NR 162.23(1)(a)11.b.b. Legal fees of an attorney that is not an on-staff municipal attorney, including costs of legal reviews of architectural, engineering, or construction contracts, user charge systems and sewer use ordinances, management plans, intermunicipal agreements, and legal work necessary for securing eligible permits. NR 162.23(1)(a)11.c.c. Service fees paid to a state or federal agency, except administrative fees paid annually along with principal and interest payments on a CWFP loan. NR 162.23(1)(a)12.12. ‘Groundwater monitoring.’ Installing groundwater monitoring equipment or facilities. NR 162.23(1)(a)13.13. ‘Insurance.’ Purchasing insurance necessary during construction of the scored project, including property, liability, builder’s risk, and construction insurance. NR 162.23(1)(a)15.15. ‘Land Acquisition.’ Acquiring land, including purchase cost and administrative and legal expenses if any of the following applies: NR 162.23(1)(a)15.a.a. The land is property on which the storm water treatment works or BMP will be located, including urban corridors needed to support integrated systems of a storm water treatment works or BMP for urban runoff. NR 162.23(1)(a)15.b.b. The land is the property on which individual systems are or will be located if the systems are publicly-owned and maintained. NR 162.23(1)(a)16.16. ‘Management plans.’ Developing a detailed management plan for a scored project. NR 162.23(1)(a)17.17. ‘Municipal staff, equipment, and materials.’ Municipal expenses incurred solely for the scored project and documented by the municipality as force account work, including any of the following: NR 162.23(1)(a)17.a.a. Salary and benefits of municipal employees, except elected officials or on-staff attorneys, for time spent working directly on the scored project. NR 162.23(1)(a)18.18. ‘Pretreatment or toxicity reduction.’ Developing a municipal pretreatment or toxicity reduction program and constructing facilities to be used by the storm water treatment works or BMP in the program, including monitoring equipment. NR 162.23(1)(a)19.19. ‘Professional services.’ Engineering, architectural, legal, and other professional services and fees, including any of the following: NR 162.23(1)(a)19.f.f. Gathering documents and information for, and completing, the CWFP financial assistance application, and other forms required for financial assistance. NR 162.23(1)(a)19.k.k. Preparing for and facilitating public education and participation opportunities. NR 162.23(1)(a)19.L.L. Travel, indirect costs, and labor included in contracts for services related to the scored project. NR 162.23(1)(a)19.m.m. Preparing a user charge system or an ordinance related to storm water management. NR 162.23(1)(a)19.p.p. Providing municipal advisor or bond counsel services related to loan closing or the issuance of bonds. NR 162.23(1)(a)19.r.r. Updating or upgrading storm water treatment works maps of the areas impacted by the scored project. NR 162.23(1)(a)19.t.t. Providing administration of activities related to Davis-Bacon and related acts or other wage requirements. NR 162.23(1)(a)19.u.u. Conducting research or energy audits for incorporation of energy and water efficiency and conservation into the planning and design of a project. NR 162.23(1)(a)20.20. ‘Project site.’ Construction-related work activities at the project site of a scored project, including any of the following: NR 162.23(1)(a)20.b.b. Relocating sanitary sewers or watermains if necessary for construction and replacing mains with the same size or required minimum size pipe if breakage from construction occurs. NR 162.23(1)(a)20.c.c. Erecting project and storm water treatment works or BMP identification signs. NR 162.23(1)(a)20.d.d. Preparing a site for construction, including surveying, staking, and grading. NR 162.23(1)(a)20.e.e. Restoring the construction site to original condition or upgrading the site to meet state and local requirements. NR 162.23(1)(a)20.f.f. Removing, relocating, or replacing utilities, providing temporary utilities, installing new utility equipment, or upgrading utilities, if the recipient is legally obligated to pay these costs. NR 162.23(1)(a)21.21. ‘Safety.’ Purchasing and installing safety equipment to be used in the operation and maintenance of the storm water treatment works or BMP. NR 162.23(1)(a)22.22. ‘Storm sewers that lead to treatment.’ Evaluation, new installation, replacement, and lining and other rehabilitation of storm water conveyance that leads to treatment. NR 162.23(1)(a)23.23. ‘Security.’ Purchasing and installing security equipment for the treatment works or BMP, including surveillance cameras, fencing, security alarms, and motion detectors, and conducting a vulnerability assessment if necessary for determining security needs. NR 162.23(1)(a)24.24. ‘Special assessment fees.’ Financial and legal costs associated with the process of preparing and implementing special assessments when the municipality is pledging special assessments as part of repayment of its CWFP loan. NR 162.23(1)(a)25.25. ‘Startup.’ Startup expenses for a storm water treatment works or BMP incurred solely because of the scored project, including costs for any of the following: NR 162.23(1)(a)26.26. ‘Storm sewers and other conveyance.’ Storm water conveyance that carries storm water runoff to an eligible treatment device or facility. NR 162.23(1)(a)27.27. ‘Street restoration.’ Restoring streets and rights-of-way, and repairing damage to items such as pavement, sidewalks, and sanitary sewers necessary as a result of construction of the scored project. Eligibility of costs may be prorated based on participation by one or more other funding sources, or on the percent of the project attributable to CWFP-eligible or project-specific activities. NR 162.23 NoteNote: Other funding sources that tend to participate in the types of projects that involve street restoration include the department of transportation, the community development block grant program, and the U.S. department of agriculture rural development community programs. Proration of costs can be due to the other funding source covering a portion of costs that would otherwise be eligible for CWFP funding or because some of the project costs are not eligible.
