Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 67-38.0026 - General Program Requirements and Restrictions
(1) An Applicant may only apply for funding
through the Predevelopment Loan Program if it is a legally formed entity that
is:
(a) Any unit of government,
(b) A Public Housing Authority,
(c) A Community-Based or Not-For-Profit
Organization,
(d) A for-profit
entity wholly owned by one or more qualified Not-For-Profit Organizations,
or
(e) A limited liability company
or limited partnership if its managing member or general partner is a
Community-Based or Not-For-Profit Organization that holds at least 51% of the
ownership interest in the Development held by the managing member or general
partner entity. The Not-For-Profit entity shall own an interest in the
Development, either directly or indirectly; shall not be affiliated with or
controlled by a for-profit corporation; and shall materially participate in the
development and operation of the Development throughout the Compliance Period
as stated in the Land Use Restriction Agreement.
(2) In order to close on the PLP Loan, the
Applicant entity approved by the Board shall have site control and the ability
to secure the loan through a mortgage or other collateral.
(3) PLP Loans shall be limited to eligible
predevelopment and site acquisition costs approved for the Development by the
TAP and the Corporation and are limited to:
(a) $500, 000 for non-site acquisition; and,
(b) $500, 000 for site acquisition
(including good faith deposits applied to the sales price). The total PLP Loan
amount shall not exceed $750, 000.
(4) All funds from the PLP loan shall be
expended on the eligible expenses outlined in Rule
67-38.008, F.A.C.
(5) Site acquisition cost shall be subject to
approval of an assigned Credit Underwriter.
(6) The Corporation shall limit the PLP Loan
to an amount which can be secured through a mortgage on the Development Site,
the pledging of capital fund finance program funds as approved by HUD or other
collateral approved by the Corporation. Such determination shall require
written recommendation by the TAP or Credit Underwriter and be based on the
following: mortgages, liens, or both currently on the Development Site, and
shall be based on the value of the Development Site as determined by appraisal
dated within 12 months of receipt of the Application.
(7) For rental Developments:
(a) The Applicant must commit to Set-Aside a
minimum of 20% of the completed rental units to be rented to persons or
households whose income does not exceed 50% of the area median income, as
determined by HUD and adjusted by household size, for the metropolitan
statistical area or county in which the Development is located; and,
(b) Must set-aside the units for the duration
of the Compliance Period. If the Development does not obtain construction or
permanent financing from the Corporation and no Corporation funds remain in the
Development, the Compliance Period shall be fifteen (15) years from the date
the PLP Loan is paid off. If the Development obtains construction or permanent
financing from other Corporation programs, then the most restrictive compliance
requirements of the other Corporation programs shall be in effect and
compliance monitoring shall be performed through those
programs.
(8) For home
ownership Developments:
(a) The Applicant must
commit to sell a minimum of 50% of completed housing units to persons or
households whose income does not exceed 80% of the area median income, as
determined by HUD and adjusted by household size, for the metropolitan
statistical area or county in which the individual homes are located, and sell
the remaining housing units to persons or households whose income does not
exceed 120% of the area median income; and,
(b) If the Development obtains construction
or permanent financing from other Corporation programs, the Set-Aside(s)
committed to by the Applicant under the particular Corporation program
providing the additional funding shall be in effect.
(9) Applicants are required to work with a
Technical Assistance Provider (TAP) as assigned and directed by the Corporation
until repayment of the PLP Loan, withdrawal of the Application, de-obligation
of the PLP Loan, or termination from the PLP. The Corporation shall pay all
fees required by the TAP.
(10) If
the Applicant is utilizing PLP funds to purchase the Development Site,
including good faith deposits applied to the sales price of the land, Credit
Underwriting will be required by a Credit Underwriter assigned by the
Corporation. The Applicant is responsible for paying all Credit Underwriting
fees, which is an eligible PLP expense.
(11) If awarded a PLP Loan, the proceeds of
such may only be used for PLP eligible expenses as outlined in Rule
67-38.008, F.A.C.
(12) The Development must be consistent with
the purposes of the Predevelopment Loan Program and conform to the requirements
specified in the Act or this rule chapter.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 420.528 FS. Law Implemented 420.507, 420.521-.529 FS.
New 3-23-93, Amended 1-16-96, Formerly 9I-38.003, Amended 3-26-98, 7-21-03, 2-3-05, 11-21-07, 11-22-09.
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