New Jersey § 55:14k-30
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§ 55:14k-30.
a. The agency shall establish and maintain a Housing Development Fund which shall
consist of all moneys appropriated by the State for inclusion therein, notwithstanding
any inconsistent provisions of this or of any other law, any moneys which the agency
shall receive in repayment of advances from the fund, and any other moneys available
to the agency which it determines to utilize for this purpose. b. The agency is hereby authorized to use the money held in the Housing Development
Fund to make noninterest bearing advances to housing sponsors who are corporations
or associations organized not for profit or for mutual housing to defray development
costs for housing projects. No such advance shall be made unless it is reasonably anticipated by the agency
that an eligible mortgage loan will be obtained for the housing project and the not
for profit or mutual housing sponsor enters into an agreement with the agency to be
regulated with respect to those matters provided in paragraphs (5) and (6) of subsection
a. of section 7 of this act. 1 c. Each advance shall be repaid in full concurrent with the receipt by the not for
profit or mutual housing sponsor of the proceeds of the eligible mortgage loan, unless
the agency shall extend the period for the repayment of such advance, but no such
extension shall be granted beyond the date of final payment under the eligible mortgage
loan. d. If the agency determines at any time that an eligible mortgage loan may not be
obtained from the agency, the advance shall become immediately due and payable and
shall be paid from any assets of the housing project. To the extent that repayment cannot be made from the assets of the housing project,
the advance shall be treated as a grant. e. The term “ development cost ”, as used in this section, means the amount approved by the agency as an appropriate
expenditure which may be incurred prior to the first advance on an eligible mortgage
loan, including but not limited to (1) payments for options, deposits or contracts
to purchase properties on the proposed housing project site or, with the prior approval
of the agency, payments for the purchase of such properties; (2) legal and organizational
expenses, including attorney's fees and salaries, office rent and other incidental
expenses for a project manager and clerical staff; (3) fees for preliminary feasibility
studies, planning advances, borings, surveys, engineering and architectural work;
(4) expenses for tenant surveys and market analyses; and (5) such other expenses
as the agency may deem appropriate to effectuate the purpose of this section. f. The term “ eligible mortgage loan ”, as used in this section, means a below-market interest rate mortgage loan insured
by the Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, or a mortgage
loan insured by the Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development and
augmented by a program of rent supplements, or an eligible loan made by the agency. 1
N.J.S.A. § 55:14K-7.
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