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Texas Water Development Board SFY 2010 CWSRF IUP Solicitation Packet Project Information Form Name of Entity: City of Paris The principal project consists of one or more construction projects that are intended to address specific system conditions. The cost of the principal project must be greater than' 50% af the cost af all projects included on the Project I'nformation Form (see Section 9 for listing additional projects). If an entity has multiple principal projects, please submit individual forms for each principal project. Provide a brief description of the Principal Project including any proposed innovative or alternative technology to be used. If the project is a regional project, include all the names of the communities involved or WWTP service areas altered. Add additional sheets as necessary. If the project is a nonpoint source pollution control project, please identify the water body that will benefit from the project. Funds will be utilized for five (5) major sewer system projects to include: 1) Treatment - grit removal at the WWTP and equalization basin. 2) Phase II Master Planning. Planning for major improvements/new VWVTP. 3) Rehabilitation of 39 sewer lines in town. 4) Rehabilitation/replacement of 17 manholes, not on above lines. 5) Replace/rehabilitate four (4) lift stations. This work will greatly increase efficiency and reduce future maintenance costs. Section •A PROJECT Check the ONE category that best describes the principal project. A. Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion The permitted capaciry of a WWTP is being expanded or additional facilities are needed for more stringent limits. B. Sludge Treatment Capacity Expansion The project is primarily to expand the solids treatment and handling portion of a VWVfP. C. Facilities Rehabilitation The project is primarily to rehabilitate equipment (permit change not tequired) at an existing WW'TP, both wet and dry processes, or rehabilitate/replace an existing lift station (pecmit change not required). D. Collection System Rehabilitation/Overflow Control The project is primarily to manage excessive inflow/infiltration flows or exriltration and includes anyof the J following: collection system rehabilitation, relief lines, expansion of lift stations, construction of new lift stations, and expansion of the hydraulic capacity at a VW1ffP. E. Unserved Area Projects that involve extending service to populated areas of an existing developed community that are not served by a centralized collection system. Project primarily involves collector sewers as opposed to trunk sewers. • For an'isolated community that has no centralized system, a principal project may include the cost of the collection system, transmission lines, and construction of a VWVfP. • Far an area adjacent to an existing community with centralized wastewater collection and treatment service, the principal project may include the cost of the construction of the collection system and the transmission lines required to convey flow to treatment. F. Trunk Sewer, Diversion Projects where all or a portion of flow is diverted from an existing #acility to another existing or new VWVfP. The project could include diversion sewers, lift stations, and expansions or construction of a new WWTP. In these cases, the project will be scored on the basis of the WWTP that is being removed or relieved of flow. G. Trunk Sewer, Developing Area Projects primarily involve construction of trunk lines and tift stations to extend service to developing areas of a community. H. Reuse Projects to construct facilities to enable reuse of reclaimed wastewater for irrigation or other purposes. 1. Nonpoint Source Pallution Control/Estuary Management Project A project for managing nonpoint source pollution that is in accordance with the State of Texas 319 plan (Nonpoint Source Management Plan) or the State of Texas 320 plan (Estuary Management Plan). J. Other (Please describe below.) Form CW-007 (10/08) ~(U) 2 3 3 2