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State Funded Cost-Share Programs
Water Resources Cost-Share Program
(WRCSP)
provides
state financial assistance to landowners for the establishment of
enduring water conservation practices to protect and improve the quality
and quantity of Kansas water resources. The district will cost-share at
a rate
of 70% of landowner's actual cost or 70% of the county average cost (whichever
is lower) and not to exceed
the annual
landowner limit $3,500.00.
Practices include:
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Windbreaks:
a shelter to defuse winds away from livestock or to eliminate wind
erosion.
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Pipeline for center pivot Irrigation:
a pipeline and components installed in an irrigation system to
accommodate the installation of a sprinkler irrigation system. Only
to use to convert from flood irrigation to sprinkler irrigation.
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Pipeline for livestock supply:
a pipeline installed for conveying water for livestock.
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Water well:
a waterwell for the purpose of watering livestock.
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Non-Point Source Cost-Share Program
(NPSCSP)
provides state financial assistance for non-point source pollution
control practices for the protection or restoration of surface and
groundwater quality.
The
district will cost-share at a rate of 70% of landowner's actual cost or 70% of
the county average cost (whichever is lower) and not to exceed
the annual
landowner limit of $3,000.00.
Practices include:
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Abandon
Waterwell plugging
of priority abandoned drilled and hand dug water wells
through the process of disinfection, filling of water bearing zone
and non-water bearing zone and capping the well with an approved
grout material. The district will cost-share 70% of landowners
actual cost or 70% of the county average cost of $5.00 per foot
(whichever is lower) and not exceed $1,000.00 per well.
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Abandon
OnSite Wastewater System plugging: The district will cost-share 70% of landowners
actual cost or 70% of the county average cost of $715.00 per
plugging
(whichever is lower) and not exceed $500.00 per plugging.
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Installation of an OnSite Wastewater
System
to replace a failed OnSite Wastewater system, the district will
cost-share 70% of landowners actual cost or 70% of the county
average cost of $5,000.00 per system (whichever is lower) and not
exceed $3,000.00 annual landowners limit.
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"Funding provided
annually by the
State Conservation Commission through appropriation from the Kansas
Water Plan Fund."
"All programs are voluntary and ranked according to the Haskell
County Conservation District
ranking worksheet and/or the Kansas State Conservation Commission
evaluation worksheet."
District Funded Cost-Share Programs
County OnSite Wastewater Cost-Share Program
provides district financial assistance for non-point source pollution
control practices for the protection of groundwater quality.
The
district will cost-share at a rate of 70% of landowner's actual cost or 70% of
the county average cost (whichever is lower) and not to exceed
the annual
landowner limit of $3,000.00. This program runs concurrently with the State
NPSCSP. Landowner limit is a combination of district and state funds.
Practices include:
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Abandon
OnSite Wastewater System plugging: The district will cost-share 70% of landowners
actual cost or 70% of the county average cost of $715.00
(whichever is lower) and not exceed $500.00 per plugging.
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Installation of an OnSite Wastewater
System
to replace a failed OnSite Wastewater system, the district will
cost-share 70% of landowners actual cost or 70% of the county
average cost of $5,000.00 per system (whichever is lower) and not
exceed $3,000.00 annual landowners limit.
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"Funding provided
annually by the
Haskell County Conservation District through appropriation from the
Operations Fund."
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Click
Here for
more information on the approved plugging of Cisterns, Cesspools, Septic
Tanks, and other holes |
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Click
Here for
more information on the approved installation of OnSite Wastewater
Systems in Kansas. |
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Click
Here for
more information on the approved plugging of water wells |
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Click
Here for
Haskell
County Environmental Codes |
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NRCS Programs
Click
Here for
more information on
NRCS federally funded programs.
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For More Information Contact:
Haskell County Conservation District
101 Spud Street
Sublette, Kansas 67877
Tel: 620-675-2324
FAX: 620-675-8743
Internet:
bill.decker@ks.nacdnet.net
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