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Anticipated Recipient : PASSAIC VALLEY SC Project No. : 340430-02 Eligible Project Cost : $ 100,557,651 FY09 Rank : 1 County : ESSEX Total State Amount : $ 100,557,651 I. LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENHANCEMENT Possible Points Points Scored PLANNING ACTIVITIES 0-200 0 II. PROJECT DISCHARGE TYPE Possible Points Points Scored CSO/SSO 600 600 Treatment Plant Improvements 500 0 SS Rehabilitation 450 0 Sludge Disposal/Treatment 350 0 WW Reuse 300 0 Septic Repair 275 0 New Systems 250 0 Stormwater/NPS Management 225 0 Landfill Closure, Land Acq, Well Sealing 150 0 Landfill Constr, Site Remediation 75 0 Conduit Projects 50 0 Subtotal 600 III. WATER USE/WATER QUALITY POINTS A. Water Use Possible Points Points Scored Potable Water Supply 200 0 Shellfish 125 125 Recreation(Primary Contact) 125 0 Freshwater Fisheries(Trout/NonTrout) 75/25 0 Public Nuisance(On Site Systems Only) 50 0 Agriculture Water Use 25 0 Industrial Water Use 25 25 Subtotal 150 B. Existing Water Quality Meets Marginally Does Not Parameter Standards Meets Standards Meet Standards Points Scored Dissolved Oxygen 0 50 100 100 Fecal Coliform 0 50 100 100 Nutrients 0 25 50 0 Toxics 0 25 50 50 Subtotal 250 State Planning Commission 50.00000 Population 1.35000 BDA Points 0 Transit Villages 0 TOTAL POINTS 1051.35000 Project Name, Number Priority List Rank PASSAIC VALLEY SC 1 340430-02 CSO ABATEMENT County ESSEX Existing Population 1,350,000 Service Area East Newark, Harrison, Kearny, Newark, Paterson Need for Project Wastewater generated in the PVSC service area is treated at its secondary treatment facility located in the City of Newark. During significant rain events, the PVSC interceptor sewers, adjacent to the Passaic River, overflow into this watercourse resulting in the violation of Water Quality Standards for dissolved oxygen, fecal coliform. High levels of toxics are also experienced. The Passaic River in the project area is classified as SE-2 and SE-3. Currently, the river is used for non- trout fishing and industrial water use. This study will determine the extent of the impacts on the Passaic River resulting from combined sewer overflows and develop solutions to those detrimental impacts documented during the study. Project Description The first phase of the combined sewer overflow facility plan for the PVSC District has been completed. Phase II of the facility plan will include detailed analysis and design of alternative control measures. Control alternatives analyzed in Phase I included best management practices, minor regulator modifications, inline storage, offline storage, swiss and helical bond regulators, and instream aeration. Alternative evaluation during the second phase of the facility plan will include the computer analysis and final plan selection. The first phase of the facility plan showed that the major loadings to the Lower Passaic River originated from the Upper Passaic and Saddle Rivers and stormwater runoff in non-CSO areas. The selected plan will provide a solution of the impaired water use (industrial water use and non-trout fishing) which result from CSO's. Anticipated Recipient : BRIDGEWATER TOWNSHIP Project No. : 340638-04 Eligible Project Cost : $ 1,465,130 FY09 Rank : 2 County : SOMERSET Total State Amount : $ 1,465,130 I. LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENHANCEMENT Possible Points Points Scored PLANNING ACTIVITIES 0-200 0 II. PROJECT DISCHARGE TYPE Possible Points Points Scored CSO/SSO 600 600 Treatment Plant Improvements 500 0 SS Rehabilitation 450 0 Sludge Disposal/Treatment 350 0 WW Reuse 300 0 Septic Repair 275 0 New Systems 250 0 Stormwater/NPS Management 225 0 Landfill Closure, Land Acq, Well Sealing 150 0 Landfill Constr, Site Remediation 75 0 Conduit Projects 50 0 Subtotal 600 III. WATER USE/WATER QUALITY POINTS A. Water Use Possible Points Points Scored Potable Water Supply 200 200 Shellfish 125 0 Recreation(Primary Contact) 125 0 Freshwater Fisheries(Trout/NonTrout) 75/25 25 Public Nuisance(On Site Systems Only) 50 0 Agriculture Water Use 25 0 Industrial Water Use 25 25 Subtotal 250 B. Existing Water Quality Meets Marginally Does Not Parameter Standards Meets Standards Meet Standards Points Scored Dissolved Oxygen 0 50 100 0 Fecal Coliform 0 50 100 100 Nutrients 0 25 50 50 Toxics 0 25 50 25 Subtotal 175 State Planning Commission 25.00000 Population 0.01220 BDA Points 0 Transit Villages 0 TOTAL POINTS 1050.01220 Project Name, Number Priority List Rank BRIDGEWATER TOWNSHIP 2 340638-04 I/I CORRECTION - OVERFLOW County SOMERSET Existing Population 12,200 Service Area Township of Bridgewater Need for Project Excessive infiltration in the North Branch trunk sewer results in raw sewage overflows into the North Branch Raritan River, which is classified as FW-2, nontrout and supplies industrial process water. These overflows have contributed to high levels of fecal coliform, bacteria, and nutrients which exceed water quality standards. Toxic levels marginally meet standards. The Bridgewater Township sewerage