64 Pa.C.S. § 1542

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Revolving loan program accounts.

Official statutory text

(a) The Business in Our Sites Program account.--The authority shall establish an account for the program established in section 1551 (relating to Business in Our Sites Program). Proceeds of bonds issued to fund the Business in Our Sites Program and any moneys received as loan repayments under the Business in Our Sites Program, or moneys otherwise made available to the program, shall be deposited in the account and made available for additional planning grants, project grants or loans for the purposes of the program in section 1551, subject to the provisions of any pledge to or agreement made by the authority with obligees of the authority.

(b) The First Industries Program account.--The authority shall establish an account for the program established in section 1552 (relating to First Industries Program). Proceeds of bonds issued to fund the First Industries Program, any moneys received as loan repayments or in repayment or recovery of loan guarantees under the program, or moneys otherwise made available to the program, shall be deposited in the account and made available for additional planning grants or loans or used for additional loan guarantees as provided in section 1552, subject to the provisions of any pledge to or agreement made by the authority with obligees of the authority. Cross References. Section 1542 is referred to in section 1552 of this title.

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