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Since 1995, the Illinois
Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) has awarded over $6M in
Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program "Section 319" funds to
help support more than 30 implementation projects valued at over
$10M within the Fox River watershed. Individual project costs,
including local match, have ranged from about $50K to nearly $2M.
For Further Information Contact:
Holly Hudson
Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP)
312-386-8700
233 South Wacker Dr., Suite 800
Chicago, IL 60606
hhudson@cmap.Illinois.gov |
Timeline
Application process announcement -
Jan. 17, 2007
Grant
applicant presentations —
Feb. 21, 2007, Noon-1:30 PM,
Algonquin Village Hall
Draft
Applications Due to FREP —
April 20, 2007
Review by
FREP Proposal Review Team &
Workshop with applicants to be scheduled between April 20 - June
15, 2007
Final
Applications Due to CMAP —
July 6, 2007
CMAP
submits applications to IEPA —
July 31, 2007
Announcement by IEPA — early 2008
Contracts signed — Mid 2008 |
Evaluation Criteria
Implements
recommendations of a watershed-based plan or TMDL implementation
plan
Ability to
reduce NPS pollution problem
(urban or agricultural) and improve water quality
Addresses
impairments to 303(d)-listed waterbody
Supports
FREP’s goals and recommendations
Institutional capabilities
(e.g., dedicated staff/volunteers, financial resources)
Willing
landowner(s)
Thoroughness of application
Cost
estimate, cost effectiveness
Education/outreach component
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