Fletcher Subdivision Drainage Improvement Phase I

Install storm water collection tile in the northwestern streets in Fletcher’s Subdivision

Bangor Township, Bay County

5/1/2009

8/1/2009

Yes

160,700.00

Yes

MTA

(517) 552-8464

Fletcher Subdivision Drainage Improvement Phase II

Install storm water collection tile in the remaining streets in Fletcher’s Subdivision

Bangor Township, Bay County

5/1/2009

8/1/2009

Yes

265,000.00

Yes

MTA

(517) 552-8464

Gary and Erie St. Water Main Improvement

Extending 450 feet of new 12-inch PVC water main from the existing Bay County Civic Area, located on Shrestha Drive, eastward across the Huron and Eastern Railroad and along the existing Gary Street right-of-way to the intersection of Gary and Chilson Streets. Additional 1,500 feet of 8-inch PVC water main will be installed along Gary and Erie Streets.

Bangor Township, Bay County

5/1/2009

8/1/2009

Yes

284,000.00

Yes

MTA

(517) 552-8464

Euclid Ave. - Beaver Rd. to Tobico Beach Water Main

Replacing 2,600 lineal feet of aged and/or undersized existing water mains with a 12-inch PVC water main. The new main will extend from the existing 24-inch main at Beaver Road northward along North Euclid Avenue to Tobico Beach Road where it will be connected to an existing 10-inch water main. An existing 8-inch water main at Killarney Beach Road and approximately five existing 1-inch water services will also be reconnected.

Bangor Township, Bay County

5/1/2009

8/1/2009

Yes

307,950.00

Yes

MTA

(517) 552-8464

Hidden Road to Lupine Dr. Water Main Loop

Install 700 feet of new 8-inch water main from the end of Hidden Road to Lupine Drive. Which will loop the water system to improve water quality and fire flows.

Bangor Township, Bay County

5/1/2009

8/1/2009

Yes

58,800.00

Yes

MTA

906-228-6220 ext. 103

Win-Kae Place Road Reconstruction

Remove approximately 900 feet and a width of 31 feet from back-of-curb to back-of-curb of existing concrete pavement and subbase and replaced with a new bituminous pavement section consisting of 12 inches of sand subbase, 6 inches of aggregate base, and 3 inches of bituminous pavement. With minor curb and gutter replacement, and approximately 280 lineal feet of the existing storm sewer improvement.

Bangor Township, Bay County

5/1/2009

8/1/2009

Yes

177,000.00

Yes

MTA

906-228-6220 ext. 103

Road Improvement

C-48 upgrade to Class A Road

Upgrade portion of main trunk line east to west within the township, connecting to adjacent city. Upgrade to establish Class A standards for purpose of job development and retention. Currently, businesses must travel an additional 23 miles to deliver goods & services during the spring load limit season. The top three employers within the local village are transportation based employers.

Banks Township, Antrim County

9-May

9-Sep

yes

Infrastructure and Economic Development

Yes

$750,000

None

Yes

Restricted Millage Generated

Yes

MTA

906-228-6220 ext. 103

Township Hall Insulation

Historic Township Building, built in 1930's with WPA funds, no insulation when constructed, lacks energy efficiency. Windows have been changed within 20 years to more energy efficient. Seeking funds to thoroughly insulate historic building to modern standards.

Banks Township, Antrim County

9-May

9-Jul

yes

Energy and Natural Resources

none

$20,000

None

Yes

No, township general fund

Yes

MTA

(810) 385-4489

Township Hall Lighting

Historic Township Building, built in 1930's with WPA funds, lacks energy efficiency lighting. Building lighting currently consists of 10 300W lamps in the ceiling to illuminate a large auditorium. Seeking funds to replace existing with new energy efficient lighting fixtures.

Banks Township, Antrim County

9-May

9-Jul

yes

Energy and Natural Resources

none

$8,000

None

Yes

No, township general fund

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Township Hall Heating & Cooling Upgrade

Historic Township Building, built in 1930's with WPA funds, needs more energy efficient heating and cooling systems. Currently using 3 furnaces with LP fuel to heat the building. Desire to replace with geothermal heating/cooling units.

Banks Township, Antrim County

9-Jun

9-Oct

yes

Energy and Natural Resources

none

40,000

None

Yes

No, township general fund

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

New Street Lighting in rural village of Atwood

Atwood is small rural village along US 31 corridor. Desire to place 20-30 street lamp posts along business corridor to improve visibility and improve aesthetics of the community.

Banks Township, Antrim County

9-Jun

9-Oct

yes

Infrastructure and Economic Development

none

$90,000

None

Yes

No, township general fund

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Improve Internet Access

Ellsworth is small community of less than 400 residents with limited high speed internet access. Desire is to improve wireless high speed availability with hotspot with a new antenna on the township hall.

Banks Township, Antrim County

9-Jul

9-Oct

yes

Infrastructure and Economic Development

maybe

$10,000

None

Yes

No, township general fund

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Expansion of Township Hall

Purchase of adjacent property for expansion of township hall. Our township hall is a hub for our community with many rentals for wedding receptions, family reunions, community events and is in need of more facilities, ie bathrooms, kitchen facility, gathering/meeting rooms. Desire is to purchase adjacent property, demolish existing structure and construct addition to our township hall with small park/sitting area on grounds.

Banks Township, Antrim County

9-Aug

10-Sep

yes

Infrastructure and Economic Development

none

$500,000

None

No, township general fund

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Replace two old fire dept tanker trucks

Desire to replace two old gasoline powered fire department water tanker trucks with two new diesel powered tanker trucks. Old trucks currently have leaks in the water tanks and engines lack power to climb the many hills within the township. In dire need to replace these two trucks soon for the safety of personnel, property owner assets and improve efficiencies.

Banks Township, Antrim County

9-May

10-May

yes

Infrastructure and Economic Development

none

$500,000

None

Yes

Restricted Millage Generated

Yes

yes

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Howard Road Sewer Extension

To provide system reliability and relieve stress on an aging pump station.

Bear Creek Township, Emmett County

1-Jul-09

Fall, 2009

Yes

USDA Rural Water and Waste Disposal Program or EPA Clean Water SRF

$240,000

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Sewer Pump Station #1 Forcemain

To redirect wastewater from the City of Petoskey wastewater treatment plant to the Harbor Springs Area treatment plant. The project will relieve flow pressure on the City of Petoskey plant and reduce costs for Bear Creek Township.

Bear Creek Township, Emmett County

1-Jul-09

Fall, 2009

Yes

USDA Rural Water and Waste Disposal Program or EPA Clean Water SRF

$4,700,000

Preliminary planning over the past 3 years. Draft agreements are in place with the Harbor Springs Sewer Authority.

Yes

Yes, MDEQ permit application has been made.

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

US 131 Sewer Repair

To avoid catastrophic failure of pipe under US 131.

Bear Creek Township, Emmett County

1-Jul-09

Fall, 2009

Yes

USDA Rural Water and Waste Disposal Program or EPA Clean Water SRF

$275,000

Preliminary planning has identified sections of sewer that is dramatically deteriorating.

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Sewer Pump Station Improvements

To replace and improve existing equipment on 13 pump stations in the sewer system that are 30 years old. The project will increase the station reliability and improve energy efficiency.

Bear Creek Township, Emmett County

1-Jul-09

Fall, 2009

Yes

USDA Rural Water and Waste Disposal Program or EPA Clean Water SRF

$650,000

Preliminary planning and system inventory has been completed.

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

mahoneys@bengaltownship.org

Bedford Charter Township Fire Station No. 56 construction

Addition to dormitory, new apparatus bay, new special equipment bay and interior renovations for training.

Bedford Township, Monroe County

15-May-09

Nov. 1, 2009

Yes

Capital Investment Grants Community Development Block Grant

Yes

$1,017,000

$300,000 Township Fire Funds

Underway, will be completed in 45 days

Yes

Provide improved public safety

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Bengal Township Hall

Construction of a new township hall to replace the existing hall which was built around 1850 with no restrooms or running water. The township does not own the land that the existing hall sits on.

Bengal Township, Clinton County

1-Jul-09

Dec. 31, 2009

Yes

Connunity Development Block Grant (CDBG)

Yes

$400,000

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

glhmgmt@LIVE.COM

Intergovernmental Sewer Agreement between City of St. Johns & Bingham Townhsip

Replacement of township lagoon system with a hook-up to the City of St. Johns sanitary sewer system.

