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DOPWIC Program Year 2017 Applicant Workshop

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Cuyahoga County Planning Commission
Cuyahoga County Planning Commission

This presentation was shown at workshops on August 18 and 22, 2016. http://www.countyplanning.us/services/grant-programs/state-capital-improvement-program/

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APPLICANT WORKSHOP AUGUST 22, 2016 DISTRICT ONE PUBLIC WORKS INTEGRATING COMMITTEE STATE CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM PROGRAM YEAR 2017
AGENDA •OPWC AND DOPWIC •FUNDING and ELIGIBILITY– SCIP, LTIP and RLP OVERVIEW • SCHEDULE •PROGRAM CHANGES •APPLICATION MATERIALS PY 2017 APPLICATION GUIDELINES •EVALUATION CRITERIA •PROJECT SELECTION AND RANKING PROCESS •OPWC PROCESS – SMALL GOVERNMENT AND EMERGENCY PROGRAMS SELECTION AND EVALUATION PROCESS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
• Finance Public Infrastructure Improvements • Ohio Public Works Commission • District Integrating Committees • Cuyahoga County – District 1 STATE CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM
DOPWIC ALLOCATION FUNDING PROGRAM ALLOCATION State Capital Improvement (SCIP) $17,027,000 Local Transportation Improvement (LTIP) $6,769,000 Revolving Loan (RLP) $4,467,000 TOTAL $28,263,000
SCIP FUNDING •GRANTS: $21.1 million • 85% of the SCIP Allocation - $14.4 million • 100 % of the LTIP Allocation - $6.7 million •LOANS: $6.9 million • 15% of the SCIP Allocation - $2.5 million • 0% Interest • Term based on useful life. •LOCAL DEBT SUPPORT: Grant to pay interest on debt issuance or cost of bond insurance. REVOLVING LOAN PROGRAM - $4.4m
SCIP and RLP ELIGIBILITY PROJECTS: • Roads, Bridges and Culverts • Sewers (Sanitary and Storm) • Water (Supply/Distribution) • Wastewater Treatment • Solid Waste Disposal APPLICANTS: • Counties • Cities • Villages • Townships • Sanitary Districts • Regional Water and Sewer Districts
SCIP and RLP ELIGIBILITY REQUESTS: Grants, Loans, Local Debt Support • Repair/Replacement Projects - up to 90% • New/Expansion Projects – up to 50% COSTS: • Acquisition of Right-of-Way and/or Easements • Engineering and Design • Construction • Equipment • Related Financing Costs: • Permits • Advertising • Legal
LTIP ELIGIBILITY APPLICANTS: • Counties • Cities • Villages • Townships PROJECTS: • Roads • Bridges • Culverts
LTIP ELIGIBILITY REQUESTS: Grants Only • Repair/Replacement Projects - up to 100% COSTS: • Acquisition of Right-of-Way and/or Easements • Engineering and Design • Construction • Equipment • Related Financing Costs: • Permits • Advertising • Legal
PY 2017 PROGRAM CHANGES 1. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT REPORTS – Not Required. 2. WATER /SEWER LATERALS – Eligible Infrastructure. 3. GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE - Eligible Appurtenance. 4. ECONOMIC HEALTH – County Sponsored Projects.
DISTRICT ONE INTEGRATING COMMITTEE • CUYAHOGA COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES 1. Mr. Michael Dever 2. Mr. David Marquard • CITY OF CLEVELAND REPRESENTATIVES 3. Ms. Valerie McCall 4. Mr. Matthew Spronz • SUBURBAN REPRESENTATIVES 5. Mayor John Licastro 6. Mayor Susan Renda • PRIVATE SECTOR REPRESENTATIVE 7. Ms. Debbie Berry, P.E.
ACTIVITY DATE Application Materials Available Monday, August 5, 2016 PY 2017 Application Deadline Friday, September 23, 2016 Preliminary Ranking Released Monday, November 21, 2016 Appeals Deadline Friday, December 2, 2016 DOPWIC Meeting – Final Project Selection Thursday, December 18, 2016 OPWC Deadline Recommendations February 28, 2017 OPWC Releases PY 2017 Awards July 1, 2017 All Dates Subject to Change DOPWIC PY2017 SCHEDULE
APPLICATION PACKAGE • DOCUMENTS - 3 1. OPWC Application for Financial Assistance 2. DOPWIC Application Supplement 3. Attachments – maps, photos, reports, etc. • FORMATS - 2 1. PDF: flash drive, compact disc; and/or email; 2. Paper: 2 typed copies: a signed original and a copy. Stapled or clipped.
