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Title 3 . Commerce, Community, and Economic Development
Chapter 106 . Financial and Technical Assistance for Energy Systems, Facilities, and Equipment
Section 300. Application process

3 AAC 106.300. Application process

To apply for a loan for the purchase and transportation of bulk fuel, an applicant shall file with the authority

(1) a completed application for a bulk fuel loan, on a form provided by the authority;

(2) proof that the application is for a community with a population under 2,000;

(3) written endorsement from the governing body of the community, if the applicant is a person generating power or selling fuel in the community;

(4) a letter of intent, on a form provided by the authority, stating the amount requested, the intended use of the proposed loan money, and how the community intends to finance 10 percent of the total fuel cost.

(5) a bulk fuel loan agreement, on a form provided by the authority;

(6) a bulk fuel promissory note, on a form provided by the authority;

(7) if the applicant is a Native village council, a resolution waiving sovereign immunity on a form provided by the authority;

(8) a resolution by community or corporate applicants approving the purchase of bulk fuel, on a form provided by the authority;

(9) a $25 nonrefundable application fee;

(10) information about the condition of the fuel storage tanks where the fuel is to be kept;

(11) any other information requested by the authority to demonstrate the applicant's eligibility for a loan.

History: Eff. 2/16/96, Register 137; am 3/25/2005, Register 173

Authority: AS 42.45.250

AS 44.83.080

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