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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 362 - PROCEDURES FOR ADMINISTRATION OF THE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR GRANTS UNDER THE CLEAN WATER ACT › Subpart C - PROCEDURES FOLLOWING THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BUILDING BIDS › Section 362.302 - Addenda and Change Orders

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a) The
				grantee shall submit addenda and change orders to the Agency for review and
				approval of any project changes.
b)
				The Agency will review all addenda and change orders to determine whether or
				not there is an alteration of the design, location, size, capacity, quality or
				equipment, and to determine whether or not a supplemental permit to construct
				and/or operate is necessary.
c) The
				Agency will not approve costs of addenda or change orders unless such costs are
				costs for work which is within the approved scope of work for which the grant
				was offered and unless the requirements of Section 361.302(d) are
				satisfied.
d)
1) The Agency will approve change orders if
				the cumulative worth of the change orders is less than 3% of the approved bid
				amount.
2) Notwithstanding Section
				362.302(d)(1), the Agency will approve change orders whose cumulative worth is
				greater than 3% but less than or equal to 5% of the approved bid amount, for
				work which is consistent with the scope of the grant project, but could not
				have been foreseen at the time of contract approval despite the exercise of due
				diligence by the grantee.
3) The
				Agency will not approve change orders whose cumulative worth is greater than
				five percent of the approved bill amount.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 362 - PROCEDURES FOR ADMINISTRATION OF THE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR GRANTS UNDER THE CLEAN WATER ACT › Subpart C - PROCEDURES FOLLOWING THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BUILDING BIDS › Section 362.303 - Operation and Maintenance Manuals

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The final plan of operation and the operation and maintenance
				  manual shall be submitted to the Agency for review and approval in accordance
				  with Agency rules entitled "Requirements for Plans of Operation and Operation
				  and Maintenance Manuals". (35 Ill. Adm. Code 371)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 362 - PROCEDURES FOR ADMINISTRATION OF THE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR GRANTS UNDER THE CLEAN WATER ACT › Subpart C - PROCEDURES FOLLOWING THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BUILDING BIDS › Section 362.304 - Requests for Payment

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a)
				Requests for partial payment shall be sent directly to the Agency.
b) Requests for final payment shall be sent
				directly to the Agency. The Agency issues a payment in accordance with 40 CFR
				30 which may be up to, but not including, that percentum of the grant which is
				equal to that percent of the contract price which the applicant withholds from
				the contractor, pending final inspection and final audit.
1) The Agency shall conduct an on-site
				inspection to determine whether or not final payment is approvable. The
				inspection shall be made within 60 days of notification by the applicant that
				the building of the project is complete. The Agency shall not approve final
				payment unless verification is received that:
A) The project was built in accordance with
				permitted plans and specifications.
B) For projects to improve at a sewage
				treatment plant, the hydraulic and organic loads to the plant are less than
				plant capacity.
C) For projects to
				improve a sewage treatment plant, the removal efficiencies are within the
				design criteria.
D) Operation of
				the facility is under the direct and active supervision of operators properly
				certified by the Agency under 35 Ill. Adm. Code 380.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart A - INTRODUCTION › Section 363.101 - Purpose

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a) The
				Anti-Pollution Bond Act [ 30 ILCS 405 ] provides that the State of Illinois may
				issue grants to units of local government for the planning, financing, and
				construction of sewage treatment works. These grants are made under the
				direction of the Agency.
b) This
				Part sets forth the procedures used by the Agency in the issuance of grants to
				units of local government for the planning, financing, and construction of
				sewage treatment works.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart A - INTRODUCTION › Section 363.102 - Definitions

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a) Unless specified
				otherwise, all terms shall have the meanings set forth in the Environmental
				Protection Act and the federal Clean Water Act (
				33 USC
				1251 ) and regulations promulgated under
				those Acts.
b) For purposes of this
				Part, the following definitions apply:
"Agency" means the Illinois Environmental Protection
				  Agency.
"Bond Act" means the Anti-Pollution Bond Act [ 30 ILCS 405
				  ].
"Build Illinois Bond Act" means the Build Illinois Act [ 30
				  ILCS 750 ].
"Title II" means Title II of the federal Clean Water Act (
				  33 USC
				  1281 ).
"State Owned Facilities" means mental health or developmental
				  centers or institutions for which the Department of Human Services-Division of
				  Mental Health exercises executive and administrative supervision under
				  20
				  ILCS 1705/4, and correctional institutions or
				  facilities for which the Department of Corrections or the Department of
				  Juvenile Justice maintains and administers control under the State Penitentiary
				  System in accordance with 730 ILCS 5/3-2 -2.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart B - GENERAL CRITERIA › Section 363.201 - Relationship to Other Grant Programs

