Texas Water Development Board. Infrastructure Project Financing
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1 Texas Water Development Board Infrastructure Project Financing
2 The following presentation is based upon professional research and analysis within the scope of the Texas Water Development Board s statutory responsibilities and priorities but, unless specifically noted, does not necessarily reflect official Board positions or decisions.
3 Topics What is the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB)? What financing tools do we offer? How can the TWDB help you?
4 Mission The TWDB's mission is to provide leadership, planning, financial assistance, information and education for the conservation and responsible development of Water for Texas.
5 Compact with Texans The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) is the state's primary water planning and financing agency whose main responsibilities are threefold: o Collect and disseminate water-related data, o Plan for the development of the state's water resources, and; o Administer cost-effective financing programs. Since 1957, the agency has been charged with planning for the state's water needs.
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7 Board of Directors Chairman Director Director Bech Bruun Kathleen Jackson Peter Lake
8 Project Financing TWDB Resources Water Wastewater Flood Control Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Science Groundwater availability Environmental flows Lake surveys Conservation Innovative Technologies TexMesonet (Weather Data) Data Mapping & GIS Demographics Flood Data Interactive State Water Plan Planning State Water Plan Water Use Surveys
9 TWDB Across Texas Austin Harlingen Houston Lubbock Mesquite
10 Groundwater Management Areas 16 GMA across Texas. Conservation, preservation, & protection
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13 Water Planning in Texas Regional Planning Groups analyze water supply needs on a 50-year planning horizon Municipalities, agriculture, industry, and power generation are all considered Each regional plan lists recommended water management strategies and their anticipated costs
14 State Water Plan by Year: 1961, 1968, 1984, 1990, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012, th Regional Water Planning Cycle underway ( )
15 Interactive State Water Plan TexasStateWaterPlan.org
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17 Financial Assistance Flexible programs to save you money today. Low interest loans for drinking water, wastewater, and flood control projects. Funds available for planning, design, new construction, repair work, and rehabilitation.
18 A Toolbox for Public Water Utilities Agricultural Water Conservation Loans/Grants (AG) Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) Economically Distressed Areas Program (EDAP) Rural Water Assistance Fund (RWAF) State Participation Program (SP) State Water Implementation Fund for Texas (SWIFT) Texas Water Development Fund (DFund)
19 How Can These Tools Work for You? AAA Bond Rating Funding to accommodate projects of all sizes Some projects qualify for combined funding through multiple programs All project phases are eligible for funding
20 Eligible Applicants Political Subdivisions Non-profit WSC s Investor-owned Utilities SWIFT CWSRF DWSRF EDAP RWAF SP DFund
21 Eligible Projects Water Supply Current Need Water Supply Future Need SWIFT CWSRF DWSRF EDAP RWAF SP DFund Water Treatment Water Transmission & Distribution Potable Reuse Wastewater Collection Wastewater Treatment Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Flood Control/ Stormwater Management
22 Financial Assistance Programs Handbook
23 State Revolving Fund (SRF) Programs Partially funded by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Subsidized financing Partial principal forgiveness available for certain project types Multi-year Commitment option
24 Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) Offers financing up to 155 basis points below the applicant s market interest rate Repayment terms up to 30 years Partial principal forgiveness available for Disadvantaged Communities and projects with Green components
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26 Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) Offers financing 125 basis points below the applicant s market interest rate Repayment terms up to 30 years Partial principal forgiveness available for Disadvantaged Communities, Very Small Systems, Urgent Need projects, and projects with Green components
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28 Primary SRF Program Requirements Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) Procurement Environmental Review Davis-Bacon prevailing wage rates American Iron & Steel
29 SRF Annual Funding Cycle Project Solicitation (Project Information Forms Submitted) TWDB and TCEQ Score Projects TWDB Publishes Draft Intended Use Plan (IUP) IUP Open for Public Review & Comment IUP Finalized and Approved TWDB Invites Entities from the IUP to Apply for Financing TWDB Reviews Applications and makes funding commitments Borrowers close on loans Or apply any time throughout the year if not seeking principal forgiveness
30 Eligible Projects Recommended Water Management Strategies in the state water plan Includes a wide range of water supply and conservation projects Financing Options Low-interest loans Deferred loans Board Participation Multi-year commitments
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32 SWIFT Funding Cycle Regional Water Plans Submit Abridged Application Application review and funding commitments TWDB Staff perform Prioritization & capacity modeling State Water Plan Invitation to submit full applications Applicants close on loans
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38 How to Get Started Team 1 Panhandle/West Regions: A/O/E/F Team 2 Brazos Regions: G/B Team 3 Northeast Regions: C/D Team 4 East Regions: H/I Team 5 Central Regions: J/K/L/P Team 6 South Regions: M/N CONTACT US! Lee Huntoon (512) Caaren Skrobarczyk (512) Luis Farias (512) Nancy Richards (512) Clay Schultz (512) Mireya Loewe (512)
39 Pre-Application Meetings
40 Team 4: East Texas Region Nancy Richards Manager James Bronikowski Sr. Review Engineer Mike Cook Review Engineer Jeff Dunsworth Review Engineer Lacey Bodnar Project Manager Laurie Shelton Project Manager Charles Nichols Financial Analyst Jean Devlin Environmental Review Annette Mass Attorney Scott Galaway Outreach Specialist (Houston) Sarah Backhouse Planner Lann Bookout Planner Mark Wyatt Program Administration Tom Entsminger State Programs Matthew Schmidt DWSRF Coordinator Mark Evans CWSRF Coordinator Rosario Flores DBE Coordinator
41 Scott Galaway, Outreach Specialist Texas Water Development Board Houston Field Office 3920 Cypress Creek Parkway, Suite 330 Houston, Texas Office:
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