085-1 Wyo. Code R. §§ 1-3 - Definitions
a. "Board of Directors" means the Board of
Directors of the Council;
b.
"Borrower" means the community development organization or a state development
organization, which applies for, commits to, and is responsible for repayment
of funds provided under this program;
c. "Business" means any existing enterprise
which employs people within the state, provides services within the state, uses
resources within the state or otherwise adds economic value to goods, services
or resources within the state, and includes farm and ranch
operations;
d. "Cash or cash
equivalent" means liquid assets including savings, checking and money market
accounts, CDs, stocks, bonds or cash value life insurance or other similar
assets. Equity in real estate holdings and other fixed assets is not to be
considered liquid assets;
e.
"Community development organization" means a group of private citizens
organized as a business entity authorized to do business in this state for the
purpose of providing financing for new, existing, or expanding businesses and
other economic or community development purposes in Wyoming, and which may take
equity positions and shall take security positions in its borrowers' businesses
and appropriate personal guarantees from the owners thereof;
f. "Council" means the Wyoming Business
Council;
g. "Economic development
account" means the economic development enterprise account within the revolving
investment fund created under article XVI, section
12 of the Wyoming constitution. The account
shall consist of funds from payments as provided in
W.S.
9-12-306 and other funds as provided by
law;
h. "Guarantee loan
participation" means a provision of financing by the Council in which the
Council participates with a bank that has secured a federal guaranteed loan to
guarantee repayment of a loan made to a business. The maximum participation by
the Council shall be fifty percent (50%) of the loan or one million dollars
($1,000,000.00), whichever is less;
i. "Servicing agent" means the qualified
entity contracted by the Council to service the loans in the portfolio and to
provide administrative services for the program;
j. "State development organization" means a
corporation organized under W.S.
W.S.
17-11-101 through
17-11-120 with the authority to
provide financing for new, existing or expanding businesses, and to fulfill
other economic or community development purposes throughout the state of
Wyoming, and which may take equity positions and shall take security positions
in its borrowers' businesses and appropriate personal guarantees from the
owners thereof;
k. "Third-party
loan(s)" means loans made by a community development organization or a state
development organization to a business, where such loans are funded partially
by the Challenge Loan Program;
l.
"Bridge financing" means a provision of financing for that portion of the total
project cost which is calculated by subtracting from the total project cost the
sum of ownership debt and equity. The Council shall not consider a proposal in
which the bridge financing component exceeds thirty-five percent (35%) of the
total project cost or Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) which ever is
less; and the business does not contribute less than
fifteen percent (15%) of the total project cost. The financing is intended to
be a participation with a commercial lender with the lender and state sharing a
proportionate first lien position on all collateral. In the event of a default
the lender will restructure, or proceed with the appropriate legal remedy with
proceeds received to be shared proportionately with the state;
m. "Commercial Lender" means commercial
institutions that loan money, including banks, credit unions, mutual savings
banks, savings and loan associations, stock savings banks, or trust
companies;
n. "Economic Disaster
Area" means as defined in W.S.
W.S.
9-12-301 (a)(v);
o. "Economic Disaster Loan(s)" means loans
made to eligible businesses, up to a maximum of five hundred thousand dollars
($500,000.00), where such loans are funded by the Challenge Loan
Program;
p. "Lost revenues" shall
only include actual losses incurred and shall not include any future
losses;
q. "Loan guarantee" means a
provision of financing by the Council in which the Council guarantees a portion
of a bank loan made to a business;
r. "Wyoming main street loan participation"
means a provision of financing by the council in which the council participates
with a Commercial Lender that has made a loan to a business for building
improvements to maintain the structure's historical character. The maximum
participation by the Council shall be seventy-five (75%) of the loan or one
hundred thousand dollars ($100,000), whichever is less;
s. "Renovation: means construction or
reconstruction-type work on a building including: façade, roof, exterior
wall assembly, foundation, windows, doors, cornice treatment, awnings and
canopies; and
t. "Natural gas
fueling infrastructure loan" means a loan issued by the Council for the costs
of the engineering, design, real property, equipment and labor necessary to
install a functioning natural gas filling station to fuel motor vehicles, which
operate on natural gas as a transportation fuel.
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