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a) Subject to Section
				363.207,
				no recipient shall receive a grant or any other assistance under the Bond Act
				for the planning, financing or construction of sewage treatment works if a
				grant has been offered under Title II that would provide 100% or more of the
				eligible project costs.
b) The
				combination of assistance provided under the Bond Act, Title II and any other
				State or federal assistance shall not exceed 100% of the eligible project
				costs.
c) Assistance under this
				Part may be reduced if required by the Clean Water Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart B - GENERAL CRITERIA › Section 363.202 - Reimbursement

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If the recipient of a Bond Act grant is at any time offered
				  any State, federal or local grant, or any other funding source, to assist in
				  the payment of expenses for which a Bond Act grant has been issued, the
				  recipient shall reimburse the State of Illinois for any Bond Act grant funds
				  used to pay expenses paid or offered to be paid under another grant or funding
				  source.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart B - GENERAL CRITERIA › Section 363.203 - Allocation of Grant Funds

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a)
				Grant funds available under the Bond Act will be subject to an equal division
				of total grant funds available to the State between the service area of the
				Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago and the area which
				is comprised of the geographical balance of the State, to the extent that
				projects in either area in any grant year have qualified to receive Bond Act
				grant funds and the Agency has determined that the projects are ready to
				proceed in accordance with the criteria for grant award.
b) If insufficient projects in either area
				are ready to proceed in any grant year to permit an equal division of the total
				grant funds available to the State, grants will be made to those projects in
				either area that are ready to proceed to the extent that funds are
				available.
c) Any imbalance in the
				division of the total grant funds available to the State shall be carried
				forward from year to year and shall be applied as projects are ready to proceed
				to achieve an accumulatively equal distribution, if possible within the
				constraints of this Part, to both areas of the total of the grant funds
				available to the State.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart B - GENERAL CRITERIA › Section 363.204 - Supplemental Grants

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A unit of local government that has received a State grant
				  offer shall be eligible for a supplemental State grant not to exceed 100% of
				  eligible costs of the project. The issuance of a supplemental grant will be
				  based on the availability of Bond Act funds.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart B - GENERAL CRITERIA › Section 363.205 - Required Content and Filing of Applications for Bond Act Grants

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a) All projects
				receiving grants pursuant to this Part must comply with the requirements of 35
				Ill. Adm. Code 360.
b) Bond Act
				grants will be made only for the funding of eligible project costs that comply
				with the requirements of 40 CFR 35, subpart I appendices A and B
				(2017).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart B - GENERAL CRITERIA › Section 363.206 - Limitations Upon Grants for Collection Systems

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The facilities that convey wastewater from individual
				  structures or from private property to the public lateral sewer are not
				  eligible for grant funding, with the exception of pumping units and pressurized
				  lines for individual structures or groups of structures when those units are
				  cost effective and owned and maintained by the grant
				  recipient.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart B - GENERAL CRITERIA › Section 363.207 - State Owned Facilities

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a)
				Bond Act grants for that portion of the local share of eligible project costs
				attributable to State owned facilities shall not be awarded unless the
				following conditions are met:
1) The grant is
				in conjunction with and in addition to a Title II grant or a Bond Act grant
				under Subpart C, D or E awarded to an eligible unit of local
				government;
2) The proposed
				treatment works project must provide service to residential, industrial and
				commercial users within the boundaries of the unit of local government in
				addition to providing service to the State owned facility;
3) The proposed sewage treatment works must
				be owned and operated by a unit of local government and must be located on
				property that is also owned by the unit of local government;
4) Grants to the applicant for a share of the
				local cost attributable to the State owned facility must be awarded to the unit
				of local government at the time that the Step 3 grant is awarded and prior to
				initiation of construction of the sewage treatment works;
5) The grant for the share of the local cost
				attributable to the State owned facility shall not be awarded unless the Agency
				has approved a cost effective analysis of the treatment works configuration in
				facility planning; and
6) The grant
				for the share of the local cost attributable to the State owned facility shall
				not exceed 100% of the State share of eligible project costs, as determined by
				a signed written service agreement between the applicant and the State agency
				that operates the State owned facility that is to be served by the treatment
				works.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart C - STANDARD PRIORITY PROJECT GRANTS › Section 363.301 - Project Priority Requirement

