steuben County
17379
Steuben
COOPERS PLAINS/LONG
ACRES WATER SYST /
Erwin (T)
1,400
$0
205
$5,845,176,148
17333
Steuben
SPAULDING DR/LAKE
SALUBRIA WATER DISTR.
/ Bath (T)
1,195
$5,460,087
205
$5,850,636,235
15555
Steuben
ARKPORT VILLAGE /
Arkport (V)
835
$376,000
150
$5,851,012,235
16279
Steuben
COLONIAL COACH
ESTATES IV (MGRE) /
Merlyn Cavallaro
79
$65,900
130
$5,851,078,135
17668
Steuben
9,019
$1,596,000
125
$5,852,674,135
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Steuben County
16811
Steuben
125
$45,735
115
$5,852,719,870
17588
Steuben
350
$1,315,187
105
$5,854,035,057
17102
Steuben
SHOWBOAT MOBILE
HOME PARK / Affordable
Great Locations Inc
48
$86,520
85
$5,854,121,577
15810
Steuben
11
$112,800
80
$5,854,234,377
16447
Steuben
10,842
$2,000,000
80
$5,856,234,377
18002
Steuben
HAMLET OF WOODHULL
MUNICIPAL WS / Woodhull
(T)
483
$4,489,928
80
$5,860,724,305
17567
Steuben
URBANA WATER
DISTRICT #2 / Urbana (T)
33
$3,565,111
80
$5,864,289,416
17633
Steuben
921
$4,175,175
75
$5,868,464,591
17186
Steuben
REXVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / West Union (T)
60
$100,000
70
$5,868,564,591
16047
Steuben
MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS
WATER DIST / Erwin (T)
2,950
$1,153,260
70
$5,869,717,851
15177
Steuben
96
$294,600
65
$5,870,012,451
18016
Steuben
WD #3 / Campbell (T)
1,025
$908,687
65
$5,870,921,138
16643
Steuben
HORNELLSVILLE (T) /
Hornellsville (T)
300
$1,024,500
55
$5,871,945,638
16383
Steuben
1,842
$2,480,000
55
$5,874,425,638
17982
Steuben
PRATTSBURGH WATER
DISTRICT / Prattsburgh (T)
850
$1,485,415
50
$5,875,911,053
17929
Steuben
168
$3,426,552
45
$5,879,337,605
15492
Steuben
NORTH HORNELL
VILLAGE / North Hornell (V)
851
$850,000
40
$5,880,187,605
17975
Steuben
PINEWOOD ACRES WD /
Corning(T)
168
$3,302,438
40
$5,883,490,043
15629
Steuben
HAMMONDSPORT
VILLAGE / Hammondsport
(V)
741
$405,000
40
$5,883,895,043
15902
Steuben
ADDISON VILLAGE /
Addison (V)
1,797
$1,356,000
40
$5,885,251,043
Page 70 of 86
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Steuben County
17035
Steuben
17974
Steuben
SOUTH CORNING
VILLAGE / South Corning
(V)
17969
Steuben
16056
39
$25,544
35
$5,885,276,587
1,147
$7,763,007
35
$5,893,039,594
5,641
$437,400
35
$5,893,476,994
Steuben
Upgrade Storage
10,842
$80,000
30
$5,893,556,994
16054
Steuben
New Transmission
10,842
$350,000
30
$5,893,906,994
16046
Steuben
MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS
WATER DIST / Erwin (T)
2,950
$327,500
25
$5,894,234,494
15550
Steuben
ARKPORT VILLAGE /
Arkport (V)
835
$780,850
25
$5,895,015,344
17844
Steuben
CAMPBELL WATER
DISTRICT / Campbell (T)
280
$216,744
15
$5,895,232,088
1,009,264
$3,843,000
110
$5,899,075,088
80
$227,000
100
$5,899,302,088
Suffolk County
16863
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY
WATER AUTHORITY /
SCWA
16051
Suffolk
16850
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY
WATER AUTHORITY /
Suffolk Co. Water Authority
Bull Path Pump Station, Northwest, New Ground Water Source, New
Pump Station
1,009,264
$1,166,000
90
$5,900,468,088
17433
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY
WATER AUTHORITY /
SCWA
1,009,264
$9,313,000
90
$5,909,781,088
17364
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$1,515,842
90
$5,911,296,930
16862
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY
WATER AUTHORITY /
Suffolk Co. Water Authority
1,009,264
$22,166,771
80
$5,933,463,701
16273
Suffolk
250
$20,791
75
$5,933,484,492
16926
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$1,043,000
70
$5,934,527,492
17663
Suffolk
EAST FARMINGDALE WD /
Babylon East Farmingdale
WD
7,500
$4,398,512
65
$5,938,926,004
17891
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$3,530,840
60
$5,942,456,844
17892
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$5,575,390
60
$5,948,032,234
17893
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$973,350
60
$5,949,005,584
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Suffolk County
16069
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD /
Riverhead (T)
28,000
$1,211,000
60
$5,950,216,584
17352
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$3,913,790
60
$5,954,130,374
16516
Suffolk
100
$550,000
55
$5,954,680,374
17665
Suffolk
GREENLAWN WATER
DISTRICT / Greenlawn
Water District
42,000
$1,930,784
55
$5,956,611,158
17664
Suffolk
34,522
$2,277,330
55
$5,958,888,488
15831
Suffolk
34,522
$459,000
50
$5,959,347,488
16836
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY
WATER AUTHORITY /
Suffolk Co. Water Authority
1,009,264
$318,000
50
$5,959,665,488
15858
Suffolk
VOC removal - GAC filters plant #8, Upgrade Ground Water Source
34,522
$1,271,500
45
$5,960,936,988
16715
Suffolk
4,500
$1,130,000
45
$5,962,066,988
16442
Suffolk
NORTHEAST WOODS /
East Hampton (T)
675
$2,524,278
45
$5,964,591,266
16202
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY
WATER AUTHORITY /
Suffolk Co. Water Authority
1,009,264
$6,345,254
45
$5,970,936,520
17402
Suffolk
100
$2,000
45
$5,970,938,520
16071
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD /
Riverhead (T)
Water District Extension No. 49 Middle Rd. & Harrison Ave., Extend
Distribution System
28,000
$135,600
45
$5,971,074,120
16066
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD /
Riverhead (T)
28,000
$1,413,000
45
$5,972,487,120
16065
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD /
Riverhead (T)
28,000
$1,165,000
45
$5,973,652,120
16020
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$486,000
40
$5,974,138,120
16274
Suffolk
FISHERS ISLAND WW
CORP / Fishers Island WW
Corp.
2,500
$257,500
30
$5,974,395,620
17908
Suffolk
SALTARE WATER
DISTRICT / Saltaire (V)
1,400
$668,000
25
$5,975,063,620
17366
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$731,300
25
$5,975,794,920
15753
Suffolk
SHELTER ISLAND
HEIGHTS ASSOCIATION /
Shelter Island Hgts. Assoc.
