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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Equipment

The Ten-Year Plan totals $506.7 million for this category that is funded as follows; $30.1 million in City General Obligation funding, $91.1 million in State funds, and $385.5 million in Water Authority funding. The plan includes the remediation of closed landfills, water meter installation, vehicles, computer equipment, facility purchase and the relocation of utility mains for sewer and water projects.

The Department will continue installing meters for all 828,000 residential and commercial customers and replacing approximately 85,000 meters that were installed prior to the beginning of the Universal Metering Program in 1988 at a cost of $67.6 million in the Ten-Year Plan. The meter program allows the Department to charge customers for actual usage rather than on an estimated usage based on property characteristics, thus providing more equitable billing, encouraging water conservation, and allowing better water management. An additional $36 million is allocated for plumbing retrofit rebates for participants in the multiple dwelling conservation program, which is expected to begin in 2002. /

DEP will remediate two landfills previously operated by the Department of Sanitation. As a result of past illegal dumping which occurred at these sites, they have been (placed on the State list of inactive hazardous waste sites. DEP will supervise the remediation of Brookfield Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue Landfills, which are both in the design phase lor landfill caps, landfill gas collection and disposal systems and stormwater management systems. Remediation of Pennsylvania Avenue Landfill, scheduled for 2002, will cost $54.9 million, of which $8.7 million will be funded by City GO. funds and $46.2 million funded by State funds. Remediation of Brookfield Avenue Landfill, scheduled for 2004, will cost $66.0 million, of which $21.0 million will be funded by City GO. funds and $45.0 million funded by State funds.

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