State revolving funds

ERIC DB54 Cleaning Up Polluted Runoff with the Clean Water State Revolving Fund, March 1998 832/F-98-001 NSCEP ... 

State revolving funds Money for municipal point sources, nonpoint sources and other... 

Subchapter VI - State Water Pollution Control Revolving Funds ... 

Authorized a State Revolving Loan Fund (SRF) program to help public water systems finance projects needed to meet SDWA requirements ... 

States must acquire authority to ensure that community and nontransient/noncommunity systems beginning operation after October 1,1999, have the technical, managerial, and financial capacity to comply with SDWA regulations. States that fail to acquire authority lose 20% of their annual state revolving loan fund grants. 

A second set of changes in the SDWA were the 1996 amendments [P.L. 104—182 110 Stat. 1613]. The 1996 amendments addressed health-based risk as the basis for standard setting, providing flexibility and technical assistance for small water systems, public right-to-know and financial assistance to water systems through state revolving loan funds. 

US EPA s support to brownfields cleanup started in 1995, just as the support to site assessments began. Although US EPA did not initially provide direct cleanup funds, it provided state and local governments with up to 1 million to create a revolving... 

Requires aU operators of community and nontransient/noncommunity systems be certified. The USEPA has 30 months to provide guidance specifying minimum standards for certifying water system operators, and states must implement a certification program within 2 years or lose 20% of Sustainability Revolving Loan Fund (SRLF) grants. 

For specialized credit card banks, particularly in the United States, the ABS market has become the primary vehicle to fund the substantial volume of unsecured credit loans to consumers. Credit card pools are differentiated from other types of ABS in that loans have no predetermined term. A single obligors credit card debt is often no more than six months, so the structure has to differ from other ABS in that repayment speed needs to be controlled either through scheduled amortization or the inclusion of a revolving period (where principal collections are used to purchase additional receivables). 

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