Round 14 WQIP Award List

Applicant Name Project Name Project Description County Project Type Amount Funded The Albany Water Board will build two Floatables Control Facilities to collect floatable debris and materials associated with several combined sewer City of Albany, Floatables Control outfalls in the City. The project will reduce the fecal coliform levels and floatable materials conveyed to the and serve to treat urban Albany Water Board Facilities runoff, thereby reducing phosphorus, nitrogen, metals and other suspended solids. Albany Wastewater Treatment $5,000,000.00 Allegany County Soil and Allegany County Soil and Water Conservation District will install a hooped‐style salt storage building for the Town of West Almond on property owned Water Conservation Town of West Almond Salt Storage by the Town. This new building will have a paved foundation and concrete walls helping prevent runoff of salt and sand to nearby streams and District Facility prevent leaching of salt into the groundwater. Allegany Salt Storage $109,758.00

Restoring Alewife to the Bronx NYC Parks will construct a fish passage over the dams at the Bronx Zoo to allow upstream access to an additional 1.4 river miles of spawning habitat River: Fish Passage Construction at for anadromous fish in the Bronx River. The project will restore access to freshwater spawning habitat for river herring and foster population growth NYC Parks the Twin Dams Bronx, NY of an ecologically important forage fish and target species for restoration efforts. Bronx Aquatic Habitat Restoration $1,000,000.00 Broome, Chemung, Tioga County Soil and Expanding Wetland Work in the Tioga County Soil and Water Conservation District will construct wetlands on both state and privately‐owned lands throughout the Susquehanna Chenango, Delaware, Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Upper Susquehanna River River Watershed. This project will result in the capture of nitrogen, phosphorus and sediment from runoff that would otherwise end up in the Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga, Source Abatement and District Watershed Chesapeake Bay. Tompkins Control $314,425.00

Cattaraugus County Soil Cattaraugus County Soil and Water Conservation District will oversee a road ditch stabilization program throughout the county. Roadside ditches will Non‐agricultural Nonpoint and Water Conservation Cattaraugus County Long‐Term be improved through hydroseeding, rock‐lining, erosion‐control fabric, adding check dams, and other best management practices. The expected Source Abatement and District Ditch Stabilization Program outcome of this program is to control erosion and reduce sediment deposition in the lakes and streams in the county. Cattaraugus Control $330,759.00 Cayuga County Soil and Cayuga County Soil and Water Conservation District will construct toe wood streambank protection structures along streambanks in the Town of Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Owasco Lake Streambank and Locke and Town of Moravia. This will reduce erosion and sedimentation occurring from the streambanks, decreasing excessive nutrient inputs to Source Abatement and District Riparian Buffer Restoration Project Owasco Lake, and improving . Cayuga Control $280,000.00 Cayuga County Soil and Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation The Cayuga County Soil and Water Conservation District will construct construct retention basins, rock lined waterways, and road / culvert crossings Source Abatement and District Cayuga County Erosion Control that will handle the intense storms that have affected the villages and towns of Cayuga County, providing relief and stabilization to areas "in need." Cayuga Control $300,000.00

