COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT ILLINOIS
BENEFIT FROM CDAP GRANTS
Gov. Jim Edgar brought a New Year's gift to 82
Illinois communities in early January when he announced $20.8 million in Community Development Assistance Program (CDAP) public facilities and design
engineering grants.
Thirty communities also were awarded a total of
$500,000 under the CDAP Planning Assistance Grant
program.
Edgar announced the grants at stops in Stonington,
Henry, Atkinson, Oregon, Carbondale, Mt. Carmel and
Equality. In Stonington, the Governor said, "Infrastructure improvements are crucial to both economic development and public health and safety. Yet small, rural
communities are often financially strapped to make
needed improvements to overloaded or unsafe water
and sewer systems. In many cases, communities are
even lacking sufficient funds to undertake the planning
studies necessary before such improvements can proceed.
"Although we cannot help every community that
applied, these grants will help dozens of communities
upgrade their infrastructure and better serve their residents."
CDAP grants are awarded by the Department of
Commerce and Community Affairs (DCCA) to units of
local government with populations of 50,000 or less that
are not located within one of the six large urban counties that receive funds directly from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The maximum grant available is $400,000. At least
51 percent of the project's beneficiaries must be people
with low or moderate incomes.
DCCA Director Jan M. Grayson said the competition for funds was intense. DCCA received applications
from 141 communities seeking more than $39.6 million
under the Public Facilities and Design Engineering
component. Thirty-nine communities submitted applications seeking more than $742,000 in Planning Assistance grants. Applications were carefully screened by
DCCA staffers to ensure that the projects addressing
the most critical needs were approved.
A list of communities receiving grants follows.
CDAP PUBLIC FACILITIES AND
DESIGN ENGINEERING GRANTS
Albion (Edwards)
Upgrade sewage plant ...............$ 386,275
Alexander County
Wastewater treatment design ......... 50,000
Andover (Henry)
New well and system upgrade ........ 119,250
Athens (Menard)
Replace water mains ................. 285,000
Atkinson (Henry)
Construct storm sewers............... 216,000
Belle Rive (Jefferson)
New water tower and lines ........... 390,000
Bellmont (Wabash)
New water tower and lines ........... 390,000
Benton (Franklin)
Replace sewage lagoon system ........ 100,000
Big Mound Township (Wayne)
Water system improvements .......... 182,000
Breese (Clinton)
Water system improvements .......... 210,000
Breese Township (Clinton)
Install water system .................. 187,676
Browns (Edwards)
Construct sewer system .............. 400,000
Bushnell (McDonough)
Replace sanitary sewer mains ......... 360,000
Cairo (Alexander)
Sewer system improvements .......... 340,000
Cambria (Williamson)
Extend sewer system................. 174,000
Carbondale (Jackson)
Improve spillway and dam ........... 380,000
Christopher (Franklin)
Water system improvements .......... 350,000
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Coffeen (Montgomery)
New water tower .................... 210,000
Coulterville (Randolph)
Water treatment improvements ....... 250,000
Creston (Ogle)
Sewer system design ................. 50,000
DuQuoin (Perry)
Extend sanitary sewer lines ........... 120,000
Earlville (LaSalle)
Sewer line extension ................. 85,000
East Dubuque (Jo Daviess)
New water main and pipes ........... 77,450
Eddyville (Pope)
Design new sanitary sewers ........... 50,000
Eldorado (Saline)
Replace storm sewer ................. 236,000
Equality (Gallatin)
Construct water lines................. 300,000
Erie (Whiteside)
Extend sanitary sewers ............... 380,000
Fayette County
Construct water system .............. 390,000
Flat Rock (Crawford)
New water system ................... 300,000
Forreston (Ogle)
New well and water tower............ 330,000
Genoa (DeKalb)
New storm and sewer lines ........... 300,000
German Valley (Stephenson)
Replace water tank .................. 147,000
Gladstone (Henderson)
Design new water system............. 50,000
Golconda (Pope)
Connect to water system ............. 394,000
Gorham(Jackson)
Renovate sanitary sewer .............. 60,000
Grayville (Edwards)
New well........................... 200,000
Hammond (Piatt)
Water treatment plant upgrade ........ 172,500
Hardin County
Design waterline system .............. 50,000
Harrisburg (Saline)
New sludge beds .................... 250,000
Henry (Marshall)
Sanitary sewer improvements ......... 390,000
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Hindsboro (Douglas)
Water treatment plant upgrade ........ 270,000
Illiopolis (Sangamon)
Water system improvements .......... 280,000
Johnson County
New water treatment plant ........... 390,000
Kewanee (Henry)
Water line replacement............... 300,000
Kinmundy (Marion)
New water system ................... 390,000
Kirkland (DeKalb)
Replace water tower and lines ........ 300,000
