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Drinking Water State Revolving Fund | Safe Drinking Water Branch x To request language or accessibility for HDOH programs or public meetings, please contact the HDOH Non-Discrimination Coordinator, at (808) 586-4400 or email: [email protected] . Please allow sufficient time for HDOH to meet accommodation requests.
如欲針對在 HDOH 計劃或公開會議中提出語言或無障礙便利方面的要求，請聯絡 HDOH 非歧視協調員，致電 (808) 586-4400 或發送電子郵件至： [email protected] 。請為 HDOH 留出足夠的時間來滿足您的便利要求。 Ren eom kopwe tungor fosun fonu ika atotongeni ren HDOH programs kena ika mwichen aramas meinisin kena, kose mochen kori ewe HDOH Non-Discrimination Coordinator, non (808)586-4400 ika email: [email protected] . Kose mochen mut ngenitamenon fansoun ren an HDOH epwe tori anenian tungor kena.
No ke noi ‘ana i kōkua ma ka māhele ‘ōlelo a i ‘ole ka lawelawe kīnānā ‘ana no nā papa hana a ka HDOH a i ‘ole nā hālāwai no ka lehulehu, e kūkā me ka Luna Ho‘okae o ka HDOH ma ka helu (808) 586-4400 a i ‘ole e leka uila i ka [email protected] . E ‘ae aku i ka manawa lō‘ihi kūpono e ho‘oponopono ai ka HDOH i kāu noi.
Tapno agkiddaw ti lenggwahe wenno pannaka-access ti programa ti HDOH wenno pampubliko nga miting, pangaasim ta kontakem ti non-discrimination nga coordinator ti HDOH sadjay (808) 586-4400 wenno email: [email protected] . Pangaasim ta ipaayam tiHDOH ti undas a tiempo a mangasikaso dagiti kiddaw ti pagdagusan.
HDOHのプログラムまたはオープンな会議における言語やアクセシビリティのリクエストは、HDOH無差別コーディネーター（電話：(808) 586-4400、またはメール： [email protected] ）までご連絡ください。HDOHがご要望にお応えできるよう、十分な時間をお取りください。 HDOH 프로그램 또는 공개 회의에 대한 언어 지원 또는 장애인 편의를 요청하시려면 HDOH 차별금지 조정관에게 (808) 5864400으로 전화하거나 이메일( [email protected] )로 연락해 주십시오. HDOH에서 요청된 편의 사항을 마련할 수 있도록 충분한 시간을 주시기 바랍니다.
如需申请针对 HDOH 计划或公开会议的语言或无障碍服务，请致电 (808) 586-4400，或发送电子邮件至： : [email protected] 联系 HDOH 非歧视协调员。请留出足够的时间，以便 HDOH 有充足的时间来满足便利安排请求。 Ñan kajjitõk am maron bõk melele ikijen kajin ak lale melele ko ñan burokraam ko an HDOH ak kwelok ko aoleb armij remaron etal ñane, jouj im kebaak Rikõlaajrak eo ej lale Ejellok Kalijeklok an HDOH, ilo (808) 586-4400 ñe ejab email: [email protected] .
Jouj im lelok ien ñan an HDOH kõtõbrak kajjitõk ko ikijen mennin jibañ. Ina ia talosagaina le gagana po o le mauaina o polokalama o le HDOH po o fonotaga lautele, faamolemole faafesootai le Taitai Faamaopoopo o le HDOH e Le FaailogaLanu, i le (808) 586-4400 po o le imeli: [email protected] . Faamolemole ia faʻaavanoa se taimi talafeagai mo le HDOH e faataunuʻu ai ia talosaga.
Si desea solicitar servicios lingüísticos o accesibilidad para los programas o reuniones públicas del HDOH, contáctese con la coordinadora de actos de no discriminación del HDOH al (808) 586-4400 o por correo electrónico: [email protected] . Le pedimos que nosconceda tiempo suficiente para que el HDOH pueda satisfacer sus solicitudes de ayuda.
Para humiling ng wika o pagiging magagamit para sa mga programa o mga pampublikong pagpupulong ng HDOH, pakikontak ang Koordinador ng Walang Diskriminasyon ng HDOH, sa (808)586-4400 o mag-email sa: [email protected] . Mangyaring bigyan ngsapat na oras ang HDOH para makatugon sa mga kahilingan sa akomodasyon.
Ke kole ʻa e lea fakafonua pe lava ʻo ngāue ʻaki ʻa e ngaahi polokalama HDOH pe ngaahi fakataha fakapuleʻangá, kātaki ʻo fetuʻutaki ki he Kōʻotineita ʻIkai-Filifilimānako ʻa e HDOH, ʻi he (808) 586-4400 pe ʻīmeili: [email protected] . Kātaki ʻo ʻoange ha taimi feʻunga maʻá e HDOH ke fakakakao ʻa e ngaahi kole ki he nofoʻangá.
หากต้องการขอภาษาอื่นเพิ่มเติมหรือการเข้าถึงโปรแกรม HDOH หรือการประชุมสาธารณะ โปรดติดต่อผู้ประสานงานด้านการไม่เลือกปฏิบัติของ HDOH ที่หมายเลข (808) 586-4400 หรืออีเมล: [email protected] โปรดให้เวลาอย่างเพียงพอเพื่อให้ทาง HDOH สามารถตอบสนองต่อคาขอที่พ ักได้ Để yêu cầu ngôn ngữ hoặc quyền tiếp cận các chương trình HDOH hoặc các cuộc họp công khai, vui lòng liên hệ với Điều phối viên Phụ trách về Không phân biệt Đối xử của HDOH theo số (808)586-4400 hoặc gửi email tới: [email protected] .