Land Acquisition for Source Water The Village of Union Springs will purchase a property adjacent to Frontenac Park and improve the property by demolishing an existing structure, Village of Union Springs Protection regrading the property and installing a riparian buffer. This project will help remove which might otherwise enter nearby Cayuga Lake. Cayuga Land Acquisition Projects for S $259,600.00 Owasco Lake Source Water The Nature Conservancy will purchase up to six parcels in the Owasco Lake watershed for protection and potential restoration of riparian buffers and The Nature Conservancy Protection Program wetlands. This project will reduce sediment and nutrient loading to Owasco Lake. Cayuga Land Acquisition Projects for S $1,124,069.00 Cayuga County Soil and Owasco Lake Watershed Cayuga County Soil and Water Conservation District will re‐stabilize a combined length of approximately 3,000 feet of severely eroded Owasco Lake Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Streambank and Shoreline Repair shoreline and streambank segments throughout the watershed in Cayuga, Onondaga, and Tompkins counties. The project will address the influx of Source Abatement and District Project silts, sediments, and nutrients into Owasco Lake and its tributaries. Cayuga, Onondaga Control $467,770.00 Skaneateles Lake Watershed Finger Lakes Land Trust, Inc. will purchse three parcels and place perpetual conservation easements on two parcels in the Towns of Skaneateles, Finger Lakes Land Trust, Conservation Partnership Land Spafford and Niles. This project will result in protection of at least 291 acres of protected lands helping to maintain the high quality of drinking water Inc. Acquisition supplies. Cayuga, Onondaga Land Acquisition Projects for S $1,410,050.00 Chautauqua County Soil Chautauqua Lake Watershed Chautauqua County Soil and Water Conservation District will install grade control structures and structural slope protections along the streambanks Non‐agricultural Nonpoint and Water Conservation Rehabilitation ‐ North Basin and artificial drainage ways of the North Basin of Chautauqua Lake. This project will prevent erosion thereby reducing sediment and nutrient loading Source Abatement and District Periphery to the streams and Chautauqua Lake. Chautauqua Control $33,640.00 Chautauqua County Soil Chautauqua Lake Watershed Non‐agricultural Nonpoint and Water Conservation Rehabilitation ‐ South Basin Chautauqua County Soil and Water Conservation District will install grade control structures and structural slope protections on the South Basin Source Abatement and District Periphery tributaries of Chautauqua Lake. This project will hold coarse sediment back reducing erosion and allowing fish to move within the stream. Chautauqua Control $48,000.00 Chautauqua County Soil Non‐agricultural Nonpoint and Water Conservation Chautauqua Lake Watershed The Chautauqua Soil and Water Conservation District will install multiple streambank stabilization structures along Prendergast Creek. This project is Source Abatement and District Rehabilitation ‐ Prendergast Creek expected to reduce sediment loads to the creek and Chautauqua Lake. Chautauqua Control $78,022.00 Chautauqua County Soil Non‐agricultural Nonpoint and Water Conservation Chadakoin River Watershed ‐ The Chautauqua Soil and Water Conservation District will use multiple management practices to stabilize streambank along the Chadakoin River in Source Abatement and District Jamestown Riverwalk Restoration the City of Jamestown. The project is expected to address urban stormwater runoff concerns at the site. Chautauqua Control $313,890.00

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Applicant Name Project Name Project Description County Project Type Amount Funded

Decommission Chautauqua The Town of Chautauqua will decommission the existing Chautauqua Heights Sewer District Wastewater Treatment Plant and replace it with a Heights Sewer District Wastewater pumping station. A force main will be installed to convey flows from the pumping station to the North Chautauqua Lake Sewer District Wastewater Treatment Plant to Construct Treatment Plant where the effluent will be treated to remove phosphorus. This will reduce phosphorus entering Chautauqua Lake which will reduce Town of Chautauqua Pumping Station and Force Main eutrophication and make the Lake a better habitat for wildlife. Chautauqua Wastewater Treatment $1,000,000.00 Sewer Extension for West Side Chautauqua County will provide public sewers to a portion of the unsewered west side of Chautauqua Lake in the Town of North Harmony. This Chautauqua County Chautauqua Lake project will reduce the amount of phosphorous entering Chautauqua Lake and improve water quality of the lake. Chautauqua Wastewater Treatment $5,000,000.00

Town of Southport/Chemung The Town of Southport will sewer approximately 381 residential and commercial parcels that are currently unsewered. This project will replace on‐ County ‐ Leland Area Sanitary site disposal systems, most of which do not meet State Department of Health minimum standards. This project will help protect the Town of Southport Sewer drinking water quality of the public served by the Elmira Water Board and all other downstream water users. Chemung Wastewater Treatment $2,031,500.00 Franklin County SWCD will implement best management practices (BMPs) at sites in Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Warren and Washington Counties. BMPs Franklin County Soil and Lake Champlain Watershed will include ditch cleaning, hydroseeding, installation of rolled erosion products, toe stabilization, woody plant installation, and check dam/sediment Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Roadside Erosion Plan basin installation. This project will reduce sediment and phosphorous loading in Lake Champlain, decrease habitat for invasive species, and increase Source Abatement and District Implementation Phase 2 fish spawning and migration. Clinton, Essex, Franklin Control $316,598.00

Grand Gorge Water Districts Water The Town of Roxbury will install a new 350 gpm well and purchase approximately 14.7 acres that will protect the existing well and the new well. The Town of Roxbury Supply Improvement Projects project will provide a new water source as well as adequately protect both existing and new sources in accordance with current regulations. Delaware Land Acquisition Projects for S $162,450.00 The Town of Poughkeepsie will purchase and install mapping software that will be used to electronically map the existing Town infrastructure. The Town of Poughkeepsie Mapping Program project will enable the Town to manage its entire water, sewer and stormwater infrastructure system. Dutchess Municipal Separate Storm Sew $28,063.00

Dutchess Land Land Acquisition for Source Water The Dutchess Land Conservancy will buy a conservation easement on the Jordan Lane Farm in Pine Plains. Protecting this land is important because Conservancy Protection in Dutchess County of its proximity to the Town's well fields and other protected lands and its location overlaying aquifer recharge areas. Dutchess Land Acquisition Projects for S $982,290.00