OPWC APPLICATION
ATTACHMENTS • Certified Authorizing Legislation • Certification Of Local Match • Certification Of Loan Repayment (If Needed) • Detailed Engineer’s Estimate • Cooperation Agreement - Joint Project OPWC APPLICATION
DOPWIC APPLICATION SUPPLEMENT • Designed to Provide the Information Needed for the DOPWIC Evaluation. • Documents Used in the Evaluation of a Project: 1. OPWC Application; 2. DOPWIC Supplement; and 3. Other Documents
APPLICATION MATERIALS 1. Use SIMPLE CLEAR LANGUAGE 2. Be SPECIFIC and CONSISTENT 3. ASSUME the Review Team KNOWS NOTHING 4. READ the Manual 5. PROOFREAD the Application
PROJECT EVALUATION
EVALUATION CRITERIA INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION INFRASTRUCTURE AGE HEALTH/SAFETY NEEDS OTHER PROJECT FUNDING ABILITY AND EFFORT TO FINANCE LOAN INCENTIVE ECONOMIC HEALTH TOTAL 25 10 25 10 10 10 10 100 25 10 25 10 10 10 10 100 POINTS %CRITERIA
DOPWIC Program Year 2017 Applicant Workshop
PROJECT DESCRIPTION EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE  PROPOSED CHANGES The project area is the northwesterly corner of Olmsted Falls, which is the oldest section of town. Many homes in the area are well over 100 years old and during the last 20 years, the City has replaced the failing septic systems with sanitary sewers. This project is to sewer the last remaining area serviced by septic system. In addition to the sanitary sewer, sanitary manholes and sanitary connections, a storm sewer and a water main will be installed and two (2) existing WWTP’s will be abandoned and replaced with two (2) pump stations. Lastly, the pavement will be replaced and curbs and driveway aprons will be installed.
LOCATION MAP
DOPWIC Program Year 2017 Applicant Workshop
• Amount Of Deterioration That is Field Verified or Documented. • Does Not Include Capacity, Serviceability, or Health and Safety Welfare Issues. 25 Points INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION
☐ Failed Existing infrastructure is unsalvageable and complete reconstruction needed. ☐ Critical Major reconstruction is needed to maintain integrity. ☐ Poor Partial reconstruction/extensive rehabilitation is needed to maintain integrity. ☐ Fair Major rehabilitation needed to maintain integrity. ☐ Good Routine maintenance and periodic repairs required to maintain integrity. Assess the Condition of All Components of the Infrastructure to be Repaired or Replaced According to the Definitions in the Manual. INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION
ROAD  BRIDGE  CULVERT BRIDGE AND CULVERT General Appraisal Rating ROAD Pavement Condition and Structural Deduct SEWER  SEPTIC  WASTEWATER  WATER SANITARY SEWER Number Of Sewer Line Breaks Or Flooding Events SEPTIC SYSTEM Cuyahoga County Board Of Health Condition Rating STORM SEWER Number Of Sewer Line Breaks Or Flooding Events WASTEWATER TREATMENT Number Of NPDES Violations In Previous 10 Years. WATER SUPPLY Overall Break Rate Or C-factor. INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION
INFRASTRUCTURE AGE • ORC Mandated Criteria. • Original Construction Year. • Provide Year Of Last Improvement. • Describe Last Major Improvement. 10 Points
