If capitalized as planned, the SRF will be available to play a key role in funding water quality infrastructure far into the future. The SRF is a far more flexible program than its predecessor, the Construction Grants program. SRFs are also available to fund a wide variety of water quality projects including all types of nonpoint source and estuary management projects, as well as more traditional municipal wastewater treatment projects. States may also customize loan terms to meet the needs of small and disadvantaged communities. Once a Capitalization Grant has been awarded, certain provisions may be modified.
Most amendments are to make changes to financial data fields.
This cumulative value gives the current value of the Capitalization Grant's financial fields, as changed by any awarded amendments. Financial Information - Amount of funds awarded under the grant and the State Match amounts. Grant Status Information - Award date. Authority - The authority code is a code identifying the statute authorizing the EPA assistance. Capitalization Grant - The assistance agreement by which EPA obligates and awards funds allotted to a State for purposes of capitalizing that State's revolving fund.