Ill. Admin. Code tit. 32, § 110.70 - State Financing
a) The
Department allocates State Financing pursuant to the statutory language of the
Act, which provides that:
"The Department subject to the approval of the Illinois Coal Development Board shall make below market rate loans available to fund a portion of each qualifying [I]ndustrial [C]oal [P]roject." (Section 9 of the Act)
b) The interest rate
for State Financing shall be fixed for the period of the loan and shall not
exceed 5% per year. The Department shall annually set the interest rate for all
loans that will be issued during the next twelve months based upon the
following considerations:
1) current economic
conditions;
2) leading interest
rate indicators;
3) ability of the
State to maximize financial returns to the Illinois Industrial Coal Utilization
Fund;
4) potential to sustain the
Program through loan repayments;
5)
projected availability of other State funds for the Program; and
6) ability of the State to obtain a
sufficient number of Applicants for the Program.
c) The period of the loan shall be the term
requested by the Applicant, but in any event shall be at least seven years but
no longer than ten years.
d) Any
loan or series of loans shall be limited to an amount not to exceed the lesser
of $2,500,000 or 25% of the Total Project Cost. (Section 9 of the
Act)
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