Bingham Township, Clinton County

1-Jul-09

Nov., 2009

Yes

EPA Water and Waste Disposal

$1,900,000

Yes

10 to 20

50-100

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Brevort Township Community Center/ Firehall

Construct a combination Community Center/ Firehall on township property.

Brevort Township, Mackinaw County

Feb. 2009

Dec. 2009

yes

Community Development Block Grant-CDBG

$680,000.00

Yes

yes

Yes

MTA

(616) 394-0200

Brevort Township Sewer Up-grades

Install Presure guages on existing forcemain at various locations. Remove and replace approximately 38 air release valves. Place flow meter at outlet. Work mandated by MDEQ

Brevort Township, Mackinaw County

Feb. 2009

Dec. 2009

yes

Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$64,000.00

Yes

MTA

(906) 563-9080

mullj@ewashtenaw.org

Wireless Bridgewater

Establish up to 3 "nodes" for wireless internet service that would interface with existing "nodes" in adjacent townships to further develop wireless connections in our rural area. The project would involve attaching transmission boxes ("nodes") onto three existing structures in the township: one onto township hall, a second onto a barn and a third onto a silo. This would allow the township to follow through with this project to provide quality wireless service to our residents and businesses.

Bridgewater Township, Washtenaw County

1-May-09

Aug. 1, 2009

Yes

1).Wireless and Broadband Grants USDA - Rural Utilities Service or Department of Commerce - Wireless and Broadband Deployment Grant Program; 2) Energy Efficiency Grants and Loans for Institutions; 3). Local Government Energy Efficiency Block grants (EEBG)

Yes

$82,000

Yes, $2,000 from township's general fund.

Yes

No, administrative approval only.

250

Yes

MTA

(517) 918-2387

mullj@ewashtenaw.org

Bridgewater Hamlet Drain

Repair and replace significant portions of this "turn-of-the-century" drain tile (1908-1910). This project desperately needs to go through as the drain's tile's disrepair has been causing flooding and blow holes in the land and cracks and erosion through a main road for several years. These conditions are dangerous to the health and safety of our residents and a liability to our businesses. Funding this project will relieve future impending tax burden on the residences and businesses in our rural area. This project will involve reviewing existing engineering plans to identify the areas of the drain tile that need to be replaced and those that need repair. As the township already paid Washtenaw County to evaluate the design requirements for this project, this phase should proceed expeditously. The construction phase of the project will involve digging up segments of the old drain tile and repairiong and replacing them with new materials.

Bridgewater Township, Washtenaw County

1-Apr-09

Oct. 1, 2009

Yes

HOME Investment Partnership or Community Development Block Grant (CDBG).

Yes

$990,000

Yes, $30,000 from the township's general funds reserves (Fund Balance).

Yes

Yes, county

140

Yes

MTA

(517) 918-2387

manager@brightontwp.com, supervisor@brightontwp.com, clerk@brightontwp.com

Grand River - Hilton Water Main Extension, Phase II

Approximately 3200 feet of 12-inch water main extension to encourage development and growth in the area. North along the east side of Grand River Road from Conference Center Drive to existing water main just north of hacker Road.

Brighton Township, Livingston County

4/1/2009

9/1/2009

YES

EPA Drinking Water SRF

YES

$623,000

N/A

YES

YES, obtained

100

Yes

YES

MTA

(517) 918-2387

brucetwp@sbcglobal.net

WIFI Tower Development

Replace an existing wooden tower (previously used by MI State Ploice) with a new cellular tower located at the highest point in Macomb County - Mt. Trombly (at the Ford Motor Proving Grounds). This site would service a 36 mile radious opening up high speed Internet for adjacent communities and communities located in adjacent county (Lapeer). Current local providers (AT & T and Comcast) will not spend monies for the Northern sections of Macomb County due to the infrastructure cost. They cannot justify the cost since we do not have high density (2-5 acre parcels and farm tracks). This tower would benefit Ray, Armada, Washington and Bruce Townships and Almont and possibly Dryden & Imlay City Townships located in Lapeer County. Additionally, this radious could service areas already having coverage providing competition in this area (savings residents money).

Bruce Township, Macomb County

Yes

Wireless and Broadband Grants USDA - Rural Utilities Service or Dept. of Commerce - Wireless and Broadband Development Grant Program

$570,000

Maybe, Central Solutions out of Mason, MI may participate in the project. Ford Moter would provide the land for the tower.

Yes

Unsure

Yes

Yes, computers cut down on paper being utilized - e-amils, reports, etc.

Yes

yes

Yes, opens up communication to residents to use their Internet to file income taxes, communicate with any level of government- local, state or federal via questions by e-mail or research data.

MTA

(517) 918-2387

butman@ejourney.com

Infiltration & Inflow Restoration Project

20,000 linel feet of sewer main located within the Sugar Springs Developmnet. To eliminate the inflitration of ground water into the waste water collection system. The system consists of 396,000 linel feet of sewer main; of which, approx. 20,000 feet have been identified as being in immediate need of restoration. The most cost efficient method of restoration is accomplished by inserting a permmanenet lining into the affected areas; rather than replacing the pipe itself.

Butman Township, Gladwin County

15-Apr-09

15-Jul-09

Yes

Rural Water & Waste Disposal

Yes

$880,000

None

Yes

15-Oct

Yes

Some

Yes

MTA

(517) 918-2387

Kraft/60th Street Utility Improvements

Kraft & 52nd Street south to 60th; west to Broadmoor; north to Patterson

There is an area in the southwest corner (south of the Grand Rapids Airport) of Cascade Township that is a prime location for industrial development, but is not developed due to there being no city water (for both fire protection and water supply) or sewer. And, a portion of the roads are not equipped to handle industrial loads. Kraft Road from 52nd Street to 60th Street needs to be rebuilt to be an “all-season” road. Both Kraft and 60th streets need city water and sewer mains installed. This will create an attractive area for industry to build on, as the airport is less than one mile away along with a rail line the same distance away. We have had interest in the properties in this area, however the lack of roads, water & sewer cause a developer to look elsewhere.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Infrastructure and Economic Development

No - to city for utility work and to road commission for road work

$1,500,000

YES

50-500

YES

MTA

(734) 289-2200

36th Street Park & Ride

A “park-‘n-Ride needs to be constructed at 36th Street and the I-96 Freeway entrance (exit 45). This location is just west of the M-6 freeway that bypasses Grand Rapids to the south. The I-96 access is 60 miles from Lansing and 45 miles from Muskegon (it is amazing the number of Greater Grand Rapids residents that commute daily to Lansing!). The only park-n-ride now is at exit 52 (seven miles to the east) at Alden-Nash Road. This park-‘n-ride is almost always full! And, most of the vehicles come from a location west of the 326th Street location. The parking area would save miles driven (thousands in a year) and save gasoline, oil and maintenance costs for commuters. In addition, this area has a railroad line abutting it – a possible station for passenger traffic between Lansing and Grand Rapids or Muskegon!

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Energy and Natural Resources

$250,000

YES

MTA

(231) 275-7029

Cascade Road Basin Storm Water Project

Cascade Road Basin – This is an area that needs about 5,000 linear feet of streambank stabilized along with 2,500 feet of the bed cleaned out. Some culvert replacement is also planned.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Watershed and Flood Prevention

YES

$370,000

YES

MTA

906-228-6220 ext. 103

Burger Basin I

Burger Basin 1 – This area is mainly in a residential area that needs about 2,500 linear feet of the streambank stabilized, along with cleaning out of 500 feet of channel bottom.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Watershed and Flood Prevention

YES

$140,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

Sentinel Pointe Basin

Sentinel Pointe Basin – This area needs both banks stabilized for 250 feet. A small amount of stream bed needs to be cleaned.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Watershed and Flood Prevention

YES

$30,000

YES

MTA

(517) 788-4413

Cascade Southeast Basin

Cascade Southeast Basin – This section of drainage area is 1,000 feet long and needs to have the streambanks stabilized.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Watershed and Flood Prevention

YES

$50,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

Quiggle Lake Basin

Quiggle Lake Basin – The drainage from Quiggle Lake to the Thornapple River needs about 5,000 feet of streambank restored. Also, about 500 feet of streambed needs to be cleaned. cost $265,000.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Watershed and Flood Prevention

