31 Tex. Admin. Code § 365.5 - Interest Rates for Loans
The procedure and method for setting fixed interest rates includes the following.
(1) The
executive administrator will set fixed interest rates under this section for
loans on a date that is five business days prior to the political subdivision's
adoption of the ordinance or resolution authorizing its bonds and not more than
45 days before the anticipated closing of the loan from the board. After 45
days from the establishment of the interest rate of a loan, rates will be
reconsidered, and may be extended only with the approval of the executive
administrator.
(2) For loans from
the Rural Water Assistance Fund, the executive administrator will set the
interest rates in accordance with the following:
(A) to the extent that the source of funding
is provided from bond proceeds issued through the Water Development Fund
specifically designated for this fund, the lending rate scale(s) will be
determined as provided under §
363.33(b) of
this title (relating to Interest Rates for Loans and Purchase of Board's
Interest in State Participation Projects);
(B) for loans where the interest rates
calculated in subparagraph (A) of this paragraph results in a true interest
cost that is less than the minimum true interest cost of the lending rate scale
established for those funds, interest will be calculated at a rate increased to
match the minimum true interest costs so the board may recover all costs
attributed to the bonds sold by the board;
(C) for loans funded by the board with
proceeds of bonds, the interest for which is intended to be tax exempt for
purposes of federal tax law, the executive administrator will limit the
interest set pursuant to this subsection at no higher than the rate permitted
under federal tax law to maintain the tax exemption for the interest on the
board's bonds; or
(D) for loans
funded without bond proceeds, the lending rate scale(s) will be determined by
the executive administrator.
(3) The board, at its discretion, may require
applicants to receive a portion of the project funding from other board loan
programs.
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