Latham (Logan)
Upgrade water distribution ........... 165,000
Liberty (Adams)
Extend water mains .................. 72,975
Macomb (McDonough)
Replace water mains ................. 380,000
Maiden (Bureau)
Water system improvements .......... 133,000
Marion (Williamson)
Culvert and tile replacement.......... 284,000
Maroa (Macon)
New sewer main lines ................ 250,000
Mendota (LaSalle)
Sewer treatment plant expansion ...... 389,500
Montgomery (Kane)
New sanitary sewers ................. 50,000
Morrisonville (Christian)
Upgrade water mains ................ 300,000
Mt. Carmel (Wabash)
New water wells .................... 300,000
Mt. Olive (Macoupin)
Replace water mains ................. 221,250
New Minden (Washington)
New treatment system ............... 400,000
North Utica (LaSalle)
Replace water distribution lines ....... 260,000
Onarga (Iroquois)
Water distribution upgrade ........... 180,000
Oreana (Macon)
Design sanitary sewer system ......... 50,000
Oregon (Ogle)
New well, pipes and mains ........... 370,000
Potomac (Vermilion)
New water lines ..................... 300,000
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Ransom (LaSalle)
New well and main .................. 390,000
Riverton (Sangamon)
New water tower.................... 320,000
Saline County
Extend waterlines ................... 325,000
Sandoval (Marion)
Replace sewer lift stations ............ 40,120
Shipman (Macoupin)
New water tank ..................... 219,000
Stonington (Christian)
New water treatment plant ........... 380,000
Thebes (Alexander)
Replace water treatment pumps ....... 13,725
Tilton (Vermilion)
Extend sanitary sewers ............... 400,000
Toledo (Cumberland)
Extend waterlines ................... 386,000
Toluca (Marshall)
Wastewater treatment upgrade ........ 350,000
Tuscola (Douglas)
New water tank and mains ........... 350,000
Union County
Water distribution upgrade ........... 300,000
Vandalia (Fayette)
Extend sanitary sewer ................ 380,000
Vienna (Johnson)
Sewer system upgrades............... 62,175
Wabash County
Extend water mains .................. 370,614
Warrensburg (Macon)
New storm sewers ................... 304,500
Warsaw (Hancock)
New water treatment facility.......... 400,000
West Salem (Edwards)
New sanitary sewers ................. 334,700
Zeigler (Franklin)
Relocate sanitary sewer main ......... 160,000
Total Public Facilities
and Design Engineering ................ $20,833,710
CDAP PLANNING ASSISTANCE
Alexander County
Develop ADA compliance plan .......$ 6,000
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Bond County
Sanitary sewer planning .............. 25,000
Brookport (Massac)
Study water distribution system ....... 12,000
Carlock (McLean)
Study inadequate water system........ 17,900
Champaign County (for Seymour)
Conduct water utility study ........... 15,000
Cumberland County
ADA accessibility study .............. 6,500
Danvers (McLean)
Study sanitary sewer system .......... 22,000
Downs (McLean)
Update sewer system plan ............ 15,500
Effingham County
ADA compliance planning ............ 14,000
Equality (Gallatin)
Conduct sewer planning study ........ 25,000
Farmer City (DeWitt)
Prepare water system plan ............ 24,300
Fayette County
ADA compliance planning ............ 14,000
Galva (Henry)
Water main computer mapping ....... 20,400
Gardner (Grundy)
Study sanitary sewer system .......... 25,000
Johnson County
ADA compliance planning ............ 6,000
Kewanee (Henry)
Water system computer mapping...... 24,500
Leiand (LaSalle)
Prepare sewer plans.................. 25,000
Lomax (Henderson)
Plan septic system improvements ...... 20,000
Marion County
ADA compliance planning ............ 6,300
Massac County
ADA compliance planning ............ 6,000
Mill Creek (Union)
Water system feasibility study ......... 20,000
Mounds (Pulaski)
Public facilities assessment............ 25,000
Ohiman (Montgomery)
Develop topographic map ............ 25,000
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Okawville (Washington)
Study alternative water sources........ 24,000
Pembroke Township (Kankakee)
System rehabilitation................. 5,000
Pulaski County
ADA compliance planning............ 6,000
Spring Valley (Bureau)
ADA accessibility study .............. 14,000
St. Anne (Kankakee)
Develop sewer master plan ........... 19,600
Union County
ADA compliance planning ............ 6,000
Wyanet(Bureau)
Plan wastewater treatment options..... 25,000
Total Planning Assistance ...............$ 500,000
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STATEMENT OF
OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION
(Act of August 12,1970;
Section 3685, Title 39, United States Code)
- Title of Publication: Illinois Municipal Review.
- Date of Filing: 1st October 1993.
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Springfield, Illinois 62701. (Sangamon County).
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Illinois 62701. (Sangamon County).
Editor: Thomas G. Fitzsimmons, 500 E. Capitol Ave., Springfield, Illinois
62701. (Sangamon County).
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