New York Consolidated Laws, Environmental Conservation Law - ENV § 58-0903. Programs, plans and projects

a. costs associated with grants to municipalities for projects that reduce or control storm water runoff, using green infrastructure where practicable;

b. costs associated with projects that reduce agricultural nutrient runoff and promote soil health such as projects which implement comprehensive nutrient management plans, other agricultural nutrient management projects, and non-point source abatement and control programs including projects developed pursuant to sections eleven-a and eleven-b of the soil and water conservation districts;

c. costs associated with projects that address harmful algal blooms such as abatement projects and projects focused on addressing nutrient reduction in freshwater and marine waters, wastewater infrastructure systems that treat nitrogen and phosphorus, and lake treatment systems;

d. costs associated with wastewater infrastructure projects including but not limited to extending or establishing sewer lines to replace failing septic systems or cesspools and projects as provided by section twelve hundred eighty-five-u of the public authorities law;

e. costs associated with projects to reduce, avoid or eliminate point and non-point source discharges to water including projects authorized by the New York state water improvement infrastructure act of 2017 and section twelve hundred eighty-five-s of the public authorities law;

f. costs associated with the establishment of riparian buffers to provide distance between farm fields and streams or abate erosion during high flow events;  and

g. costs associated with lead service line replacement pursuant to section eleven hundred fourteen of the public health law.