• ORC MANDATED CRITERIA. • Unsafe or Unhealthy Situation –Describe The Settings. • Without Supporting Evidence or Rationale – No/Low Score. HEALTH AND SAFETY 25 Points
• PROVIDE: • Number of Users (ADT -Certified Count) • DESCRIBE: • Safety or Health Deficiencies • Proposed Improvements HEALTH AND SAFETY
DOPWIC Program Year 2017 Applicant Workshop
DOPWIC Program Year 2017 Applicant Workshop
Line # Section 1.3 OTHER PUBLIC REVENUES c ODOT/FHWA PID: d USDA Rural Development: e OEPA / OWDA: f CDBG g Other: _______________________ TOTAL TOTAL Divided by Section 1.2 g • ORC Mandated Criteria. 10 Points P oi n OTHER PROJECT FUNDING
Line # Section 1.3 LOCAL RESOURCES a Local In-Kind or Force Account: b Local Revenues TOTAL TOTAL Divided by Section 1.2 g • ORC Mandated Criteria. 10 Points P oi ABILITY AND EFFORT
LOAN INCENTIVE CRITERIA • DOPWIC Criteria to Meet Loan Requirement 10 Points Line # Section 1.3 OPWC FUNDS j Grant ___% of OPWC Funds k Loan ____% of OPWC Funds Line k Divided by Section 1.2 g
ECONOMIC HEALTH 10 Points • Per Capita Income (PCI): 2010 – 2014 U.S. Census • PY2017 Breakpoint is $30,862 – Median of the 59 Communities. PCI POINTS <$20,000 10 $20,000 - $25,000 8 $25,000 – $30,861 6 $30,862 - $40,000 4 $40,000 - $50,000 2 $50,000> 1
PROJECT SELECTION PROCESS
PROJECT SELECTION PHASE 1 PROJECT EVALUATION (Staff review of all projects submitted)  POINTS AWARDED (Points entered into computer program)  PROJECT RANKING  PROJECT RANKING REVIEWED (Amount of Loans, Tie Scores)
PRELIMINARY PROJECT RANKING PUBLISHED  APPEALS SUBMITTED AND REVIEWED  REVISE PROJECT SCORES, IF NEEDED  REVISED RANKING PUBLISHED PROJECT SELECTION PHASE 2
PRELIMINARY RANKING PY 2017 Allocation + Contingency PRIMARY RECOMMENDATIONS Top-ranked projects with requests = $28m SECONDARY RECOMMENDATIONS (CONTINGENCY) Projects that would be funded if additional $ became available. PROJECTS NOT RECOMMENDED
APPEAL PROCESS • Appeals Deadline – December 2, 2016 • Appeals Posted on County Planning Website. • Staff Reviews – Revisions made, if needed. • Revised Preliminary Project Ranking posted.
PROJECT SELECTION PHASE 3 DOPWIC MEETING – December 18th  FINAL PROJECT RANKING SMALL GOVERNMENT RANKING  AWARD DETERMINATION (SCIP, LTIP, Loans, Contingency List, Small Government Recommendations)  DISTRICT PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO OPWC 
• OPWC Examines/Approves DOPWIC’S Proposal • Spring 2016 – OPWC Pre-Approval Letter • Project – Allowed to Design and Bid • July 1st – OPWC Funds Available. OHIO PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION
OPWC SMALL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM • $17.5 Million/Year • Grants and Loans • Distinct Criteria • 7 Applications Per District • 5 Primary + 2 Contingency
OPWC SMALL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM • Eligible Applicants: Villages and Townships with a population of less than 5,000. • DOPWIC Small Government Subcommittee: Reviews and selects small government projects not selected by DOPWIC for recommendation. • OPWC Small Government Commission: Reviews projects submitted statewide and selects project for funding.