YES

$265,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

Hidden Hills Basin

Hidden Hills Basin – This drainage course runs through a residential area for 2,000 feet.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Watershed and Flood Prevention

YES

$100,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

Highgrove Basin

Highgrove Basin – This is a small basin in the northeast section of the township that is 2,000 feet long.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Watershed and Flood Prevention

YES

$100,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

Schoolhouse Creek

The Schoolhouse Creek Basin needs the banks stabilized (500 feet) and the sedimentation removed.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Watershed and Flood Prevention

YES

$50,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

Cascade Rec. Park Soccer Field Improvements

The Township has begun the engineering work to "rebuild" the soccer field at our Rec. Park. The field is used by AYSO and other soccer teams on a regular basis. It is in poor condition. The rebuild will include underground sprinkling to keep it in pristine condition.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

.July 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

National Park Service

YES

$120,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

28th Street Pedestrian Access across I-96

The Township has new sidewalk on 28th Street from the "Village" area (east terminus of 28th Street) to Kraft (just east of I-96). Sidewalk needs to be added connect the western commercial district (including hotels and motels) with the east. The sidewalk will be installed under the freeway interchange along 28th Street. After years of discussion, Michigan Department of Transportation has recently provided the approval for the township to move forward on this project. We are working with our engineering firm to put a plan together so the work can be done this summer if funds become available.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

Sept. 1, 2009

Sept. 1, 2010

YES

Infrastructure and Economic Development

YES

1,000,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

Energy Saving Streetlights

The Township has a network of decorative street lights in our commercial areas that provide necessary light at night and also provide a positive ambiance to create a desirable shopping area. However, these lights need to be converted to LEDs to conserve energy.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

.July 1, 2009

Nov. 1, 2009

YES

Infrastructure and Economic Development

YES

15,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

cogswellj@westsidewater.com

LEED Certification for Cascadse Township Buildings

The Township is interested in improving our buildings to be LEED certified. We have a township office, two fire stations and a library. While we have not obtained an estimate for the engineering and work to achieve this goal, we would be committed to move forward if funding were available to assist us toward this goal.

Cascade Charter Township, Kent County

.July 1, 2009

.July 1, 2010

YES

Local Government Energy Efficiency Block Grants

YES

$20,000

YES

MTA

517-788-4413

awo@i2k.com

Miami Park Sanitary Sewer Extension from "Highfield Beach Club" and from "The Bluffs"

Place 3,800 lf of 8" Sanitary Sewer mains and 1,800 lf of 3" force main in an existing subdivision with small lots and poor soils for septic systems.

Casco Township, Allegan County

1-Jun-09

1-Oct-09

Yes

(EPA) Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$580,000.00

$0.00

Yes

Yes, The Casco area is a tourist area for Northern Illinois. Many homes in Casco Township are owned by out of state residents, which come in the summer months and help support local merchants.

Yes, There will be additional sanitary sewer customers that will hook up to the proposed Sanitary Sewer Main. Many of the lots in this subdivision are unbuildable due to the poor soils for septic systems.

Yes, it will allow for more customers to hook onto the existing system and thus help generate additional income to the Township.

MTA

517-788-4413

awo@i2k.com

74th Street Water Main Extension from the North dead end of 74th Street to Beverly Shores Subdivision

Placement of 600 lf of 12" Water main to connect and loop existing Water Mains and create redundancy in the water system for this portion of the Township.

Casco Township, Allegan County

1-Apr-09

1-Jun-09

Yes

(EPA) Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$65,000.00

$0.00

Yes

Yes, The Casco area is a tourist area for Northern Illinois. Many homes in Casco Township are owned by out of state residents, which come in the summer months and help support local merchants.

Yes, There will be additional water customers that will hook up to the proposed Water Main.

Yes, it will lower public works maintenance costs that are currently incurred due to the existing dead end lines which need to be flushed routinely.

MTA

517-788-4413

awo@i2k.com

Miami Park Water Main Extension from Highfield Beach Club to The Bluffs

Place 2,200 lf of 12" Water Main to connect and loop existing Water Mains and create redundancy in the water system for this portion of the Township.

Casco Township, Allegan County

1-Jun-09

1-Sep-09

Yes

(EPA) Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$235,000.00

$0.00

No, To be Completed by March 31, 2009

Yes, MDEQ permit to Construct Water Main. Will be obtained by April 30, 2009

Yes, The Casco area is a tourist area for Northern Illinois. Many homes in Casco Township are owned by out of state residents, which come in the summer months and help support local merchants.

Yes, There will be additional water customers that will hook up to the proposed Water Main.

Yes, it will lower public works maintenance costs that are currently incurred due to the existing dead end lines which need to be flushed routinely. It will also improve fire protection in this subdivision.

MTA

517-788-4413

renegade@cedarville.net

Fire Station Expansion

The fire building no longer meets the needs of the department or state codes. Our men never had a bathroom or shower facilities in the fire hall. To have meetings, we have to move out all of the trucks due to the fact that we do not have a meeting room either. Some equipment has to remain outdoors.

Cedarville Township, Menominee County

Yes

CDBG

$500,000

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

fcltfd@comcast.net

Construction of New Central Fire Station

New facility would be constructed to be a 4 bay, energy efficient building, with ample square footage to house current apparatus including aerial device, living and sleeping quarters for 5 on-duty personnel (approximately 4000 Sq. Ft.) plus the office of the Fire Chief. Approximately 4000 Sq. Ft.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

1-Jun-09

9-Nov

Yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$2,000,000

Yes

100

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

In addition to the living quarters, a classroom and training room to accommodate 50 people. These new facilities could be used to do joint training with neighboring departments to help with regionalization efforts.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

1-Jun-09

9-Nov

Yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$2,000,000

Yes

100

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

All new facilities would be ADA compliant.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

1-Jun-09

9-Nov

Yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$2,000,000

Yes

100

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

fcltfd@comcast.net

Safety and Energy Efficient Upgrades at Fire Station 52

Replace current lighting fixtures with modern, energy efficient fixtures.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

6/1/2009

11/1/2009

Yes

Energy Efficiciency Grants for Institutions

$8,000.00

Yes

100

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

Replace current roofing with heavy duty, energy efficient shingles.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

6/1/2009

11/1/2009

Yes

Energy Efficiciency Grants for Institutions

$5,000.00

Yes

100

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

Replace front drives with reinforced concrete to support modern apparatus weights.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

6/1/2009

11/1/2009

Yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$24,000.00

Yes

100

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

Exposed wood siding and soffits would be covered with energy efficient vinyl siding including new exterior insulation.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

6/1/2009

11/1/2009

Yes

Energy Efficiciency Grants for Institutions

$4,500.00

Yes

100

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

fcltfd@comcast.net

New Ladder Truck

Purchase 2009-2010 Spartan/Crimson fire truck with 1750 gpm Waterous pump, 6 person cab with 103 foot mid-mount Ladder tower or platform.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

4/1/2009

12/31/2009

Yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$800,000.00

Yes

yes

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

2009 DWRF Waverly Road Water Main

Waverly Road

Replacement of 55 year old/defective water main in Waverly Road, from St. Joseph to Michigan and Saginaw to Willow; and Kalamazoo Street, from Waverly to Clement

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

9-Jun

9-Nov

Yes; coordination with Inghan County Road Commision Waverly Road Project

Federal STP through Ingham County Road Commission, State Drinking Water Revolving Loan Fund

$1,500,000

None

Yes

MDEQ DWRF Pending, Not Finalized

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

shayward@lansingtownship.org

Groesbeck Park Drain

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Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

May, 2009

May, 2010

Yes

Clean Water State Revolving Fund, Watershed Improvement program

$32,000,000

$26,000,000

Yes

Yes, 98%

Yes

750

Yes

MTA

517-788-4413

shayward@lansingtownship.org

Eastwood Development

The Charter Township of Lansing, who is the only community in the Nation to experience the concurrent shuttering and loss of approximately 1,700 jobs at two General Motors plants (Craft Center and Metal Fabrication) since 2005. Both plants totaling 2,900,000 square feet are currently being demolished, causing a decrease of nearly 15% in the Township's general fund and an approximate 95% reduction of industrial buildings within the Township. These tax dollars will likely not be replaced in this current economy without initiatives such as this immediate project.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

May, 2009

September, 2009

Yes

Clean Water State Revolving Fund, Watershed Improvement program

$31,000,000

$28,000,000

Yes

800

Yes

Development of public infrastructure (water, sanitary sewer, storm drains, public transit shelters and pederstrina linkages) to support $28,000,000 in 240,000 square feet of medical office and general office/service development.