Winnakee Land Trust will aquire two parcels totaling 335 acres in the Town of Red Hook adjacent to the Saw Kill, the water supply for Bard College Winnakee Land Trust Saw Kill Land Acquisition approximately 5,000 feet downstream. This project will protect the water supply, significant bat habitat, hydric soils and NWI wetlands. Dutchess Land Acquisition Projects for S $1,214,650.00 The Village of Depew will correct overflow discharges through sanitary sewer lining, manhole rehabilitation, storm sewer collection system repairs, and sanitary sewer spot repairs. This project is expected to reduce the inflow and infiltration entering sanitary sewers, thereby Pamela and Sherwood Sewer reducing the peak flows in Sewershed 3, and ultimately reducing overflows that discharge to Scajaquada Creek. The project will help alleviate sanitary Village of Depew Improvement sewer backups and improve water quality in the Creek. Erie Wastewater Treatment $680,000.00

Sanitary Sewer Improvements for The Village of Kenmore will reduce sanitary sewer overflows by eliminating inflow and infiltration throughout the sanitary sewer collection system. Sanitary Sewer Overflow The project will include lining of sanitary trunk sewers and manhole rehabilitation to eliminate inflow and infiltration sources. Completion of this Village of Kenmore Abatement project will reduce sanitary sewer overflows which cause pollutants to enter the Two Mile Creek and the Niagara River. Erie Wastewater Treatment $1,739,000.00 The Town of Cheektowaga will correct inflow and infiltration by lining sanitary sewer mainline pipe and repairing or replacing damaged or defective Sewer and Manhole Improvement pipes. The project will reduce the amount of inflow and infiltration and subsequently reduce the amount of untreated wastewater discharged to Town of Cheektowaga Project Scajaquada Creek. Erie Wastewater Treatment $5,000,000.00

Western NY Stormwater Coalition: Erie County Dept of Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Erie County will build an online mapping system for the MS4 regulated areas of Erie and Niagara Counties. The project will allow MS4s to create maps Environment and Planning System Map Builder Project to accomplish specific objectives such as tracking sources of contamination to eliminate illicit discharges. Erie, Niagara Municipal Separate Storm Sew $181,840.00 Essex County Soil and Essex County Soil and Water Conservation District will install various stormwater control practices including rain gardens in four different locations Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation around Lake Champlain. The projects will reduce stormwater and prevent pollutants such as phosphorus from entering Lake Champlain and its Source Abatement and District Essex County Green Infrastructures tributaries. Essex Control $59,000.00 Essex County will purchase a vacuum truck that will allow them to clean sediment from the 16 catch basins through the Ausable, Boquet and Lake Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Champlain watersheds. This will improve functionality of the catch basins. The equipment will also be shared with 18 towns within Essex County to Source Abatement and Essex County Catch Basin Maintenance Project maintain their water quality inlets. Essex Control $296,650.00

The Town of Newcomb will construct a new salt storage shed on Town‐owned land outside of the hamlet and away from water resources. The Town of Newcomb Salt Shed current shed is adjacent to the Town's new water source. Building the new shed will protect the Town's well from runoff. Essex Salt Storage $359,643.00

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Applicant Name Project Name Project Description County Project Type Amount Funded The Town of Keene will construct a new salt storage shed for the Town's current uncovered salt pile. The pile is located next to the Town's well water source which is contaminated and corroded due to sodium chloride. The new storage shed will protect the well water source, private wells, and Town of Keene Salt Shed nearby streams and wetlands from runoff. Essex Salt Storage $695,856.00 Essex County will build a new salt storage facility for the salt pile located at the Department of Public Works garage in Elizabethtown. The existing pile is located across from Barber's Pond and a few hundred feet from the Highway Department's well. The new facility will comply with OGS regulations, which include a foundation and walls, preventing salt runoff to the nearby pond and residential wells, and thereby protecting the quality of drinking Essex County Salt Storage Facility water and aquatic life. Essex Salt Storage $744,134.00 Wastewater Treatment Plant The Village of Oakfield will install a disinfection system at their Wastewater Treatment Facility. The outcome will be to fully treat the effluent which Village of Oakfield Improvements reduces environmental contamination. Genesee Wastewater Treatment $1,000,000.00

The Town of Lyme will construct a new salt and sand storage facility on municipally‐owned land in Chaumont. This project will replace an inadequate shed for the Town's pure salt and uncovered/unprotected pile of salt and sand. The project will also move the salt away from Horse Creek, a tributary Town of Lyme Salt and Sand Storage Facility of Lake Ontario. The new building will protect the salt and sand from the weather, preventing runoff and salt contamination of waterways. Jefferson Salt Storage $262,500.00