OPWC SMALL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM • Applicants given 30-days to Enhance Applications • Meet OPWC Small Government Criteria • Project Selection in May • Agreements - July 1, 2017
OPWC EMERGENCY FUNDS • $3.5 Million/Year • Immediate Threat to Health And Safety – Such as a Natural Disaster • Not for Delayed Maintenance/Something Foreseen • Submitted Directly to OPWC • Director’s Discretion to Approve
Q&A
CONTACTS MS. CLAIRE KILBANE, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR CUYAHOGA COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION 2079 East 9th Street, Suite 5-300 Cleveland, OH 44115 (216) 443-3710 ckilbane@cuyahogacounty.us http://www.countyplanning.us/ MS. LINDA BAILIFF, PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR OHIO PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION 65 East State Street, Suite 312 Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 644-1823 linda.bailiff@pwc.state.oh.us http://www.pwc.state.oh.us/

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DOPWIC Program Year 2017 Applicant Workshop

  • 1. APPLICANT WORKSHOP AUGUST 22, 2016 DISTRICT ONE PUBLIC WORKS INTEGRATING COMMITTEE STATE CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM PROGRAM YEAR 2017
  • 2. AGENDA •OPWC AND DOPWIC •FUNDING and ELIGIBILITY– SCIP, LTIP and RLP OVERVIEW • SCHEDULE •PROGRAM CHANGES •APPLICATION MATERIALS PY 2017 APPLICATION GUIDELINES •EVALUATION CRITERIA •PROJECT SELECTION AND RANKING PROCESS •OPWC PROCESS – SMALL GOVERNMENT AND EMERGENCY PROGRAMS SELECTION AND EVALUATION PROCESS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
  • 3. • Finance Public Infrastructure Improvements • Ohio Public Works Commission • District Integrating Committees • Cuyahoga County – District 1 STATE CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM
  • 4. DOPWIC ALLOCATION FUNDING PROGRAM ALLOCATION State Capital Improvement (SCIP) $17,027,000 Local Transportation Improvement (LTIP) $6,769,000 Revolving Loan (RLP) $4,467,000 TOTAL $28,263,000
  • 5. SCIP FUNDING •GRANTS: $21.1 million • 85% of the SCIP Allocation - $14.4 million • 100 % of the LTIP Allocation - $6.7 million •LOANS: $6.9 million • 15% of the SCIP Allocation - $2.5 million • 0% Interest • Term based on useful life. •LOCAL DEBT SUPPORT: Grant to pay interest on debt issuance or cost of bond insurance. REVOLVING LOAN PROGRAM - $4.4m
  • 6. SCIP and RLP ELIGIBILITY PROJECTS: • Roads, Bridges and Culverts • Sewers (Sanitary and Storm) • Water (Supply/Distribution) • Wastewater Treatment • Solid Waste Disposal APPLICANTS: • Counties • Cities • Villages • Townships • Sanitary Districts • Regional Water and Sewer Districts
  • 7. SCIP and RLP ELIGIBILITY REQUESTS: Grants, Loans, Local Debt Support • Repair/Replacement Projects - up to 90% • New/Expansion Projects – up to 50% COSTS: • Acquisition of Right-of-Way and/or Easements • Engineering and Design • Construction • Equipment • Related Financing Costs: • Permits • Advertising • Legal
  • 8. LTIP ELIGIBILITY APPLICANTS: • Counties • Cities • Villages • Townships PROJECTS: • Roads • Bridges • Culverts
  • 9. LTIP ELIGIBILITY REQUESTS: Grants Only • Repair/Replacement Projects - up to 100% COSTS: • Acquisition of Right-of-Way and/or Easements • Engineering and Design • Construction • Equipment • Related Financing Costs: • Permits • Advertising • Legal
  • 10. PY 2017 PROGRAM CHANGES 1. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT REPORTS – Not Required. 2. WATER /SEWER LATERALS – Eligible Infrastructure. 3. GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE - Eligible Appurtenance. 4. ECONOMIC HEALTH – County Sponsored Projects.
  • 11. DISTRICT ONE INTEGRATING COMMITTEE • CUYAHOGA COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES 1. Mr. Michael Dever 2. Mr. David Marquard • CITY OF CLEVELAND REPRESENTATIVES 3. Ms. Valerie McCall 4. Mr. Matthew Spronz • SUBURBAN REPRESENTATIVES 5. Mayor John Licastro 6. Mayor Susan Renda • PRIVATE SECTOR REPRESENTATIVE 7. Ms. Debbie Berry, P.E.
  • 12. ACTIVITY DATE Application Materials Available Monday, August 5, 2016 PY 2017 Application Deadline Friday, September 23, 2016 Preliminary Ranking Released Monday, November 21, 2016 Appeals Deadline Friday, December 2, 2016 DOPWIC Meeting – Final Project Selection Thursday, December 18, 2016 OPWC Deadline Recommendations February 28, 2017 OPWC Releases PY 2017 Awards July 1, 2017 All Dates Subject to Change DOPWIC PY2017 SCHEDULE
  • 13. APPLICATION PACKAGE • DOCUMENTS - 3 1. OPWC Application for Financial Assistance 2. DOPWIC Application Supplement 3. Attachments – maps, photos, reports, etc. • FORMATS - 2 1. PDF: flash drive, compact disc; and/or email; 2. Paper: 2 typed copies: a signed original and a copy. Stapled or clipped.
