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METROPOLITAN COUNCIL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES <br />DESCRIPTION OF OFFER OF MATCHING LOAN AND GRANT MONIES TO <br />COMMUNITIES <br />FOR INFILTRATION /INFLOW CONTROL PROGRAMS <br />APRIL 1996 <br />I. DESCRIPTION <br />The Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES) is <br />offering a limited number of loans up to $40,000 to communities <br />served by the MCES for community- sponsored projects to reduce <br />excessive infiltration and inflow (I /I) from entering the <br />Metropolitan Disposal System (MDS). Each loan will require that <br />a matching dollar expenditure on the project be made from the <br />recipient community. The first distribution of the loan money <br />will occur upon start up of the project and will consist of 50% <br />of the total loan amount. The remaining 50% of the loan money <br />will be given to the community upon satisfactory completion of <br />the project and 30 days after receipt of documentation of <br />reimbursable project expenses of not less than 200% of the loan <br />amount. The loan eligible work must be completed within 18 <br />months after the date of the agreement. <br />After the completion of the work by the community, the community <br />must provide annual documentation for a period of five years <br />following completion of the I/I project, certifying that the I/I <br />has not returned to the system. For each year that documentation <br />is provided that shows the project to be effective in the <br />reduction of I /I, repayment of the loan for that year (based on a <br />fixed, short term interest rate) will be forgiven. <br />The designated interest rate for any loan repayments will be <br />based on one percent above the Five Year Treasury Bond market <br />rate at closing on the date the agreement is signed by the loan <br />recipient. Interest for any loan repayments will computed from <br />the date of project completion. <br />The MCES will accept as documentation that the project has <br />performed as intended, a certificate from an Engineer licensed in <br />the State of Minnesota, for the first, second and fourth year <br />after project completion. For the third and fifth year, the MCES <br />will require that some type of physical documentation accompany <br />the certification. <br />The MCES is also offering a limited number of grants up to <br />$10,000 to communities served by the MCES for community sponsored <br />studies to identify, locate, quantify and develop an action plan <br />to eliminate excessive I/I sources from entering the MDS. Each <br />Grant will require that a matching dollar expenditure toward the <br />study be made from the recipient community. The grant eligible <br />work must be completed 18 months after the agreement has been <br />signed. <br />Page 1 <br />Page 21 <br />
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