6 Miss. Code. R. 3-1.6 - Borrower Application Process
The application to be submitted by a Borrower must include:
A. The purpose of the proposed
loan including a list of eligible items and the cost of each;
B. The estimated cost of the total project
with a detailed breakdown of all public and private sources of
funding;
C. The time schedule for
implementation and completion of the project, evidencing an expeditious
completion of the project;
D.
Submit company balance sheets, income statements and statements of cash flow
for
E. the previous three (3)
fiscal years and current statements dated within ninety (90) days
F. of application;
G. Detailed project description, including
pictures.
H. For local government
entities and public schools:
(i). Certified
proof of publication of the Resolution of Intention of the government entity to
apply for an Energy Investment Program loan. The Resolution must be published
once a week for at least four (4) consecutive weeks in a newspaper having
general circulation in the county;
(ii). Upon receiving the results of the
publication of the Resolution of Intention, the government entity will need to
provide MDA with an execution Resolution of No Protest;
(iii). Opinion of counsel from the public
schools and/or local government entity addressing the authority to borrow under
the Energy Investment Program and to pledge a tax base as collateral for such
loan; and
(iv). Most recent audited
financial statements
I.
Two (2) copies of the application must be submitted to MDA. As part of the
application process, MDA will perform a technical analysis. A technical
analysis evaluates the ability of the Borrower to conserve energy or to improve
the efficiency of a process through the installation of energy saving measures
of the use of an alternative energy source. The technical analysis must clearly
explain the measures to be undertaken and detail the energy savings and other
revenue benefits attributable to the project. MDA will evaluate the application
to determine if the project meets the program criteria and what terms and
conditions the loan shall bear.
Notes
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