463
$1,813,500
20
$5,977,608,420
Page 72 of 86
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Suffolk County
17890
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$1,905,500
15
$5,979,513,920
17718
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD / River
Head WD / Riverhead (T)
28,000
$2,060,000
15
$5,981,573,920
17365
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$3,270,250
15
$5,984,844,170
17351
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$1,551,077
15
$5,986,395,247
16019
Suffolk
SOUTH HUNTINGTON WD
/ Huntington (T)
81,760
$327,500
15
$5,986,722,747
15837
Suffolk
New Storage
34,522
$1,106,800
15
$5,987,829,547
15835
Suffolk
Iron removal plant - Well No. 10-1, Upgrade Ground Water Source
34,522
$374,900
15
$5,988,204,447
15854
Suffolk
34,522
$399,800
10
$5,988,604,247
15851
Suffolk
34,522
$740,900
10
$5,989,345,147
16915
Suffolk
NAPEAQUE MOBILE
HOME PARK / Napeaque
Camping Club
120
$21,000
10
$5,989,366,147
17993
Suffolk
100
$669,093
10
$5,990,035,240
17717
Suffolk
RIVERHEAD WD / River
Head WD / Riverhead (T)
Contruction of New Wells at Plant no. 15, New Ground Water Source
28,000
$1,973,480
10
$5,992,008,720
17696
Suffolk
SUFFOLK COUNTY
WATER AUTHORITY /
SCWA
1,009,264
$7,273,000
10
$5,999,281,720
15856
Suffolk
34,522
$411,600
10
$5,999,693,320
Sullivan County
17560
Sullivan
854
$399,485
135
$6,000,092,805
17210
Sullivan
WURTSBORO HILLS
WATER COMPANY /
Mamakating (T)
120
$8,610,800
125
$6,008,703,605
16446
Sullivan
WOODRIDGE VILLAGE /
Woodridge (V)
902
$351,430
105
$6,009,055,035
17403
Sullivan
WOODRIDGE VILLAGE /
Woodridge (V)
902
$450,000
100
$6,009,505,035
16735
Sullivan
TOWN OF LIBERTY WS /
Liberty (T)
5,000
$4,890,265
95
$6,014,395,300
16640
Sullivan
BLOOMINGBURG VILLAGE New Water Treatment Plant, New Ground Water Source, New Storage,
New Distribution System
/ Bloomingburg (V)
450
$2,071,985
75
$6,016,467,285
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
October 1, 2012 to September 30, 2013
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Sullivan County
Water Treatment Plant Upgrade, Upgrade Water Treatment Plant
17401
Sullivan
17599
Sullivan
15912
Sullivan
17945
Sullivan
MONTICELLO VILLAGE /
Monticello (V)
18042
Sullivan
16543
1,200
$3,244,500
60
$6,019,711,785
17
$9,000
55
$6,019,720,785
800
$49,000
45
$6,019,769,785
8,000
$7,395,000
45
$6,027,164,785
New Storage
4,800
$975,000
40
$6,028,139,785
Sullivan
MONTICELLO VILLAGE /
Monticello (V)
8,000
$285,300
35
$6,028,425,085
15087
Sullivan
ROUTE 55 WATER
DISTRICT / Liberty (T)
500
$400,000
35
$6,028,825,085
17436
Sullivan
150
$134,090
35
$6,028,959,175
15365
Sullivan
WURTSBORO VILLAGE
WATER SUPPLY /
Wurtsboro (V)
New 400,000 gallon potable water stand pipe and distribution system
improvements, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
1,060
$1,545,000
30
$6,030,504,175
16439
Sullivan
FALLSBURG WHO-LS-SF /
Fallsburgh (T)
8,355
$430,000
30
$6,030,934,175
17970
Sullivan
WURTSBORO VILLAGE
WATER SUPPLY /
Wurtsboro (V)
1,060
$201,438
20
$6,031,135,613
Tioga County
15782
Tioga
WAVERLY VILLAGE /
Waverly (V)
4,830
$865,000
80
$6,032,000,613
17667
Tioga
NEWARK VALLEY
VILLAGE / Newark Valley
(V)
1,253
$4,813,000
70
$6,036,813,613
18026
Tioga
1,020
$3,047,237
60
$6,039,860,850
15790
Tioga
WAVERLY VILLAGE /
Waverly (V)
4,830
$1,999,400
55
$6,041,860,250
17596
Tioga
731
$7,865,000
50
$6,049,725,250
16170
Tioga
OWEGO W D NO 4 /
Owego (T)
3,196
$1,147,202
45
$6,050,872,452
17324
Tioga
CONSOLIDATED WATER
DISTRICT / Owego (T)
10,306
$3,669,000
30
$6,054,541,452
17508
Tioga
700
$2,553,000
25
$6,057,094,452
17039
Tioga
OWEGO W D NO 4 /
Owego (T)
3,196
$192,610
20
$6,057,287,062
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Tioga County
17749
Tioga
OWEGO W D NO 3 /
Owego (T)
2,150
$2,215,865
15
$6,059,502,927
16172
Tioga
OWEGO W D NO 3 /
Owego (T)
Inter-Connection
2,150
$312,576
10
$6,059,815,503
17678
Tioga
OWEGO W D NO 3 /
Owego (T)
2,150
$525,300
10
$6,060,340,803
Tompkins County
17888
Tompkins
TRUMANSBURG VILLAGE
/ Trumansburg (V)
2,300
$1,374,000
120
$6,061,714,803
16093
Tompkins
TRUMANSBURG VILLAGE
/ Trumansburg (V)
2,300
$2,501,000
115
$6,064,215,803
15488
Tompkins
29,457
$14,227,569
100
$6,078,443,372
18009
Tompkins
DRYDEN VILLAGE / Dryden New Ground Water Source, New Storage, Upgrade Distribution System
(V)
2,000
$5,924,000
70
$6,084,367,372
15993
Tompkins
3,100
$316,000
50
$6,084,683,372
16095
Tompkins
TRUMANSBURG VILLAGE
/ Trumansburg (V)
2,300
$94,700
40
$6,084,778,072
15552
Tompkins
725
$4,286,000
35
$6,089,064,072
18079
Tompkins
250
$540,660
30
$6,089,604,732
16590
Tompkins
WILLIAM GEORGE
AGENCY / George Jr.
Republic, Inc.
250
$565,799
25
$6,090,170,531
15946
Tompkins
SOUTHERN CAYUGA
LAKE INTERMUN. WC /
Lansing (T)
110
$328,200
25
$6,090,498,731
15945
Tompkins
SOUTHERN CAYUGA
LAKE INTERMUN. WC /
Lansing (T)
140
$463,000
25
$6,090,961,731
15538
Tompkins
LANSING WD #2 / Lansing
(T)
400
$443,500
20
$6,091,405,231
18073
Tompkins
WEST DANBY WD /
Danbury(T)
New Storage
265
$384,600
20
$6,091,789,831
16566
Tompkins
175
$23,350
20
$6,091,813,181
15556
Tompkins
LANSING WD #2 / Lansing
(T)
400
$117,300
15
$6,091,930,481
15899
Tompkins
Upgrade Storage
250
$32,000
15
$6,091,962,481
15901
Tompkins
250
$37,500
10
$6,091,999,981
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Tompkins County
Yellow Barn Road., Upgrade Distribution System
15900
Tompkins
15886
Tompkins
250
$25,000
10
$6,092,024,981
2,000
$23,983
$6,092,048,964
992
$150,000
2130
$6,092,198,964
4,323
$7,136,870
215
$6,099,335,834
4,100
$3,573,894
130
$6,102,909,728
4,000
$2,369,000
90
$6,105,278,728
24,000
$0
85
$6,105,278,728
Ulster County
17649
Ulster
PHOENICIA WATER
DISTRICT / Shandaken (T)
Phase 2, see Project #16491 for Phase 1., New Surface Water
Treatment Rule Compliance Facility, Upgrade Ground Water Source
15003
Ulster
ELLENVILLE (VILLAGE)
WATER DIS / Ellenville (V)
17467
Ulster
16390
Ulster
HIGHLAND WATER
DISTRICT / Lloyd (T)
17727
Ulster
17643
Ulster
4,800
$2,250,000
85
$6,107,528,728
17076
Ulster
ELLENVILLE (VILLAGE)
WATER DIS / Ellenville (V)
4,323
$173,600
75
$6,107,702,328
17626
Ulster
5,600
$5,675,916
70
$6,113,378,244
17571
Ulster
450
$4,713,160
70
$6,118,091,404
17883
Ulster
6,000
$759,625
60
$6,118,851,029
17095
Ulster
350
$2,899,450
55
$6,121,750,479
16671
Ulster
New source and storage for the Ohioville Water System, New Ground
Water Source, New Storage
810
$2,647,000
55
$6,124,397,479
17581
Ulster
96
$20,000
55
$6,124,417,479
15160
Ulster
2,055
$375,000
50
$6,124,792,479
16515
Ulster
270
$2,472,000
45
$6,127,264,479
16450
Ulster
GLENERIE WATER
DISTRICT / Ulster (T)
540
$2,636,800
45
$6,129,901,279
15616
Ulster
New Storage
4,800
$2,100,000
40
$6,132,001,279
15093
Ulster
ROSENDALE WATER
DISTRICT / Rosendale (T)
2,200
$18,911
35
$6,132,020,190
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Ulster County
18037
Ulster
MARLBOROUGH WATER
DISTRICT / (T) Marlborough
3,248
$16,879,640
30
$6,148,899,830
15639
Ulster
5,600
$200,000
30
$6,149,099,830
18059
Ulster
HIGHLAND WATER
DISTRICT / Lloyd (T)
4,000
$6,583,451
25
$6,155,683,281
17586
Ulster
96
$30,000
25
$6,155,713,281
16527
Ulster
ROSENDALE WATER
DISTRICT / Rosendale (T)
2,200
$420,000
20
$6,156,133,281
16401
Ulster
MARLBOROUGH WATER
DISTRICT / Marlborough (T)
3,248
$1,700,000
20
$6,157,833,281
15088
Ulster
ROSENDALE WATER
DISTRICT / Rosendale (T)
New Transmission
2,200
$158,000
20
$6,157,991,281
17498
Ulster
4,800
$813,000
20
$6,158,804,281
16537
Ulster
VALLEY VIEW
APARTMENTS / Valley View
Apts.
