Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1085.54
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Uses of funds
Official statutory text
A. All funds available in the Clean Water State Revolving Fund
Loan Account shall first be used to assure maintenance of progress
towards compliance with enforceable deadlines, goals, and
requirements of the Oklahoma Environmental Quality Code, Oklahoma's
Water Quality Standards, and Federal Clean Water Act, including
urban storm water activities and wastewater treatment plant
projects.
B. The Oklahoma Water Resources Board shall use the Clean Water
State Revolving Fund Loan Account only as provided by the federal
Water Quality Act of 1987 for the following purposes:
1. To make a loan to an eligible entity if:
a. the loan application, project and planning documents
have been approved by the Board pursuant to Section
1085.58 of this title or the Oklahoma Conservation
Commission pursuant to Section 1085.65 of this title,
b. the loan is made at or below market interest rates,
including interest-free loans, at terms consistent
with the federal Water Quality Act of 1987,
c. principal and interest payments will begin not later
than one year after completion of any water quality
project and all loans will be fully amortized
consistent with the federal Water Quality Act of 1987,
d. the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan Account will
be credited with all payments of principal of and
interest on all loans,
e. the applicant demonstrates to the satisfaction of the
Board the financial capability to assure sufficient
revenues to pay debt service,
f. the recipient of the loan establishes a dedicated
source of revenue for payment of debt service for the
loan, and
g. the recipient agrees to maintain financial records in
accordance with governmental accounting standards, to
conduct an annual audit of the financial records
relating to the water quality project, and to submit
the audit report to the Board on a scheduled annual
basis;
2. To buy or refinance eligible entity obligations at or below
market rates if the eligible entity obligations were incurred in
construction which began after March 7, 1985;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 243
3. To guarantee or purchase insurance for eligible entities if
the guarantee or insurance would improve access to market credit or
reduce interest rates;
4. As a source of revenue or security for the payment of
principal of and interest on any investment certificate issued by
the Board. The proceeds of the sale of such investment certificates
shall be deposited in the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan
Account in compliance with applicable bond resolutions or indentures
authorizing the sale;
5. To provide loan guarantees to similar revolving loan
accounts or funds established by eligible entities;
6. To earn interest on accounts established under the Clean
Water State Revolving Fund Loan Account;
7. To administer the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan
Account pursuant to the provisions of this act. All funds to be
utilized for administrative costs from the Clean Water State
Revolving Fund Loan Account shall be subject to annual designation
by the State Legislature; and
8. For such other purpose or in such other manner, as is
determined by the Board to be an appropriate use of the Clean Water
State Revolving Fund Loan Account pursuant to the Clean Water State
Revolving Fund Program and which has been specifically approved or
otherwise authorized by the Environmental Protection Agency pursuant
to the federal Water Quality Act of 1987.
C. An eligible entity may use the loan fund money on nonpoint
source pollution reduction if, based upon the needs of the eligible
entity, the reduction of nonpoint source pollution would enhance the
water quality project. The funds received by the eligible entity
may be used for the implementation of the nonpoint source management
program pursuant to Section 1085.65 of this title.
Loan Account shall first be used to assure maintenance of progress
towards compliance with enforceable deadlines, goals, and
requirements of the Oklahoma Environmental Quality Code, Oklahoma's
Water Quality Standards, and Federal Clean Water Act, including
urban storm water activities and wastewater treatment plant
projects.
B. The Oklahoma Water Resources Board shall use the Clean Water
State Revolving Fund Loan Account only as provided by the federal
Water Quality Act of 1987 for the following purposes:
1. To make a loan to an eligible entity if:
a. the loan application, project and planning documents
have been approved by the Board pursuant to Section
1085.58 of this title or the Oklahoma Conservation
Commission pursuant to Section 1085.65 of this title,
b. the loan is made at or below market interest rates,
including interest-free loans, at terms consistent
with the federal Water Quality Act of 1987,
c. principal and interest payments will begin not later
than one year after completion of any water quality
project and all loans will be fully amortized
consistent with the federal Water Quality Act of 1987,
d. the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan Account will
be credited with all payments of principal of and
interest on all loans,
e. the applicant demonstrates to the satisfaction of the
Board the financial capability to assure sufficient
revenues to pay debt service,
f. the recipient of the loan establishes a dedicated
source of revenue for payment of debt service for the
loan, and
g. the recipient agrees to maintain financial records in
accordance with governmental accounting standards, to
conduct an annual audit of the financial records
relating to the water quality project, and to submit
the audit report to the Board on a scheduled annual
basis;
2. To buy or refinance eligible entity obligations at or below
market rates if the eligible entity obligations were incurred in
construction which began after March 7, 1985;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 243
3. To guarantee or purchase insurance for eligible entities if
the guarantee or insurance would improve access to market credit or
reduce interest rates;
4. As a source of revenue or security for the payment of
principal of and interest on any investment certificate issued by
the Board. The proceeds of the sale of such investment certificates
shall be deposited in the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan
Account in compliance with applicable bond resolutions or indentures
authorizing the sale;
5. To provide loan guarantees to similar revolving loan
accounts or funds established by eligible entities;
6. To earn interest on accounts established under the Clean
Water State Revolving Fund Loan Account;
7. To administer the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan
Account pursuant to the provisions of this act. All funds to be
utilized for administrative costs from the Clean Water State
Revolving Fund Loan Account shall be subject to annual designation
by the State Legislature; and
8. For such other purpose or in such other manner, as is
determined by the Board to be an appropriate use of the Clean Water
State Revolving Fund Loan Account pursuant to the Clean Water State
Revolving Fund Program and which has been specifically approved or
otherwise authorized by the Environmental Protection Agency pursuant
to the federal Water Quality Act of 1987.
C. An eligible entity may use the loan fund money on nonpoint
source pollution reduction if, based upon the needs of the eligible
entity, the reduction of nonpoint source pollution would enhance the
water quality project. The funds received by the eligible entity
may be used for the implementation of the nonpoint source management
program pursuant to Section 1085.65 of this title.
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