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Vessel Pumpout Programs Page I of 2 <br /> 4DA16*330AW1190 <br /> CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF BOATING AND 'WATERWAYS •EST 1951 <br /> ;lean Vessel Act of 199, Pttmpout Grant Program <br /> In 1992,Congress passed the Clean Vessel Act to help reduce pollution from vessel sewage <br /> discharges into U.S.waters.The Grant Program established by the Act will help fund the <br /> construction, renovation,operation,and maintenance of pumpout and dump stations to service <br /> pleasure craft. <br /> As part of its commitment to provide clean,safe,and enjoyable recreational boating in California,Cal <br /> Boating is serving as the State Grant coordinator.Cal Boating will also provide boater education <br /> programs to promote public awareness about boat sewage and its proper disposal. <br /> Frequently Asked Questions: <br /> Who is eiig uie? <br /> What does the grant cover? <br /> What does it cost me? <br /> ->>Can I be reimbursed for a pumpout I've already installed? <br /> >>What are my responsibilities under this program? <br /> Can I charge for use of the pumpout or dump station? <br /> Who do I contact for a grant application? <br /> How do I appeal the denial of a permit, license, or application? <br /> Who is eligible? <br /> The Clean Vessel Act grant funds are available to both the public and private sector.This includes all local governmental entities and <br /> private businesses that own and operate boating facilities that are open to the general public. <br /> What does the grant cover? <br /> The Grant will reimburse recipients for up to 75%of the installed cost of pumpout and dump stations.This includes the cost of new <br /> equipment,or the renovation of existing equipment,as well as necessary pumps,piping, lift stations,on-site holding tanks,pier or dock <br /> modifications,signs, permits and other miscellaneous equipment needed for a complete and efficient station. <br /> The Grant will not pay for the construction or renovation of onshore restroom facilities,or sewage treatment plants,including septic tanks, <br /> leach fields,private and municipal treatment plants and other special treatment devices. <br /> What does it cost me? <br /> As a grant recipient you are responsible for at least 25%of the installed costs of the pumpout and dump station facilities provided for <br /> under the grant program.This 25%match can be cash,the fair market value of any labor or materials provided,or a combination thereof. <br /> Can I be reimbursed for a pumpout I've already installed? <br /> No. Costs incurred prior to the effective date of a grant agreement are not allowable. <br /> What are my responsibilities under this program? <br /> Your responsibilities under the grant program are: <br /> 1. All recreational vessels must have access to the pumpout and dump stations funded under this grant program.The grant recipient <br /> shall guarantee that the facilities will be operated,maintained,and be accessible to all recreation vessels for the full period of their <br /> useful life. <br /> 2. A sign depicting the national pumpout symbol shall be installed so as to be clearly visible to boaters. <br /> Vaccc l Prnmnnrnt Prnaramc Pam I of 2 <br />