Expanded Uses of Water Pollution Control Revolving Funds

Since the inception of the Clean Water State Revolving Fund program the EPA has been working with states to broaden the range of water quality project types and could and do receive financial assistance from the state water pollution control revolving funds. An important milestone in that effort was reached in 1996 when the EPA, in cooperation with the states, developed and issued the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Funding Framework. The "Framework" articulated guidance on actions that the states could take to significantly increase the flexibility that the states have to use their water pollution control revolving funds to finance worthwhile water quality projects. This page contains links to the Framework as well as to other guidance documents and publications that are especially relevant to the implementation of the Framework in Region 10.

Clean Water State Revolving Fund Funding Framework (5,000 KB file)

Regional Roles in Integrated Priority System Development (guidance on Integrated Priority setting systems)

Integrated Planning and Priority Setting Systems in the Clean Water Revolving Fund (Reference Tool) (1,970 KB file)

Financing Nonpoint Source Projects (guidance)

Financing Estuary Projects (guidance)

Financing Wetlands Projects (brochure)

Financing Watershed Protection

Financing Security Improvements with the Clean Water State Revolving Fund

Financing Security Improvements with the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

Federal Cross-cutting Authorities [The Clean Water State Revolving Fund Program regulations require that projects financed with funds directly made available from the EPA capitalization grants comply with a collection of Federal laws, regulations and Executive Orders. Many states require that all projects receiving assistance from their water pollution control revolving funds comply with these authorities.] Cross-cutting Authorities Links

Clean Water State Revolving Fund Funding Framework	(5,000 KB file)
Regional Roles in Integrated Priority System Development (guidance on Integrated Priority setting systems)
Integrated Planning and Priority Setting Systems in the Clean Water Revolving Fund (Reference Tool)	(1,970 KB file)
Financing Nonpoint Source Projects (guidance)
Financing Estuary Projects (guidance)
Financing Wetlands Projects (brochure)
Financing Watershed Protection
Financing Security Improvements with the Clean Water State Revolving Fund
Financing Security Improvements with the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund
Federal Cross-cutting Authorities [The Clean Water State Revolving Fund Program regulations require that projects financed with funds directly made available from the EPA capitalization grants comply with a collection of Federal laws, regulations and Executive Orders. Many states require that all projects receiving assistance from their water pollution control revolving funds comply with these authorities.]	Cross-cutting Authorities Links

Expanded Uses of Water Pollution Control Revolving Funds

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