United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Grants Administration
Division (PM-216)
Washington D.C. 20460
November 1985
Monthly Awards
for Construction Grants
for Wastewater
Treatment Works
November 1985
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216R85011
The Environmental Protection Agency administers a Construction
Grant Program for Wastewater Treatment Facilities under Public Law
92-500. This multi-billion dollar effort is designed to eliminate
municipal discharge of untreated or inadequately treated pollutants
and thereby help restore or maintain the quality of the Nation's
waters and protect the health of the people. Grants are offered to
municipal, intermunicipal, state and interstate agencies to assist
in financing the construction of municipal wastewater treatment
facilities.
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The MONTHLY AWARDS FDR CONSTRUCTION FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT
WORKS provides information on new and continuing awards made each
month. Arranged by state, the listing includes data on grant,
type, step, applicant, description, award amount, eligible cost and
consultant for each project.
EPA and municipality contacts such as the community
representative and the consulting firm are identified as perspective
sources of detailed information. Subscriptions to this publication
include 12 monthly editions plus the annual STATE MUNICIPAL PRIORITY
LIST FDR CONSTRUCTION GRANTS FDR WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS...a record
of WWT projects assigned priority status and planned for federal funding.
The STATE PROJECT PRIORITY LIST FDR CONSTRUCTION GRANTS FDR
WASTEWATER TREATMENT WORKS lists municipal Wastewater Treatment Works
(WWT) projects assigned priority by the State and planned for funding
by EPA through the period covered by the current allocation of funds
to the states. The data is sorted by EPA Region, then by state and
the project status. Project records are then listed in ascending order
of the grant identification number.
A code identifying the specific type of project undertaken as part
of a construction grant for WWT under P.L. 92-500 is also included,
along with the legal name of the applicant.
The STATE PROJECT PRIORITY LIST provides individuals a general
understanding or forecast of the type of WWT works that will be done
in the coming year.
Copies of the publications are available for examination at the
Library of the Environmental Protection Agency, Room M2903, 401 M
Street, Washington, D.C. 20460, immediately upon distribution. In
addition, copies are available at each EPA Regional grant office and
library to allow the public further opportunity to examine this
material without charge.
There will be no October issue of the Monthly Awards.for Construction
Grants for 1985.
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GRANT NUMBER
First two digits identify the state, the next
four digits identify the need and/or grant
objectives; following the first dash is the
project sequence; following the second dash is
the amendment designator which identifies the
number of administrative augmentations or
revisions executed on a given funded project.
GRANT TYPE
Each new wastewater treatment construction
project within a grant awarded under PL 92-500
is considered a new project.
Each subsequent related wastewater treatment
construction project within a grant awarded'
under PL 92-500 is considered a continuation
project.
STEP
Step Three - Fabrication and building of the
treatment works.
Step Four - Steps two and three may be funded
concurrently in a combined award under certain
circumstances.
Step Nine - Design and construction of a WWT
works for training operations and maintenance
personnel, and/or application training for
operation and maintenance personnel.
STATE
CONSULTANT
- State codes are listed on Page 4.
The engineering consulting firm employed by the
municipality for this project.
AWARD AMOUNT
The actual amount of EPA dollars awarded to the
applicant.
ELIGIBLE COST
Total project cost which qualifies as being
eligible under Federal regulations used in
determining the Federal share.
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TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION
Identifies whether the planned project
action is to construct a new wastewater
treatment system or to modify an already
existing system, and the impact of a
modification upon the capacity and treatment
level of such an existing system.
LEVEL OF TREATMENT
Identifies the level of treatment of
wastewater to be attained at the completion
of a wastewater treatment construction grant
project when such project will result in a
change from the current level of treatment.
(This field will be left blank if the
treatment level at an already existing plant
will not be changed as a result of this grant)
TREATMENT PROCESS TYPE -
Identifies the last process in the treatment
chain to be used in a new wastewater treatment
plant or in the modification of the treatment
process at an already existing plant. (This
field will be blank if the treatment process
at an already existing plant will not be
changed as a result of this grant).