48
$13,802
15
$6,158,818,083
16525
Ulster
ROSENDALE WATER
DISTRICT / Rosendale (T)
2,200
$65,000
15
$6,158,883,083
16526
Ulster
ROSENDALE WATER
DISTRICT / Rosendale (T)
2,200
$880,000
15
$6,159,763,083
15503
Ulster
WALLKILL
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Shawangunk (T)
15,000
$660,500
15
$6,160,423,583
16142
Ulster
810
$1,401,006
15
$6,161,824,589
15091
Ulster
ROSENDALE WATER
DISTRICT / Rosendale (T)
2,200
$360,000
10
$6,162,184,589
15478
Ulster
420
$311,575
10
$6,162,496,164
Warren County
16969
Warren
480
$4,355,081
180
$6,166,851,245
17392
Warren
PIONEER VILLAGE /
Pioneer Village Imp. Assoc.
144
$208,575
175
$6,167,059,820
15097
Warren
18
$119,190
155
$6,167,179,010
16772
Warren
180
$1,010,945
145
$6,168,189,955
17214
Warren
332
$154,500
130
$6,168,344,455
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System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Warren County
15490
Warren
15798
Warren
QUEENSBURY WATER
DISTRICT / Queensbury (T)
15895
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
16651
Warren
17823
Warren
15884
1,000
$1,112,250
85
$6,169,456,705
21,200
$2,762,400
50
$6,172,219,105
1,300
$2,500
40
$6,172,221,605
13,000
$1,300,000
40
$6,173,521,605
Upgrade Storage
13,000
$300,000
40
$6,173,821,605
Warren
POTTERSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
325
$14,400
40
$6,173,836,005
17822
Warren
13,000
$1,200,000
35
$6,175,036,005
17905
Warren
2,160
$1,650,675
30
$6,176,686,680
15805
Warren
3,600
$375,000
25
$6,177,061,680
15896
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
1,300
$15,500
25
$6,177,077,180
15897
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
1,300
$42,200
20
$6,177,119,380
15894
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
Upgrade Storage
1,300
$56,700
20
$6,177,176,080
15891
Warren
CHESTERTOWN WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
1,300
$108,100
20
$6,177,284,180
15888
Warren
POTTERSVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Chester (T)
325
$619,000
20
$6,177,903,180
15095
Warren
1,800
$672,000
10
$6,178,575,180
1220
$6,178,575,180
Washington County
17642
Washington
GRANVILLE VILLAGE /
Granville (V)
2,645
2,000
$0
140
$6,178,575,180
25
$69,834
95
$6,178,645,014
$0
17645
Washington
GREENWICH VILLAGE /
Greenwich (V)
16619
Washington
HULETTS ON LAKE
GEORGE / Huletts on Lake
George
17448
Washington
KINGSBURY WD
(QUEENSBURY) /
Kingsbury (T)
1,300
$845,000
85
$6,179,490,014
17342
Washington
CAMBRIDGE VILLAGE /
Cambridge (V)
1,524
$2,500,000
80
$6,181,990,014
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Washington County
15435
Washington
FORT EDWARD WD #2 /
Fort Edward (T)
126
$650,000
70
$6,182,640,014
16240
Washington
PLEASANT VALLEY
INFIRMARY / Pleasant
Valley Infirmary
160
$8,410
55
$6,182,648,424
17536
Washington
3,150
$160,200
50
$6,182,808,624
15106
Washington
CAMBRIDGE WATER
WORKS / Cambridge Water
Works/Aqua. Am
New Storage
2,313
$136,000
40
$6,182,944,624
15830
Washington
WHITEHALL VILLAGE /
Whitehall (V)
2,800
$576,281
30
$6,183,520,905
SAVANNAH WD #1 /
Savannah (T)
1215
$6,183,520,905
Wayne County
18005
Wayne
900
$0
17289
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
2,200
$1,250,000
145
$6,184,770,905
17932
Wayne
1,950
$11,434,000
120
$6,196,204,905
16415
Wayne
75
$180,000
95
$6,196,384,905
15325
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
2,200
$3,300,000
80
$6,199,684,905
15324
Wayne
3,695
$2,550,000
70
$6,202,234,905
16916
Wayne
60
$150,000
55
$6,202,384,905
16780
Wayne
MARION WD #1 / Marion
(T)
2,616
$480,000
55
$6,202,864,905
17743
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
3,550
$8,315,400
55
$6,211,180,305
17712
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
2,200
$2,987,000
55
$6,214,167,305
15834
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
3,550
$102,700
45
$6,214,270,005
16779
Wayne
WALWORTH WD #1 /
Walworth (T)
5,400
$598,000
45
$6,214,868,005
16778
Wayne
680
$2,317,000
45
$6,217,185,005
16561
Wayne
1,950
$1,340,000
45
$6,218,525,005
16512
Wayne
OLD LYONS-NEWARK
ROAD WATER DISTRICT /
Lyons (T)
New Transmission
300
$207,000
45
$6,218,732,005
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Wayne County
15218
Wayne
WALWORTH WD #1 /
Walworth (T)
5,400
$2,730,000
40
$6,221,462,005
18070
Wayne
TRANSMISSION MAIN
REPLACEMENT / Clyde(V)
Upgrade Transmission
2,270
$357,900
40
$6,221,819,905
17714
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
2,200
$1,082,000
40
$6,222,901,905
17713
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
Upgrade Storage
2,200
$757,000
40
$6,223,658,905
17716
Wayne
WOLCOTT VILLAGE /
Wolcott (V)
2,200
$3,884,000
40
$6,227,542,905
15101
Wayne
10,462
$4,913,000
40
$6,232,455,905
15480
Wayne
2,269
$232,780
35
$6,232,688,685
16720
Wayne
526
$102,935
30
$6,232,791,620
16174
Wayne
NEWARK VILLAGE /
Newark (V)
Upgrade Transmission
9,682
$1,556,038
30
$6,234,347,658
15832
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
3,550
$291,050
20
$6,234,638,708
15914
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
Upgrade Transmission
3,550
$1,581,250
20
$6,236,219,958
17745
Wayne
10,462
$1,911,500
20
$6,238,131,458
15918
Wayne
PALMYRA VILLAGE /
Palmyra (V)
Upgrade Storage
3,550
$189,750
20
$6,238,321,208
17737
Wayne
7,000
$521,000
15
$6,238,842,208
17744
Wayne
10,462
$2,550,000
15
$6,241,392,208
17739
Wayne
WAYNE COUNTY
WATER&SEWER
AUTHORITY / Wayne
County Water&Sewer Auth.
