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Council authorizes SRF loan cap for Pease wastewater rehabilitation, citing grant and forgiveness opportunities
Summary
The Portsmouth City Council authorized participation in the New Hampshire Clean Water State Revolving Fund for up to $25,128,000 for Pease wastewater treatment facility rehabilitation, citing additional state grant and principal forgiveness availability and the facility’s regulatory-driven needs.
The Portsmouth City Council on Feb. 18 authorized the city to participate in the New Hampshire Clean Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) program for up to $25,128,000 to cover costs related to rehabilitation of the Pease wastewater treatment facility and rescinded an earlier $20,000,000 authorization tied to the same project.
City Engineer Eric Fiedler briefed the council, saying the project evolved from an industrial-user capacity request into a primarily regulatory-driven upgrade that requires electrical and backbone infrastructure improvements. Fiedler said DES and…
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