A city may use the proceeds of the financial assistance for capital costs identified in the application.
The application for financial assistance shall, at a minimum, contain:
a comprehensive plan for the use of the financial assistance, including:
documentation of the need for the type of proposed activity, including information on the extent to which persons and families of low and moderate income will benefit;
a detailed description of all other financial resources available to the applicant to complete the activity, including those from other public or private sources; and
documentation of the applicant's ability to complete and maintain the property in accordance with its funded use for the period of time identified in the application;
documentation sufficient to establish that the cost and quality of the proposed activity is reasonable;
evidence of the intended use of a ground lease which meets the requirements of Minnesota Statutes, section 462A.31; and
if the applicant intends to contract with an eligible nonprofit organization to develop or manage the property, a copy of the contract and evidence of the nonprofit organization's abilities and capacities to fulfill program requirements.
MS s 462A.06
18 SR 390
June 11, 2008
Official Publication of the State of Minnesota
Revisor of Statutes