SLUDGE DISPOSAL
Identifies the principal sludge disposal
technique to be used at a new wastewater
treatment plant or in the modification of the
sludge disposal techniques at an already
existing plant. (If more than one technique
is to be used, the technique by which the
largest percentage of sludge will be handled
is shown).
Questions regarding the data reported in this publication should
be addressed to:
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Administative Systems Division
System Integration & Office Automation Branch
Grants Information Management Staff
PM-218
Washington, D.C. 20460
202-382-5300
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STATE ABBREVIATION
- The FIPS/U.S. Postal Service abbreviation
for the name of the state in which the
headquarters of the applicant is located.
AL - Alabama NE
AK - Alaska NV
AR - Arkansas NH
AZ - Arizona NJ
CA - California NY
CO - Colorado NC
CT - Connecticut ND
CQ - Northern Mariana Islands OH
(Including Saipan) OK
DE - Delaware OR
DC - District of Columbia PA
FL - Florida PR
GA - Georgia RI
GU - Guam SC
HI - Hawaii SD
ID - Idaho TN
IL - Illinois TX
IN - Indiana UT
IA - Iowa ^ VT
KS - Kansas VA
KY - Kentucky VI
LA - Louisiana V&
ME - Maine W
MD - Maryland WE
MA - Massachusetts WQ
MI - Michigan
MN - Minnesota
MS - Mississippi WY
MO - Missouri SA
MT - Montana PI
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Virgin islands
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Miscellaneous U.S. Pacific
Islands (Including Wake
island)
Wyoming
American Samoa
Pacific Islands (Caroline
and Marshall islands)
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UNITED STATES
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Regional Offices
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PROGRAM MANAGEMENT COORDINATORS
(Construction)
Region I; Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Region vi; Arkansas, Louisiana,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas
Charlie Bishop
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region I
John F. Kennedy Federal Building
Boston, Ma 02203
FTS 223-3913
Region II; New jersey, New York,
Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
Daniel Forger
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region 2
26 Federal plaza
New York, NY 10278
FTS 264-3279
Region III; Delaware, District of
Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, West Virginia
Dick pastor, Acting
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region 3
6th & Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, Pa 19106
FTS 597-3421
Region IV; Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Tennessee
Matt Robbins
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region 4
345 Courtland Street, N.E.
Atlanta, Ga 30365
FTS 257-4491
Region V; Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,
Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin
Robert E. Lee
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region 5
230 South Dearborn Street
Chicago, 11 60604
FTS 886-0174
Dick McDermott
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region 6, 1201 Elm Street
First international Building
Dallas, Tx 75270
FTS 729-9912
Region VII; Iowa, Kansas,
Missouri, Nebraska
Frank Mischlich
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region 7
324 East llth Street
Kansas City, Mo 64106
FTS 757-2813
Region Viii; Colorado, Montana,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah,
Wyoming
Douglas Johnson
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region 8
1860 Lincoln Street
Denver, Co 80295
FTS 564-3961
Region IX; Arizona, California,
Guam, Hawaii, Nevada, American
Samoa
Ken Bigos
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region 9
215 Fremont Street
San Francisco, Ca 94105
FTS 454-8923
Region X; Alaska, Idaho,
Oregon, Washington
Kathy veit
Program Management Coordinator
EPA, Region 10
1200 Sixth Avenue
Seattle, Via 98101
FTS 399-1441
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GRANT NUMBER: 230114-02-0
GRANT TYP^E^ CONTINUATION _ .STEP: THREE
GRANTEE: OLD ORCHARD BEACH, TOWN OF
STREET: TOWN HALL
CITY: OLD ORCHARD BEACH COUNTY: YORK
STATE: ME ZIP CD.:
REGION: 01
COMMUNITY REP: JEROME G. PLANTE
KNK*KMXtt***K**«M*KKK **X»MX***tt*X*ttttX**ttK PROJECT FUNDING
AWARD AMOUNT: 01,348,271 ELIGIBLE COST:
CONSULTANT:
STREET:
CITY:
STATE:
XXXXKXXXKftKXXXXXKXXK
$2,451,403
KM«««KK«K*«ttKK*«KK'X» **XXXXX*X«XX*XX*XXXK PROJECT DESCRIPTION
PROJ. DESC.: RENOVATION OF SECONDARY TREATMENT FACILITY
TYPE CONSTRUCTION:
MLEVEl OF TREATMENT:
*TREAT PROCESS TYPE:
*SLUDGE DISPOSAL:
x IF AFFECTED BY THIS PROJECT
MX***xxxKttKXMX*x
AWARD DATE: 11-22-85
EDWARD C. JORDAN CO., INC.
