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• The waste heat from the tanning beds should be considered in design of air circulation <br /> • Occupancy sensors for lighting and optimizing natural daylight <br /> • Programmable thermostat <br /> • Energy efficient ice maker <br /> • Use of recycled and organic cups,plates, etc. <br /> • Participation in organics recycling program <br /> Following approval of the loan and the start of the project,Mr. Sagstetter will work with Ms. Bottineau <br /> to implement as many of the changes as are possible within Ms. Bottineau's budget. All rebates received <br /> will be applied towards the principal of the Microloan. <br /> Since there is no other source of financing, the EDA would obtain a first position on all furniture, <br /> fixtures and equipment. A personal guarantee will also be required. <br /> In addition to the financial criteria that must be considered, the Finance Committee must also consider to <br /> what degree the applicant satisfies the criteria set forth in the Micro Loan Fund policies outlined below: <br /> Micro Loan Criteria- Energy Efficiency Improvement Program <br /> • Max. Loan Amount: $74,999 <br /> • Interest rate: Fixed at 3% or 2 below prime,whichever is greater <br /> • Equity: 10% or more of project <br /> • Term: The maximum maturity date will be determined by the useful life of the improvement and the <br /> energy payback achieved. For projects that have a shorter length of payback (2-5) years as calculated <br /> according to energy savings, the loans will have an initial maturity of up to 5 years from the date of <br /> closing. Longer life improvements (6-15 years) may apply for a longer maturity of up to 10 years. <br /> • Improvements must be eligible as outlined in Micro Loan Policy or as approved by applicable utility <br /> provider <br /> • Utility rebates as applicable will be assigned to the Elk River EDA and applied toward principal <br /> repayment of the loan <br /> • The loans will be secured by personal and corporate guarantees, and if applicable a lien on equipment <br /> financed and subordinate mortgage on the property <br /> • Exempt from job creation and wage goals because the loan amount does not exceed$150,000 and <br /> does not qualify as a business subsidy by state law <br /> SOUL <br /> • Amount requested: $62,304 <br /> • Rate requested: Fixed at 3% <br /> • Equity proposed: $10,000 <br /> • Term: 7-year amortization/5-year balloon <br /> • Improvements include HVAC improvements,lighting,water heater,washer and dryer <br /> • Improvements for lighting,washer and dryer, and water heater may be eligible for rebates. Rebates <br /> will be applied to principle of loan <br /> • The EDA will obtain a first position on all furniture, fixtures and equipment associated with the <br /> business <br />
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