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South Dakota Water and Waste Funding - Solid Waste Management Program Funding Solid Waste Management Program Funding The Solid Waste Management Program was established in 1992 to provide funding for solid waste disposal, recycling, and waste tire projects. The program is supported by the following funding sources: a $0. 75 per ton landfill surcharge on municipal solid waste, a $0.
25 per tire vehicle registration fee and principal and interest payments from past solid waste loans. SDCL 34A-6-85 provides that the board shall provide a grant or loan preference for recycling projects. The Legislature appropriates the dedicated solid waste funds annually through the Governor's Omnibus bill.
Eligible applicants include individuals, partnerships, limited liability companies, corporations, counties, cooperatives, municipalities, regional or state-wide planning agencies, federally recognized Indian tribes, or special purpose districts that have the authority to construct or operate solid waste, waste tire, or recycling facilities.
Applications must be postmarked or received at the department on or before the first day of January, April, July, or October. The department will notify applicants of the date for the Board of Water and Natural Resources meeting at which applications will be considered by the board. Board meeting dates are available on the SD Boards and Commissions.
The Board of Water and Natural Resources is authorized to provide funding in the form of a grant, loan, or a combination of both to qualifying applicants under the Solid Waste Management Program. The board may award less than the amount requested in the application or convert grant requests to loan or convert loan requests to grant funding.
Funding decisions are based on the following criteria: Compliance with applicable permits and regulations; Regionalization or consolidation of facilities; and A grantee must provide a minimum 20 percent share of the total proposal cost. Matching funds may include public or private direct contributions, loans from private or public sources including state and federal agencies, and federal grants.
In-kind contributions may also be considered as matching funds. Applications must be completed fully and meet minimum program requirements before being presented to the Board of Water and Natural Resources. Projects should address one of the following: Solid Waste Management Hierarchy in descending order of preference as outlined in SDCL 34A-6-1.
2 . Volume reduction at the source; Use for energy production; Disposal in landfill or combustion for volume reduction; Potential cost savings, public health, or environmental benefits in solid waste management. To assist in meeting the requirements the application includes a checklist.
Solid Waste Management Program Applications Applications must be completed fully and meet minimum program requirements before being presented to the Board of Water and Natural Resources. Applications are available by downloading a copy of the application form . For your convenience, the application includes a checklist of the items that must be included in the application.
Rules and regulations concerning the Solid Waste Management Program may be found in the Administrative Rules of South Dakota 74:05:10 .
Department of Environment and Natural Resources Water and Waste Funding Program Pierre, South Dakota 57501 Environmental Funding Resources Submitted Funding Applications September 25, 2025 Interest Rates 2021 Average Annual Unemployment Statistics 2020 MHI 5-Year Estimates SRF General Conditions (June 2025) (PDF) SRF General Conditions with BABAA (June 2025) (PDF) 2026 Clean Water SRF IUP and BIL Addendum Amendment 3 (PDF) 2026 Drinking Water SRF IUP and BIL Addendum Amendment 3 (PDF) 2025 Clean Water SRF IUP Amendment 5 (PDF) 2025 Drinking Water SRF IUP Amendment 4 (PDF) 2026 State Water Plan (PDF) 2025 State Water Annual Report (PDF) Water & Waste Funding Forms Capacity Assessment Worksheets for Public Water Systems (PDF) State Water Plan Application (PDF) Drinking Water Facilities Funding Application (PDF) Sanitary/Storm Sewer Facilities Funding Application (PDF) Solid Waste Management Program Application (PDF) Small Water Facilities Funding Application (PDF) State Water Resources Management System (SWRMS) Application (PDF) Watershed Restoration Project Funding Application (PDF) Small Community Planning Grant Application (PDF) SRF Interim Financing Application (PDF) Environmental Funding Program Reimbursement Request (Excel) State Revolving Fund Loan Reimbursement Request (Excel) Planning District Payment Request Form (PDF) WHAT CAN WE HELP YOU FIND?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments and nonprofit organizations in South Dakota. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Solid Waste Management Program is funded by South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in South Dakota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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