MTA

989-684-8531

shayward@lansingtownship.org

Eastwood Hospitality Center

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

August, 2009

September, 2010

Yes

Clean Water State Revolving Fund, Watershed Improvement program

$52,500,000

$45,000,000

Yes

1100

366

Yes

Development of public infrastructure (water, sanitary sewer, storm drains, public transit shelters and pederstrina linkages) and LEED certified efforts to support $45,000,000 for a hospitatlity development that includes 250 hotel rooms, 27,000 square feet of conference center and destination waterpark.

MTA

989-684-8531

hoffmank@lansingtownship.org

Patrol Vehicle Digial In-Car Camera System

Digital In-car cameras would promote and protect the safety and integrity of the community and the Police Officers that serve it. All entities involved would be assured of an accurate accounting of their contact during a traffic or arrest investigation. The evidence that would be available through the digital recording would allow for a higher conviction rate of offenders involved in alcohol and/or drug investigations stemming from traffic encounters. This would decrease the amount of time an officer is off the road and in the courtroom. In the event that there is a complaint made alleging a wrongdoing by the officer, the evidence from the system would allow the investigation to be completed more efficiently and accurately. Gathering and downloading the digital evidence could be done quickly and transmitted electronically allowing a more timely resolution for both prosecution and internal purposes.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

6/1/2009

9/1/2009

Yes

State Fiscal Stabilization Fund

$40,000.00

None

Yes

MTA

989-684-8531

mbrinkley@lansingtownship.org

Biosolids to Electricity Renewable Energy Powerplant

This project seeks to address several challenges. The project would be constructed on an existing brownfield that was created after the 2 General Motors plants were closed in 2005. Those facilities are currently under demolition, and the resulting loss of property tax revenue has placed extreme stress on the Township general fund. With tax incentive programs available at the State level, and grant and low interest loan opportunities made available through US EPA and other sources, this project would become the center of a "sustainable" light industrial/R&D mixed use development. The EDC would act as the developer, but would seek partnership with public research institutes (e.g. Michigan State University) and private commerical concerns in an effort to catalyze further research into renewable energy generation and its commercial application. The resulting benefits are 1) redevelopment of vacant/underutilized land in the urban core of the Lansing region, 2) revenue for the local unit of government to provide public services to its citizens, 3) enabling local utilities to meet and exceed Renewable Energy Portfolio Standards requirements, 4) encouraging further research into renewable energy that will make the United States energy independent and a commercial leader in this field.

Charter Township of Lansing, Ingham County

September, 2009

June, 2011

Yes

Yes: US EPA and State DEQ brownfield grants for environmental assessment, Innovative Technology Loan Guarantees, Renewable Energy Research, Development, Demonstration and Deployment

$20,000,000.00

Unknown

Yes

MTA

989-684-8531

mlovelock@chesterfieldtwp.org

Municipal Pedestrian Bridge

Construct a pedestrian bridge on the municipal site to provide access to the adjacent historical site. Municipal offices, Sugar Bush Road.

Chesterfield Township, Macomb County

9/1/2009

11/15/2009

Yes

$200,000

Yes

MTA

989-684-8531

wpeterson_mei@qtm.net

Turner Shores Watermain

Water system improvements, Turner, Dingman, Bluff, Porter and Thomas streets.

Chikaming Township, Berrien County

15-Apr-09

Aug. 31, 2009

Yes

Infrastructure Grant

Yes

$271,000

Yes

MTA

989-684-8531

wpeterson_mei@qtm.net

Saywer Road Watermain

Water system improvements, Red Arrow Hwy. to Flynn Road.

Chikaming Township, Berrien County

15-Apr-09

Oct. 31, 2009

Yes

Infrastructure Grant

Yes

$749,375

Yes

MTA

(906) 932-5800

Chippewa Lake Sanitary Drain Drainage District Upgrade

To make necessary upgrades to a 27 year old sewer system, in an economically challenged region, of rural Michigan, to protect the largest natural lake in Mecosta County. This project will help to stimulate the local and state economy by providing funding for the purchase of necessary materials and employing contractors which will be necessary for the compleation of the project. Lift Station # 1 upgrades include upgraded electrical control panels; control housing building with steel entrance door, security fence, natural gas hook-up and landscape restoration.

Chippewa Township, Mecosta County

1-Apr-09

Sept. 1, 2010

Yes

Infrastructure and Economic Development; EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund; or Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$54,218

Yes

MTA

(906) 932-5800

Chippewa Lake Sanitary Drain Drainage District Upgrade

Lift Station # 2 upgrades include electrical control panel upgrade; reinforced concrete slab; control housing building with steel entrance door; security fence; ladescape restoration, and natural gas hookup

Chippewa Township, Mecosta County

1-Apr-09

Sept. 1, 2010

Yes

Infrastructure and Economic Development; EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund; or Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$55, 218

Yes

MTA

(734) 847-6791

Chippewa Lake Sanitary Drain Drainage District Upgrade

Air releases: 39 air releases and vacuum releases repaired and upgraded.

Chippewa Township, Mecosta County

1-Apr-09

Sept. 1, 2010

Yes

Infrastructure and Economic Development; EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund; or Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$32,000

Yes

MTA

269-469-1011

ggallagher@springlaketwp.org

Chippewa Lake Sanitary Drain Drainage District Upgrade

Drainfrield upgrades: Installation of materails of 16 individual field flow counters wiring; 16 field flow counters; 12 field shut-off valves; low voltage transformer and supplies; and installation of DEQ mandated monitoring well.

Chippewa Township, Mecosta County

1-Apr-09

Sept. 1, 2010

Yes

Infrastructure and Economic Development; EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund; or Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$67,750

Yes

MTA

(517) 254-4477

Water Filtration Plant Expansion Project

NOWS North Ottawa Water System. Spring Lake Township is one of five communities that share a fresh water filtration plant. The plant has been running at over its approved capacity for several years and is need of expansion. The project was bid out several years ago, but the contract was not let for several reasons. One of those reasons was financial. The plans and bid specs have now been updated and could be advertised in the next 90 days.

City of Grand Haven/Spring Lake Township, O

10/1/2009 subject to funding

9/1/2012

Yes

EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund or Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$24,000,000

Unknown

Yes

MTA

(517) 254-4477

Project No. 14 West Town Drain Improvements

Clean out, widen, restore and replace tile and open channel stabilization a significant length of the West Town Drain in Ingham County.

City of Lansing/Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

Nov-09

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$2,000,000

No (80% comp)

Yes

MTA

(231) 238-0970

Project No. 15 Water Booster Pumping Station

Installation of new water booster station with new valves in existing system to increase water supply for existing commercial and industrial fire protection.

City of Lansing/Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

Nov-09

Yes

EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

$1,000,000

Yes

MTA

906-643-9594 Contact Ed Serwack

opbroek@tds.net

Water District #1 of Midland County. Price Road booster station improvements and water transmission main improvements

Improvments to booster station including but not limited to expansion of Pump House furnishing and installation of three new 1,600-gpm booster pumps,as well as associated piping, fittings, valves and appurtenances; modifications and additions to the existing HVAC and electrical systems; site work including installation and removal of yard piping; connection to 16" AC transmission main; furnishing and installation of Generator; construction of gravel drive; fence removal and replacement; site restoration; sedimentation and erosion control. Transmission main project includes the construction of 25,000 lineal feet of 20" transmission main from Dublin Road and Saginaw Road to the Price Road Booster Station, including hydrants, air release valves and valve boxes, gate valves,and construction of a metering station connection to the City of Midland's water system. Inaddition, a controll valve will be installeed at the Jerome Township water tower.