P. 0. BOX 7050, DOWNTOWN STA.
PORTLAND
ME ZIPCODE: 04112
KXKKXXXKKXXKK*XXXKXX
XXXMXKMKKKKXXNXXXXKX
PLANT SEC. :
PLANT > SEC.:
INFILTR.:
REHAB:
MM 1 WUKM>
COLLECT. :
INTERCEPT:
COMB. SEMER:
INNOVATIVE:
ALTERNATIVE:
INDIVIDUAL:
GRANT NUMBER: 230147-05-0
GRANT TYPE: CONTINUATION STEP: THREE
GRANTEE: SACO, CITY OF
STREET: CITY HALL, 300 MAIN STREET
CITY: SACO COUNTY: YORK
STATE: ME ZIP CD.t
REGION: 01
COMMUNITY REP: RONALD STEWART
CONSULTANT:
STREET:
CITY--
STATE:
XXXXKKKXKXXXXKttKXXXK KXXXKXXXKKXXXXXXXXXX PROJECT FUNDING XXttKXXXKKKXMKXttMXttXX
AWARD AMOUNT: $171,875 ELIGIBLE COST: $312,500
KKXKKXXXXttKXXXKKXXXX KKXKKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX PROJECT DESCRIPTION MXKXMttKXKXKttKXKX
PROJ. DESC.: REHAB OF SEWERS, MANHOLES, PUMP STATIONS;
TYPE CONSTRUCTION: MODIFICATION
xLEVEL OF TREATMENT:
xTREAT PROCESS TYPE:
XSLUDGE DISPOSAL: .
x IF AFFECTED BY THIS PROJECT •'
AWARD DATE: 11-21-85
DUBOIS & KING, ENG.,'INC.
86 PARK STREET
SACO
ME ZIPCODE: 04072
XXXXXKXXKXXKXXKXXKXX
XKXXXXXXKMXKXXXXXKKK
PLANT SEC. :
PLANT > SEC. :
INFILTR. :
REHAB:
MM 1 WUKRS
COLLECT. :
INTERCEPT:
COMB. SEWER:
INNOVATIVE:
ALTERNATIVE:
INDIVIDUAL:
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GRANT NUMBER: 230192-02-0
GRANT TYPE: CONTINUATION
GRANTEE: KITTERY, TOWN OF
STREET: TOWN OFFICE
CITY: KITTERY
STATE: ME
COUNTY: YORK
ZIP CD. :
REGION: 01
STEP: TWO AND THREE
CONSULTANT:
STREET:
CITY:
STATE:
COMMUNITY REP: ERIC A. STRAHL
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X*KXX**XXXX*******XX PROJECT FUNDING »XXXXXX*XXXXXX**XXXX
AWARD AMOUNT: $355,461 ELIGIBLE COST: $646,294
KXXKKXXKK*KXXX*KKXKX X****X*X*KXXX*X*XX*X PROJECT DESCRIPTION XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PROJ. DESC.! MARINE COMBINED SERER OVERFLOW ELIMINATION FAC.
TYPE CONSTRUCTION: MODIFICATION
*LEVEL OF TREATMENT:
"TREAT PROCESS TYPE:
xSLUDGE DISPOSAL:
x IF AFFECTED BY THIS PROJECT
AWARD DATE: 11-21-85
SEA CONSULTANTS, INC.
415 CONGRESS STREET
PORTLAND
ME ZIPCODE: 04101
XXXXXX«XXXXXXX*K*XXX
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
PLANT SEC.: X
PLANT > SEC.:
INFILTR.:
REHAB:
WWT WORKS
COLLECT.:
INTERCEPT:
COMB. SEWER:
^INNOVATIVE:
ALTERNATIVE:
INDIVIDUAL:
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