California Code of Regulations › Title 23 - Waters › Division 2 - Department of Water Resources › Chapter 2.5 - California Safe Drinking Water Bond Law of 1976 and California Safe Drinking Water Grant Program › Section 462 - Supporting Information

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
Each application form filed shall be accompanied by the
				  following supporting information. The purpose of the supporting information is
				  to provide a basis for the Department of Health to place the applicant on the
				  priority list and for the Department to determine the applicant's financial
				  eligibility. The supporting information should be based on facts readily and
				  reasonably available to the applicant.
(a) Description of the need for the project
				including information concerning system deficiencies.
(b) Description of proposed project and a
				sketch map showing project features and service areas. (Detailed plans need not
				be submitted with the application, but shall be required after the applicant
				becomes reachable on the priority list.)
(c) Estimated cost of the project and
				proposed timetable for project completion.
(d) The amount of financial assistance
				requested and amount of other financing available, such as from local, state or
				federal sources, internally generated funds, and the issue of bonds.
(e) Information demonstrating inability to
				reasonably finance the project or some portion of the project from other
				sources of funding.
(f) Provide
				such financial documents as needed to determine the ability to repay loan,
				including tax revenue, and a schedule for repayment.
(g) Description of measures undertaken, or
				that will be undertaken as part of proposed project, to reduce water
				consumption, such as use of water-saving devices, meters, etc.
(h) The basis for applicant's belief that an
				adequate supply of water is available. (Evidence that the applicant has a right
				to use the water required for the project must be submitted before any funds
				are disbursed.)
(i)
(1) If the applicant is a public agency,
				state the form of the documentation that the applicant will use to satisfy the
				requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (Public Resources Code
				Section
				21000
				and following) and the State EIR Guidelines (Title 14, Division 6, Chapter 3,
				Register 78, No. 5). Appropriate documentation may consist of any of the
				following: a Notice of Exemption, a Negative Declaration supported by an
				Initial Study, or a final Environmental Impact Report. The applicant must
				provide the appropriate documentation before the Department will approve a loan
				or grant and execute a contract.
(2) If the applicant is not a public agency,
				state whether any public agency, other than the Department of Health Services
				has prepared, or will prepare the Environmental Documentation for the project.
				Environmental documentation must be prepared by the Department of Health
				Services as the Lead Agency, or another public agency, having authority over
				the project and acting as the Lead Agency, before the Department may approve
				the loan and execute a contract.