City of Midland, Lincoln Township and Jerome Township, Midland County

5/1/2009

5/1/2010

Yes

EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund or USDA Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$4,309,000

Yes

FED

YES

Yes

YES

MTA

906-643-9594 Contact Ed Serwack

Road Signs

Purchase 100 Road Signs

Columbia Township, Jackson County

3/1/2009

6/1/2009

yes

Road Infrastructure

$30,000

yes

MTA

(989) 662-4241

Township Park

Construct Water Park

Columbia Township, Jackson County

5/1/2009

6/15/2009

yes

Prevention/Wellness

$80,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Fire Station #1

Construct 20x60 Addition

Columbia Township, Jackson County

4/1/2009

8/1/2009

yes

Energy & Nat Resources

$250,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Township Park

Expand Twp Park, Hyde Road

Columbia Township, Jackson County

4/1/2009

6/1/2009

yes

Prevention/Wellness

$20,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Dry Hydrants

Install 30 Dry Hydrants

Columbia Township, Jackson County

5/1/2009

8/1/2009

yes

EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

$75,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Fire Station #2

Construct 960 Sq Ft Addition

Columbia Township, Jackson County

7/1/2009

9/1/2009

yes

Energy & Nat Resources

$150,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Disaster Centers

Purchase Relief Supplies

Columbia Township, Jackson County

3/1/2009

4/15/2009

yes

Prevention/Wellness

$50,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Fire Engine

Purchase Ladder Truck

Columbia Township, Jackson County

3/12009

6/1/2010

yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$800,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Miller Elementary Sewer

Extend Sanitary Sewer System

Columbia Township, Jackson County

6/1/2009

9/1/2009

yes

Energy & Nat Resources

$400,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Sewage Lift Station

Install Odor/Corrosion Preventation Equipment

Columbia Township, Jackson County

4/1/2009

10/1/2009

yes

Energy & Nat Resources

$450,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Non-motorized Trails Retrofit

Upgrade 7 miles to current standards

Columbia Township, Jackson County

5/1/2009

7/1/2009

yes

Energy & Nat Resources

$150,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Non-motorized Trails Retrofit

Construct 2.5 miles of new trails

Columbia Township, Jackson County

6/1/2009

10/1/2009

yes

Energy & Nat Resources

$1,200,000

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

Township Vehicles

Purchase 2 alternative fuel vehicles for twp business

Columbia Township, Jackson County

7/1/2009

8/1/2009

yes

Energy & Nat Resources-Fuels & Vehicle Tech

$60,000

Partially

yes

MTA

586-992-0710

tzoner@commercetwp.com

Newton Rd FM

Sanitary Sewer Force Main. From Commerce Road to Newton Road, south to Oakley Park Road.

Commerce Township, Oakland County

9-Apr

9-Sep

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$2,000,000

Yes

Yes, but the project has been permitted

Yes

MTA

586-992-0710

tzoner@\commercetwp.com

Sleeth Road H2S Project

200 feet of sanitary sewer to remove H2S emissions from the force main. Located near Huron Valley Hospital.

Commerce Township, Oakland County

9-May

9-Nov

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$90,000

Yes

MTA

(517) 655-3193

tzoner@commercetwp.com

Effluent Force Main

Effluent force main for WWTP. Near WWTP off of Welch Road.

Commerce Township, Oakland County

9-Apr

9-Oct

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$500,000

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

tzoner@commercetwp.com

Water Tower

To construct a 1.5 Million Gallon water storage tower. Near Huron Valley Hospital.

Commerce Township, Oakland County

9-Jun

10-Jun

Yes

EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

$2,200,000

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Project No. 5 Sewage Pumping Station Improvements for Lift Station D

Installation of three additional pumps along with a new forcemain including road restoration for two (2) miles necessitating the enclosure of a road ditch. Entire route would include a shared use pathway. Along Grovenburg Drain from Aurlius Road west to Grovenburg Road.

Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Fall 2009

December-2010

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$10,000,000

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Project No. 6 Pine Tree Road Sewage Pumping Station

Relocation of thirty year old sewage pumping station from the south side of Sycamore Creek to the north side. Included in the improvements would be ADA restrooms accessible to the public using our adjacent 40-acre natural park and non motorized pathway.

Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

December-2010

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$2,500,000

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

john.elsinga@delhitownship.com

Project No. 7 Remodel Township Hall to Obtain Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

Renovations to the existing Township Hall would include a geo-thermal HVAC system, a metal roof, window treatments, new lighting fixtures and permanent standby power.

Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

August-2010

Yes

Energy and Natural Resources Local Government Energy Efficiency Block Grants (EEBG)

$2,200,000

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Project No. 8 Fiber Optic Connectivity between All Municipal and School Facilities

Installation of a fiber optic ring that would utilize existing school facilities fiber optic lines creating redundant fiber connections to all major municipal owned facilities and provide single fiber optic lines to 13 sewage pumping stations.

Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

August-2010

Yes

Wireless and Broadband Grants USDA - Rural Utilities Service or Dept. of Commerce - Wireless and Broadband Development Grant Program

$1,000,000

No (50% comp)

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Project No. 9 North Trail Connector from Willoughby Rd (cemetery) North to Jolly/Aurelius Rd Intersection

Construction of a shared-use path from its current terminus at Maple Ridge Cemetery west one quarter (1/4) mile along Willoughby Road then north one mile along the chain of lakes and continuing one and one half miles northwest along Sycamore Creek under I-96.

Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

Nov-09

Yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$3,000,000

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Project No. 10 College Road Sanitary Sewer

Extend a new gravity sewer from an existing lift station north along College Rd about one half mile then west along Holt Rd approximately one half mile.

Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

Sep-09

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$1,500,000

No (60% comp)

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Project No. 11 Replace/Install Playground Equipment at Three Township Parks

Install new ADA and age appropriate playground equipment at three existing parks (Kiwanis Park, Jaycee Park, and Deadman’s Hill).

Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

Nov-09

Yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$750,000

No (70% comp)

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Project No. 12 Complete Construction of Veterans Memorial Gardens

Veterans Memorial Gardens is located in the center of Holt and is approximately two thirds complete. The final construction phase needs to include a bandshell, shared-use pathways and two side gardens with walkways.

Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

Nov-09

Yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$1,000,000

No (50% comp)

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Project No. 13 Construction of Two New Restrooms/ Pavilions

Demolish old restroom facilities at Valhalla Park and Kiwanis Park and install new restrooms with ADA accommodations along with adjoining pavilions and storage rooms.

Delhi Charter Township, Ingham County

Summer 2009

Nov-09

Yes

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)

$750,000

No (75% comp)

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Wastewater Utility Plant Upgrade - Renewable Resource and Energy Conservation Project

Upgrade system using micro-turbine systems to capture more renewable resources from the wastewater that is being produced resulting in a 30 percent less energy and fossil fuel consuption and 25 percent less in operation and maintenance costs.

Delta Township, Eaton County

9-Jun

10-May

Yes

$1,400,000

N/A

Yes - but not engineered yet

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Rehabilitation - System Upgrades

Upgrade and replace existing Bellaire Hills sanitary sewer pump station; replace watermain Saginaw Hwy., Elmwood to Creyts; replace watermain St. Joe Hwy., Waverly to Creyts; replace watermain Dibble, Saginaw to St. Joe; replace watermain Hume, Michigan to St. Joe

Delta Township, Eaton County

9-Apr

10-Oct

Yes

$2,271,000

N/A

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

New Construction of watermains and sanitary sewer

Watermain installation in Gettysburg Farms West subdivision; sanitary sewer installation Nixon & St. Joe west of Nixon; watermain installation in St. Joe Hwy., west of Nixon

Delta Township, Eaton County

9-Apr

10-Oct

Yes

$2,278,000

N/A

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Lighting Upgrade

Retrofit outdated florescent light fixtures to energy efficient T-8 fixtures in the Township Admin. Building

Delta Township, Eaton County

9-Apr

9-Jun

Yes

$17,700

N/A

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Mt. Hope Park

Develop Mt. Hope Park - entry sign, youth soccer fields, youth baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, picnic shelters, playscapes, restroom/equip. building, pubic utility service extensions, parking area landscaping, vehicle drive, turf seeding, kompan playscape, miscellaneous permitting

Delta Township, Eaton County

9-Jun

10-Jun

Yes

$1,215,043

N/A

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

supervisor@roscommontownship.com

Delta Patrol Station

New Construction of a Delta Patrol Station which will be LEED certified.

Delta Township, Eaton County

9-Jun

10-Jun

$5,600,000

N/A

Yes - but not engineered yet

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Denton WWTP Repair

Houghton Lake Sewer Authority: Wastewater Treatment Lagoon Improvements to meet phosphorus discharge limits to protect Houghton Lake. Includes additional phosphorus removal processes and upgrades to existing facilities.

