Iwanowicz said two other states, Pennsylvania and Montana, have approved constitutional rights to clean air and water. He believes the true effect of the measure would be to guide decisions going forward. And he said when pollution is discovered, cleanups would happen more quickly, because businesses and governments would not want to risk being sued for violating the constitutional rights of those affected by the contamination.
Applicants are encouraged to submit the Project Listing Forms for all potential projects. All projects that are above the subsidy line on the Final IUP Annual List are eligible for subsidized interest rate financing.
Unsubsidized Market Rate financing is also available for projects below the subsidy line on the Final IUP Annual List, and for projects above the subsidy line that require short-term financing in excess of the amount available under the Short-Term Interest-Free Financing Program.
Eligible projects with a score equal to where the line is drawn are automatically evaluated for hardship financing and, if available, grant. It is important for applicants to provide adequate information for DOH project engineers to properly score projects.
Once DOH project engineers score each individual project, projects that are expected to be ready for the next financing period will be added to the Annual List. Projects that may be ready for a future financing period are added to the Multi-Year list only. Drinking water systems that are eligible for DWSRF project funding are community water systems, both municipally and privately-owned, and non-profit, non-community water systems.
Apply for Financing. EFC offers short-term financing for a period of up to five years to provide recipients with funding to design and initiate construction on SRF eligible projects.
There are no fees associated with short-term financing and interest accrues only on balances drawn. Short-term financings can be used to pre-finance costs that will be reimbursed from proceeds from other sources of funding. Please Note: Assistance may only be provided for projects that are consistent with applicable area-wide water quality plans. View the Intended Use Plan.
Applicants may also upload documents such as engineering reports, consent orders, or project descriptions. EFC recommends that applicants submit all available project information at the time of the project listing to ensure that EFC determines the most accurate project score and ranking.
Project Listing and Update System. EFC offers short-term financing for a period of up to five years to provide recipients with funding to design and initiate construction on SRF eligible projects.
There are no fees associated with short-term financing and interest accrues only on balances drawn. Short-term financings can be used to pre-finance costs that will be reimbursed from proceeds from other sources of funding. However, only market rate financing can be used to pre-fund any awarded grants. Long-term financings are generally available for terms of up to 30 years. EFC is committed to promoting participation opportunities for New York State "State" certified minority- and women-owned business enterprises "MWBEs" and federal disadvantaged business enterprises "DBEs" , and equal employment opportunities "EEO" for minority group members and women in the performance of EFC contracts as well as contracts that receive financial assistance through EFC's various programs.
The utilization of iron and steel products that are produced in the United States is required for construction, alteration, maintenance, or repair of public water systems or treatment works funded wholly or in part by SRF financial assistance.
Current Bid Packets. Project Scoring Criteria. Engineering Report Outline. CWSRFs fund a wide range of water infrastructure projects. Construction of publicly owned treatment works Assistance to any municipality or inter-municipal, interstate, or state agency for construction of publicly owned treatment works as defined in CWA section CWSRF assistance is provided directly from state agencies.
Skip to main content. Contact Us. Using a combination of federal and state funds, state CWSRF programs provide loans to eligible recipients to: construct municipal wastewater facilities, control nonpoint sources of pollution, build decentralized wastewater treatment systems, create green infrastructure projects, protect estuaries, and fund other water quality projects.
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