Persons interested in seeking financial or other
assistance from the development corporation for the development of an
industrial park or project shall submit three initial proposals to the
development corporation. Unless otherwise specified, the form of the initial
proposal should be typewritten on 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper and shall be signed by
the interested person under penalties of perjury. Exhibits to the initial
proposal may be larger than 8 1/2 x 11 inches provided they are neatly
submitted and identified. The initial proposal shall include the following
information:
(1) The identity and
address of the applicant and the principal members of the applicant;
(2) The expertise, experience and background
of the applicant and principal members of the applicant in connection with the
development and operation of an industrial park or project;
(3) Current certified financial statement of
the applicant and of the principal members of the applicant who will be
guaranteeing any of the financial obligations of the applicant;
(4) The location and description of the
proposed industrial park or project and the names and addresses of all current
legal or equitable owners of the land upon which such proposed industrial park
or project will be situated. A description of current health, safety, building,
planning, zoning and land use matters currently affecting the land;
(5) The development concept of the industrial
park or project;
(6) The identity
and addresses of the applicant's proposed development team;
(7) Market and feasibility studies and
projections on the industrial park or project;
(8) The proposed sources of interim and
permanent financing for the project and any financial assistance and other
assistance, such as research, facilities, or health, safety, building,
planning, zoning, and land use matters, which the development corporation will
be requested to assist with or to take action upon;
(9) A statement of the community's position
with regard to the proposed industrial park or project and how the industrial
park or project will be integrated into the immediate surrounding
area;
(10) Environmental concerns
environmental assessment or environmental impact statement as deemed
necessary;
(11) Other supporting
exhibits and information, including preliminary cost estimates, feasibility
studies, marketability studies, surveys, plans and specifications, maps, and
the management and disposal of any hazardous wastes;
(12) The applicant's agreement with respect
to the following matters:
(A) To pay all
costs, expenses or liabilities which the development corporation incurs or
becomes liable for in connection with the proposed development of the
industrial park or project, and, if required by the development corporation, to
deposit funds in advance with the development corporation which the development
corporation can use without restriction in connection with evaluating the
development of the industrial park or project;
(B) To agree that the development corporation
is not under any obligation to issue any commitment to the applicant nor is the
development corporation liable to the applicant for any costs, expenses or
other liability;
The development corporation may require that an industrial
proposal fee be paid at the time that the initial proposal is submitted to
cover the development corporation's cost for reviewing the industrial
proposal.
Any item of information, which is not applicable, is not
available, or has been estimated, should be identified as
such.
