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    Wastewater Planning Matching Grants

    Wastewater Planning Matching Grants support municipal and county wastewater utilities with planning and studies to identify infrastructure needs and prepare Delaware projects for revolving fund financing.

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    Funder: Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control

    Due Dates: Rolling (Applications accepted while funding is available)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $50,000 per application; $50,000 annual cap per municipality; 1:1 cash match; studies completed within two years

    Summary: Supports wastewater planning and studies that prepare municipal and county wastewater projects for Delaware revolving fund financing.

    Key Information: Grants reimburse only expenses already incurred and paid by the recipient; CWSRF loans cannot fund the match.


    Description

    Wastewater Planning Matching Grants help municipal and county wastewater utilities identify infrastructure needs and prepare projects for financing through Delaware’s Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund, also known as the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF). DNREC Environmental Finance administers the program and provides technical and financial guidance. Funding supports general wastewater planning, updates to wastewater facility plans, engineering reports, and project-specific studies needed to support a loan application.

    Eligible studies include general and regional facility planning, feasibility analysis, inflow and infiltration studies, and studies necessary for permit applications, such as hydro-geological studies. The program finances planning that identifies potential CWSRF projects, rather than project design. An Environmental Finance Planner serves as project manager and reviews completed work and deliverables before payment.


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