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LR 415
Item 1

 
Rules adopted under this paragraph are routine technical rules
pursuant to chapter 375, subchapter 2-A.

 
2. Obligations. The municipality or local development
corporation receiving money under this section must:

 
A. Own, or hold on long-term lease, the site for the
project;

 
B. Be responsible for and present evidence to the authority
of its ability to carry out the project as planned;

 
C. Site and maintain the community speculative industrial
building on property that is appropriate to the size and
location of the community speculative industrial building;

 
D. Provide and maintain, with funds other than those
provided by the authority, an adequate access road from a
public highway to the proposed site and provide and maintain
water, sewer and power facilities. The municipality or
local development corporation must be responsible for
plowing out the plant site at all times and for landscaping
the grounds surrounding the building until the building is
occupied by a tenant;

 
E. Comply with applicable zoning, planning and sanitary
regulations in the municipality where the community
speculative industrial building is to be located. A loan
may not be approved and a certificate of approval for the
project or for any subsequent enlargement or addition to the
project may not be issued until the Department of
Environmental Protection has certified to the authority that
all licenses required by the authority have been issued or
that none are required; and

 
F. Make adequate provisions for insurance and fire
protection and for maintenance of the community speculative
industrial building while it is unoccupied.

 
3. Loan terms. Terms for a loan under this section are as
follows.

 
A. The authority shall prescribe the terms and conditions
of the loan.

 
B. Loans must be repaid in full, including interest and
other charges, within 90 days after the community
speculative industrial building is occupied.


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