Round 17 WQIP Award List

1 Round 17 WQIP Award List Applicant Project Name Project Description County Project Type Award Albany Water Board city of Albany Lincoln The city of Albany and the Albany Water Board will construct green infrastructure elements, Albany Non-agricultural $1,000,000. Park Reflection and diverse ecological and biohabitat, and implement native plantings to mitigate combined Nonpoint Source Learning Garden sewer surface discharges and odor issues within Lincoln Park. Abatement and Control Western New York Protecting Drinking Western New York Land Conservancy will target up to 5 properties totalling approximately Allegany Land Acquisition $2,000,000.

2 Land Conservancy Water in the Western 1,000 acres of significant forests in the Black Creek-Angelica Creek watershed to protect Projects for New York Wildway public drinking water sources. When needed, the conservancy will restore riparian buffers Source Water and wetlands and stabilize streambanks. This work will protect water quality of public water protection supplies in the area. Town of Hume Town of Hume The Town of Hume will achieve required effluent disinfection by eliminating the Hume Allegany Wastewater $1,000,000. Wastewater Treatment wastewater treatment plant, upgrading the Route 19A pump station, and constructing a Treatment Facility Disinfection regional pump station with forcemain that discharges to the Town of Caneadea's wastewater Improvement treatment plant.

3 This project will improve the water quality of the Genessee River. Allegany County Soil Town of Centerville Allegany County Soil and Water Conservation District will work with the Town of Centerville Allegany Salt Storage $140,125. and Water Salt Storage to construct a hooped style salt storage shed on the Town of Centerville's property. This Conservation District structure will prevent salt runoff to nearby streams and wells. Allegany County Soil Allegany County Allegany County Soil and Water Conservation District will work with the Town of Amity to Allegany Salt Storage $57,567. and Water SWCD--Town of Amity construct a hooped style salt storage shed on Town of Amity property.

4 This structure will Conservation District Salt Storage protect groundwater and nearby drinking water wells. Village of Endicott Village of Endicott The Village of Endicott will repair defects identified as sources of inflow and infiltration in the Broome Wastewater $602,320. Sanitary Sewer II Village's wastewater service area. This is the first phase of sewer and manhole rehabilitation Treatment Removal Project and removal of Village-owned stormwater connections to the sanitary sewer. The project will Improvement Phase 1 improve the water quality of the Susquehanna River, a tributary to the Chesapeake Bay. Town of Yorkshire Yorkshire Corners The Town of Yorkshire will replace inadequate onsite septic systems with a new municipal Cattaraugus Wastewater $3,855,000.

5 Sewer District sewer collection system. This project will protect their public drinking water supply and Treatment Improvements improve the water quality of Cattaraugus Creek. Improvement Cattaraugus County Cattaraugus County Cattaraugus County Soil and Water Conservation District will continue the county-wide ditch Cattaraugus Non-agricultural $674,000. Soil & Water Long Term Ditch stabilization program that was started three years ago. Practices include hydroseeding Nonpoint Source Conservation District Stabilization Program, ditches after they are cleaned, rock-lining ditches with a slope and adding check dams where Abatement and Part 2 beneficial.

6 These management practices will reduce the amount of nutrients entering local Control lakes and streams from stormwater runoff. Village of South Village of South The Village of South Dayton will install effluent disinfection at the village's wastewater Cattaraugus Wastewater $357,600. Dayton Dayton Wastewater treatment plant. This project will improve water quality by reducing pathogens in the plant's Treatment Treatment Facility discharge. Improvement Disinfection Village of Franklinville Village of Franklinville The Village of Franklinville will make general improvements to its wastewater treatment plant. Cattaraugus Wastewater $108,667.

7 Wastewater Treatment The project includes the installation of a new ultraviolet disinfection system to replace the Treatment Improvements existing chlorine disinfection equipment that fails to meet water quality limits in the facility's Improvement discharge permit. The project will improve water quality and protect biological communities in the Ischua Creek watershed . Page 1 of 17. Applicant Project Name Project Description County Project Type Award Village of Union Village of Union The Village of Union Springs will improve the village's Wastewater Resource Recovery Cayuga Wastewater $4,480,000. Springs Springs Wastewater Facility to reduce the phosphorus entering Cayuga Lake.

8 The project will also increase Treatment Treatment Plant energy efficiency and resiliency at the facility. Improvement Improvements Village of Moravia Village of Moravia The Village of Moravia will make general improvements to their wastewater treatment plant, Cayuga Wastewater $3,689,250. Wastewater Treatment which discharges treated effluent to Owasco Inlet and Lake. The project will replace the Treatment Plant Improvements facility's outfall structure, add a new grit removal system, aerobic sludge digesters, and Improvement expand the existing aeration process. Cayuga County Soil Owasco Lake Firelane The Cayuga County Soil and Water Conservation District will survey approximately 72 Cayuga Non-agricultural $600,000.

9 And Water Drainage Management firelanes and private roadways surrounding Owasco Lake and install stormwater and erosion Nonpoint Source Conservation District Project control practices where needed. Installation of recommended best management practices will Abatement and reduce the amount of sediment and nutrients entering Owasco Lake. Control Cayuga County Soil Cayuga County Road Working with local highway departments, the Cayuga County Soil and Water Conservation Cayuga Non-agricultural $400,000. and Water Ditch Stabilization District will identify and stabilize 10 miles of road ditches using erosion control best Nonpoint Source Conservation District Project management practices, and 100 miles of road ditches by hydroseeding.

10 Abatement and Control Cayuga County Soil Cayuga County The Cayuga County Soil and Water Conservation District will reduce erosion caused by Cayuga Non-agricultural $200,000. and Water Stormwater Detention stormwater runoff by installing stormwater best management practices. Practices include Nonpoint Source Conservation District and Conveyance installing grassed/lined waterways and water and sediment control basins to reduce peak Abatement and Project flows to nearby streams and roadside ditches. The program will improve water quality in the Control Finger Lakes. Village of Lakewood Village of Lakewood The Village of Lakewood will address stormwater management in the area of Fairmount Chautauqua Non-agricultural $250,064.