The Thousand Islands Land Trust will acquire 460+ acres of riparian habitat and half a mile of shoreline in the Town of Alexandria. This project will Thousand Islands Land protect riparian buffer vegetation, preserve coastal wetlands, prevent land uses conducive to erosion and prevent shoreline development to ensure Trust Land Acquisition Project that pollutants remain stabilized in upland soils instead of making their way into the surface waters of the St. Lawrence River. Jefferson Land Acquisition Projects for S $225,360.00 The Town of Lewis will construct a new salt storage facility at the Town of Lewis Highway Department property. This facility will allow the town to move the current salt pile under cover away from exposure to weather. The salt pile is located near the Town's well and a residential well on an adjacent property, as well as being located next to the East Branch of the . The project will protect the environment and water quality Town of Lewis Salt Storage Project by preventing runoff and salt contamination. Lewis Salt Storage $491,250.00 Livingston County Soil and The Livingston County Soil and Water Conservation District will work with the Town of Geneseo to install a stormwater detention basin and road bank Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Reservoir Road Stormwater and stabilization project near the Conesus Lake shoreline. This project is expected to significantly reduce sediment and nutrients directly entering Conesus Source Abatement and District Bank Stabilization Project Lake. Livingston Control $150,000.00 Wastewater Treatment Plant UV The Village of Mount Morris will install a new disinfection system at the Village's wastewater treatment facility. The outcome will be to fully treat the Village of Mount Morris Effluent Disinfection Project effluent which reduces environmental contamination. Livingston Wastewater Treatment $289,000.00 Wastewater Treatment Plant The Village of Geneseo will install a new UV disinfection system at the wastewater treatment plant. The outcome will be to fully treat the effluent Village of Geneseo Effluent Disinfection Project which reduces environmental contamination. Livingston Wastewater Treatment $1,000,000.00 The Village of Hamilton will modify the existing aeration tanks into Sequencing Batch Reactors and add two SBR tanks as a way of precipitating Wastewater Treatment Plant phosphorus. Additional improvements to the wastewater treatment plant will also be made. This project will reduce phosphorous and nitrogen in Village of Hamilton Improvement Project the receiving stream and, ultimately, the Chesapeake Bay to the levels required by the TMDL. Madison Wastewater Treatment $1,000,000.00 Advanced Syracuse Urban Area The Town of DeWitt will continue developing a comprehensive GIS MS4 map by completing field mapping and data collection in some areas of the Comprehensive Storm Sewer SUA and completing remaining GIS support tasks needed to document full system connectivity and flow direction across SUA. The project will Madison, Onondaga, Town of DeWitt Mapping Project improve the utility of the online map and advance completion of a regional system map. Oswego Municipal Separate Storm Sew $86,250.00 Monroe County will create a web‐based GIS map of stormwater management practices County‐wide and develop stormwater system mapping in GIS Development of a Comprehensive for three MS4s. The project will facilitate the Stormwater Coalition's efforts to reduce urban stormwater pollution and allow Coalition members to Web Based Stormwater System more effectively address pollutants from older urbanized areas that do not include stormwater management practices and manage green Monroe County Map for the Stormwater Coalition infrastructure practices as they come to be used. Monroe Municipal Separate Storm Sew $100,000.00 Monroe County Soil and The Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District will construct a nature‐based shoreline along an existing road that provides access to Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Nature Based Shoreline Project in Irondequoit Bay. This expanded wetland shoreline buffer area is expected to protect the road from wave related erosion and enhance existing Source Abatement and District Irondequoit Bay Park West wetland habitat. Monroe Control $151,100.00 The City of Rochester will replace the roof of the Frederick Douglass Community Library with a green roof. The green roof is expected to slow and Non‐agricultural Nonpoint F. Douglass Community Library reduce stormwater runoff to the city's overburdened combined sewer system, in addition to the environmental, aesthetic and educational benefits Source Abatement and City of Rochester Green Roof of green roofs. Monroe Control $375,000.00 Monroe County Soil and Streambank Stabilization and Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Riparian Buffer Project Monroe The Monroe County Soil and Water Conservation District will restore and stabilize a severely eroded section of the Black Creek, install a riparian Source Abatement and District County buffer, create a flood relief channel to protect the practices, and provide training and education to professionals, officials and the public. Monroe Control $409,888.00 The Town of Florida will construct a salt shed at the Town's Highway Department site. The salt pile at this site is currently uncovered and within 200' of the Town well. The project will move the salt pile onto a concrete pad with a concrete wall and wood truss roof. The new shed will prevent runoff Town of Florida Salt Storage Facility and contamination of the nearby well. Montgomery Salt Storage $337,500.00