Denton Township, Roscommon County

July, 2009

Dec. 2010

Yes

RD/ SRF

$875,000.00

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

supervisor@roscommontownship.com

Pump Station

Houghton Lake Sewer Authority: Pump Station Repair

Denton/Roscommon Townships, Roscommon County

July, 2009

July, 2010

Yes

RD/ SRF

$650,000.00

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Waste Water Collection system capacity/reliability upgrade

The Capital International Airport will be relocating the passenger terminal to an area at the intersection of DeWitt Road and State Road. In conjunction with the terminal relocation, approximately 100 acres of commercial and industrial property, adjacent to the new terminal is anticipated to be developed. The anticipated timeline for the airport expansion is within the next five years. In order to serve the new terminal and commercial/industrial development, it will be necessary to upgrade the Township’s wastewater collection system. The estimated project cost for the collection system upgrade is $ $2,155,000.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

Jul-09

9-Dec

Yes

Clean Water State Revolving fund or Federal Aviation Administration Grant or neighborhood stabilization program

$ 2,155,000

Partial

Yes

MTA

(586) 727-2085

Wastewater Collection System Extension

The Business 27 corridor, north of the I-69 interchange, has experienced significant economic development over the past five years, the latest being the opening of the Meijer store in 2007. The extension of sanitary sewer north of the currently developed area has been anticipated for over eight years; 2003 study provided the basis for the sanitary sewer extension. The initial phase of the sanitary sewer extension includes the construction of 2,400 feet of sewer with the Business 27 corridor, opening approximately 60 acres of land to commercial development.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

9-Jul

9-Dec

Yes

Clean Water State Revolving fund

$ 750,000

Partial

Yes

North Business 27 Corridor

MTA

(989) 426-4351

Widening of State Road

The Capital International Airport will be relocating the passenger terminal to an area at the intersection of DeWitt Road and State Road. In conjunction with the terminal relocation, approximately 100 acres of commercial and industrial property, adjacent to the new terminal is anticipated to be developed. The anticipated timeline for the airport expansion is within the next five years. In order to serve the new terminal and commercial/industrial development, it will be necessary to widen State Road to handle the additional traffic Load

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

2010

Transportation or Federal Aviation Administration Grant or r neighborhood stabilization program

$ 5,700,000

yes

MTA

(989) 662-2040

New Fire Station

DeWitt Charter Townships Fire Station One is in need of major repairs. A study is currently being done to determine if it is more cost effective to remodel the building or build a new one. The building needs many expensive repairs and is not energy efficient. Three HVAC units are used to heat the building.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

9-Oct

2010

Local Government Energy Efficiency Block Grants or Energy Efficiency Grants and Loans for Institutions

$ 1,500,000

Yes

MTA

(989) 662-2040

BR127 streetscape improvements

DeWitt Charter Township has recently completed its South Central Area Plan. This urban area in the Township has faced significant decline in the last decade. The South Central Area Plan defines ways in which the Township can stabilize and expand this area for both commercial and residential. One way is to make streetscape improvements along BR127 and State Roads. This would include the addition of sidewalks to increase safety.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

2010

Transportation or neighborhood stabilization program

unknown at this time

Yes

MTA

810-229-0550

Sewer Master Plan

DeWitt Charter Township sewer system is 30 years old in many areas. The system is aging and is in need of repairs. We have completed a collection system rehab plan, but have not evaluated the complete deficiencies in our system. We are in the need of reviewing our pump stations and developing a long term plan for upgrade and growth of the system. This plan would also help identify areas with high inflow and infiltration, allowing us to fix them and reduce costs for the Township and its customers.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

9-Mar

9-Oct

Yes

Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$ 250,000

Yes

MTA

(269) 429-2501

Expansion of Public Water in Southern Tier

DeWitt Charter Township has recently completed its South Central Area Plan. This urban area in the Township has faced significant decline in the last decade. The South Central Area Plan defines ways in which the Township can stabilize and expand this area. The number one citizen concern in this plan is the lack of public water. The lack of water has helped and to the destabilized of this year.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

Jun-09

Oct-09

Drinking Water State Revolving fund or neighborhood stabilization program

$ 3,500,000

yes

Yes

MTA

(269) 429-2501

Elimination of pump station 108

Station #108 is operated by DeWitt Charter Township. This 36 year old station constructed in 1972 is past its anticipated useful life. Located in close proximity to a heavily trafficked intersection, it is at risk for damage and failure from traffic accidents. Elimination of this pump station could redirect the sewage flow by gravity sewer through the adjacent Watertown Charter Township sewer. That change would eliminate the operating costs of the existing station, reduce energy usage by routing the sewage through a modern, efficient pump station and reduce the sewage flow into the 18” interceptor feeding station #501. This change would also increase the available capacity in the 18” south interceptor and reduce the risk of an SSO from it.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

9-Aug

Oct-09

Local Governement Engery Efficiency Block Grants

$ 250,000

yes

MTA

(269) 429-2501

Upgrade pump station 504

Station #504 is jointly operated by DeWitt and Bath Charter Townships. This 31 year old station constructed in 1977 pumps a daily average of 0.71 MGD. 100% of Bath Township’s sewage (.6085 MGD) and approximately 7% of DeWitt Township’s sewage (0.1 MGD) are pumped by this station. The sewage is unmetered and the two pumps are original. The station is located in the right of way, the wet well is severely damaged from Hydrogen Sulfide, and relocation is necessary due to the unavailability of space to repair the station in place. Upgrade of the station during relocation would eliminate the need to redirect the flow from station #118 (Meijer’s) as the area it services develops.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

9-Aug

Oct-09

Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$ 2,000,000

yes

MTA

(269) 429-2501

Upgrade pump station 501

Station #501 is jointly operated by DeWitt and Bath Charter Townships. This 31 year old station constructed in 1977 pumps an approximate daily average 1.61 MGD. 100% of Bath Township’s sewage (.6085 MGD) and approximately 83% of DeWitt Township’s sewage (1.0 MGD) are pumped by this station. The sewage is unmetered. Two of the three pumps and each of ten valves are original and in need of reconditioning and /or replacement. Additionally, the original sewage pipe configuration results in a major interceptor (the 18” to the south) backing up during high flows due to inflow and infiltration and caused SSO’s in the past.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

9-Aug

Oct-09

Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$ 200,000

yes

MTA

(269) 429-2501

Bath Waste Water Interceptor Replacement

All of Bath Township wastewater runs cross country through DeWitt Township. This line that runs next to the a major Remy-chandler. Inspections of the line have found major areas of concern that must be addressed before they cause a problem. If this occurs it could causes all of Bath township wastewater to enter into this major drain system. An upgrade would also increase the size of the pipe, thus allowing for future growth in Bath Township.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

9-Aug

Oct-09

Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$ 3,500,000

Yes

yes

MTA

734-482-6099

Water main extension for freight building development

To facilitate future development on the Airport extend water main to new freight building. This is a project critical to the Greater Lansing Region because it will allow the airport to open its port of entry and fair trade zone

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

9-Aug

Oct-09

Clean Water State Revolving Fund or Federal Aviation Administration Grant

$ 650,000

yes

MTA

734-482-6099

Airport redirect Sanitary sewer lift station

To Facilitate future development on the Airport redirect Sanitary sewer lift station for new freight building. This is a project critical to the Greater Lansing Region because it will allow the airport to open its port of entry and fair trade zone

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

9-Aug

Oct-09

Federal Aviation Administration Grant or Clean Water State Revolving Fund

$ 1,500,000

yes

MTA

734-482-6099

Community Center window replacement

Over the last number of years the Township has put significant dollars into remodeling our community Center. The only project not completed was replacement of the energy inefficient windows.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

Apr-09

Oct-09

Local Government Energy Efficiency Block Grants or Energy Efficiency Grants and Loans for Institution

$ 40,000

yes

MTA

(734) 260-3702

Brownfield redevelopment in southern tier

DeWitt Charter Township has recently completed its South Central Area Plan. This urban area in the Township has faced significant decline in the last decade. The South Central Area Plan defines ways in which the Township can stabilize and expand this area. With the recent creation of the Clinton County Brownfield authority the Township would like to take advantage of our ability to clean up some blighted area's in the Southern tier. This would greatly encourage redevelopment in this area.