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a) Bond Act grants to units of local
				government under this Section shall be made in accordance with the grant
				applicant's priority as established by 35 Ill. Adm. Code 364.
b) Except as set forth in Subparts D and E,
				the Director of the Agency shall not approve a project for funding under this
				Subpart unless the priority of the project is within the range of project
				priorities for which grant funding from combined State and federal resources is
				available.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart C - STANDARD PRIORITY PROJECT GRANTS › Section 363.302 - Consolidation of Priorities

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a)
				Notwithstanding Section
				363.301,
				two or more needs of one or more applicants which are initially ranked at
				different priorities, may be consolidated into one need at the higher (highest)
				priority, and a grant may be issued under this Subpart for the consolidated
				need at the higher (highest) priority, if the following conditions are
				satisfied:
1) The applicant must have a
				facilities plan approved by the Agency which concludes that the two or more
				needs will be most cost-effectively met by an integrated solution;
				and
2) Available state and federal
				funding must be adequate to permit complete funding of the consolidated
				need.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart D - HEALTH RISK GRANTS › Section 363.401 - Determination of Health Risk

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a)
				Notwithstanding Subpart C, the Agency may, based on the availability of grant
				funds and criteria in this Part, provide grant assistance under this Subpart
				for construction of sewage treatment works if, in the judgment of the Director,
				an actual or potential severe health hazard exists because of a lack of
				adequate sewage treatment works.
b)
				Prior to determining whether a grant will be offered under this Subpart, the
				Director will consult with other state agencies, including the Illinois
				Department of Public Health, to identify those projects for which the most
				severe health risk exists.
c) In
				the event that alleviation of a health risk would require construction of a
				sewage collection system, the Director will consult with local health
				authorities to determine whether the health is of such an area-wide nature that
				installation of a collection system is appropriate. In making this
				determination the Director shall evaluate available information on the
				area-wide nature of:
1) cases of
				gastro-intestinal illness
2)
				probable body contact with exposed sewage from septic tanks
3) formal complaints of odors from exposed
				sewage from septic tanks
4) soil
				samples indicating unsatisfactory soil types.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart D - HEALTH RISK GRANTS › Section 363.402 - Priorities for Issuance

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Projects eligible under this Subpart will be funded under the
				  following priorities to the extent funds are made available by the General
				  Assembly:
a) First health risk
				priority is assigned to those projects that have already been notified by the
				Agency of the availability of grant funds under this Subpart, but have not yet
				completed the requirements of Section
				363.205.
				If an applicant is to remain eligible, the Director must determine that the
				applicant is making satisfactory progress toward completing the requirements of
				Section
				363.205
				in accordance with the schedule contained in Step I grant.
b) Second health risk priority is assigned
				those projects which will reduce contamination of a public water
				supply.
c) Third health risk
				priority is assigned to those projects which will reduce the probability of
				primary contact with effluent from inadequately functioning septic
				tanks.
d) Fourth health risk
				priority is assigned to those projects which will reduce the probability of
				primary contact with sewage overflows from inadequately sized sewage collection
				systems during periods of wet weather. This class includes basement
				backups.
e) The following project
				costs are not eligible for funding under this Subpart:
1) Project costs for collection systems or
				for facilities which convey wastewater from individual structures or from
				private property to the collector sewer.
2) Project costs for on-system wet weather
				overflow facilities for interception and for storage of treatment
				overflows.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart E - REGIONALIZATION PROJECT GRANTS › Section 363.501 - Availability of Funding

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a)
				Notwithstanding Subpart C, the Agency may provide grant assistance under this
				Subpart, to units of local government that are entirely or partially unsewered,
				for the planning, financing and construction of interceptor or collector sewers
				if the following requirements are met:
1) The
				proposed sewer system is included in an area of regionalization in which State
				or federal funds have been or will be obligated to construct a regional
				treatment facility; and
2) The
				regional treatment facility has been planned to accommodate, and designed with
				capacity to treat, sewage to be conveyed by the proposed sewer
				system.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart E - REGIONALIZATION PROJECT GRANTS › Section 363.502 - Priorities for Issuance

