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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

Division of Water Quality Projects—SRLF

 


Recovery.govThe Utah Department of Environmental Quality receives stimulus funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The current status of the established projects can be viewed in the following tables:


Division of Water Quality Projects—SRLF

The Utah Division of Water Quality has established the following ARRA projects:

Recipient Project
Description
Total
Award
Green
Portion
Contract
Awarded
Kearns Improvement District Relocation of sewer lines from back yards to public rights-of-way.
$5,025,000
0
No
Ogden City Restore channel of Ogden River.
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
No
Orem City Upgrade city's wastewater treatment plant to enhance the removal of nutrients, improve energy efficiency and provide bio-solids.
$11,889,000
$2,830,000
No
Parowan City  
$512,000
$75,420
No
Price City Replacement of failing and inadequate sewer lines.
$1,729,000
0
No
Roosevelt City Rehabilitate sewer lagoons and replace irrigation pumps irrigation pivots and building to allow for disposal of treated wastewater.
$2,882,000
$2,782,000
No
Salt Lake City Replace covers on bio-solids digesters to recover energy and improve safety.
$6,920,000
$6,920,000
No
Salt Lake City Corporation Restore channel and remove sediment from the Jordan River.
$577,500
$577,500
No
Salt Lake County Flood Control Restore channel and remove sediment from the Jordan River.
$484,200
$484,200
No
Snyderville Basin Water Resources District Remove sediment and phosphorus.
$300,000
$300,000
No
Stockton Town Construction of a new collection system and treatment facility to replace septic tanks.
$10,764,000
$0
No
Utah State University/Logan City Reduce phosphorus in Logan's wastewater lagoons by harvesting algae, converting it to biofuel and using fuel in city garbage trucks.
$500,000
$500,000
No
Wildlife Resources Stream restoration and remove phosphorus from Sevier River.
$206,000
$206,000
No
Total Cost 
$42,788,700
$15,675,120
 
 
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Division of Water Quality Projects—604 b

 

Recipient Location Project Description Cost
Division of Water Quality State-Wide Develop a State-Wide stormwater management plan.  Work will be contracted out.
$38,405
Division of Water Quality State-Wide Develop a Statewide Monitoring Council and Citizen Monitoring Program.  Work will be completed by a temporary employee in DWQ.
$75,000
Division of Water Quality Logan Cutler Reservoir TMDL development.  Work will be contracted out.
$72,295
Division of Water Quality Salt Lake and Davis Counties Develop a wetland assessment framework for the Great Salt Lake.
$23,000
Total Cost 
$208,700

 

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Revised: November 3, 2009