DeWitt Charter Township, Clinton County

Apr-09

2010

Brownfields

$ 675,000

Maybe

Yes

MTA

(517) 456-6855

jack@eastchinatownship.org

Extension of Coleman Rd

Extension of Coleman Road between Wood Road and West Road

DeWitt City and Township, Clinton County

9-Mar

9-Sep

Transportation

$ 4,000,000

Partial

Yes

MTA

231-588-6126

fpentti@alo.com

Sidnaw Fire Hall & Township Offices

Construct a new voting precinct for Sidnaw, office space for Duncan Township, and needed improvements to the fire hall in Sidnaw. A new, ADA complinat, township-owned voting facility is essential to permit Sidwaw voters to continue to vote in their community.

Duncan Township, Houghton County

1-Jul-09

Oct., 2009

Yes

Energy Efficiency, Neighborhood Stabilization, Community Development Block Grant, Flexible Fund, Rural Water & Waste Disposal, Wildfire Hazard Reduction

Yes

$130,000

Yes, $10,000 from township

Yes

Yes, reduced energy consumption.

yes, increased tourism

Yes

MTA

231-588-7741

fpentti@alo.com

Duncan Township Hall Restoration

Restoration and renovating of a 102 year old community building, preservation of a remaining CCC camp building that served as a dining hall for german POW's in WWII and creation of energy efficient green public building.

Duncan Township, Houghton County

1-Apr-09

July, 2009

Yes

Energy & Natural Resources, Local Energy Efficiency Block Grants, Energy Efficiency Grants for Institutions, Smart Appliances, Infrastructure & Economic Development, Flexable Fund

Yes

$120,000

Yes

seven

Yes

Yes, due to reduced energy consumption

yes, increased tourism

Yes

MTA

231-588-7741

fpentti@alo.com

restaurant re-opening

Assist in the re-opening of a local restaurant. Funds will be used for insulation, system upgrades, efficient appliances, and other actions required to bring the facility up to code. The resulting facility would be the only stand alone, non-bar family restaurant in Duncan Township.

Duncan Township, Houghton County

June, 2009

August, 2009

Yes

Community Development Block Grant, Neighborhood Stabilization Program, Local Government Energy Efficiency Block Grants, Smart Appliances.

Yes

$80,000

Yes, $40,000

Yes

Federal

Yes

Yes, energy efficiency

Yes

Potential for increased tax revenues

MTA

231-588-7741

tlupu@hotmail.com

Fire and Substation

To construct a 20,000 sq. ft. building to house a firestation, police and ambulance substation.

Dundee Township, Monroe County

March, 2009

July - Sept., 2009

Yes

USDA Rural Community Facilities Program or HUD Community Development Block Grants

Yes

$4,000,000.00

Yes

MTA

231-588-6126

WWTP Upgrades

Replace rotating biological contactors and other plant equipment upgrades

East China Charter Township, St. Clair County

7/1/2009

6/1/2010

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund or Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$1,000,000

Yes

MTA

231-588-6126

jack@eastchinatownship.org

Orchard Drive Water Main

Extension of water main to replace failing on-site wells

East China Charter Township, St. Clair County

5/1/2009

10/1/2009

Yes

EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund or Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$350,000

Yes

MTA

231-588-6126

jack@eastchinatownship.org

Sanitary Sewer Extension - Meisner Road

Extend sanitary sewer to replace failing septic systems.

East China Charter Township, St. Clair County

7/1/2009

6/1/2010

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund or Rural Water and Waste Disposal

950,000

Yes

MTA

231-588-6126

billnlpaw@ccenturytel.net

Water Protect for Township

Supply potable water to the residents of the township. Would include 12' and 8 inch water main throughout the township.

Edenville Township, Midland County

1-Jul-09

Less than 1 year from start date.

Yes

USDA Rural Water & Waste Disposal Program or EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

$14,000,000

No, should be completed within 30 days

Yes

100 construction jobs

Future economic activity could crete hundreds of additional jobs.

Yes

Yes, bad wells throughout the township.

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

debmaki51@yahoo.com

Elm River Township Berm

To construct a berm with trees and plants along the highway in front of the sawmill to help eliminate the fine sawdust traveling through the air to the residents across the road, to improve the environment for health and safety and improve the scenic beauty of the area not only to the residents but also the visitors to our area.

Elm River Township, Houghton County

8/1/2009

6/1/2010

Yes

Federal Highway Administration

Yes

$20,000

$2,000

Yes

MTA

(248) 3910304

debmaki51@yahoo.com

Elm River Township-gravel Road Dust Control

From M26 intersection of Pike Lake Rd to the township line and from the intersection of M26 and Emily Lake Rd to where it intersects to Pike Lake Rd

This is a gravel/dirt road that is very well traveled as it is a short cut between two major highways and when the weather is dry, the dust is horrible when you drive on this road making it like dust tunnel. It is worse than driving in a snowstorm, very hazardous to see other vehicles and very hazardous to the health of the residents who live on this road and for those that travel this road for work and to visit our area. This would make it more environmentally friendly and safer to the wildlife that live in the woods in the area.

Elm River Township, Houghton County

7/1/2009

7/15/2009

Yes

Federal Highway Administration

Yes

$25,000

$2,000

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

rcrawford@fortgratiottwp.org

Exeter Township Water Main Construction District #4

Construction of approx. 148,497 linel feet of water mains to serve Exeter Township residents with contaiminated wells. Water will be provided from City of Monroe thru a joint operating agreement.

Exeter Township, Monroe Township

May, 2009

Aug. 2010

Yes

Drinking Water State Revolving Fund/Rural Water & Waste Disposal

$10,273,127

yes, $500,000 from Exeter Township

2008 DWRF-Project was deferred until 2009 due to lack of signatures on SAD Petition. Request grant funds to reduce overall cost to residents to ensure approval.

Preliminary engineering completed

Yes

100% - as residents will have access to healthy drinking water.

Reduces health concerns for Public Health Department

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Fillmore Township, Allegan County water main SAD's 4,5 and 6

30,000 l.f. of 8", 12" and 16" water main serving commercial/light industrial areas along Blue Star Highway and 143rd Avenue. Also serving residential areas along 142nd Avenue, 143rd Avenue and 56th Street.

Fillmore Township, Allegan County

Summer 2009

Spring 2010

yes

State Revolving Fund loan program

$3,260,000

No, but plans ready within 45 days, permits and bid ready within 75 days, and award of project within 90 days

Yes

30 (design and construction)

Yes

Indirect

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Energy Efficient Municipal Office Building

Funding assistance would allow Fort Gratiot Township to build a new municipal office using green energy saving technoligies and self sustaining options such as solar/geothermal heating and cooling and wind generator for electrical service.

Fort Gratiot Township, St. Clair County

April, 2009

Dec., 2009

Yes

Energy and Natural Resources, Efficiency, Local Government Energy Efficiency Block Grants (EEBG)

$2.7 million

Yes ($1 million in twp. funds)

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

rcrawford@fortgratiottwp.org

Pine Grove Sanitary Sewer District

Install sanitary sewer lines to service residential and municipal areas; including three municipal buildings and one middle school sanitary sewer where there are aged and failed septic systems or a septic lagon.

Fort Gratiot Township, St. Clair County

April, 2009

Dec. 2009

Yes

EPA, Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$5.7 million

Partial repayment from residential assessment for sanitary sewer.

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Frenchtown Charter Township Resort District Authority Dike Rehabilitation Projects Phase I

Reconstruction and renovation of existing shoreline dike system constructed 35 years ago by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to prevent flooding to the Beaches Area of the township.

Frenchtown Charter Township, Monroe County

Yes

Watersheed and Flood protection

$5,700,000

$ 2,000,000 Frenchtown Beach Association

Survey and preliminary design completed

Yes, permits have been applied for.

25-30

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Frenchtown Charter Township Resort District Authority Dike Rehabilitation Projects Phase II

Reconstruction and renovation of existing shoreline dike system constructed 35 years ago by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to prevent flooding to the Beaches Area of the township.

Frenchtown Charter Township, Monroe County

YES

Watershead and Flood protection

$7,900,000

$2,000,000-Frenchtown Beach Association

Survey, preliminary design complete, final design underway

Yes

15-20

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

geneva8009@yahoo.com

Water Main Extension along 8th Avenue from CR 689 to 68th Street and along 68th Street from CR 388 to CR 384

Place 20,300 lf of 12" Water Main to an area of the Township that has poor water quality. Existing wells have problems with arsenic and many residents don't use the water for drinking water. Area to be served has existing subdivisions, existing manufactured housing park, existing golf course and the potential for additional housing developments.