5,000
$310,000
15
$6,241,702,208
17736
Wayne
8,000
$533,000
15
$6,242,235,208
3,800
$1,042,875
2160
$6,243,278,083
22,400
$5,742,500
2080
$6,249,020,583
8,831
$0
225
$6,249,020,583
Westchester County
16983
Westchester
AMAWALK-SHENOROCK
WATER DIST. / Somers (T)
17849
Westchester
PEEKSKILL CITY / Peekskill Finished Water Storage Tanks (Phase 3 of 17152), New Storage
(C)
16013
Westchester
BRIARCLIFF MANOR
VILLAGE / Briarcliff
Manor(V)
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Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Westchester County
Installation of new wells to replace existing wells, New Ground Water
Source
15220
Westchester
17488
Westchester
15923
Westchester
OSSINING WATER
DEPARTMENT / Ossining
(V)
15626
Westchester
16984
175
$400,000
135
$6,249,420,583
55,210
$65,000,000
130
$6,314,420,583
30,000
$1,400,000
95
$6,315,820,583
GREENBURGH
CONSOLIDATED WD #1 /
Greenburgh (T)
38,489
$1,000,000
75
$6,316,820,583
Westchester
KITCHAWAN WATER
DISTRICT / Yorktown (T)
240
$500,000
70
$6,317,320,583
15750
Westchester
CORTLANDT
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Cortlandt (T)
28,369
$4,000,000
65
$6,321,320,583
16722
Westchester
SLEEPY HOLLOW
VILLAGE / Sleepy Hollow
(V)
8,146
$6,514,750
60
$6,327,835,333
16699
Westchester
625
$400,000
60
$6,328,235,333
17832
Westchester
KENSICO WATER
DISTRICT / Mount Pleasant
17,857
$8,000,000
55
$6,336,235,333
15921
Westchester
OSSINING WATER
DEPARTMENT / Ossining
(V)
30,000
$7,550,000
50
$6,343,785,333
18039
Westchester
KHAL ADAS KASHAU / Khal New chlorination system. , New Water Treatment Plant
Adas Kashau
650
$60,000
50
$6,343,845,333
16572
Westchester
RIPPOWAM CISQUA
SCHOOL - BEDFORD /
Rippowam Cisqua School
350
$48,590
50
$6,343,893,923
16098
Westchester
New Transmission
196,086
$1,325,000
50
$6,345,218,923
17776
Westchester
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WD #3 / Westchester
County #3
6,000
$9,800,000
50
$6,355,018,923
17584
Westchester
New wells, storage and booster pump., New Ground Water Source,
New Storage
180
$725,000
50
$6,355,743,923
16684
Westchester
NORTH CASTLE WD #1 /
North Castle (T)
2,500
$610,000
45
$6,356,353,923
15527
Westchester
16,800
$3,979,500
45
$6,360,333,423
17833
Westchester
KENSICO WATER
DISTRICT / Mount Pleasant
17,857
$532,000
45
$6,360,865,423
17831
Westchester
KENSICO WATER
DISTRICT / Mount Pleasant
17,857
$4,588,500
45
$6,365,453,923
16136
Westchester
ELMSFORD VILLAGE /
Elmsford (V)
4,600
$1,000,000
45
$6,366,453,923
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System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Westchester County
16242
Westchester
16102
Westchester
15239
Westchester
New Transmission
16400
Westchester
17910
Westchester
17909
Westchester
17582
2,500
$1,200,000
40
$6,367,653,923
196,086
$500,000
40
$6,368,153,923
68,381
$7,000,000
35
$6,375,153,923
175
$314,150
30
$6,375,468,073
196,086
$3,180,691
25
$6,378,648,764
196,086
$3,968,048
25
$6,382,616,812
Westchester
SCARSDALE WATER
DEPARTMENT / Scarsdale
(V)
20,883
$3,700,000
25
$6,386,316,812
17524
Westchester
NORTH CASTLE WD #2 /
North Castle (T)
New well and storage, New Ground Water Source, New Storage
1,200
$1,458,695
25
$6,387,775,507
17434
Westchester
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT #1 /
Westchester County
187,000
$1,000,000
25
$6,388,775,507
16015
Westchester
BRIARCLIFF MANOR
VILLAGE / Briarcliff Manor
(V)
8,831
$2,845,400
25
$6,391,620,907
17840
Westchester
WESTCHESTER JOINT
WATER WORKS / WJWW
65,000
$630,000
20
$6,392,250,907
15312
Westchester
175
$121,339
20
$6,392,372,246
17839
Westchester
WESTCHESTER JOINT
WATER WORKS / WJWW
55,210
$840,000
20
$6,393,212,246
17778
Westchester
141,000
$4,120,000
20
$6,397,332,246
17435
Westchester
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT #1 /
Westchester County
187,000
$10,000,000
20
$6,407,332,246
17162
Westchester
LARCHMONT VILLAGE /
Larchmont (V)
6,485
$670,000
15
$6,408,002,246
17129
Westchester
WEST EXCEPTIONAL
CHILDRENS SCH /
Westchester Exceptional
70
$19,700
15
$6,408,021,946
15423
Westchester
9,600
$3,738,900
15
$6,411,760,846
17061
Westchester
Upgrade Storage
356
$131,910
15
$6,411,892,756
15594
Westchester
IRVINGTON WATER
SUPPLY / Irvington (V)
6,631
$435,000
15
$6,412,327,756
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System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Westchester County
16733
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Pleasantville (V)
18048
Westchester
16672
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Pleasantville (V)
16608
Westchester
17946
9,500
$78,200
15
$6,412,405,956
196,086
$7,279,450
15
$6,419,685,406
9,500
$386,250
15
$6,420,071,656
2,753
$143,900
15
$6,420,215,556
Westchester
15,000
$3,700,000
15
$6,423,915,556
15407
Westchester
9,600
$343,608
15
$6,424,259,164
17889
Westchester
MT VERNON BOARD OF
WATER SUPPLY / Mt
Vernon B'rd Water Supply
15,000
$3,700,000
15
$6,427,959,164
15632
Westchester
OSSINING WATER
DEPARTMENT / Ossining
(V)
Upgrade Storage
30,000
$300,000
15
$6,428,259,164
17837
Westchester
WESTCHESTER JOINT
WATER WORKS / WJWW
65,000
$400,000
15
$6,428,659,164
17838
Westchester
WESTCHESTER JOINT
WATER WORKS / WJWW
55,210
$475,000
15
$6,429,134,164
17829
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE /
Pleasantville (V)
7,166
$1,955,000
15
$6,431,089,164
17774
Westchester
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WD #1 / Westchester
County #1
187,004
$1,000,000
15
$6,432,089,164
16005
Westchester
HARRISON WATER
DISTRICT #1 / Harrison (T)
6,940
$480,000
15
$6,432,569,164
17525
Westchester
NORTH CASTLE WD #1 /
North Castle (T)
2,500
$813,500
15
$6,433,382,664
16405
Westchester
BRIARCLIFF MANOR
VILLAGE / Briarcliff Manor
(V)
