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Ohio Public Works Commission District 19

Ohio Public Works Commission District 19. OPWC Infrastructure Program. State Capital Improvement Program (SCIP) Revenues from State Bonds to support Debt State issues up to $120,000,000 annually

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Ohio Public Works Commission District 19

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  1. Ohio Public Works CommissionDistrict 19

  2. OPWC Infrastructure Program State Capital Improvement Program (SCIP) • Revenues from State Bonds to support Debt • State issues up to $120,000,000 annually • Eligible projects include Roads, Bridges, Culverts, Storm Water, Sanitary Sewer Collection, Water Distribution, Waste Water Treatment Local Transportation Improvement Program (LTIP) • Revenues from a portion of $0.28 State Gas Tax • Program receives 6.7% of the State Highway Fund • Eligible projects include Roads, Bridges & Culverts

  3. OPWC Infrastructure Program Applying for Funding • Eligible agencies include Counties, Cities, Villages, Townships and Sanitary/Water Districts (SCIP only) • Subdivisions apply directly to the District 19 Public Works Integrating Committee • Applications are evaluated and scored according to a locally developed methodology based on criteria from the Ohio Revised Code • A Prioritized list is sent to OPWC from the District where it is reviewed and ultimately approved.

  4. http://www.pwc.state.oh.us/

  5. Selection Criteria • Needs of the District (size of facility) • Age and Condition • Health and Safety • Local Match • Readiness to Proceed

  6. DISTRICT 19 PUBLIC WORKS INTEGRATING COMMITTEE OF STARK COUNTY PROGRAM YEAR 2013 SCHEDULE JUNE 29, 2012 Applications made available to all political subdivisions. JULY 18, 2012 Infrastructure and Public Facility Application Workshop. SEPTEMBER 14, 2012 Completed infrastructure applications due at SCRPC offices. NOVEMBER 15, 2012 District 19 Committee meeting. JULY 1, 2013 Funds available for Program Year 2013 approved projects.

  7. District 19OPWC Infrastructure Program Program Year 2013 Estimated Allocations State Capital Improvement Program (SCIP) $4,396,000 (Minimum Loan/Credit Enhancement - $879,200) Local Transportation Improvement (LTIP) $1,843,000 Revolving Loan Program $ 712,000 TOTAL $ 6,951,000

  8. Emergency Funds Preservation of health, safety, & welfare Maximum of $3 million per year Contact OPWC directly Small Government Communities with <5,000 population $15 million state-wide District submits up to 5 applications Small Government Commission makes recommendation to OPWC Other SCIP Funds

  9. Cleveland/Mt. Pleasant TOTAL – $1,285,650 Safety - $681,300 OPWC - $604,350

  10. District 19 Contacts Jeff Dotson, District Administrator (330) 451-7402 jgdotson@co.stark.oh.us Linda Bailiff, Program Rep., OPWC (614) 644-1823 Linda.Bailiff@pwc.state.oh.us

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