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Projects eligible under this Subpart will be funded under the
				  following priorities to the extent that funds are made available by the General
				  Assembly:
a) First regionalization
				priority is assigned to those projects that have already been notified by the
				Agency of the availability of grant funds for them under this Subpart but have
				not yet completed the requirements of Section
				363.205.
				If an applicant is to remain eligible, the Director must determine that it is
				making satisfactory progress toward completing the requirements of Section
				363.205.
b) Second regionalization
				priority is assigned to sewer systems for entirely unsewered communities
				tributary to a multi-municipal regional treatment facility which is
				operational.
c) Third
				regionalization priority is assigned to sewer systems for entirely unsewered
				communities tributary to a multi-municipal regional treatment facility where
				the regional treatment facility has been or can be funded (through Step 2 or
				Step 3 grant award) but is not operational.
d) Fourth regionalization priority is
				assigned to sewer systems for partially sewered communities tributary to a
				multi-municipal regional treatment facility which is operational.
e) Fifth regionalization priority is assigned
				to sewer systems for partially sewered communities tributary to a
				multi-municipal regional treatment facility which has been or can be funded
				(through Step 2 or Step 3 grant award) but is not operational.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart F - BACKLOG PROJECT GRANTS (REPEALED) › Section 363.601 - Availability of Funding (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart F - BACKLOG PROJECT GRANTS (REPEALED) › Section 363.602 - State/Federal Piggyback Grants (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart F - BACKLOG PROJECT GRANTS (REPEALED) › Section 363.603 - State Reimbursement Grants (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart G - BUILD ILLINOIS BOND FUND GRANTS › Section 363.701 - Availability of Funding

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Build Illinois Bond Fund grants to units of local government
				  under this Section shall be made in accordance with the criteria set forth in
				  35 Ill. Adm. Code
				  363.301.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart G - BUILD ILLINOIS BOND FUND GRANTS › Section 363.702 - Build Illinois Bond Fund Grants

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For those projects not receiving a Title II grant, a Build
				  Illinois Bond Fund grant may be issued provided:
a) the State share does not exceed
				100%;
b) the State share of either
				planning or design, or both, will be an allowance in accordance with the
				criteria set forth in Section
				363.205.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart G - BUILD ILLINOIS BOND FUND GRANTS › Section 363.703 - Supplemental State/Federal Piggyback Grants (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart G - BUILD ILLINOIS BOND FUND GRANTS › Section 363.704 - Supplemental State Reimbursement Grants (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart G - BUILD ILLINOIS BOND FUND GRANTS › Section 363.705 - Supplemental Build Illinois Bond Fund Grants

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To the extent that Build Illinois Bond Funds are available, a
				  supplemental Build Illinois Bond Fund grant may be issued under this Section
				  for those projects that received a Bond Act grant on or before September 30,
				  1984, and that did not receive full 100% funding of eligible project costs
				  provided that:
a) the Agency has
				received construction bids on the project, and
b) the State share does not exceed 100% of
				the total eligible project cost.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart H - UNSEWERED COMMUNITIES GRANTS › Section 363.801 - Applicability

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a) All projects
				receiving unsewered communities grants pursuant to this Subpart must comply
				with the requirements of 35 Ill. Adm. Code 360.
b) For projects receiving unsewered
				communities grants pursuant to this Subpart that also receive a Water Pollution
				Control Loan Program loan, compliance with 35 Ill. Adm. Code 365 will satisfy
				the requirements of 35 Ill. Adm. Code 360.
c) Except Section
				363.802(c),
				any of the requirements of Subpart H may be waived if the purpose of the
				requirement has been accomplished or if the requirement is not considered by
				the Agency to be necessary to assure that the project attains the goals of the
				Unsewered Communities Grant Program.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart H - UNSEWERED COMMUNITIES GRANTS › Section 363.802 - Eligibility

