004-3 Wyo. Code R. §§ 3-6 - Determination of Eligibility
(a) Other
requirements. In addition to compliance with these rules, projects shall not be
eligible for financing unless they satisfy the criteria set forth in Sections
2(b) and 2(d) of the Act.
(b)
Eligible projects and expenses. Eligible projects must generally consist of an
applicant's prospectively planned, well-defined business endeavor, and the
project shall have a set beginning and completion date. A loan or loan
guarantee hereunder shall not be used to fund past business or construction
expenditures. Expenses eligible for reimbursement from loan proceeds following
execution of applicable loan or loan guarantee documents shall relate back no
earlier than the submission of the request for the loan or loan guarantee to
the Governor pursuant to Section 5(a)(i) above. Financing under this program
shall not primarily serve as a refinance mechanism or otherwise serve to
substitute the loan or loan guarantee for an applicant's current
lenders.
(c) Examples of eligible
projects. The following economic development projects, to the extent they
satisfy the criteria set forth in Sections 2(b) and (d) of the Act and these
rules, may be eligible for large project fund financing:
(i) Manufacturing, fabrication or other
industrial production facilities;
(ii) Agricultural development or food
processing;
(iii) Development of,
or improved utilization of, natural resources;
(iv) Research and development projects that
will add economic value to goods, services or resources within or outside the
State;
(v) Destination facilities,
other than retail or food service businesses;
(vi) Product distribution and/or warehousing
facilities;
(vii) Transportation or
freight facilities;
(viii)
Scientific testing including, but not limited to, medical, clinical or
engineering testing services;
(ix)
Utilities;
(x) Facilities
associated with the management of waste; and
(xi) Other activities that represent a new
technology or type of economic enterprise.
(d) Large project. All loans and loan
guarantees issued under this large project program must meet the requirements
of a large project as described in Section 2(d) of the Act. In addition, for a
loan or loan guarantee to be eligible for the large project program, it must be
a minimum of $5,000,000. If the character, scope or size of the project should
change at any time after its approval by the Wyoming State Loan and Investment
Board, the Governor and the State Treasurer pursuant to Section 2(c) of the
Act, then the project must be resubmitted for approval under the process
outlined in Section 2(c) of the Act for the project as so revised or
modified.
(e) Non-disclosed
litigation or threats of litigation. A request for a loan or loan guarantee
hereunder shall be ineligible if pending litigation or threats of litigation
are not disclosed with the project application or timely disclosed
thereafter.
(f) Six month deadline.
A submission shall become ineligible if the applicant is unable to close on all
loan or loan guarantee documents with the State Treasurer within the six (6)
month closing deadline set forth in Section 5(g) above, and if the applicant is
unable to obtain a written extension from the State Treasurer. If the loan or
loan guarantee fails to close, the applicant shall remain responsible for all
costs incurred in the due diligence process including, without limitation, the
costs of the Wyoming Business Council and any counsel, appraisers, engineers
and accountants hired in connection with the State Treasurer's review of the
proposed loan or loan guarantee.
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