Upgrade Storage
8,831
$50,000
15
$6,433,432,664
16100
Westchester
196,086
$1,820,000
15
$6,435,252,664
16402
Westchester
CORTLANDT
CONSOLIDATED WD /
Cortlandt (T)
28,369
$14,000,000
15
$6,449,252,664
16003
Westchester
HARRISON WATER
DISTRICT #1 / Harrison (T)
6,940
$520,000
15
$6,449,772,664
15437
Westchester
9,600
$1,003,014
15
$6,450,775,678
15911
Westchester
OSSINING WATER
DEPARTMENT / Ossining
(V)
30,000
$498,500
10
$6,451,274,178
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System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Westchester County
17160
Westchester
LARCHMONT VILLAGE /
Larchmont (V)
6,485
$241,000
10
$6,451,515,178
15708
Westchester
50
$108,700
10
$6,451,623,878
15514
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Pleasantville (V)
9,500
$343,291
10
$6,451,967,169
17985
Westchester
Pleasant (T)
170
$1,436,085
10
$6,453,403,254
16542
Westchester
TARRYTOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Tarrytown (V)
11,000
$10,620,000
10
$6,464,023,254
15633
Westchester
OSSINING WATER
DEPARTMENT / Ossining
(V)
30,000
$900,000
10
$6,464,923,254
17836
Westchester
196,086
$1,259,000
10
$6,466,182,254
17834
Westchester
KENSICO WATER
DISTRICT / Mount Pleasant
17,857
$4,560,500
10
$6,470,742,754
17830
Westchester
KENSICO WATER
DISTRICT / Mount Pleasant
17,857
$4,503,500
10
$6,475,246,254
17784
Westchester
TARRYTOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Tarrytown (V)
11,000
$1,892,110
10
$6,477,138,364
17783
Westchester
TARRYTOWN WATER
SUPPLY / Tarrytown (V)
11,000
$2,549,250
10
$6,479,687,614
17775
Westchester
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WD #3 / Westchester
County #3
6,000
$670,000
10
$6,480,357,614
16050
Westchester
53,077
$2,221,356
10
$6,482,578,970
16099
Westchester
Upgrade Transmission
196,086
$1,024,600
10
$6,483,603,570
15507
Westchester
PLEASANTVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Pleasantville (V)
9,500
$4,155,408
10
$6,487,758,978
16052
Westchester
53,077
$1,000,000
10
$6,488,758,978
16007
Westchester
HARRISON WATER
DISTRICT #1 / Harrison (T)
6,940
$215,000
10
$6,488,973,978
15929
Westchester
OSSINING WATER
DEPARTMENT / Ossining
(V)
Interconnection with (V) Briarcliff Manor with new 12" water main,
Upgrade Distribution System, Inter-Connection
30,000
$348,000
10
$6,489,321,978
15482
Westchester
6,000
$770,000
$6,490,091,978
1,135
1215
$6,490,091,978
Wyoming County
17928
Wyoming
$0
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Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Wyoming County
15733
Wyoming
GARDEAU WATER
DISTRICT / Castile (T)
17062
Wyoming
15778
Wyoming
17919
Wyoming
17845
60
$977,470
105
$6,491,069,448
369
$494,596
100
$6,491,564,044
2,700
$1,706,000
55
$6,493,270,044
2,400
$2,458,000
55
$6,495,728,044
Wyoming
270
$441,190
55
$6,496,169,234
15716
Wyoming
WARSAW VILLAGE /
Warsaw (V)
3,850
$338,870
50
$6,496,508,104
18018
Wyoming
1,135
$2,444,813
50
$6,498,952,917
17384
Wyoming
3,945
$1,421,200
45
$6,500,374,117
15225
Wyoming
1,135
$2,232,401
35
$6,502,606,518
17722
Wyoming
COWLESVILLE WATER
DISTRICT / Bennington (T)
375
$99,930
35
$6,502,706,448
16074
Wyoming
3,945
$2,369,188
35
$6,505,075,635
18063
Wyoming
WATER SYSTEM
UPGRADES /
400
$775,000
10
$6,505,850,635
Yates County
15592
Yates
160
$287,000
125
$6,506,137,635
17355
Yates
DRESDEN VILLAGE /
Dresden (V)
700
$515,000
125
$6,506,652,635
17801
Yates
WD #1 / Torrey (T)
375
$3,079,875
115
$6,509,732,510
15483
Yates
97
$639,000
65
$6,510,371,510
18050
Yates
BENTON WD #1 /
308
$731,000
55
$6,511,102,510
18015
Yates
WS IMPROVEMENTS /
Dundee (V)
1,690
$6,913,360
55
$6,518,015,870
16568
Yates
46
$396,000
55
$6,518,411,870
17191
Yates
5,248
$1,300,000
50
$6,519,711,870
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NYS Drinking Water State Revolving Fund DRAFT IUP Multiyear List
Project County
System Name/
Borrower
Description
Pop.
Project Cost
Score
Cumulative
Total
Yates County
16944
Yates
POTTER WATER
DISTRICT NO. 1 / Potter (T)
15695
Yates
17431
Yates
17430
285
$1,702,900
50
$6,521,414,770
5,248
$1,310,300
40
$6,522,725,070
5,248
$412,000
40
$6,523,137,070
Yates
5,248
$590,000
40
$6,523,727,070
18036
Yates
New Transmission
5,248
$1,340,000
35
$6,525,067,070
18077
Yates
EXT #1 TO WD #1 / Benton
(T)
42
$800,000
15
$6,525,867,070
Total # Projects
Total Cost
1698
$6,525,867,070
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CATEGORY C LIST
HARDSHIP
Project County
17473
17321
17456
17611
17388
15881
17561
17461
15072
17647
15343
17928
18005
15603
15204
17543
17576
16692
16261
17538
Jefferson
Jefferson
Hamilton
Franklin
Essex
Essex
Chautauqua
Orange
Orange
Saratoga
Otsego
Wyoming
Wayne
Jefferson
Oswego
Saratoga
Chautauqua
Herkimer
Oswego
Oswego
600
WESTCOTTS WATER
DISTRICT / Hounsfield (T)
300
900
PORT KENT WD /
Chesterfield (T)
WADHAMS WD / Westport
(T)
FORESTVILLE VILLAGE /
Forestville (V)
154
487
STILLWATER VILLAGE /
Stillwater (V)
UNADILLA VILLAGE /
Unadilla (V)
1,350
1,135
SAVANNAH WD #1 /
Savannah (T)
1,200
MOREAU WD
7/CONNECTION TO SCWA /
Moreau (T)
1,100
TOAD
HARBOR/CONSTANTIA WD /
Constantia (T)
2,765
WATER DISTRICT #2 /
Richland (T)
1,662
Page 1 of 3
$0
Cumulative
Total
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
5,800
$0
$0
202
$0
$0
140
$0
$0
804
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
1,572
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
900
$0
$0
345
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
650
$0
$0
372
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
Project County
17372
17306
17382
17457
16882
17140
Oswego
Jefferson
Allegany
Erie
Onondaga
St.Lawrence
800
WATER DISTRICT #2 /
Henderson (T)
352
HOUGHTON WATER
DISTRICT / Caneadea (T)
CHAFFEE WATER CO /
Chaffee Water Co.