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A unit of local government is eligible for an unsewered
				  communities grant if it has met all of the following requirements:
a) it is a municipality as defined in Article
				VII, Section 1 of the Illinois Constitution and was incorporated on or before
				July 1, 1988 or a Sanitary District established on or before July 1, 1988 under
				the Sanitary District Acts of 1917 [70 ILCS 2405 ] or 1936 [70 ILCS 2805
				];
b) it lacks a permitted sewerage
				system;
c) it is on an enforceable
				compliance schedule as defined in 35 Ill. Adm. Code
				366.102(b);
				and
d) it has submitted a
				pre-application to be scored in accordance with 35 Ill. Adm. Code 366 and
				appears on the current fiscal year priority list.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart H - UNSEWERED COMMUNITIES GRANTS › Section 363.803 - Grant Percentage and Design Grants (Repealed)

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 363 - PROCEDURE FOR ISSUING GRANTS FROM THE ANTI-POLLUTION BOND ACT AND THE BUILD ILLINOIS ACT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS › Subpart H - UNSEWERED COMMUNITIES GRANTS › Section 363.804 - Limitations

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The maximum financial assistance from all sources, including
				  grants and loans, cannot exceed 100% of eligible project
				  costs.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 364 - PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR DETERMINING CONSTRUCTION GRANT PRIORITIES FOR MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS NEEDS › Subpart A - INTRODUCTION › Section 364.101 - Purpose

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This Part sets forth the procedures and requirements
				  established by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) for
				  determining priorities in awarding grant assistance for the construction of
				  municipal wastewater treatment works under the Anti-Pollution Bond Act (Ill.
				  Rev. Stat. 1983, ch. 127, pars. 451 et seq.) and Title II of the Federal Clean
				  Water Act (
				  33 U.S.C.
				  1281 et seq.).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 35 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › Part 364 - PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR DETERMINING CONSTRUCTION GRANT PRIORITIES FOR MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS NEEDS › Subpart A - INTRODUCTION › Section 364.102 - Definitions