  • 15. ATTACHMENTS • Certified Authorizing Legislation • Certification Of Local Match • Certification Of Loan Repayment (If Needed) • Detailed Engineer’s Estimate • Cooperation Agreement - Joint Project OPWC APPLICATION
  • 16. DOPWIC APPLICATION SUPPLEMENT • Designed to Provide the Information Needed for the DOPWIC Evaluation. • Documents Used in the Evaluation of a Project: 1. OPWC Application; 2. DOPWIC Supplement; and 3. Other Documents
  • 17. APPLICATION MATERIALS 1. Use SIMPLE CLEAR LANGUAGE 2. Be SPECIFIC and CONSISTENT 3. ASSUME the Review Team KNOWS NOTHING 4. READ the Manual 5. PROOFREAD the Application
  • 19. EVALUATION CRITERIA INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION INFRASTRUCTURE AGE HEALTH/SAFETY NEEDS OTHER PROJECT FUNDING ABILITY AND EFFORT TO FINANCE LOAN INCENTIVE ECONOMIC HEALTH TOTAL 25 10 25 10 10 10 10 100 25 10 25 10 10 10 10 100 POINTS %CRITERIA
  • 21. PROJECT DESCRIPTION EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE  PROPOSED CHANGES The project area is the northwesterly corner of Olmsted Falls, which is the oldest section of town. Many homes in the area are well over 100 years old and during the last 20 years, the City has replaced the failing septic systems with sanitary sewers. This project is to sewer the last remaining area serviced by septic system. In addition to the sanitary sewer, sanitary manholes and sanitary connections, a storm sewer and a water main will be installed and two (2) existing WWTP’s will be abandoned and replaced with two (2) pump stations. Lastly, the pavement will be replaced and curbs and driveway aprons will be installed.
  • 24. • Amount Of Deterioration That is Field Verified or Documented. • Does Not Include Capacity, Serviceability, or Health and Safety Welfare Issues. 25 Points INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION
  • 25. ☐ Failed Existing infrastructure is unsalvageable and complete reconstruction needed. ☐ Critical Major reconstruction is needed to maintain integrity. ☐ Poor Partial reconstruction/extensive rehabilitation is needed to maintain integrity. ☐ Fair Major rehabilitation needed to maintain integrity. ☐ Good Routine maintenance and periodic repairs required to maintain integrity. Assess the Condition of All Components of the Infrastructure to be Repaired or Replaced According to the Definitions in the Manual. INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION
  • 26. ROAD  BRIDGE  CULVERT BRIDGE AND CULVERT General Appraisal Rating ROAD Pavement Condition and Structural Deduct SEWER  SEPTIC  WASTEWATER  WATER SANITARY SEWER Number Of Sewer Line Breaks Or Flooding Events SEPTIC SYSTEM Cuyahoga County Board Of Health Condition Rating STORM SEWER Number Of Sewer Line Breaks Or Flooding Events WASTEWATER TREATMENT Number Of NPDES Violations In Previous 10 Years. WATER SUPPLY Overall Break Rate Or C-factor. INFRASTRUCTURE CONDITION
  • 27. INFRASTRUCTURE AGE • ORC Mandated Criteria. • Original Construction Year. • Provide Year Of Last Improvement. • Describe Last Major Improvement. 10 Points
  • 28. • ORC MANDATED CRITERIA. • Unsafe or Unhealthy Situation –Describe The Settings. • Without Supporting Evidence or Rationale – No/Low Score. HEALTH AND SAFETY 25 Points
  • 29. • PROVIDE: • Number of Users (ADT -Certified Count) • DESCRIBE: • Safety or Health Deficiencies • Proposed Improvements HEALTH AND SAFETY
  • 32. Line # Section 1.3 OTHER PUBLIC REVENUES c ODOT/FHWA PID: d USDA Rural Development: e OEPA / OWDA: f CDBG g Other: _______________________ TOTAL TOTAL Divided by Section 1.2 g • ORC Mandated Criteria. 10 Points P oi n OTHER PROJECT FUNDING
