Vermont § 261 - Additional powers In addition to powers enumerated elsewhere in this chapter, the Authority may:

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§ 261. Additional powers In addition to powers enumerated elsewhere in this chapter, the Authority may:

  • (1) Make loans secured by mortgages or other assets, which may be subordinate to one or
    more prior mortgages or liens, upon application by the proposed obligor, who may be
    a private corporation, nonprofit organization, partnership, person, or municipality
    financing an eligible project described in subdivision 212(6) of this title, upon such terms as the Authority may prescribe, for the purpose of financing the
    establishment or expansion of eligible facilities

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