LIMELEDGE WD / Marcellus
(T) & (V)
LOUISVILLE WATER
DISTRICT #2 / Louisville (T)
$0
Cumulative
Total
$0
$0
$0
2,000
$0
$0
200
$0
$0
700
$0
$0
1,000
$0
$0
17163
Essex
TICONDEROGA WD /
Ticonderoga (T)
5,000
$13,954,315
$13,954,315
18061
Franklin
5,500
$2,979,790
$16,934,105
16746
Allegany
CANASERAGA VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER /
Canaseraga (V)
900
$3,666,749
$20,600,854
17497
Montgomery
AMSTERDAM (C) /
Amsterdam (C)
20,700
$737,000
$21,337,854
15003
Ulster
ELLENVILLE (VILLAGE)
WATER DIS / Ellenville (V)
4,323
$7,136,870
$28,474,724
17425
Chenango
400
$3,272,000
$31,746,724
17427
Albany
486
$3,048,000
$34,794,724
17442
Erie
1,915
$5,430,000
$40,224,724
17379
Steuben
COOPERS PLAINS/LONG
ACRES WATER SYST / Erwin
(T)
1,400
$0
$40,224,724
17552
Herkimer
NEWPORT VILLAGE /
Newport (V)
740
$2,175,000
$42,399,724
16278
Hamilton
750
$3,929,255
$46,328,979
18013
Cattaraugus
RANDOLPH VILLAGE /
Randolph (T)
1,250
$3,740,000
$50,068,979
17625
Oswego
2,503
$13,988,000
$64,056,979
17637
Chautauqua
$4,432,100
$68,489,079
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900
Project County
Cumulative
Total
15996
Delaware
FRANKLIN VILLAGE /
Franklin (V)
481
$2,301,077
$70,790,156
16114
Cayuga
600
$6,875,100
$77,665,256
17331
Rensselaer
POESTENKILL (T) WD #1 /
Poestenkill (T)
2,300
$0
$77,665,256
17589
Cattaraugus
CRYSTAL WATER CO
(WEST VALLEY) / Ashford (T)
880
$3,208,500
$80,873,756
18017
Allegany
RICHBURG VILLAGE
PUBLIC WATER / Richburg
(V)
600
$7,038,640
$87,912,396
16510
Schenectady
DELANSON VILLAGE
WATER WORKS / Delanson
(V)
428
$4,594,000
$92,506,396
17562
Jefferson
HERRINGS VILLAGE /
Herrings (V)
120
$3,429,000
$95,935,396
17629
Essex
300
$1,515,954
$97,451,350
17621
Allegany
950
$1,061,847
$98,513,197
16618
Dutchess
SHOREHAVEN CIVIC
ASSOC / DCWWA
300
$3,575,000
$102,088,197
17623
Saratoga
4,700
$6,200,000
$108,288,197
17931
Cayuga
Joint project with (V) Port Byron, (T) Montezuma & (T) Mentz.,
Upgrade Distribution System, Extend Distribution System, New
System Consolidation
1,400
$5,657,000
$113,945,197
17454
St.Lawrence
1,030
$9,275,000
$123,220,197
18060
Orange
HIGHLANDS WATER
DISTRCIT 2 EXTENTION /
Highlands (T)
1,379
$1,601,238
$124,821,435
17469
Montgomery
2,400
$1,565,600
$126,387,035
17513
Essex
WINEBROOK HILLS WD /
Newcomb (T)
250
$5,302,728
$131,689,763
17622
Chautauqua
BROCTON VILLAGE /
Brocton (V)
4,000
$3,295,000
$134,984,763
15749
Rensselaer
7,500
$7,175,300
$142,160,063
Total # Projects
Total Cost
58
$142,160,063
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ATTACHMENTS
FOR THE
REVOLVING FUND
ATTACHMENT I
I-1
(II)Project Ranking
A. Special Allocations and Restrictions
The federal Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1996 (SDWA) require that, on an annual
basis, water systems serving fewer than 10,000 persons must receive a minimum of 15% of the
DWSRF. This minimum allocation for systems serving less than 10,000 persons will occur to the
extent that there are a sufficient number of eligible projects to fund.
The SDWA also states that up to 30% of the annual DWSRF federal capitalization grant can be
used to give loan subsidies to disadvantaged communities.
The State of New York will impose an annual cap or ceiling of 50% of DWSRF resources that
can be received by any single applicant. In addition, the State may limit DWSRF financing to
the demonstrated annual cash flow needs of any single applicant.
The New York State Clean Water/Clean Air Bond Act of 1996 requires the development of a
Memorandum of Understanding among the Governor and Legislative Leaders regarding selection
of projects to be funded from the Drinking Water provisions of the Bond Act. Projects identified
in the Memorandum of Understanding will be incorporated into an annual funding list for Bond
Act financing in conjunction with projects selected according to the Priority Ranking System.
B. Project Ranking Categories
Projects will be placed in categories to allow priority ranking within a specific grouping of
projects. Federal legislation requires that, on an annual basis, a minimum of 15% of the DWSRF
be received by water systems serving fewer than 10,000 people. Also, water systems that qualify
for financial hardship have special conditions that require a separate category for these projects.
Therefore, three priority ranking categories will be created:
1. Category A. Water systems serving > 10,000 people.
2. Category B. Water systems serving < 10,000 people.
3. Category C. Water systems that have received written confirmation of
qualification for financial hardship assistance.
C. Description and Use of the Project Lists
Several lists of projects will be created to organize and manage projects with different levels of
priority and readiness. These listings will display the status of all projects in the system and
indicate the final list of projects that qualify for funding in the current IUP.
1. Multi-Year List:
This list will contain all eligible projects for which pre-application forms have
been submitted and reviewed. This list will contain projects from Categories A
and B. New projects can be added to this list on a continuous basis. Projects must
be on the Multi-Year List to be eligible for short-term loans when short-term loans
are made available.
I-2
Short-term loans for projects listed on the Multi-Year List will be limited to
projects that have a total numerical score greater than (or equal to) the project with
the lowest score (excluding bonus points awarded under Section II.E.2.) eligible to
be funded from the current Project Readiness List. Applications for short-term
loans, when available, will be approved on a first come/first served basis, up to the
total amount reserved in the IUP for that purpose.
NOTE: Short-term loans may not be offered in the initial years of the DWSRF
program.
2. Hardship List:
This list will contain all projects with written confirmation that they qualify for
financial hardship assistance (Category C). This written confirmation will be
limited to projects that have a total numerical score greater than (or equal to) the
project with the lowest score (excluding bonus points awarded under Section
II.E.2.) eligible to be funded from the current Project Readiness List. These
projects will be selected from the Multi-Year List. Written qualification for
financial hardship assistance will remain valid for two consecutive annual federal
funding cycles. If a project has not been selected for funding during this period, it
will be removed from the Hardship List (and re-listed on the Multi-Year List)
unless requalified for the Hardship List.
3. Project Readiness List:
This list will contain Category C projects and the projects from the Multi-Year List
which are anticipated to be ready for long-term financing during the effective
period of the IUP. Applicants for these projects are expected to apply for the funds
projected to be available during the fiscal period addressed by the IUP. Projects
from Categories A and B will be listed in descending order of total numerical score
(resulting from the Priority Ranking System Scoring Criteria).
4. Funding List:
This list will include all projects from the Project Readiness List expected to
qualify for long-term loans within a particular IUP. Projects will be listed
according to the three project categories. All Category C that are on the Project
Readiness List will qualify for funding. Projects in Category A will then be
selected from the Project Readiness List in priority order to meet the 15%
minimum requirement for water systems serving less than 10,000 people. All
remaining projects on the Project Readiness List will be selected in priority order
until the remaining annual DWSRF funding amount is encumbered. The project
selection is subject to Restrictions and Project By-pass Criteria in Sections II.A
and D of this document.
I-3
D. Project By-pass
Projects on the Project Readiness List can be by-passed, upon written notice, if any of the
following occurs:
1. Project is withdrawn by the applicant.
2. Project does not meet the dates and/or conditions in the project schedule or the
Project Financing and Loan Agreement.
3. The applicant has reached the 50% annual DWSRF resources cap for fundable
projects on the Project Readiness List. All other projects for the applicant that
would exceed the 50% cap will be by-passed.
E. Special Priorities
1. Emergencies:
An emergency is a catastrophic situation that results in an imminent threat to
public health. The determination of when an emergency exists will be made by the
NYS DOH. Imminent threats to public health include situations that result in the
unavailability of a source of potable drinking water for an extended period of time.
Projects designed to address emergencies will receive the highest priority ranking.
2. Projects with Prior Funding Agreements:
Projects with executed Project Financing and Loan Agreements for long-term and
short-term DWSRF loans will be given significant additional bonus points when
they are placed on the Project Readiness List. This will help to ensure the
availability of DWSRF financing needed for completion of on-going projects.