system overflows occur upstream of an intake to the Elizabethtown Water Company. Project Description The rehabilitation of the trunk sewers will require grouting and slip-lining the existing pipe. The exact nature and scope of work to be performed will be further defined when a sewer system evaluation survey is completed. Anticipated Recipient : RARITAN BOROUGH Project No. : 340781-04 Eligible Project Cost : $ 360,245 FY09 Rank : 3 County : SOMERSET Total State Amount : $ 360,245 I. LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENHANCEMENT Possible Points Points Scored PLANNING ACTIVITIES 0-200 0 II. PROJECT DISCHARGE TYPE Possible Points Points Scored CSO/SSO 600 600 Treatment Plant Improvements 500 0 SS Rehabilitation 450 0 Sludge Disposal/Treatment 350 0 WW Reuse 300 0 Septic Repair 275 0 New Systems 250 0 Stormwater/NPS Management 225 0 Landfill Closure, Land Acq, Well Sealing 150 0 Landfill Constr, Site Remediation 75 0 Conduit Projects 50 0 Subtotal 600 III. WATER USE/WATER QUALITY POINTS A. Water Use Possible Points Points Scored Potable Water Supply 200 200 Shellfish 125 0 Recreation(Primary Contact) 125 0 Freshwater Fisheries(Trout/NonTrout) 75/25 25 Public Nuisance(On Site Systems Only) 50 0 Agriculture Water Use 25 0 Industrial Water Use 25 25 Subtotal 250 B. Existing Water Quality Meets Marginally Does Not Parameter Standards Meets Standards Meet Standards Points Scored Dissolved Oxygen 0 50 100 0 Fecal Coliform 0 50 100 100 Nutrients 0 25 50 50 Toxics 0 25 50 25 Subtotal 175 State Planning Commission 25.00000 Population 0.00599 BDA Points 0 Transit Villages 0 TOTAL POINTS 1050.00599 Project Name, Number Priority List Rank RARITAN BOROUGH 3 340781-04 I/I CORRECTION - OVERFLOW County SOMERSET Existing Population 5,990 Service Area Raritan Borough Need for Project Many of the sewers in the Borough of Raritan are at least 75 years old and have never been rehabilitated. The infiltration/inflow (I/I) resulting from sewer pipe decay is estimated at 40-50 percent of the total flow from the Borough. This condition results in raw sewage overflows which adversely impact the Raritan River by contributing to the elevated nutrient and bacteriological levels in the River, which is classified as FW2- NT. Toxic levels marginally meet existing standards. The River is used as an industrial water supply and as a potable water supply for the Elizabethtown Water Company. Project Description The project will include rehabilitating a portion of the existing 20 miles of sewers or replacing that which is beyond repair. It may also be necessary to replace some of the undersized sewers with larger ones. This rehabilitation work will eliminate the sewage overflows from this system and reduce excessive flow into the Somerset-Raritan Valley Sewerage Authority (SRVSA) plant. Anticipated Recipient : OAKLAND BOROUGH Project No. : 340418-03 Eligible Project Cost : $ 36,522,885 FY09 Rank : 4 County : BERGEN Total State Amount : $ 36,522,885 I. LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENHANCEMENT Possible Points Points Scored PLANNING ACTIVITIES 0-200 0 II. PROJECT DISCHARGE TYPE Possible Points Points Scored CSO/SSO 600 0 Treatment Plant Improvements 500 500 SS Rehabilitation 450 0 Sludge Disposal/Treatment 350 0 WW Reuse 300 0 Septic Repair 275 0 New Systems 250 0 Stormwater/NPS Management 225 0 Landfill Closure, Land Acq, Well Sealing 150 0 Landfill Constr, Site Remediation 75 0 Conduit Projects 50 0 Subtotal 500 III. WATER USE/WATER QUALITY POINTS A. Water Use Possible Points Points Scored Potable Water Supply 200 200 Shellfish 125 0 Recreation(Primary Contact) 125 125 Freshwater Fisheries(Trout/NonTrout) 75/25 25 Public Nuisance(On Site Systems Only) 50 0 Agriculture Water Use 25 0 Industrial Water Use 25 0 Subtotal 350 B. Existing Water Quality Meets Marginally Does Not Parameter Standards Meets Standards Meet Standards Points Scored Dissolved Oxygen 0 50 100 0 Fecal Coliform 0 50 100 100 Nutrients 0 25 50 50 Toxics 0 25 50 25 Subtotal 175 State Planning Commission 0.00000 Population 0.01300 BDA Points 0 Transit Villages 0 TOTAL POINTS 1025.01300 Project Name, Number Priority List Rank OAKLAND BOROUGH 4 340418-03 STP, INTERCEPTOR, & COLLECTION SYSTEM County BERGEN Existing Population 13,000 Service Area Borough of Oakland Need for Project The area is currently served by septic systems and some small package treatment plants. As treatment requirements increase from Level 4 to Level 5, the plants will be unable to meet their effluent requirements. Ground and surface waters (Ramapo River, FW2-NT), are used for recreation as well as a potable water source, and are being degraded by the failure of existing disposal facilities. Project Description The proposed project includes the construction of a wastewater treatment plant, interceptor sewer and collection system. The proposed interceptor sewer and collection system will convey all flows from the six (6) wastewater treatment plants (that will be abandoned) to the proposed wastewater treatment plant. Anticipated Recipient : SPARTA TOWNSHIP Project No.