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a) Unless specified
				otherwise, all terms shall have the meanings set forth in the Environmental
				Protection Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1983, ch. 1111/2, pars. 1001 et seq.) the
				Federal Clean Water Act (
				33 U.S.C.
				1281 et seq.) and regulations adopted under
				those Acts (35 Ill. Adm. Code 101 et seq.; 40 CFR 1 et seq.). Federal
				regulations referenced in this Part will be applicable as of the effective date
				of this Part.
b) For purposes of
				these rules, the following definitions apply:
"Bond Act" means the State Anti-Pollution Bond Act (Ill. Rev.
				  Stat. 1983, ch. 127, pars. 451 et seq.).
"PE BOD" is a term used to evaluate the impact of industrial
				  or other waste on a treatment works or streams in terms of five day biochemical
				  oxygen demand. One PE BOD equals 0.17 pounds (77g).
"Priority system" means a methodology used to rank projects
				  for inclusion on the project priority list.
"Project priority list" means an ordered listing of projects
				  which IEPA expects will receive financial assistance under the Bond Act or
				  Title II.
"Segment" is a portion of a river basin the surface waters of
				  which have common hydrologic characteristics or flow regulation patterns,
				  common natural physical chemical and biological processes, and which have
				  common reactions to external stresses, such as the discharge of
				  pollutants.
"Title II" means Title II of the federal Clean Water Act (
				  33 U.S.C.
				  1281 et seq.).
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a) Financial assistance may be awarded under
				the Bond Act or Title II only to projects which are identified on the project
				priority list developed by IEPA.
b)
				This Part sets forth a priority system to be used to rank projects for
				inclusion on the project priority list. In general, under this priority system
				the rank of a project is determined by the Grant Priority Index (GPI) as
				calculated under Subpart D, and the date of submission of the pre-application
				and project scoring summary.
c) The
				project priority list, or amendments thereto, shall be published annually in
				the preliminary Water Pollution Control Program Plan developed in accordance
				with Section 106 of the federal Clean Water Act (
				33 U.S.C.
				1256 ). IEPA shall evaluate and consider any
				public comments received concerning the project priority list. The project
				priority list shall be published in the final Water Pollution Control Program
				Plan.
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a) IEPA shall
				establish from the allotment of funds available under Title II those reserves
				under Title II.
b) No grant or
				combination of grants will be certified in an amount which will allow a single
				applicant or a service area of a single applicant to receive more than 50
				percent of the available Federal and State grant funds, unless such an award or
				combination of awards is deemed by the Director of the IEPA to be necessary to
				assure that the State of Illinois does not lose portions of its allotment under
				Title II.
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a) A municipality may submit a
				pre-application and a priority scoring summary at any time. The pre-application
				must identify the scope of the project, and include a cost estimate and
				schedule for completion of the project. The priority scoring summary must
				include data to allow calculation of the Grant Priority Index in accordance
				with the requirements of this Part.
b) A municipality is not required to renew a
				pre-application or a priority scoring summary unless the scope, schedule,
				scoring data or grant request differs from that of the previous year, and
				unless the municipality has not yet advised IEPA of the changes.
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a)
				IEPA may delete any project from the project priority list if the applicant
				fails to make efforts to initiate and complete as expeditiously as possible all
				necessary actions appropriate to the specific grant step for which the
				discharger is then eligible.
b) Any
				applicant removed from the project prioirty list is not eligible to receive
				grant assistance under Title II or the Bond Act, unless reinstated on the list
				in accordance with subsection (c).
c) An applicant requesting to be reinstated
				shall submit a new pre-application and priority scoring summary. The Manager of
				the Division of Water Pollution Control may reinstate projects deleted from the
				list at the previously held rank or at a lower rank, if the priority scoring
				summary so indicates, only after evaluating all facts and circumstances bearing
				upon the reasonableness of the request including, but not limited to, the
				environmental effects and cost-effectiveness of achieving water quality
				goals.
d) An applicant who is not
				reinstated under subsection (c) may request the Director to review the
				decision, but must do so by submitting a written request setting forth the
				grounds for reinstatement within 30 days after receiving notice of the decision
				of the Manager of the Division of Water Pollution Control. The Director will
				make the final decision determining the merits of the request in accordance
				with the requirements of this Section.
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a) The Municipal Discharge Index (MDI) is a
				number which is the product of four factors. The MDI is, in turn, a factor used
				to calculate the Grant Priority Index.
b) The MDI is calculated as follows:
MDI = F1 x F2 x F3 x F6.
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Where the applicant justifies hydraulic and organic loadings
				  on the basis of influent sampling and flow measurement results for a current 12
				  month period, these values will be used. In cases where influent sampling
				  and/or flow measurement results are not available for a current 12 month
				  period, and where the applicant justifies estimated connected domestic
				  population equivalent and provides (measured) industrial population equivalent
				  and/or where the applicant provides estimated flow based on 100 gpcpd and
				  provides (measured) industrial flow, these values will be
				  used.
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F1 is a factor which evaluates the quantity of wastewater
				  adjusted for strength. It is calculated as follows:
F1 = log10 (PE BOD, existing
				  wastewater load)
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F2 is a factor which evaluates the adequacy of existing
				  facilities for treating the existing wastewater load to design levels. It is
				  calculated as follows:
F2
=
PE BOD, (existing wastewater load, industrial and
							 domestic)
PE BOD, existing design capacity
x
daily average flow, existing load
+1
daily average flow, existing design capacity
