Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 80-2-4-.04 - Purchase of Real Estate for Future Expansion; Letter Notification
(1) The purchase of
real estate solely for expansion purposes may be made without the prior consent
of the Department and by letter notification when:
(a) The real property is to be utilized
solely as the premises of a credit union or its wholly owned subsidiary within
five years of the date of purchase;
(b) The purchase of the real property does
not result in the credit union exceeding the fixed asset limitation;
(c) The credit union is not subject to any
special requirements whereby the Department requires prior approval for such
purchases; and
(d) If a director,
officer, or committee member is a party to the transaction, a certification is
provided stating that all requirements of O.C.G.A. §
7-1-656 and the provisions of any
applicable federal requirement have been satisfied.
(2) The letter notification shall state the
date of purchase, purchase price, location of the property, and why the credit
union qualifies for letter notification under the provisions of this
rule.
(3) The ability to hold
property for future expansion shall expire five (5) years from the date of
purchase unless the property is utilized as credit union premises prior to that
time. Credit unions holding property beyond the five-year period must divest
themselves of the property through sale unless the time limitation is extended
by the Department.
Notes
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