State Bond Allocation definition

State Bond Allocation means the allocation of the state private activity bond volume limitation pursuant to Chapter 159, Part VI, F.S., administered by the Division of Bond Finance and allocated to the Corporation for the issuance of Tax-exempt Bonds by either the Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds or MMRB Programs.
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Examples of State Bond Allocation in a sentence

  • The Board of Directors shall consider authorizing the execution of the Loan Commitment and shall consider final Board of Directors approval reserving State Bond Allocation for a Development.

  • For purposes of the Non-Competitive Application Package, for Applications requesting MMRB only or MMRB and Non-Competitive HC, based on the availability of State Bond Allocation designated by the Board of Directors for multifamily housing, the Corporation will offer Applicants the opportunity to enter Credit Underwriting.

  • If the current year’s State Bond Allocation designated by the Board of Directors for the MMRB Program is insufficient to fully finance a Development, subject to the provisions of subsection 67-21.003(10), F.A.C., permitting reduction of the requested amount, a new Application must be filed to be eligible for a future year’s State Bond Allocation.

  • Based on the order of the ranked Applications after informal appeals and the availability of State Bond Allocation designated by the Board of Directors for multifamily housing, the Board of Directors shall designate Applications for funding and offer the opportunity to enter Credit Underwriting, and shall designate those that are below the funding line on the MMRB ranked list.

  • Proposed Developments that are ranked, but not selected by the Board of Directors to enter Credit Underwriting, shall remain on the ranked list in the event State Bond Allocation becomes available to fund additional Developments.

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  • For purposes of the Non-Competitive Application Package, for Applications requesting MMRB only or MMRB and Non- Competitive HC, based on the availability of State Bond Allocation designated by the Board of Directors for multifamily housing, the Corporation will offer Applicants the opportunity to enter Credit Underwriting.

  • For purposes of the Non-Competitive Application Package, for Applications requestingMMRB only or MMRB and Non-Competitive HC, based on the availability of State Bond Allocation designated by the Board of Directors for multifamily housing, the Corporation will offer Applicants the opportunity to enter Credit Underwriting.

  • For purposes of the Non-Competitive Application Package, for Applications requesting MMRB only or MMRB and Non- Competitive HC, based on the availability of State Bond Allocation designated by the Board of Directors for multifamily housing, the Corporation willrecommend that the Board of Directors designate Applications for funding and offer Applicants the opportunity to enter Credit Underwriting.

  • Developments wholly owned by not-for-profit corporations qualifying under Section 501(c)(3) of the Code which are not requesting State Bond Allocation are governed by Rule 67-21.019, F.A.C. shall not be required to submit an Application under the Program.


More Definitions of State Bond Allocation

State Bond Allocation means the allocation of the state private activity bond volume limitation pursuant to Chapter 159, Part VI, F.S., administered by the Division of Bond Finance and allocated to the Corporation for the issuance of Tax-exempt Bonds by either the Single Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds or MMRB Programs. (101)(100) “Taxable Bonds” means those Bonds on which the interest earned is included in gross income of the owner for federal income tax purposes pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code.
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