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Applicant Name Project Name Project Description County Project Type Amount Funded

The City of Glen Cove will replace non‐functional tidal gates, make structural improvements to the wingwalls, install green infrastructure within the Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Rehabilitation of East Island‐ area, stabilize the shoreline, and develop a post‐construction maintenance plan around Dosoris Pond. This project will help protect the pond and the Source Abatement and City of Glen Cove Dosoris Pond Bridge surrounding area from erosion, flooding, and a high build‐up of pathogens and nutrients that affect water quality. Nassau Control $695,160.00

The City of Long Beach will complete an inter‐municipal, multi‐year, phased upgrade to their wastewater treatment plant. This project will centralize City of Long Beach Flow Diversion Project and consolidate treatment resources, significantly reduce nitrogen, and remove pollutants, which will improve local water quality. Nassau Wastewater Treatment $2,500,000.00

The Incorporated Village of Sea Cliff will construct a gravity fed sewer line to connect existing, inactive sewer infrastructure to functioning sewer line Sanitary Sewer Connection to Glen which flows to the Glen Cove Wastewater Treatment Plant. The project will reduce nitrogen, phosphorus, zinc and total suspended solids that flow Inc Village of Sea Cliff Cove Wastewater Treatment Plant into the water table and Hempstead Harbor by eliminating a minimum of 160 aging cesspools within the Village. Nassau Wastewater Treatment $3,315,000.00 The City of North Tonawanda will install green infrastructure stormwater management practices in the public right‐of‐way on areas of the main street Non‐agricultural Nonpoint adjacent to the Niagara River. The project is expected to reduce the volume of stormwater managed through its traditional system, improve the Source Abatement and City of North Tonawanda Main Street Green Infrastructure pedestrian aesthetic of Main Street, and boost nearby private development. Niagara Control $353,000.00 Implementation of Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluent The City of Lockport will install a new UV disinfection system at the City's Wastewater Treatment Plant. The outcome will be to fully treat the effluent City of Lockport Disinfection which reduces environmental contamination. Niagara Wastewater Treatment $1,000,000.00

The Town of Remsen will build a new salt storage facility adjacent to the current town highway garage. Construction of a storage building will move Town of Remsen Salt Shed the existing salt pile away from the Village of Remsen's drinking water wells and out of the wellhead protection area. Oneida Salt Storage $142,188.00 The Town of Boonville will construct a new salt storage building at the highway facility. The project will prevent runoff from the salt and sand pile Town of Boonville Salt Storage Facility which is currently stored in the open in the vicinity of the Black River Canal and the municipal water wellhead. Oneida Salt Storage $380,517.00

Combined Sewer Overflow Control The City of Utica will remove storm flow from the Railroad Interceptor and instead discharge it to the Mohawk River to control wet‐weather City of Utica Project A91 overflows. This project will reduce combined sewer overflows into local waterbodies and improve water quality of the Mohawk River. Oneida Wastewater Treatment $573,750.00 Waterville Village Wastewater The Village of Waterville will install a disinfection system at their wastewater treatment plant. The outcome will be to fully treat the effluent which Village of Waterville Plant Improvements reduces environmental contamination. Oneida Wastewater Treatment $976,415.00 Wastewater Treatment Plant The Village of Vernon will install a new disinfection system at the Village's wastewater treatment plant. The outcome will be to fully treat the effluent Village of Vernon Effluent Disinfection Project which reduces environmental contamination. Oneida Wastewater Treatment $1,000,000.00 Onondaga County Soil and Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Onondaga County Hydroseeding The Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District will hydroseed several municipal excavation sites throughout the county. The project will Source Abatement and District Projects stabilize the ground at these sites and help prevent soil erosion. Onondaga Control $171,890.00 The Village of Marcellus will upgrade the wastewater treatment plant to add new secondary clarifiers and related pumps and yard piping needed to Wastewater Treatment Plant utilize chemical addition to remove phosphorus from the plant's effluent. This project will improve the surface water quality by reducing the Village of Marcellus Facility Upgrades phosphorus loading to Ninemile Creek and, ultimately, Onondaga Lake. Onondaga Wastewater Treatment $1,000,000.00

