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Code · Virginia · Title 15.2 · Chapter 60

Code of Virginia § 15.2-6011. Eligible use of funds.

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The Authority is hereby empowered to pledge its funds, and make loans and grants to or for the benefit of for-profit enterprises or entities; governmental or corporate instrumentalities in the coalfield region of Virginia (including any political subdivision of the Commonwealth and the Breaks Interstate Park); not-for-profit enterprises or entities; nonprofit industrial development corporations; economic development authorities; or industrial development authorities for financing the following:
1. Purchase of real estate;
2. Grading of site(s);
3. Construction of flood control dams;
4. Water, sewer, natural gas and electrical line replacement and extensions;
5. Construction or rehabilitation or expansion of buildings;
6. Construction of parking facilities;
7. Access roads construction and street improvements;
8. Purchase, lease, or relocation of machinery, tools, equipment, furniture, software, or other personal property;
9. Construction of improvements outside the Commonwealth if in the Breaks Interstate Park;
10. Feasibility studies, site studies, preliminary engineering or architectural reports, and other studies and plans;
11. Such other improvements, projects, activities, or purposes as the Authority deems necessary to accomplish its purpose; and
12. Costs and expenses associated with any item listed in subdivisions 1 through 11, including, but not limited to, architectural, engineering, consulting, legal, closing, installation, delivery, and assembly expenses.
1988, c. 833, § 15.1-1646; 1990, c. 341; 1992, c. 32; 1993, c. 771; 1994, cc. 615 , 674 ; 1997, c. 587; 2004, cc. 36 , 177 .
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