NR 162.23(1)(a)28.28. ‘Watermains.’ Relocating watermains if necessary for construction, and replacing watermains of the same size or required minimum size if breakage due to construction of a scored project occurs. NR 162.23(1)(b)(b) Eligible at market rate. Costs eligible for market interest rate financing of a scored project include any of the following: NR 162.23(1)(b)1.1. The cost for the flow from state and federal facilities if the flow from these facilities exceeds 5 percent of the total flow to a storm water treatment works or BMP. NR 162.23(1)(b)2.2. The cost of any portion of a project to correct violations of effluent limitations contained in a permit issued under ch. 283, Stats., or violations of performance standards. NR 162.23(1)(b)3.3. The cost for any portion of a project designed solely for flood control and not required to meet WPDES storm water permit requirements or performance standards. NR 162.23(1)(b)4.4. The cost for any portion of a storm water project that exclusively serves development not in existence as of the date of the application. These costs are eligible for funding only if the project furthers the local comprehensive planning goals identified in s. 1.13 (2), Stats., and, beginning January 1, 2010, is consistent with a comprehensive plan prepared pursuant to s. 66.1001, Stats. NR 162.23(1)(c)1.1. The amount of the costs described in par. (b) 1. to 4. is determined using a parallel cost percentage that is calculated as follows: NR 162.23(1)(c)1.b.b. Calculate a reduced capacity condition by subtracting the flows and loadings associated with par. (b) 1. to 4. from the total design capacity. NR 162.23(1)(c)1.d.d. Divide the cost of the reduced capacity condition by the costs of the total design capacity. PC = RC/DC
Where:
PC . . . is the parallel cost percentage expressed as a decimal.
RC . . . is the cost associated with the reduced capacity condition.
DC . . . is the cost associated with the total design capacity.
EM = (TP)(1–PC)
Where:
EM . . . is the amount of project costs eligible for market rate financing only.
TP . . . is the total project cost eligible for CWFP financing.
PC . . . is the parallel cost percentage expressed as a decimal.
NR 162.23(1)(c)3.3. If the department determines that the project includes other market rate costs as described in par. (b) 5., the amount of those costs shall be subtracted from the amount eligible for below–market rate financing and added to the amount of market rate costs calculated in subd. 2. NR 162.23 NoteNote: All questions relating to cost eligibility or allocation shall be resolved prior to the execution of the financial assistance agreement in accordance with s. NR 162.15. NR 162.23(2)(2) Ineligible costs. Costs for items and activities not directly associated with or not necessary for the construction or startup of a scored project are not eligible for financial assistance unless specifically approved by the department as necessary and reasonable for the efficient operation or integrity of the overall storm water treatment works or BMP. Ineligible items and activities include all of the following: NR 162.23(2)(a)(a) Allowances. Any allowance or contingency amounts built into a bid contract for nonspecific or ineligible items or activities. NR 162.23(2)(b)(b) Basin planning. Basin or areawide planning not related to the scored project. NR 162.23(2)(c)(c) BCPL ineligibles. For a project receiving interest rate subsidy under subch. IV, project costs determined to be ineligible for loan assistance from the BCPL. NR 162.23(2)(d)(d) Bonus payments. Bonus payments not legally required for completion of construction before a contractual completion date. NR 162.23(2)(e)(e) Buying capacity. Purchase cost of buying capacity in an existing storm water treatment works or BMP that is not being expanded. NR 162.23(2)(f)(f) Conflict of interest. Costs incurred in a contract that creates a real or apparent conflict of interest. An apparent conflict of interest arises when an official or employee of a recipient participates in the selection, award, or administration of a contract supported by the CWFP and any of the following conditions exist: NR 162.23(2)(f)1.1. The official or employee or the official’s or employee’s spouse has an ownership interest in the firm selected for the contract.
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