The Town of Victor will create a GIS‐based comprehensive MS4 map that will catalog and display the Town's storm sewer system, the location of Municipal Separate Storm Sewer outfalls, and boundaries of the storm sewershed. This project will help manage stormwater infrastructure, keep track of when features were last Town of Victor System Mapping inspected, replaced or repaired, identify priority areas of concern, and identify, locate and eliminate illicit discharges. Ontario Municipal Separate Storm Sew $90,000.00 The Village of Naples will purchase a high‐efficiency vacuum street sweeper to remove road salt, sweep Village and Town of Naples roads, and clean Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Enhanced Stormwater Treatment catch basins. This is expected to decrease pollution runoff to and improve water quality for Naples Creek and Canaandaigua Lake, important trout Source Abatement and Village of Naples through Street Sweeping waters and a drinking water supply. Ontario Control $191,032.00

Finger Lakes Community College Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Quality Flood Resiliency and The County of Ontario will reconnect Fall Brook to its floodplain and enhance and create wetlands over a 17 acre area. The project will reduce Source Abatement and County of Ontario Habitat Enhancement Project pollutants, increase flood resiliency, and enhance habitat value. Ontario Control $262,400.00 The Village of Naples will construct a public sewer system for commercial and residential parcels along the Main Street corridor, replacing inadequate Collection and Treatment System ‐ or failed septic systems. This project will reduce levels of nutrients and pathogens in receiving waterbodies, protect the Village's drinking water supply Village of Naples Wastewater Effluent Disinfection and protect Naples Creek, a spawning trout stream. Ontario Wastewater Treatment $4,247,423.00

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Applicant Name Project Name Project Description County Project Type Amount Funded Municipal Separate Storm Sewer The City of Middletown will implement an innovative, GIS‐based stormwater management system that will support key aspects of stormwater System Comprehensive System planning, management and compliance reporting. The project will allow the City to track progress towards goals, track maintenance activities, track City of Middletown Mapping (GIS) calls for service and visualize system condition. Orange Municipal Separate Storm Sew $128,887.00 City of Newburgh Water Supply Orange County Water Land Acquisition and Restoration The Orange County Water Authority will purchase land or perpetual conservation easements on properties that, if developed, would negatively Authority Program impact water quality of Washington Lake and Brown's Pond. Orange Land Acquisition Projects for S $1,723,870.00 Land Acquisition Project for Source The City of Middletown will purchase land and conservation easements surrounding Kinch Pond and enhance the riparian buffer. This project will City of Middletown Water Protection help control the potential negative impacts associated with development/redevelopment and land use. Orange Land Acquisition Projects for S $3,056,565.00 Wastewater Treatment Plant The Village of Cooperstown will make necessary upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant. This project will improve water quality by decreasing Village of Cooperstown Upgrade the amount of nitrogen and phosphorus discharged to the Susquehanna River. Otsego Wastewater Treatment $1,000,000.00 Non‐agricultural Nonpoint The Town of Patterson will construct a stormwater organic filter to capture and treat road runoff before it enters the Veteran's Memorial Park pond. Source Abatement and Town of Patterson Veterans Park Stormwater Project The project is expected to remove phosphorus and improve water quality in the East of Hudson watershed. Putnam Control $146,250.00 The Town of Schodack will finalize the MS4 program by mapping 27 unmapped outfalls in Town. This project will increase the ability of the Town to Town of Schodack Schodack Outfall Mapping track down and eliminate reported or detected illicit discharges. Rensselaer Municipal Separate Storm Sew $18,675.00

Rensselaer County Land Protection The Rensselaer Land Trust will purchase land to protect approximately 650 acres of the Tomhannock watershed in perpetuity. The project will help Rensselaer Land Trust Program mitigate pathogens, nutrients and silt/sediment that are the current impairments that categorize the Tomhannock Reservoir as threatened. Rensselaer Land Acquisition Projects for S $1,500,000.00 Rotterdam Land Acquisition for The Town of Rotterdam will purchase a parcel in Rotterdam Water District #3 in the Great Flats Aquifer directly adjacent to two public well heads. Town of Rotterdam Source Water Protection Purchase of this property is a priority to protect water quality of the public well fields. Schenectady Land Acquisition Projects for S $48,750.00 The Village of Sharon Springs will upgrade their collection system by re‐lining trunk lines and replacing water and sewer mains and also make Rejuvenate Sharon Springs Sewer improvements at the wastewater treatment plant. The project will improve water quality by eliminating sewer overflows into Brimstone Creek and Village of Sharon Springs Investment Project reducing levels of fecal coliform and E.coli contamination. Schoharie Wastewater Treatment $1,646,960.00

