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Find similar grantsWell Water Abatement Program is sponsored by MaineHousing. Provides grants to eligible single-family homeowners or landlords for dwellings with private well water that shows evidence of high levels of contamination, focusing on health and safety related repairs.
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Well Water Abatement Program Well Water Abatement Program MaineHousing’s Well Water Abatement Program provides grants to eligible single-family homeowners or landlords for dwellings with four rental units or less with private well water that shows evidence of high levels of contamination.
Abatement is important to provide clean drinking water to lower-income household, especially those with children under 7 years of age or pregnant women who live or spend a considerable amount of time in the house.
Single-family homeowners whose income is at or below 120 percent of area median income (AMI) and whose private well water was tested within the last 12 months and indicates evidence of contaminants as determined by the Maine Centers for Disease Control. The house must be the primary residence and the applicant will need to show evidence of homeownership.
Applicants wishing to qualify for assistance may not have “liquid assets” in excess of $5,000. Applicants 60 years or older however, may have “liquid assets” up to a maximum of $50,000. Also, the Applicant may not have real estate in excess of that considered necessary and appropriate for their primary residence and the lot it occupies.
See Asset Requirements . Landlords whose income is at or below 120 percent of area median income (AMI) and whose private well water was tested within the last 12 months and indicates evidence of contaminants as determined by the Maine Centers for Disease Control. Eligible dwellings must have four units or less to qualify.
Grant disbursement will go directly to the vendor upon satisfactory completion and/or installation of remediation systems at the point of access to water or the point of water use. New point of access remediation system (maximum project grant of $15,000) New point of use remediation system (maximum project grant of $3,000) Ancillary water treatment systems to ensure performance of remediation. Post-abatement water test.
Eligible uses does NOT include replacement filters or system maintenance. Interested homeowners or landlords must complete an application and submit it and supporting documents to MaineHousing for processing. Upon completion of review and determination of eligible applicants, MaineHousing will contact a water purification vendor with applicant’s information.
Vendors will visit eligible homeowners, determine the best remediation option, and send recommendations to MaineHousing for review and approval. For more information, please review the program documents or contact: Application - Rental Properties Application - Non-Rental Properties Well Water Program Fact Sheet Well Water Program - Income Limits Well Water Program Asset Limits MaineHousing does not support or endorse external links.
26 Edison Drive, Augusta Maine 04330 (800) 452-4668 | (207) 626-4600 Fax: (207) 626-4678 | Maine Relay 711
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible single-family homeowners or landlords for dwellings with four rental units or less with private well water that shows evidence of high levels of contamination. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Well Water Abatement Program is funded by MaineHousing. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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