Vui lòng choHDOH đủ thời gian để đáp ứng các yêu cầu về biện pháp trợ giúp đặc biệt. Aron mohangyo og pinulongan o access para sa mga programa sa HDOH o publikong mga miting, palihog kontaka ang HDOH Non-Discrimination Coordinator, sa (808) 586-4400 o pag-email sa: [email protected] . Palihog paghatag og igong panahon aron maatiman sa HDOH ang hangyo para sa akomodasyon.
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund The State of Hawaii, Drinking Water State Revolving Fund program was established by the 1997 State Legislature as the result of the 1996 Federal amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act. This program currently provides low interest loans to Hawaii’s regulated water systems for the construction of drinking water infrastructure projects.
These projects help achieve or maintain compliance with drinking water standards, protect public health and the environment. Drinking Water SRF Information Hawaii Administrative Rules Title 11 Chapter 65 Environmental States Revolving Funds DWSRF Eligibility Handbook (June 2017) DWSRF Checklist (also outlined below) For older versions, please contact the program.
SFY Intended Use Plan Project Priority List Annual Report Environmental Review Concurrence 2027 Draft IUP PPL 5/20/2026 2026 Final IUP , Amendment 1 PPL 10/30/2025 , PPL 02/10/2026 Posting Dec 2026 2025 Final IUP PPL 10/21/2024 Final AR ER Concurrences 2024 Final IUP , Amendment 1 PPL 8/3/2023 Final AR ER Concurrences 2023 Final IUP , Amendment 1 PPL 8/7/2022 , PPL 2/16/2023 Final AR ER Concurrences 2022 Final IUP , Amendment 1 PPL 5/14/2021 Final AR ER Concurrences Pre-Application Requirements Proposed Project for SRF Funding Form (Last Revised: 2/13/2023) Capacity Evaluation Checklist (for new applicants or borrowers that have not received an SRF loan in the last 5 years) Loan Application Form (updated October 2022) Resolution, Ordinance, or other Debt Authorization – a written approval which authorizes the DWSRF loan application Environmental Documents ( DWSRF Environmental Crosscutter Consultation Requirements ) Environmental Review Checklist Exemption Declaration and Environmental Assessment (EA) Review Checklist Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Review Checklist |.
pdf| Exempt Project Certification * Bonded contract(s) which must include: Selected Itemized Bid Tabulations Boilerplates for contracts (updated October 2022) American Iron and Steel (AIS) required language for construction contracts One-Page AIS Guidance 2020 EPA site for AIS information , including waivers EPA Forms and Other Federal Documents 5700-52a MBE/WBE Utilization Under Federal Grants, Cooperative Agreements, and Interagency Agreements SF 1445 Labor Standards Interview form Employee Rights Under the Davis-Bacon Act ( Davis-Bacon Poster ) Additional requirements * National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) Section 106 Review * Build America, Buy America (BABA) * |EPA website| Requirements during construction AIS/BABA Certification Letters Base Signage ( Guidance ) * Letter of Substantial Completion, or similar (once available) * not applicable to all loans, check with your DWSRF project manager to find out if this applies to you E-Mail: [email protected] Safe Drinking Water Branch Environmental Management Division Hawaii State Department of Health 2385 Waimano Home Road, Suite 110 Pearl City, Hawaii 96782-1400 Guidelines For Regulated Rain Catchment Systems in Hawaii New Source Report Process New Source Report Guidelines, 03/2026 Contaminants To Be Tested in All Reactivated Sources Of Drinking Water Contaminants To Be Tested, 07/31/2019 Certified / Approved Drinking Water Labs Public Notification Procedures For New Drinking Water Sources – UIC Significant Deficiency Fact Sheet Sanitary Survey Training Presentation Photo Documentation Policy Groundwater Under Direct Influence Groundwater Under Direct Influence Protocol Groundwater Under Direct Influence Criteria Compliance and Enforcement Compliance and Enforcement Chemical Monitoring (Phase II/Phase V) Contaminants To Be Tested With Initial Quarterly Monitoring For New Sources Certified / Approved Drinking Water Laboratories Maximum Contamination Levels (MCLs) Water Systems Operator Certification Consumer Confidence Report (CCR Rule) CCR Training Video (28:34) Annual CCR Certification Form CCR Rule Electronic Delivery Options – EPA Memo & Guidance CCR – Electronic Delivery Fact Sheet Revised Total Coliform Rule Revised Total Coliform Rule: A Quick Reference Guide RTCR Sample Siting Plan Template RTCR Fact Sheet: Monthly Monitoring Requirements RTCR Fact Sheet: Level 1 and Level 2 Assessments RTCR Level 1 Assessment Form RTCR Level 2 Assessment Form Level 2 Assessor Certification Application Total Coliform Rule Fact Sheet Groundwater Contamination Viewer (Maps) Contaminants to be Tested for Reactivation of Water Sources Annual Chlorine Proficiency / Performance Evaluation Certified / Approved Drinking Water Labs Groundwater Pollution Control Groundwater Pollution Control Section Underground Injection Control Program Groundwater Protection Program Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Source Water Protection Program Wellhead Protection – Financial Assistance Program (WHP-FAP) Water Infrastructure Improvements For Nation (WIIN) Act Section 2107 Public Water System Resources 2026 Hawaii Island Bacti calendar 2026 Kauai Bacti Calendar 2026 Oahu-Molokai-Lanai Bacti calendar About Us Program Directory Info Line 808-586-4400
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Hawaii's regulated Public Water Systems (water agencies). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows low-interest loans (specific amounts not detailed); Hawaii received $43,444,000 for FY 2025. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) (Hawaii) is funded by Hawaii State Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Hawaii. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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