N.D. Cent. Code § 6-09-46.2

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6-09-46.2. Rebuilders loan program - Rebuilders permanent loan fund - Continuing appropriation

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6-09-46.2. Rebuilders loan program - Rebuilders permanent loan fund - Continuing

appropriation.

1. The Bank of North Dakota shall develop a rebuilders loan program to make or

participate in loans to North Dakota residents as a result of:

a. A presidentially declared disaster in the state;

b. A governor-declared disaster in the state;

c. An emergency in the state;

d. A weather-related incident in the state as determined by the governor; or

e. An economic hardship as determined by the governor.

2. Under the rebuilders loan program, the Bank shall develop and implement specific

loan programs to respond to the specific needs resulting from a disaster, emergency,

incident, or hardship. The Bank may fund the loan from any available funding in the

rebuilders permanent loan fund and may accept private sector donations and funds

from the federal government.

3. Upon request of the Bank of North Dakota, the governor shall furnish the Bank with

information relating to the nature and amount of state and local resources that have

been or will be committed to alleviating the results of the disaster or emergency, an

estimate of the amount and severity of the damage and the impact on the private and

public sectors, and an estimate of the type and amount of assistance needed.

4. To apply for a loan under the program, a person shall apply to the originating financial

institution. Upon Bank of North Dakota approval of an application, the Bank shall make

a loan in accordance with the loan program established under this section. The Bank

shall establish a loan application period, which may not exceed a period of eighteen

months from the date of the declaration of the disaster or emergency.

5. Excluding the rebuilders and rebuilders home loans transferred to the fund, the Bank

of North Dakota shall deposit in the fund all principal and interest paid on the loans

made from the fund. The Bank may deduct from interest payments received on a loan

under the program a service fee for administering the fund for the Bank and the

originating financial institution. The fund must be audited annually pursuant to section

6-09-29, and the cost of the audit and any other actual costs incurred by the Bank on

behalf of the fund, must be paid by the fund.

6. There is created in the state treasury the rebuilders permanent loan fund administered

by the Bank of North Dakota. The fund consists of all moneys transferred to the fund

by the legislative assembly, interest on moneys in the fund, and payments to the fund

of principal and interest on loans made from the fund. All moneys in the fund are

appropriated to the Bank on a continuing basis for the rebuilders loan program.

7. If approved by the industrial commission, the fund may borrow from the Bank of North

Dakota to provide funding for loans under this section. A loan made to the fund by the

Bank must be repaid with principal and interest payment received by the rebuilders

permanent loan fund or with moneys appropriated by the legislative assembly.

8. The Bank of North Dakota shall adopt policies to implement this section.

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