The Town of Hector will relocate their outdoor salt storage pile and construct a salt storage facility on a new site in Burdett. The new facility will Town of Hector Salt Storage Facility prevent runoff and contamination issues that currently affect the area around the outdoor salt pile, and protect local water sources. Schuyler Salt Storage $352,414.00 The Village of Massena will construct a covered salt storage barn on the current site of the Village of Massena Department of Public Works. This project will relocate the salt pile from the current DPW site and further away from the the municipality's closed water system, protecting the public Village of Massena Salt Storage Facility water system and decreasing risk of salt contamination. St. Lawrence Salt Storage $225,000.00

Ogdensburg Wastewater The City of Ogdensburg will install a sewer force main and pump station and a new combined sewer overflow storage system at the wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement treatment plant as well as improve existing infrastructure at the plant and its pumping stations to replace outdated, non‐functional equipment and City of Ogdensburg Projects 2017 improve treatment processes. This project will improve water quality of the St. Lawrence River by mitigating combined sewer overflow events. St. Lawrence Wastewater Treatment $5,000,000.00 Wastewater Treatment Plant The City of Corning will construct a bulk chemical storage facility at the City's wastewater treatment plant. The project will reduce phosphorous City of Corning Phosphorus Treatment released into the watershed improving water quality. Steuben Wastewater Treatment $552,500.00 Wastewater Treatment Plant UV The City of Corning will install a UV disinfection system at the wastewater treatment plant. The outcome will be to fully treat the effluent which City of Corning Disinfection Project reduces environmental contamination. Steuben Wastewater Treatment $1,000,000.00

Municipal Wastewater Collection The Town of Woodhull will develop a municipal wastewater collection system and wastewater treatment plant to serve the core area of the Town, as System and Wastewater well as some outlying areas located within the original Village of Woodhull limits. This project will remove the need for private on‐site septic systems Town of Woodhull Treatment Plant Project for sanitary sewer disposal, reducing potential contamination of existing groundwater wells. Steuben Wastewater Treatment $1,560,059.00 The Village of Patchogue will construct a living shoreline to provide erosion control, wave attenuation and storm retention capabilities. In addition, a Shorefront Park Shoreline line of rock sill structures will be placed parallel to the shoreline to reduce shoreline erosion and an elevated boardwalk and rolling topography will Village of Patchogue Protection Construction Project be installed to capture future storm surges and reduce inland flooding. Suffolk Aquatic Habitat Restoration $45,000.00 Suffolk County Soil and Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Stormwater Runoff Remediation Stormwater management practices, including a gravel and sand drainage swale, will be installed at the end of South Harbor Road in the Town of Source Abatement and District Protection of Richmond Creek Southold to filter stormwater, capture sediment and prevent it from entering Richmond Creek and the Peconic Bay. Suffolk Control $50,750.00

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Applicant Name Project Name Project Description County Project Type Amount Funded Peconic Land Trust will develop a source water protection program that acquires land within regional Special Groundwater Protection Areas. In the first year of the program, the program will purchase 85 acres in the Town of Brookhaven, protecting land within the Peconic Estuary Watershed, Regional Aquifer Protection Land Forge River Watershed, and South Shore Estuary Reserve. The project will protect watersheds and surface water quality, groundwater recharge Peconic Land Trust Aquisition Program areas, and drinking water protection for public water supply wells. Suffolk Land Acquisition Projects for S $2,321,828.00