Phased or segmented projects for which additional funds have been conditionally
committed in an executed Project Financing and Loan Agreement (PFLA) for
long-term DWSRF financing will be listed, in descending priority score order.
These projects will be assigned 2000 points in addition to their total project
ranking system score.
Projects for which funds have been committed in an executed PFLA for short-term
DWSRF financing will be listed, in descending priority score order. These
projects will be assigned 1000 points in addition to their total project ranking
system score. Other projects will then be listed in descending priority score order.
F. Tie Breaking
In the event of a tie score for projects, the higher total score under Technical Factors (Criteria A,
B and C) will be used as a tie breaker. If this still results in a tie score, the size of the population
served by the system will be used as a tie breaker. The larger population will be given preference.
I-4
The numerical scores in the DWSRF priority ranking system are based on technical and non
technical criteria. The technical criteria are A.) MCL/treatment technique violations; B.) Other
sanitary code violations; and C.) system reliability and dependability issues. The non-technical
criteria are D.) governmental needs and E). financial needs. The total numerical score for the
project or project segment being scored shall be the sum of the scores for criteria A, B, C, D and
E. Projects must be adequately supported by technical documentation, data, reports, etc.
Technical Factors
A. MCL/Treatment Technique Violations. Points awarded are based on treatment of MCL
exceedances and/or replacement with an alternate source of supply, and for
interconnection with, or purchase from adjacent water system(s) in lieu of treatment
(more than one item may apply):
1. Microbiological
Score
a) Surface Water Treatment Rule
i. Filtration
100
ii. Filtration Performance Criteria (NTU compliance)
50
iii. CT Disinfection
30
b) E. coli
80
c) Total Coliform
40
2. Organics
Organic chemicals (POC/UOC) and disinfection by-products
40
3. Lead and Copper/Corrosion (mandated)
30
4. Radiological
25
5. Inorganic/Physical
a) Nitrates
50
b) Other health-related
25
c) Aesthetic
10
B. Non-treatment Sanitary Code Violations (more than one item may apply):
The project need must be adequately supported by technical documentation, data,
reports, etc.
1. Inadequate Source Capacity (public health hazard)
2. Inadequate Distribution Pressure (public health hazard)
3. Uncovered Finished Water Storage (public health hazard)
I-5
50
25
25
Score
20
10
b) Pump stations
c) Existing wells
d) Existing disinfection system for a groundwater/surface water supply
e) Transmission main
f) Finished water or distribution storage
g) Other water treatment systems for secondary contaminants only (or
I-6
5
5
5
5
Non-Technical Factors:
Score
40
25
25
10
E. Financial Need
The Median Household Income (MHI) of the community in which the water service
area is located is used as a numerator and the Statewide MHI is used as the
denominator in the following equation to determine the financial need factor.
Community MHI x 100
Statewide MHI*
Factor
Points
= Factor
>100
0
I-7
CT - The product of the free residual disinfectant concentration (C) in milligrams per liter determined
before or at the first customer, and corresponding disinfectant contact time (T) in minutes, expressed by
the formula (C) x (T) = CT. (10 New York Code of Rules and Regulations (NYCRR) Part 5, Subpart 5-1,
Public Water Systems.)
DWSRF - Drinking Water State Revolving Fund.
construction of drinking water projects.
I-8
ATTACHMENT II
FUNDING PERIOD
October 1, 2012
December 1, 2012
December 1, 2012
March 1, 2013
To be determined
Leveraged financing
To be determined
II-1
ATTACHMENT III
FINANCING FEES
AND
FINANCING OPTIONS
Financing Fees
Issuance Costs
Fees associated with processing a DWSRF financing are based on the amount financed (i.e., project
costs). Issuance costs are calculated as follows:
Program Administration: This cost is calculated by multiplying the project costs by 1.1%. This fee is
used to support the administration of the DWSRF program. For non-hardship projects that receive shortterm financing, an administrative fee equal to 0.6% will be charged.
Direct Expenses: The direct expense is calculated by multiplying the project costs by 1.0%. Direct
Expenses represent the recipients proportionate share of EFCs costs to complete the transactions
necessary for a bond sale and include bond counsel costs, financial advisor fees, printing costs, rating
agency fees and trustee fees.
State Bond Issuance Charge: Public authorities that sell bonds, including EFC, must collect the State
Bond Issuance Charge. The State Bond Issuance Charge applies only to leveraged financings. The
Division of Budget approved an extension to the State Bond Issuance Charge waiver through March 31,
2011. The rate for leveraged financings through March 31, 2011 is determined as follows:
Financed Amount
Rate
$1,000,000 or less
$1,000,001 - $5,000,000
$5,000,001 - $10,000,000
$10,000,001 - $20,000,000
More than $20,000,000
0.168%
0.336%
0.504%
0.672%
0.840%
Maintenance Charge
An annual fee is charged to defray the cost of maintaining financing accounts during the life of the
financing. This fee is calculated as 0.11 percent of the outstanding financing balance.
Exceptions to the above fees apply to certain financings. EFC will work with the applicant to determine
the appropriate DWSRF financing type. Fees apply to the different types of DWSRF financing as
follows:
Long-Term Leveraged Financing
III-1
Direct expenses
State bond issuance charge
Maintenance charge applies only if, and after, subsidy assistance becomes available
Direct expenses
Disbursement Requests
Once a financing has closed, the project funds not disbursed at closing will be available on a weekly
basis provided an acceptable disbursement request, supported with proper cost documentation, has been
submitted to EFC. Disbursement request forms will be included in the PFA that the recipient will
execute to obtain financing. The recipient should make certain proper financial coverage is in place in
the event that a disbursement is delayed, denied or adjusted.
Disbursement request forms can be submitted via:
1.
Mail to: NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12207-2997
2.
3.
E-mail to: DisbursementRequests@nysefc.org. Note: This e-mail address should only be used for
the initial submission of each request and related documentation for the initial request. Follow-up
documentation or information should be sent directly to the assigned EFC analyst.
Further information about the disbursement request process is available in the Disbursement Request
Information Sheet which is one of the reference and guidance documents in the financing application
package.
III-2
Financing Options
The DWSRF provides short-term and long-term funding for eligible projects. In addition to the
traditional DWSRF interest subsidy for projects, the EFC has developed a second set of financing
options for projects that are either:
a) not reachable on the current Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List) in the
DWSRF IUP, or
b) need financing for eligible project costs above the subsidized amount available on the Project
Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List).
Please keep the following in mind:
All projects should be listed on the IUP Project Annual List (Formerly called Readiness List).
No financings may be for a term in excess of the useful life of the project.
The by-pass process may impact the availability of financing (see IUP for further information).
A project below the subsidized funding line but ready for financing may be financed with the
long-term market-rate or short-term market-rate options, which then may be automatically
converted to interest-subsidized financing if a project becomes reachable following the by-pass
process.
In addition to the Financing Options in the attached matrix, for projects that demonstrate a need for
hardship financing (see the IUP), the DWSRF provides for reduced interest rate financings (as low as
interest-free) and, for qualified projects, grants, to the extent that funds are available. In addition, the
SRF Bond Guarantee Program may be used to provide preferred AAA/Aaa rates for recipients issuing
bonds independently to finance SRF projects.
Short-term financing with either the short-term market-rate or the short-term interest-free program is
intended to provide a seamless transition for project financing (minimizing or eliminating the need for
other funding sources).
III-3
Long-Term
Option
SRF
Project Score
Short-Term
Benefit
AAA/Aaa Borrowing
Rates
4 Market-Rate
5 Interest-Free
Above the
subsidized
Funding Line
0% Interest
No Interest
Expense
Project Status
Available from
Closing
0.6% Program
Admin Fee
III-4
Available for up to 3 years or readiness for longterm financing, whichever is sooner, for a
recommended minimum term of six months.
Approved Engineering Report, environmental
review completed and other approvals as
necessary for short-term financing. Once final
costs are known, the project will be considered for
long-term financing.