  • 33. Line # Section 1.3 LOCAL RESOURCES a Local In-Kind or Force Account: b Local Revenues TOTAL TOTAL Divided by Section 1.2 g • ORC Mandated Criteria. 10 Points P oi ABILITY AND EFFORT
  • 34. LOAN INCENTIVE CRITERIA • DOPWIC Criteria to Meet Loan Requirement 10 Points Line # Section 1.3 OPWC FUNDS j Grant ___% of OPWC Funds k Loan ____% of OPWC Funds Line k Divided by Section 1.2 g
  • 35. ECONOMIC HEALTH 10 Points • Per Capita Income (PCI): 2010 – 2014 U.S. Census • PY2017 Breakpoint is $30,862 – Median of the 59 Communities. PCI POINTS <$20,000 10 $20,000 - $25,000 8 $25,000 – $30,861 6 $30,862 - $40,000 4 $40,000 - $50,000 2 $50,000> 1
  • 37. PROJECT SELECTION PHASE 1 PROJECT EVALUATION (Staff review of all projects submitted)  POINTS AWARDED (Points entered into computer program)  PROJECT RANKING  PROJECT RANKING REVIEWED (Amount of Loans, Tie Scores)
  • 38. PRELIMINARY PROJECT RANKING PUBLISHED  APPEALS SUBMITTED AND REVIEWED  REVISE PROJECT SCORES, IF NEEDED  REVISED RANKING PUBLISHED PROJECT SELECTION PHASE 2
  • 39. PRELIMINARY RANKING PY 2017 Allocation + Contingency PRIMARY RECOMMENDATIONS Top-ranked projects with requests = $28m SECONDARY RECOMMENDATIONS (CONTINGENCY) Projects that would be funded if additional $ became available. PROJECTS NOT RECOMMENDED
  • 40. APPEAL PROCESS • Appeals Deadline – December 2, 2016 • Appeals Posted on County Planning Website. • Staff Reviews – Revisions made, if needed. • Revised Preliminary Project Ranking posted.
  • 41. PROJECT SELECTION PHASE 3 DOPWIC MEETING – December 18th  FINAL PROJECT RANKING SMALL GOVERNMENT RANKING  AWARD DETERMINATION (SCIP, LTIP, Loans, Contingency List, Small Government Recommendations)  DISTRICT PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO OPWC 
  • 42. • OPWC Examines/Approves DOPWIC’S Proposal • Spring 2016 – OPWC Pre-Approval Letter • Project – Allowed to Design and Bid • July 1st – OPWC Funds Available. OHIO PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION
  • 43. OPWC SMALL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM • $17.5 Million/Year • Grants and Loans • Distinct Criteria • 7 Applications Per District • 5 Primary + 2 Contingency
  • 44. OPWC SMALL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM • Eligible Applicants: Villages and Townships with a population of less than 5,000. • DOPWIC Small Government Subcommittee: Reviews and selects small government projects not selected by DOPWIC for recommendation. • OPWC Small Government Commission: Reviews projects submitted statewide and selects project for funding.
  • 45. OPWC SMALL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM • Applicants given 30-days to Enhance Applications • Meet OPWC Small Government Criteria • Project Selection in May • Agreements - July 1, 2017
  • 46. OPWC EMERGENCY FUNDS • $3.5 Million/Year • Immediate Threat to Health And Safety – Such as a Natural Disaster • Not for Delayed Maintenance/Something Foreseen • Submitted Directly to OPWC • Director’s Discretion to Approve
  • 47. Q&A
  • 48. CONTACTS MS. CLAIRE KILBANE, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR CUYAHOGA COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION 2079 East 9th Street, Suite 5-300 Cleveland, OH 44115 (216) 443-3710 ckilbane@cuyahogacounty.us http://www.countyplanning.us/ MS. LINDA BAILIFF, PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR OHIO PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION 65 East State Street, Suite 312 Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 644-1823 linda.bailiff@pwc.state.oh.us http://www.pwc.state.oh.us/