Texas Administrative Code
Title 31 - NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION
Part 10 - TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Chapter 363 - FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Subchapter D - FLOOD CONTROL
Section 363.405 - Use of Funds
Universal Citation: 31 TX Admin Code ยง 363.405
Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024
(a) The board may use the funds for financial assistance to eligible political subdivisions as follows:
(1) to make a loan to an eligible
political subdivision at or below market interest rates for a flood
project;
(2) to make a grant or
loan at or below market interest rates to an eligible political subdivision for
a flood project to serve an area outside of a metropolitan statistical area in
order to ensure that the flood project is implemented;
(3) to make a loan at or below market
interest rates for planning and design costs, permitting costs, and other costs
associated with state or federal regulatory activities with respect to a flood
project;
(4) to make a grant to an
eligible political subdivision to provide matching funds to enable the eligible
political subdivision to participate in a federal program for a flood
project;
(5) to make a grant to an
eligible political subdivision for a flood project if the board determines that
the eligible political subdivision does not have the ability to repay a
loan;
(6) to meet matching
requirements for projects funded partially by federal money; and
(7) to make a loan to an eligible political
subdivision below market interest rates and under flexible repayment terms,
including a line of credit or loan obligation with early repayment terms, to
provide financing for the local share of a federally authorized ship channel
improvement project.
(b) The board may also use the fund to make transfers to the research and planning fund created under Texas Water Code Section 15.402, which may be used to provide money for flood control planning, as described in Texas Water Code Chapter 15, Subchapter F and 31 Texas Administrative Code Chapter 355.
(c) The board reserves the right to limit the amount of funding available to an individual entity.
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