Geneva Township, Van Buren County

1-Jun-09

1-Nov-09

Yes

(EPA) Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$1,675,000.00

$0.00

No, To be Completed by March 31, 2009

Yes, MDEQ permit to Construct Water Main. Will be obtained by April 30, 2009

Yes, Many homes owned by out of state residents. Also, currently there is minimal growth in this area due to the water quality problem. With the addition of Municipal water residential home building will increase and create jobs.

Yes, There will be additional water customers that will hook up to the proposed Water Main and create additional revenue to the Township. Residents need clean drinking water in this area and will hook up to the system when it goes into service.

Yes, it will give the residents of this area clean drinking water and reduce the efforts of the local health department to monitor wells.

MTA

(248) 391-0304

geneva8009@yahoo.com

Water Main Extension along M-43 Highway from 12th Avenue to 69th Street and along 69th Street from M-43 Highway to CR 380

Place 14,250 lf of 12" Water Main to an area of the Township that has low water capacity. Existing wells have problems drawing enough water. Many residents have to cycle everyday household duties, such as washing clothes and dishes during off hours of the night due to how long it takes to get water.

Geneva Township, Van Buren County

1-Jun-09

1-Nov-09

Yes

(EPA) Rural Water and Waste Disposal

$1,183,895.00

$0.00

No, To be Completed by March 31, 2009

Yes, MDEQ permit to Construct Water Main. Will be obtained by April 30, 2009

Yes, This is a tourist area for Northern Illinois. Currently, minimal growth due to the water capacity problem. The addition of Municipal water residential home building will increase and create additional jobs.

Yes, additional water customers will hook up to the proposed Water Main and create additional revenue to the Township. Residents need clean drinking water with good pressure and volume in this area and will hook up to the system.

Yes, it will give the residents of this area clean drinking water and reduce the efforts of the local health department to monitor wells.

MTA

(248) 391-0304

skopp@grandrapidstwp.org

Township Hall Roof Replacement

Replace the current 20 year old Township Hall asphalt shingled roof with an insulated recyclable metal roof.

Grand Rapids Charter Township, Kent County

April, 2009

Fall, 2009

Yes

Energy and Natural Resouces Local Government Energy Efficienct Grant

$95,000

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

skopp@grandrapidstwp.org

Township Hall Parking Lot Replacement

Replacre our Township Hall asphalt parking lot with a porous material that allows the absorption naturally and filtering of storm water instead of directing it to the ajoining stream and wetlands directly from the parking lot. The replaced parking lot will improve down stream water quality and reduce the volume created by rain waters that damage downstream areas.

Grand Rapids Charter Township, Kent County

May, 2009

Fall, 2009

Yes

Watershed and Flood Prevention

$74,000

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Infrastructure Projects

Sewer extension on east Michigan Avenue

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

Rural Water & Waste Disposal

Yes

$2,570,000

Yes

Yes - Approx. 325 new jobs

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Infrastructure Projects

Equalization basin on east Michigan Avenue

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

Rural Water & Waste Disposal

Yes

$478,000

Yes

See above

See Above

Yes

See above

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Infrastructure Projects

Sewer extention on Norvell Rd.

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

Rural Water & Waste Disposal

Yes

$45,000

Yes

See above

See Above

Yes

See above

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Infrastructure Projects

Water extention on east Michigan Avenue

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

Rural Water & Waste Disposal

Yes

$135,000

Yes

See above

See Above

Yes

See above

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Infrastructure Projects

Sewer extension in Lockwood subdivision

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

Rural Water & Waste Disposal

Yes

$633,000

Yes

See above

See Above

Yes

See above

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Infrastructure Projects

Sewer extension on Warrior Dr. and north to Grass Lake Road

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

Rural Water & Waste Disposal

Yes

$578,000

Yes

See above

See Above

Yes

See above

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Infrastructure Projects

Water extention on Knight Rd to Tenneco Corp.

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

Rural Water & Waste Disposal

Yes

$520,000

Yes

See above

See Above

Yes

See above

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Safe Routes to School Projects

Clark St. to Keane Dr. subdivision (Wolf Lake Rd.)

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

State Fiscal Stabilization Fund/Public Safety

Yes

$45,000

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Safe Routes to School Projects

Pious Union to Andover subdivision (Mich. Ave.)

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

State Fiscal Stabilization Fund/Public Safety

Yes

$27,000

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Grass Lake Township Safe Routes to School Projects

Portage St. to Willow Creek Ln. subdivision (Mt. Hope Rd.)

Grass Lake Charter Township, Jackson County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

State Fiscal Stabilization Fund/Public Safety

Yes

$18,000

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

S. Milford Road Sanitary Sewers

Sanitary Sewers, Pump Station and Force Main to serve population of 2600. S. Milford Road from Clyde to Rowe Road

Highland Township, Oakland County

9-May

10-May

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund

Yes

$11,300,000

$300,000

Yes

yes (submitted/some issued)

yes (submitted)

300

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

S. Milford Road Watermain

Water Main extensions to serve population of 1200. Milford Road from M-59 to Rowe Road.

Highland Township, Oakland County

9-May

10-May

Yes

EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

Yes

$2,450,000

$60,000

Yes

yes (submitted/some issued)

yes (submitted)

100

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

WWTP

300 MGD Wastewater Treatment Facility

Highland Township, Oakland County

9-May

10-May

Yes

EPA Clean Water State Revolving Fund

Yes

$4,150,000

$425,000

Yes

yes (submitted/some issued)

yes (submitted)

300

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

WTP and Storage

2 wells, water treatment plant, 500,000 gallon storage tank and transmission mains

Highland Township, Oakland County

9-May

10-May

Yes

EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

Yes

$580,000.00

$580,000

Yes

yes (submitted/some issued)

yes (submitted)

100

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

transmission main

Water Main extensions to interconnect SE and NW water systems and address arsenic issues. Wardlow Road from Milford Road to Harvey Lake Road.

Highland Township, Oakland County

9-Sep

9-Nov

Yes

EPA Drinking Water State Revolving Fund

Yes

$1,000,000

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Water Service Replacement

Replacement of neatrly 6000 water services. (Currently polybutlene to be replaced with cooper.)

Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County

Spring 2009

Fall 2009

Yes

DWRF

$6,600,000

Yes

MTA

(248) 391-0304

Adams Street Water Transmission Main

3000 l.f. of 16" water main needed for system reliability and to loop dead ends

Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County

Spring 2009

Fall 2009

Yes

DWRF

$520,000

Partial

Yes

MTA

(734) 654-6992

144th Avenue Water Main

1600 l.f. of 12" water main needed for system reliability and to loop dead ends

Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

DWRF

$130,000

Yes

MTA

(269) 684-0807

Lakewood Blvd. Water Transmission Main Replacement

8200 l.f. of 20" and 11,000 l.f. of 16" transmission replacement. Needed as the existing main is starting to require repairs due to corrossion.

Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County

Summer 2009

Fall 2009

Yes

DWRF

$4,200,000

Yes

MTA

(269) 684-0807

Corrosion Protection for Wastewater Pump Stations

Add impressed current systems to 12 waste water pumping stations as the current anode systems are not working.

Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

CWSRF

$110,000

Yes

MTA

269-429-1589

Pump Station No. 23 Improvements

New pumps and 5600 l.f. of 12" forcemain needed for added capacity and a corrossion issue in the existing main.

Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County

Spring 2009

Fall 2009

Yes

CWSRF

835,000

Partial

Yes

MTA

269-429-1589

Pump Station No. 31 Improvements

New pump station and 5400 l.f. of 16" force main needed to add capacity for an expanding industry in the area.

Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County

Spring 2009

Fall 2009

Yes

CWSRF

$1,500,000

Yes

MTA

517-323-8590

Eric Stret Sanitary Sewer

250 l.f. of 8" sanitary sewer for homes on septic systems.

Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

CWSRF

$45,000

Yes

MTA

517-323-8590

104th Avenue Sanitary Sewer

1700 l.f. of 12" sanitary sewer for a proposed school and future improvements.

Holland Charter Township, Ottawa County

Spring 2009

Summer 2009

Yes

CWSRF

$255,000

Yes

MTA

517-323-8590