The Division of Local Government of the State Rural Infrastructure Authority shall provide staff and otherwise assist the authority in the administration of the fund and the performance of its functions under this chapter. The funds to be used for purposes of the Infrastructure Facilities Authority must come from funds appropriated to or made available to the Infrastructure Facilities Authority and not those funds of the Rural Infrastructure Authority, the administration of which also is a part of the responsibilities of the Division of Local Government as provided by law. In providing such assistance the Division of Local Government shall:

(1) assist in the formulation, establishment, and structuring of programs undertaken by the authority pursuant to this chapter;

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Terms Used In South Carolina Code 11-40-250

  • Authority: means the South Carolina Infrastructure Facilities Authority. See South Carolina Code 11-40-30
  • Bonds: means bonds, notes, or other evidences of obligation of the authority issued under this chapter, including bond, grant or revenue anticipation notes, notes in the nature of commercial paper, and refunding bonds. See South Carolina Code 11-40-30
  • Fund: means the South Carolina Infrastructure Revolving Loan Fund established pursuant to § 11-40-50, including the various accounts established thereunder. See South Carolina Code 11-40-30
  • Loan: means a loan from the authority to a local government for the purpose of financing all or a portion of the cost of a project. See South Carolina Code 11-40-30
  • Loan agreement: means a written agreement entered into between the authority and a local government to evidence its indebtedness with respect to a loan. See South Carolina Code 11-40-30

(2) provide local governments information as to the programs of the authority and the procedures for obtaining the assistance intended by the chapter;

(3) assist local governments in making application to such state and federal agencies, including the authority, as may be necessary or helpful in order to avail themselves of such programs;

(4) assist the authority in analyzing and evaluating local government requests for assistance pursuant to this chapter;

(5) assist in the structuring and negotiation of local government loan agreements and loan obligations and authority bonds;

(6) administer the fund, including any accounts therein;

(7) administer the authority’s programs and loans, including monitoring compliance by local governments with any rules, regulations, or other requirements of the authority with respect to such programs and compliance with covenants and agreements made by local governments with respect to any loan agreement or loan obligation; and

(8) provide other assistance and perform other duties as may be requested or directed by the authority.