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Find similar grantsBrownfield Loan Program is sponsored by Ohio Water Development Authority. This program provides loans for undertaking 'voluntary action' for the remediation of contaminated property that meets the definition of a brownfield.
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Through this program, OWDA can provide financial assistance for the undertaking of any “voluntary action” and thereby providing funding for the remediation of contaminated property, through direct loans. For more details, see the Brownfield Loan Program Guidelines . Please note that projects must be constructed using prevailing wage.
Applications are accepted on an open cycle. OWDA will begin to review a project after a complete application has been received. Your application will be presented to the OWDA Board for approval after it has been determined that the applicant has the ability to repay the loan.
For questions regarding the Brownfield Loan Program or to discuss a potential project, please contact: Kim Killian, Loan Officer Prior to submitting an application for the Brownfield Loan Program, please contact our Loan Officer, Kim Killian ( email ). The following loan application documents must be completed and submitted as individual pdfs in order to provide a complete loan application. Click on documents in blue to download.
Brownfield Loan Application Map and legal description End users and commitment letters (if applicable) Property and title access agreements Proposed project schedule for the remediation work in the application Proposed project schedule for the development project as a whole History of project property (limited to one page) Environmental Reports (VAP Phase I, VAP Phase II, Remedial Action Plan) Project Assumptions and Cost Estimate template (PACE) Engineering Agreement (if applicable) Proforma for term of loan requested (in Excel format) Source and Uses of Funds sheet Most recent audit or auditor's report Three years of historical financial statements (balance sheet, profit and loss) Interim financial statements (not more than 90 days old) Projected financial statements for the current and next three years Personal financial statements (if applicable)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local government agencies or eligible private entities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Brownfield Loan Program is funded by Ohio Water Development Authority. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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