The Incorporated Village of Northport will expand their sewer system to include properties along the Steers Pit/Harbor Bay Estates and on Bluff Point Incorporated Village of Road, Cairo Avenue, and Duffy Court. All properties to be served by the collection system use cesspools or septic tanks and are built on or near the Northport, NY Pit and Bluff Point Sewer Project harbor shoreline, near the remains of a sand and gravel mine. This project will reduce nitrogen loading into the harbor and improve water quality. Suffolk Wastewater Treatment $5,000,000.00 The Town of Delaware will build a new salt storage shed, replacing an old shed and relocating the salt pile away from several private water wells. The new shed will be larger, allowing the Town to store all of their salt for the season in one location, and eliminating storage fees for the Town and Town of Delaware Salt Shed taxpayers. The new shed will protect drinking water wells and Callicoon Creek from runoff. Sullivan Salt Storage $393,995.00 The Town of Highland will construct a new enclosed salt and sand shed at the site of the new Town Highway garage. The current salt pile is adjacent to private wellheads and a class A trout stream. The new site will include measures for erosion and sediment control as well as a storm water basin that will protect the surrounding area from salt runoff. The project will ensure clean and healthy well water for the town residents and protect Town of Highland Salt Shed nearby waterways from salt and sand contamination. Sullivan Salt Storage $624,750.00 Loch Sheldrake Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase 3 The Town of Fallsburg will continue upgrading and expanding their wastewater treatment plant by constructing a new chemical feed system to meet Town of Fallsburg Improvement Project phosphorus effluent limits. This project will reduce pollutants and nutrients to the Neversink River. Sullivan Wastewater Treatment $110,500.00 Tioga County Soil and Reestablishing Stream Tioga County Soil and Water Conservation District will remove a concrete dam structure, restore the stream channel and reconnect the headwaters Water Conservation Reconnectivity through Spencer above Spencer Lake with the lower stream section. The project will allow fish and mussel passage and establish wetlands while maintaining flood District Lake and Headwaters attenuation benefit to the Town of Spencer. Tioga Aquatic Habitat Restoration $76,723.00 The Town of Owego will replace sanitary sewer piping and manholes that currently have structural deficiencies resulting in infiltration into the sewer Davis House Sanitary Sewer system causing sanitary sewer overflow. This project will help improve water quality in Brick Pond as well as address nutrient loading of the Town of Owego Overflow Mitigation Project Susquehanna River. Tioga Wastewater Treatment $492,022.00 Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Brown Road Creek Streambank The Town of Danby will use rock and bioengineering techniques to eliminate erosion on Brown Road in Town. The project will protect water quality Source Abatement and Town of Danby Stabilization Project and prevent sediment from entering the Cayuga Lake watershed. Tompkins Control $435,322.00 Cayuga Lake (Southern Shelf) Tompkins County Soil and Stream Sediment Erosion Tompkins County Soil and Water Conservation District will prioritize then implement a minimum of 10 acres of floodplain Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Assessment and Implementation reconnections/reconstructions/riparian buffer installation and no less than 30 in‐stream structures to minimize excessive sediment transport. The Source Abatement and District Program project will reduce sediment and phosphorus contributions within the Southern Shelf of Cayuga Lake. Tompkins Control $564,520.00

Six Mile Creek Watershed The Finger Lakes Land Trust will place perpetual conservation easements on at least three priority parcels in the Six Mile Watershed and restore Finger Lakes Land Trust, Conservation Partnership Land streamside riparian buffers where needed. This project will result in at least 300 acres of permanently protected lands including at least 10,000 feet Inc. Acquisition and Restoration Project of stream bank on Six Mile Creek and its tributaries helping to maintain the high water quality. Tompkins Land Acquisition Projects for S $641,250.00 Warren County Soil and The Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District will work with partners to implement five stormwater retrofit projects in the towns of Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Water Conservation Queensbury and Lake George. The projects are expected to capture and filter stormwater runoff and recharge groundwater, improving aquatic Source Abatement and District Stormwater Abatement Project habitat, and reducing nutrient inputs and streambank erosion. Warren Control $114,398.00 Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Lake View Circle Stormwater The Town of Lake George will implement four roadside and five streambank stabilization projects to reduce soil erosion. This project will reduce Source Abatement and Town of Lake George Projects sediment loading and prevent the deposition of suspended solids, phosphorous and and nitrogen, thereby increase the water quality of Lake George. Warren Control $125,000.00 Non‐agricultural Nonpoint Lake George Regional Road Salt The Village of Lake George will initiate a regional winter de‐icing program among several municipalities using road brine as an alternative to Source Abatement and Village of Lake George DeIcing Reduction Project traditional rock salt. This project will lessen the stress on the local environment including wetlands, local streams and Lake George. Warren Control $200,000.00

The Town of Lake George will rehabilitate several thousand linear feet of existing 8‐ and 10‐inch sewer main on Beach Road, Westbrook Road, and possibly a section of Sewell Street via slip lining, lining approximately 24 manholes, all of which are currently susceptible to infiltration and inflow. This Town of Lake George Sewer Sliplining will restore structural integrity of the infrastructure, removing the possibility of raw sewage entering Lake George from the sewer mains. Warren Wastewater Treatment $120,000.00 Wastewater Treatment Facility The Village of Lake George will upgrade its wastewater treatment plant to better treat its effluent. The project will improve the quality of the Village of Lake George Upgrade discharged effluent, preventing the release of nutrients and bacteria into the lake, and protect the lake's water quality. Warren Wastewater Treatment $2,500,000.00

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Applicant Name Project Name Project Description County Project Type Amount Funded

Washington County Fort Edward Washington County Sewer 1A Sewershed Combined Sewer Washington County Sewer District 2 will relocate a combined sanitary/storm sewer main from private property to a public right of way, separate District 2 Overflow Abatement sanitary and storm sewers and install new sewer lines. The project will eliminate sanitary sewer overflow that poses a public health hazard. Washington Wastewater Treatment $977,000.00

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