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reducing chronic disease. The grant came from the Community Transformation Grant <br />Program at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. <br />Convincing the Senate Health, Education and Labor Committee, on behalf of a pro Bono <br />client, to include language in a bill to raise awareness in the Latino and African American <br />communities regarding autism and direct funds toward early detection and diagnosis. <br />$13.3 million HHS Administration on a Children, Youth and Families grant for L.A. Gay and <br />Lesbian Center. <br />U.S. Department of Energy <br />Holland & Knight has extensive experience in working with local governments and DOE on the local <br />energy efficiency initiatives. Our energy team has also helped draft and shape energy and <br />environmental legislation for over 20 years and brings an impressive track record in securing <br />funding for major water and energy projects. Some examples include: <br />• $100,000 in stimulus funds for the Children's Memorial Hospital Green Roof project <br />• $1.2 million in Army Corps of Engineers funding for the Chicago Botanic Garden <br />• $3.6 million in shoreline restoration CAP funds for the Chicago Botanic Garden <br />U.S. Environmental Protection Agency <br />Holland & Knight's has extensive experience in working with EPA and assisting local governments <br />to pursue and secure funding under the Agency's competitive grant programs, and also maintains a <br />strong record of assisting cities and counties pursue federal funding for environmental and water <br />projects. Examples include: <br />Placer County, CA: Holland & Knight has secured over $11 million in federal funding to design and <br />construct a modern regional wastewater treatment system in this Northern California county of <br />about 350,000 people. Under the regional alternative, modern wastewater treatment facilities will <br />be preserved and seven older facilities located throughout the region will be abandoned. <br />Together, the three modern facilities will be capable of meeting the area's wastewater treatment <br />demands for decades to come. Eliminating effluent discharge from these outdated and ineffective <br />facilities will improve water quality in the local receiving waters and reduce environmental impacts <br />on the Bay-Delta system. <br />Furthermore, the new treatment facilities can provide up to 30,000 acre-feet of reclaimed <br />wastewater for agricultural purposes as well as irrigation of community open space and parks. The <br />sale of reclaimed water for these purposes will help offset the cost of treatment while reducing the <br />need for surface and/or ground water. <br />City of West Sacramento, CA: The City is currently transitioning from its original authorized flood <br />damage reduction project to a much larger project in the neighborhood of $400 million to $500 <br />million. We have been successful in securing an increase in the current authorization level to allow <br />additional work to be done and to bridge the gap between the two projects. <br />Sarasota County, FL.: A top federal priority for the County has been the Phillippi Creek Septic <br />System Replacement Program. The Holland & Knight team secured over $5.6 million to replace <br />septic systems and connect approximately 25,000 low- to moderate-income homes and businesses <br />Holland & Knight Confidential Presentation for the City of Santa Ana 16 <br />25A-29
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