Vermont § 4763 - Loans to municipalities for privately owned clean water projects

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§ 4763. Loans to municipalities for privately owned clean water projects

  • (a) Where the Secretary has determined that a privately owned clean water project is the
    preferred alternative to abate or control a pollution problem or to provide water
    quality benefits, a loan may be made to a municipality from the Vermont Environmental
    Protection Agency Pollution Control Revolving Fund established in section 4753 of this title. In such cases, the following conditions shall apply: (1) Guaranteed repayment of the loan will be based on a municipal bond, but actual repayment
    may be made with funds from the owner, as set forth in an agreement between the owner
    and the municipality. (2) In all cases, there shall be a binding agreement between the owner and the municipality
    that provides for the proper operation and maintenance of the privately owned clean
    water project for at least the term of the loan. (3) All conditions and limitations of section 4755 of this title apply to loans made under this section. (4) No construction loan shall be made to a municipality under this subsection, nor shall
    any part of any revolving loan made under this subsection be expended until all of
    the following take place: (A) The Secretary certifies to the Bond Bank that all land use, subdivision, public building,
    and water supply and wastewater permits necessary to construct and operate any improvements
    to be financed by the loan have been issued to the owner of the privately owned clean
    water project. (B) The applicant municipality certifies to the Bond Bank that the owner has secured all
    State and federal permits, licenses, and approvals necessary to construct and operate
    the clean water project to be financed by the loan. (C) The Secretary certifies to the Bond Bank that the loan eligibility priority established
    under section 4758 of this title entitles the applicant municipality to immediate financing or assistance under this
    chapter. (D) The applicant municipality, in the case of applications by towns, cities, and incorporated
    villages, and with respect to all loans awarded after July 1, 1992, certifies to the
    Bond Bank that the project conforms to a duly adopted capital budget and program,
    consistent with chapter 117 of this title, for meeting the pollution control needs
    of the municipality. (E) The applicant municipality, in the case of an application by a district, certifies
    to the Bond Bank that the project conforms to a capital budget and program duly adopted
    by the district in accordance with the provisions of its charter. (b) The Bond Bank may make loans to a municipality for the preparation of final engineering
    plans and specifications for the construction of a privately owned clean water project
    or element of such a project in the same manner as set forth in subsection 4756(b) of this title. (Added 1999, No. 148 (Adj. Sess.), § 55, eff. May 24, 2000; amended 2017, No. 185 (Adj. Sess.), § 7, eff. May 28, 2018.)

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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