What is a point source project?
Oregon Revised Statutes 468B defines point source as any discernible, confined, and discrete conveyance. Point source projects can include activities that address discharges coming from a pipe, ditch, channel, tunnel or conduit, including regulated wastewater and stormwater systems. Point source does not include agriculture stormwater discharges and return flows from irrigated agriculture.
Examples of point source projects include the following:
- Wastewater projects
- Inflow and infiltration repair
- Recycled water projects
- Stormwater projects (in MS4 communities)
What to know before applying for a Point Source Design and/or Construction loan.
The table below provides topics to consider prior to applying for a Point Source Design and/or Construction loan.
Also, see the What to Know Before Applying document that outlines more general information about the funding.
If ready to apply, see below for the Point Source Design and/or Construction loan application, instructions, and checklist of requirements needed before a loan can be signed.
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