Heritage House International buyer-window signal capture
Three Louisiana wastewater treatment projects on the state's CWSRF priority list, LDEQ's annual lending list, each at package-plant size, read for Heritage House International: the listing, the plant's permit record, the stage, and the person on the record where one is published.
01 Assumption Parish Police JuryHigh confidence Louisiana's 2027 CWSRF fundable list carries a $300,000 Assumption Parish loan for a new 5,000-8,000 gallons a day community-center treatment plant. In February 2026 the parish's engineer reported a manufacturer placing a factory-built treatment plant under the parish-wide sewer program. +View evidence, opening, contactHide details
Evidence
- LDEQ's SFY 2027 CWSRF Project Priority List carries Assumption Parish Police Jury loan 221962-01, priority 54, $300,000 with $300,000 principal forgiveness, fundable, to install a new 5,000-8,000 gpd treatment plant with a 5,000 gpd storage tank for the parish community center.
- Police Jury minutes of February 25, 2026 record Brian Lauritsen of Infinity Engineering reporting, on the Parish-Wide Sewer Plant Improvements Project, that the wastewater treatment plant manufacturer began excavation that day to place the treatment plant.
Practical opening“Louisiana's 2027 CWSRF fundable list carries a $300,000 Assumption Parish loan for a new 5,000-8,000 gallons a day community-center treatment plant. In February 2026 the parish's engineer reported a manufacturer placing a factory-built treatment plant under the parish-wide sewer program. That suggests the same engineer sizes this next unit before it bids. We could ask Infinity Engineering whether the community-center unit is sized yet.”
Claim boundaryDo not say Infinity Engineering has this job, that a manufacturer is chosen, or that the parish is buying; the record shows a listed loan, a commitment date and a finished program next door.
A plant this size is bought off LDH's approved mechanical-plant list and the Police Jury votes on the engineer's recommendation; confirm the Bioclean unit's LDH listing before the first engineer call.
Decision ownerBrian Blankenship, Parish Manager, Assumption Parish Police Jury · brianblankenship@assumptionla.com, checked 2026-09-11 · 985-369-7742 (Public Works department line, same page) · cc Kim M. Torres, Secretary-Treasurer and Police Jury Liaison, kimtorres@assumptionla.com
02 Town of Golden MeadowHigh confidence Louisiana's 2027 CWSRF priority list carries a Golden Meadow loan that includes expanding the existing treatment plant by 30,000 gallons a day. EPA ECHO flags the South plant noncompliant eight of twelve quarters, effluent or reporting unstated. +View evidence, opening, contactHide details
Evidence
- LDEQ's SFY 2027 CWSRF priority list (revised July 16, 2026) carries Golden Meadow loan 221960-02, $2,770,925 with $500,000 forgiveness, for a sewer expansion including a 30,000 gpd expansion of the existing plant; Exhibit 1 lists it under Future Funding, Figure 1 schedules it for May 11, 2027.
- EPA ECHO lists TOWN OF GOLDEN MEADOW - SOUTH STP, general permit LAG570634, with Clean Water Act status Violation Identified, 8 of the last 12 quarters in noncompliance and 1 in significant noncompliance, data as of March 31, 2026.
Practical opening“Louisiana's 2027 CWSRF priority list carries a Golden Meadow loan that includes expanding the existing treatment plant by 30,000 gallons a day. EPA ECHO flags the South plant noncompliant eight of twelve quarters, effluent or reporting unstated. That suggests the unit the engineer has in mind is not named yet. We could ask the town's engineer whether the expansion unit is sized yet.”
Claim boundaryDo not say the town is choosing a treatment process, that design has started, that the plant is under an order, or that the town has no engineer; a listed CWSRF row was prepared by one. The record shows a listing, a commitment date and a noncompliance history.
No engineer of record is named in any public source; the first call has to establish who designs for the town.
03 Rapides Parish Sewerage District No. 1Conditional causal link Louisiana's 2027 CWSRF list carries a $2,294,000 Rapides Sewerage District 1 loan for a new 0.15 MGD Deerfield plant. EPA ECHO flags the Deerfield plant noncompliant eleven of twelve quarters, seven of them significant. +View evidence, opening, contactHide details
Evidence
- LDEQ's SFY 2027 CWSRF Project Priority List carries Rapides Parish Sewer District No. 1 loan 221940-02, priority 55, $2,294,000 with $700,000 principal forgiveness, fundable, to construct a new concrete WWTP for the Deerfield subdivision, design capacity 0.15 MGD.
- EPA ECHO lists DEERFIELD WWTP, permit LA0072541, Alexandria, with Clean Water Act status Significant/Category I Noncompliance, 11 of the last 12 quarters in noncompliance and 7 in significant noncompliance, data as of March 31, 2026.
Practical opening“Louisiana's 2027 CWSRF list carries a $2,294,000 Rapides Sewerage District 1 loan for a new 0.15 MGD Deerfield plant. EPA ECHO flags the Deerfield plant noncompliant eleven of twelve quarters, seven of them significant. That suggests no design spend and no closing yet, reason not given. We could ask the board who its engineer is and whether a basis of design exists.”
Claim boundaryDo not say the process is open, that the district has no engineer, or that the plant is under an order; the record shows a listed loan past its commitment date, an audit with no project spend, and significant noncompliance.
The scope wording 'new concrete WWTP' may mean a cast-in-place plant has already been chosen; no design document was found either way.
These signals rank research priority. They do not prove purchase intent. Every date and quote is from the public record; none of these towns, parishes or districts has said it is choosing a treatment process or buying a package plant.