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T ,.., _ . • , .. ,- - - . , •'1: .. :'.. ''''; (.; • , '.4. ' H . I ' . .. ',. . . - . . EFLAND ESTATES SUBDIVISION INTERIM REPORT PAGE 2 . i B. Off-Site Transportation or Treatment System 1. Low pressure injection system $ 90,000 2. Recirculating sand filter $ 45,000 3. Package treatment plant $ 65,000 4. Pump to To of Hillsborough $293,000 5. Pump to Mebane (Mebane not interested in accepting the wastewater) $200,000 ..-,..:*. IiI.. FUNDING SOURCrq , . , •- A. EPA -- not a viable source for immediate funding. 201 Plan modifi- cation required. Lengthy environmental review, Funds available in October of 1982 at the earliest. B. HUD Imminent Threat to Health -- excellent possible sources. . „ .., ._, Applicant simply requests assistance from the HUD Area Manager. The existence of an eminent threat to health must be confirmed by an -----. . [ authority other than the applicant. HUD is non-committal on whether Efland Estates would be eligible; convincing evidence would be required. If Area Manager becomes convinced, he invites a full application from the applicant. A-95 review is waived. HUD may issue the applicant a letter to proceed to incur costs to alleviate the imminent threat. C. North Carolina Clean Water Bond Grant -- funds are available, but their maximum participation is 50% of the non-Federal share, not to exceed 25% of the total project cost. Thus, if HUD paid 90%, State would pay 5%; if HUD paid 75%, State would pay 12.5%; if HUD paid 50% or less, State would pay 25%, and in all cases the balance must be made up by the locality. D. Recommendation -- Apply for 100% funding from HUD imminent threat to health program. It _ . _ . . . _ •• . _ ' . , .1. •.' • , . . - ;•: • _. , . . . • . „ .