Cost categories are associated with Section 4 of the Project Information Form. A description of each cost category is below: A - - Includes any of the following: disinfection, filtration, treatment waste handling, and any other Treatment treatment (i.e., GAC, aeration, iron/manganese removal, chemical storage tanks, and sedimentation). B - - Includes raw and finished water transmission, distribution lines, valves, Transmission and Distribution back flow prevention, water meters, and/or pumping stations. C - - Includes wells, wellhead pumps, and surface water intakes. Source D - Includes elevated, ground, and pressure tanks for finished/treated water. Storage – E - -Includes all of the eligible costs funded by the DWSRF to purchase systems (e.g., as Purchase of Systems part of a consolidation/regionalization project). - Includes associated with changes in organizational structure, management, accounting, F - Restructuring rates, or other procedures conducted to meet financial, managerial, and technical requirements. G - - Includes eligible costs funded by the DWSRF to acquire land. Land Acquisition H - - Includes costs associated with implementing source water protection BMPs. Source Water Protection I - - Includes other costs that cannot be classified into Categories A-H above. Other DWSRF Program Information While an overview of certain aspects of the DWSRF program is included in this guidance document, detailed information on the DWSRF may be found in the most current Intended Use Plan. You may access the Intended Use Plan on the TWDB website at this location: Contact Information: If you have any questions after reading this guidance, please contact DWSRF Program Coordinator, Matthew Schmidt, at 512-463-8321 or
Cost categories are associated with Section 4 of the Project Information Form. A description of each cost category is below: A - Treatment - Includes any of the following: disinfection, filtration, treatment waste handling, and any other treatment (i.e., GAC, aeration, iron/manganese removal, chemical storage tanks, and sedimentation). B - Transmission and Distribution - Includes raw and finished water transmission, distribution lines, valves, back flow prevention, water meters, and/or pumping stations. C - Source - Includes wells, wellhead pumps, and surface water intakes. D – Storage - Includes elevated, ground, and pressure tanks for finished/treated water. E - Purchase of Systems -Includes all of the eligible costs funded by the DWSRF to purchase systems (e.g., as part of a consolidation/regionalization project). F - Restructuring - Includes associated with changes in organizational structure, management, accounting, rates, or other procedures conducted to meet financial, managerial, and technical requirements. G - Land Acquisition - Includes eligible costs funded by the DWSRF to acquire land. H - Source Water Protection - Includes costs associated with implementing source water protection BMPs. I - Other - Includes other costs that cannot be classified into Categories A-H above. DWSRF Program Information While an overview of certain aspects of the DWSRF program is included in this guidance document, detailed information on the DWSRF may be found in the most current Intended Use Plan. You may access the Intended Use Plan on the TWDB website at this location: Contact Information: If you have any questions after reading this guidance, please contact DWSRF Program Coordinator, Matthew Schmidt, at 512-463-8321 or
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