Ohio s State Revolving Fund (SRF) Loan Programs Status and Direction
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1 Ohio s State Revolving Fund (SRF) Loan Programs Status and Direction Ohio Water Environment Association Watershed Workshop October 30, 2014 Division of Environmental and Financial Assistance (DEFA)
2 Division of Environmental & Financial Assistance (DEFA) Mission To benefit Ohio s water resources and public health by providing lower-cost financing, economic incentives, and project assistance.
3 Ohio s two State Revolving Funds (SRFs) Water Supply Revolving Loan Account (WSRLA) (the drinking water loan program) Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF) (the wastewater loan program)
4 Water Supply Revolving Loan Account Eligible Projects Include: New Water Treatment Plants New Waterlines Water Tanks/Towers Regionalization Projects Standby/Back-up Power Emergency Interconnections Water Treatment Plant Rehab Waterline Rehab/Replacement Pump/Booster Stations New Water Meters New Well fields Asset Management Plans
5 Water Supply Revolving Loan Account Did you know? First Loan awarded in August 1998 Since then, have awarded 476 loans totaling $1.03 billion Interest Savings to Ohioans = $225 million
6 Water Supply Revolving Loan Account WSRLA Interest Rates (Oct. 2014) Standard Long Term Rate 2.96% Small Community 2.46% Non-disadvantaged w/afford. Pts. 2.0% Disadvantaged Tier I 20% PF/2% loan Disadvantaged Tier II 30% PF/2% loan Disadvantaged Tier III 40% PF/0% loan
7 Water Supply Revolving Loan Account What s New? Final Program Management Plan for SFY 2015 was finalized in August $191 Million available in SFY 2015 for all projects that meet program requirements. $6.9 million available as Principal Forgiveness. Funding to address HABs
8 Water Supply Revolving Loan Account Funding for Projects related to Harmful Algal Blooms $1 million available in grants for laboratory equipment - Applications accepted through June 1, PWS that use surface water source are eligible - Equipment for sampling and analysis of cyanotoxins - Grants up to $10,000 for equipment, supplies, & training - More info:
9 Water Supply Revolving Loan Account Funding for Projects related to Harmful Algal Blooms $50 million available in 0% interest rate loans projects to address HAB issues. - Comm. water systems using a surface water source - Planning, design or construction projects eligible - WTP components that treat for toxins or- - Interconnections, new elevated storage, new sources - Nominations accepted throughout the Program Year!
10 Ohio s two State Revolving Funds (SRFs) Water Supply Revolving Loan Account (WSRLA) (the drinking water loan program) Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF) (the wastewater loan program)
11 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Eligible Projects Include: New Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTP) WWTP Upgrades and Rehabilitation New Sanitary Sewers for unsewered areas Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation or Replacement Correction of Combined Sewer Overflows Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Projects
12 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Did you know? First Loan awarded in October 1989 (25 th Anniversary in October 2014). Since then, have awarded 1,828 loans totaling over $6.4 Billion Interest savings to Ohioans = $1.2 billion
13 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund WPCLF Interest Rates (Oct. 2014) Standard 2.96% Small Community 2.46% Hardship (pop. 2,500-10,000; MHI<$46,864) 1.0% Hardship (pop. <2,500; MHI<$49,719) 0%
14 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Compared to market rates, savings are substantial Example $1 million loan (October 2014 rates) Interest Rate Total Repayments Savings vs. Market Market (4.21%) $1,489, Standard (2.96%) $1,332,207 $157,083 Small Comm. (2.46%) $1,272,106 $217,184 Hardship 1% $1,105,820 $383,470 Hardship 0% $1,000,000 $489,290
15 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund 2015 Program Highlights Draft Program Management Plan issued October 20, 2014; Public hearing will be held Monday November 24 th. $1.6 billion in project nominations on the priority list $625 million available at beginning of 2015; the WPCLF will fund all projects that meet program requirements
16 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund 2015 Program Highlights $6.4 million in principal forgiveness available in 2015; $1 million will be targeted to failing HSTS s in Lake Erie Watershed. $15 million available for Water Resource Restoration Sponsor Program (WRRSP) projects.
17 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund 2015 Program Highlights Loans for Fiscal Sustainability Plans (FSPs) offered throughout the year at 0% and 1%. Interest rate index changing from the Bond Buyer 20 GO Bond index to the Municipal Market Data (MMD) index. MMD more reflective of current market conditions.
18 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund 2015 Program Highlights Nutrient Reduction Discount - $100 million available in 0% interest rate for nutrient removal at wastewater plants (WWTPs). - Reduction of phosphorus & other pollutants - 0% for portion attributable to nutrient reduction - 0% can be blended with standard WPCLF rates - Planning, design, and construction eligible - Nominations will be accepted through the year
19 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Changes from the Water Resource Reform and Development Act (WRRDA) WRRDA passed in June 2014 Includes a pilot WIFIA to be administered by U.S. EPA Makes permanent changes to the State Revolving Fund portion of the Clean Water Act
20 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Changes from the Water Resource Reform and Development Act (WRRDA) A/E contracts funded through WPCLF must follow federal (or state equiv.) procurement. See ORC Applicants must certify completion of a Fiscal Sustainability Plan American Iron & Steel (AIS) and Davis-Bacon Wage rates are now permanent program requirements
21 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Changes from the Water Resource Reform and Development Act (WRRDA) Clarified and expanded eligibility for the WPCLF. Additional subsidization (in Ohio = principal forgiveness) formula for minimum/maximum amounts codified. Allows for 30-year direct loans.
22 Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Other emerging topics we re working on.. CMAR & Design-Build Climate Change Affordability Criteria Green Infrastructure Allotment Formula Stormwater Funding Extreme Weather Events Energy Efficiency HABs Shared Services
23 Ohio s two State Revolving Funds (SRFs) Summary Points Water Supply Revolving Loan Account (WSRLA) (the drinking water loan program) Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF) (the wastewater loan program)
24 Ohio s two State Revolving Funds (SRFs) Summary Points Ohio EPA s Revolving Loan Programs are. Healthy. A major source of infrastructure funding. Innovative. Discounts, Nonpoint source project funding Attentive. Extended-term financing, discounts Responsive. HAB funding, WRRDA changes Adaptive. Market index change, FSP planning discount
25 For further information, contact: Ohio EPA - Division of Environmental & Financial Assistance 50 W. Town St., Ste. 700 P.O. Box 1049 Columbus, Ohio
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