Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Governor
Title R357 - Economic Opportunity
Rule R357-11 - Technology Commercialization and Innovation Program (TCIP)
Section R357-11-11 - Recapture

(1) In order to receive grant funding under these provisions, an applicant must commit to maintain a manufacturing location or service location in the State of Utah for at least five years from the date that the grant award letter is issued.

(2) Maintaining a manufacturing and service location means that the applicant will perform at least 51% percent of the grant activities listed above in the State of Utah, will exploit the technology into a commercial project in Utah and will maintain working operations in the State for at least five years from the date the grant award letter is issued.

(3) If the applicant fails to maintain a manufacturing a service location in Utah for at least five years from the date the grant award letter is issued, the entire grant amount may be subject to recapture.

(4) A repayment by an applicant shall be prorated based on the number of full years the applicant operated in the state from the date of the awarded grant.

(5) Should an applicant fail to comply with the requirements to maintain a manufacturing and service location in Utah for the purpose of exploiting the new technology that is the subject of the grant, the Office will issue a Notice of Agency Action for Recapture.

(6) The Notice of Agency Action shall contain the grounds for recapture, and the prorated amount of the recapture, if any.