ATTACHMENT IV
LISTING FORM
Date Prepared:
/
/
County:
Construction Costs
$_________________
Engineering Fees
$_________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
Other Expenses
$________________
Equipment Costs
$_________________
Has this project been listed in a DWSRF Intended Use Plan (IUP)? Yes or No.
Land Acquisition
$_________________
Are there other funding sources anticipated for the project: Yes or No.
If yes, please attach information on the source of funding, amount of funding, type of funding, and letter of confirmation.
$_________________
$_________________
CONTACT INFORMATION
Name of Borrower: __________________________________Consulting Engineer: __________________________
$_________________
______________________________
PROJECT SCHEDULE
DATES
(T)TARGET OR (A) ACTUAL
( ) __________
( ) __________
(Date)
(Date)
) __________
(Date)
Fax:
(518) 402-7659
INSTRUCTIONS
LISTING FORM (FORMERLY CALLED THE PRE-APPLICATION), DWSRF PROJECT SCHEDULE AND COST ESTIMATE
This form is used to gather preliminary schedule and cost information about your project. It will help us to determine
project eligibility and a target date for providing your DWSRF loan. New York State Department of Health (DOH) staff
may call you to verify this information and to develop a more detailed schedule for completion of all activities needed
for a complete loan application. You should confer with your engineer and financial advisor regarding the schedule and
cost estimate. If you have questions regarding the Listing Form (Formerly called the pre-application) form, please call
DOH at 1-800-458-1158 (within NYS State) or (518) 402-7650 for assistance.
PROJECT INFORMATION
This section of the form should include the Name of the Water System, Name of the Municipality serviced by the
water system, and the County and Legislative Districts in which the project is located. A Project Description and the
Location of the project should also be included (e.g., Construct new water treatment plant at 69 Mill Road in Village of
Waterburgh). The applicant should provide information regarding the Population Served by the Water System and
the Population Served by the Project.
Has the project been listed in a previous DWSRF Intended Use Plan (IUP)? If a Listing Form (Formerly called the
pre-application) has previously been submitted it is not necessary to complete an additional application form. If project
information, contact information, actual or targeted activity dates, or project cost estimates previously submitted have
changed, the applicant may wish to submit a revised Listing Form (Formerly called the pre-application) form. If so,
please include the DWSRF project tracking number.
Indicate if other funding sources (i.e., Rural Development, Housing and Urban Development, etc.) are available for the
project. If other sources of funding are available please attach a separate sheet of paper and include the funding source,
funding amount, type of funding (i.e., grant, low interest loan), and date the funding was granted (letter of confirmation).
CONTACT INFORMATION
DOH will be using the contact information provided on the Listing Form (Formerly called the pre-application) form to
identify the borrower, the consulting engineer, and other key project contacts (if applicable). Individuals listed on this
portion of the Listing Form (Formerly called the pre-application) form may be contacted directly by DOH staff to
answer technical questions.
PROJECT COST ESTIMATE
The accuracy of project costs will vary depending on the stage of project development. Please use the best available
estimate when completing the form. Cost estimates should be provided for Construction Costs, Engineering Fees
(planning fees, design fees, and construction fees), Other Expenses (legal expenses, bond counsel costs, force account
costs, fiscal expenses, interest during construction, and miscellaneous expenses), Equipment Costs, Land Acquisition
Costs, and Contingencies. Financial assistance anticipated from other Funding Sources (Rural Utilities, Housing
and Urban Development, etc.) should be subtracted from the Subtotal Project Costs of the above listed cost estimates.
The Estimated Issuance Cost (approximately 3% of project costs) should be added to the subtotal to determine Total
Amount to Finance. If certain cost elements are unknown and cannot be reasonably estimated, please indicate on the
form. Estimates for all expenses will eventually be needed so that sufficient monies for the project are included in the
IUP.
PROJECT SCHEDULE
1. Provide the date (targeted or actual) when an approvable Engineering Report and all Technical Submittals will be
completed. Required Technical Submittals include environmental review documents and findings, final plans and
specifications, engineers certification of technical requirements, certification of title to project sites, Minority &
Womens Business Enterprise - Equal Opportunity (M/WBE-EEO) program documents. Additionally, the borrower
should contact DOH and other responsible permitting agencies (e.g., New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation) for anticipated review and issuance times. Please contact EFC for applicable loan application
deadlines and anticipated loan closing dates.
2. Provide the date (targeted or actual) of Start of Construction (i.e., date Notice to Proceed was issued). Although the
construction schedule may be very tentative when you complete the Listing Form (Formerly called the preapplication), it is important to set target dates as they indicate when DWSRF financing will be needed.
3. Indicate if the project is being submitted for Refinancing. If the project is being refinanced, include the actual date
of Construction Completion.
ATTACHMENT V
The application checklist includes a list of all application items that may apply to a
DWSRF project. The checklist includes boxes to indicate which items have been
submitted to DOH and EFC. There are two (2) application checklists: one for publicly
owned projects, which follows, and one for privately owned projects. The checklists are
also available on the EFC web site at www.nysefc.org and click on "Drinking Water State
Revolving Fund", then "Application Process" then DWSRF Application Materials for
either: Publicly-Owned Municipal Systems or Privately-Owned Systems
5. A bond resolution has been adopted establishing the legal authority to issue debt
for the project.
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Applicant Name:
DWSRF Project No.:
Date Prepared:
EFC Finance:
EFC Legal:
EFC MWBE:
Checklist Item
1.
Application Form 1
2.
3.
Submitted with
this Application
4.
5.
Financial Information
(Only for Applicants other than counties, cities, towns and
villages)
Financial statements (audited if available) for the three (3) most
recent fiscal years.
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No.
Checklist Item
Submitted
Earlier
6.
Intermunicipal Agreements
(draft or final agreements critical to the project)
7.
Co-funding Documentation
a) Awarded Grants
b) Closed Third Party Loans
c) Co-funding Cost Documentation
Submitted
with this
Application
Not
Applicable
Please call EFC to review the Checklist at the beginning of the application process since
all items listed below in Part II may not apply to your specific project.
Checklist Item
Completed Application Checklist 1
2.
3.
Financial Information
Current Adopted Capital and Operating Budgets
4.
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No.
Checklist Item
Submitted
Earlier
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Notice to Proceed
16.
17.
Submitted
with this
Application
Not
Applicable
Questions regarding engineering and technical items should be addressed to DOH at (800) 4581158 ext. 27650 or (518) 402-7650.
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ATTACHMENT VI
As required by EPA Order 5700.7, Environmental Results under EPA Assistance Agreements,
New York will provide the following output and outcome measures in its DWSRF
Biennial/Annual Reports. NIMS, and the IUP:
NATIONAL REPORTABLE OUTPUTS/OUTCOMES FOR DWSRF
1. The annual percentage of assistance agreements to bring entities into compliance.
2. Fund utilization rate [cumulative financing agreement dollars to the cumulative funds
available for projects] for the DWSRF.
3. Return on Federal Investment [cumulative dollar amount of assistance disbursements to
projects divided by cumulative federal outlays for projects].
4. The cumulative number of project completions.
ANTICIPATED OUTPUTS FOR DWSRF
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
ATTACHMENT VII
DWSRF IUP will be held on Tuesday, August 14, 2012, at 10:00 a.m. in the Stedman
Room of the William K. Sanford Town Library in the Town of Colonie, Albany County.
The Library is located at 629 Albany Shaker Road, approximately mile east of Exit 4
Webinar:
NYS EFC and NYS DOH will host a webinar on Wednesday, August 15, 2012,
at 10:00 a.m.. This event will present an overview of the 2013 IUPs for the CWSRF and
the DWSRF and will provide an opportunity for the public to ask questions about the
Log-on instructions for this webinar will be posted on NYS EFC's website at:
www.efc.ny.gov.
ATTACHMENT VIII