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Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loans

The Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) is co-managed by the RI Infrastructure Bank & Office of Water Resources and provides below market rate financing for a wide array of water pollution abatement projects — from traditional sewers and sewage treatment projects, to landfill closures, community septic system repair programs and stormwater treatment or mitigation projects, as well as riverbank and estuarine restoration projects, including salt marsh restorations. Alternative energy and water efficiency projects that benefit a water pollution treatment facility are CWSRF eligible, along with projects that make wastewater infrastructure more resilient to the effects of climate change. Also, open space acquisitions with a water quality nexus are eligible for financing.

 

Public Notices

Town of North Smithfield, Wastewater Pump Stations Improvements Project
Proposed Categorical Exclusion - Town of North Smithfield, Wastewater Pump Stations Improvements Projects

Written comments should be sent to the address below within 30 days of the date of the notice.

RIDEM Office of Water Resources
ATTN: Jenny Paquet, CWSRF Program
235 Promenade Street
Providence, RI 02908

 

CWSRF Intended Use Plan

The RI CWSRF program is authorized by the Clean Water Act and is capitalized with funds from the federal government, plus a required 20% match of funds from the state. Each year, the CWSRF program must submit a plan to the US EPA discussing how the program intends to apply that year’s funding on projects that address the state’s highest priority water quality needs. This ‘Intended Use Plan,’ or IUP, includes a list of projects from the PPL, short- and long-term goals of the program, how the funds would be distributed, information on the activities to be supported, and how the program will meet certain specific requirements pertaining to the management and use of the funds. This IUP is posted for public comment and review after the notice period for the PPL.

Primary Resources

CWSRF Contract Documents and Project Priority List Documents