New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 5 - DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Chapter VIII - Office Of Waste Prevention Services
Part 71 - Agricultural Wastewater Energy Conservation Loan Program
Section 71.9 - Applications for program assistance

(1) a description of the applicant, including history, ownership, size, and primary products manufactured;

(2) a description of the proposed project, including total project cost, total program assistance requested, type of program assistance requested, location of the project, and the current status of the project;

(3) a complete set of financial statements or income tax returns for at least the three preceding fiscal years, if available, and operating pro formas going forward one year;

(4) a description of the need for the requested program assistance, a specific justification of the request, and a description of the expected impact of the program assistance on the applicant and the community;

(5) a budget breakdown of the sources and uses of funds associated with the proposed project;

(6) a list of proposed collateral, with appraisals;

(7) a list of all known security interests in the project property;

(8) a technical feasibility study, conforming with the requirements of section 71.12 of this Part;

(9) if applicable, construction bids containing cost estimates for the proposed wastewater treatment project. Cost estimates and schedules must reflect the total installed cost of the project, including materials, labor, and construction management and design fees. Construction management fees greater than 15 percent of the cost of materials and labor for the project are not eligible for program assistance. At least two construction bids are required for all wastewater treatment projects. The department may, in its sole discretion, waive the above bid requirements where the applicant demonstrates good cause for the waiver;

(10) in the case of in-house projects, schedules reflecting the total installed cost of the project, including construction management and design costs, wages and projected hours to be worked on the proposed project, and two suppliers' estimates of the cost of the materials to be used for the project. Construction management costs greater than 15 percent of the cost of materials and labor for the project are not eligible for program assistance. Documentation of actual in-house labor costs incurred for approved projects shall be maintained by the program recipient for review and audit by the department for a period of six years;

(11) if applicable, a copy of the applicant's loan application to a financing institution, and the commitment issued by a financing institution to make a loan, including the terms and conditions of such loan;

(12) written commitments from other funding sources necessary for completion of the project; provided, however, that such commitments may be submitted either with the application or following review of the application and a determination of project eligibility by the department;

(13) authorization from the building owner to undertake the project, where the program application is being submitted by an applicant other than the building owner; and

(14) such additional information as may be required by the department.