Environmental Improvement Fund Reference Guide Alpha

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Reference Guide Alphabetical Index

Below is a reference guide that serves as a tool for our customers intending to apply for financial assistance from any of our loan programs.

The reference guide provides information, listed alphabetically by topic, on the steps and regulations to be followed from the early stages of the loan process through the closeout stage.

For a list of program specific material, select an EIF program link on the left.

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accounting (see financial management)
acronyms and abbreviations
administrative codes (see statutes and codes)
advantages of financing projects with the EIF
A/E agreements (see engineering contracts)
amendments
application contents - clean water fund program
application contents - land recycling loan program
application contents - safe drinking water loan program
authorized representative resolution

bids and construction contracts
bond regulations (see IRS Private Activity Bond Regulations)
bond swap

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capitalized interest (see unsewered projects)
change orders
closeouts
codes and statutes (see statutes and codes)
comfort resolution (see reimbursement resolution)
construction management
contracts (see engineering contracts)
cost eligibility (see eligibility index)
credit review and project affordability

deadlines
debt types
declaration of intent to reimburse (see reimbursement resolution)
definitions
disbursements (see request for disbursement)

easements (see land and easements)
eligibility index
for the Clean Water Fund Program
for the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program
engineering contracts
equipment replacement fund

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FAA amendments (see amendments)
FAA (financial assistance agreement)
financial assistance agreement (FAA) and loan closing process
financial management
financing options
force account
forms and publications
funding sources water and wastewater

hardship assistance
     hardship assistance calculation
     hardship calculation worksheets
     hardship assistance criteria
     hardship assistance deadlines
     hardship assistance funding list
     median household income

ineligible costs (see eligibility index)
interest rates
interim financing
intermunicipal agreements - clean water fund program
intermunicipal agreements - safe drinking water loan program
IRS private activity bond regulations
ITA (notice of intent to apply)

land and easments
loan closing process and financial assistance agreement (FAA)
loan repayment

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MBE/WBE/SBRA
     Agency Lists
     Definitions
     EPA's Fair Share Policy
     Rural-Urban Continuum Code
     Solicitation Guidance
median household income
minority business (see MBE/WBE/SBRA)
municipal statutes

notice of intent to apply

operation and maintenance manual - clean water fund program
ordinances (see user charge systems and sewer use ordinances)

payment requests (see request for disbursement)
parallel cost percentage
plan of operation
priority evaluation and ranking form (PERF)
private activity (IRS private activity bond regulations)
project managers
PSC (public service commission)

reimbursement resolution
repayment (see (see loan repayment)
replacement fund (see equipment replacement fund)
request for disbursement

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sewer use ordinances (and user charge systems)
small loans
small businesses in rural areas (see MBE/WBE/SBRA)
staff
statutes and codes
storm water projects

timeline for a typical project
two-thirds rule (see unsewered projects)

unsewered projects
project financing

user charge systems and sewer use ordinances

Wisconsin statutes (see statutes and codes)
women owned business (see MBE/WBE/SBRA)

EIF Reference Guide Disclaimer

This information is intended solely as guidance, and does not contain any mandatory requirements except where requirements are found in statute or administrative rule. This guidance does not establish or affect legal rights or obligations, and is not finally determinative of any of the issues addressed. This guidance cannot be relied upon and does not create any rights enforceable by any party in litigation with the State of Wisconsin or the Department of Natural Resources. Any regulatory decisions made by the Department of Natural Resources in any matter addressed by this guidance will be made by applying the governing statutes and administrative rules to the relevant facts.

Last Revised: Tuesday May 26 2009