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F3 is a factor which evaluates the stream segment receiving
				  the discharge. The evaluation is done through use of a Segment Ranking Index
				  (SRI). The SRI is calculated in accordance with Subpart C. F3 is calculated as
				  follows:
F3
=
SRI, receiving segment
SRI, highest statewide value
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Aquatic environments are classified according to the
				  following:
a) Balanced environment:
				Intolerant organisms are many in number and species, or more in numbers than
				other forms present.
Intolerant
present >50%
Moderate, facultative and tolerant usually present
							 < 50%
b)
				Unbalanced environment: Intolerant organisms are less in number than other
				forms combined, but combined with moderate forms, they usually outnumber
				tolerant forms.
Intolerant present < 50% but >10%
Moderate, facultative and tolerant usually present
							 > 50%
c)
				Semi-polluted environment: Intolerant organisms are few or may not be present.
				Moderate and/or facultative organisms present.
Intolerant present >10%
Moderate, facultative and tolerant usually present
							 > 90%
d)
				Polluted environment:
1) Intolerant organisms
				absent, only tolerant organisms present or no organisms present.
Tolerant present = 100%
2) Organisms which are not adapted to inhabit
				a polluted environment are occasionally collected as a result of factors
				produced by the drift and are not representative.
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a) The Segment Ranking Index (SRI) is an
				objective determination of the priority of segments through the use of four
				factors which are expressed as numerical factors and combined to establish a
				ranking index for each of the basin segments.
b) The SRI is calculated as follows
SRI = Water Quality Index (WQI) x High Quality Water Factor x
				  Population Factor x National Priorities Factor
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a) The
				WQI factor is determined by comparing the measured value of certain critical
				water quality parameters in the waters of the State with Illinois Pollution
				Control Board water quality standards for those parameters.
b) The procedure for calculating the WQI
				factor is as follows:
1) Average the 1974 and
				1975 sample data for each water quality station for each of the following
				parameters: dissolved oxygen, fecal coliform bacteria, ammonia nitrogen, total
				dissolved solids, and nitrate plus nitrite nitrogen.
2) Determine the percentage of 1974 and 1975
				samples which indicated violations of applicable water quality standards for
				dissolved oxygen, ammonia nitrogen, fecal coliform bacteria, total dissolved
				solids, and pH as then set forth in Chapter 3 of the Board's
				regulations.
3) The parameter pH
				(relative acidity) is not considered in (b)(1) because its nature is such that
				an "average" pH is generally meaningless as an expression of water quality.
				Nitrate plus nitrite nitrogen is not considered in (b)(2) because there is no
				numerical standard which applies for most water quality sampling
				stations.
4) The 10 sets of
				parameter values for each station of all stream segments are then arranged in
				order of severity and given a rank number. These numbers are subsequently
				combined to complete a water quality index for each station, according to the
				following formula:
S = ½ (RA +
				  RV)Amm + ½
				  (RA + RV) Fec Col + ½
				  (RA +
				  RV)DO + ½
				  (RA +
				  RV)TDS +
				  RVpH + RA[N + N]
where:
S = "Water Quality Index" value for a given station
RA = rank number by average value for
				  a given station and parameter
RV = rank number by percent violations
				  of water quality standards for a given station and parameter
Amm, DO, Fec Col, TDS, pH, N + N = parameter designation
				  subscripts
5) The S values
				found for each station are used as a basis for determining a water quality
				index value for the basin segments. This process requires the averaging of
				SSta values for each segment according to the following
				formula:
WQI = (S1 + S2
				  + S3 + . . . + SN) / N
Where WQI = segment water quality index value = average of
				  station S values for the segment and,
N = Number of stations in the segment
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a)
				Under this factor, populations are computed for each segment and converted into
				an adjustment factor. The population of a segment is defined by the 1980 U.S.
				census population of the segment except where inter-segment transfers of sewage
				occur, in which case the estimated population whose sewage is tributary to the
				segment is added to the resident population of the segment. Population figures
				of the incorporated and unincorporated communities are recorded for each
				segment. Where a segment boundary splits a township, the unincorporated
				population within the segment is prorated by applying a percentage of the
				township population equal to the ratio of the segment area in the township to
				the total township area. The populations of the various political subdivisions
				within each segment are totaled.
b)
				The following population factors are applied as multipliers to the water
				quality index values:
Segment Population
Population Factor
0
-
20,000
1.00
20,001
-
50,000
1.05
50,001
-
100,000
1.10
OVER 100,000
1.20
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a)
				Certain segments, such as segments containing a major lake or impoundment, have
				been identified as having high-quality waters where special management and
				waste control procedures may be needed for their preservation.
b) It is recognized that certain free-flowing
				stream reaches also have high water quality; however, these are not identified
				as needing special preservation techniques due to the stringency of the state's
				effluent standards. Lakes and impoundments do require special attention because
				the effluent standards may not be sufficient to prevent degradation of water
				quality in standing bodies of water. The segments selected under this criterion
				are assigned a "high quality water factor" of 1.20. Segments immediately
				tributary to these segments are given a factor of 1.10. All other segments are
				given a factor of 1.00.
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Segments in the Lake Michigan basin, the Chicago metropolitan
				  area and the East St. Louis metropolitan area have been designated by the
				  United States Environmental Protection Agency as having high national priority.
				  They are therefore assigned a "national priorities factor" of 1.05. All other
				  segments are given a factor of 1.00.
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a) The Grant Priority Index (GPI) is a number
				which is the product of three factors. The GPI is used to determine rank on the
				project priority list in accordance with Section
				364.103.
b) The GPI is calculated as follows:
GPI = MDI x F4 + F5