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Final - Massachusetts Water Resources Authority

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The breakdown of the $574.9 million program by the major projects is illustrated below:FY09-13 SpendingWastewater Improvement Projects (in millions)26.3%Other WastewaterProjects, $151.532.4%DITP Asset Protection,$186.15.5%I&P Asset Protection,$31.77.9%Reserved ChannelSewer Separation,$45.413.0%East Boston BranchSewer Relief, $75.014.8%North Dorchester Bay,$85.2Similarly, the top five projects for the <strong>Water</strong>works program total $186.8 million for FY09-13 andrepresent 59.4% of the $314.3 million total program.The breakdown of the $314.3 million program by the major projects is illustrated on the graphbelow:FY09-13 Spending<strong>Water</strong>works Improvement Projects (in millions)40.6%Other <strong>Water</strong>worksprojects, $127.512.1%Local <strong>Water</strong> PipelineProgram, $38.017.9%MetroWest Tunnel(Hultman AqueductRehab.), $56.46.2%Southern SpineDistribution Mains,$19.412.6%Spot Pond StorageFacility, $39.610.6%John J. Carroll <strong>Water</strong>Treatment Plant, $33.4Combined the Top 10 Wastewater and <strong>Water</strong> projects account for 65.1% of total FY09-13 spending.11

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