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Certain workers who labor on shingle, stave, lath, dowel, or spool timber have a lien for their unpaid labor and team services, and the lien may be enforced by attachment.
This section defines several terms used in the chapter, including bond, carryforward, federal formula, solid waste energy project, state ceiling, and tax-exempt bond.
This section says tax-exempt bond financing is an important economic-development tool and authorizes the Legislature and certain designated bond issuers to allocate limited tax-exempt bond authority among issuers.
The Legislature may create and revise a procedure for allocating the state ceiling, and specific issuers may further allocate amounts under that procedure. Several named entities receive designated portions, and certain education-loan disclosures and rulemaking duties apply.
Certain workers in lime, granite, and slate operations get liens on the materials tied to their labor, and the liens have priority over other claims.
A seller, erector, or furnisher of specified monumental work under an express price contract has a lien for the contract price, and the lien can be enforced only through the procedures and time limits stated here.
As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise indicates, the following terms have the following meanings. [PL 1987, c. 817, §2 (NEW).] 1. Board. "Board" means the Kim Wallace Adaptive Equipment Loan Program Fund Board. [PL 1999, c.
1. Creation of fund. There is established the Kim Wallace Adaptive Equipment Loan Program Fund, which must be used to provide funding for loans to qualified borrowers within the State in order to acquire adaptive equipment designed to
The statute creates the Kim Wallace Adaptive Equipment Loan Program Fund Board, sets its 9-member makeup, requires the board to elect a chair each year, sets appointment terms, and provides that members are compensated under Title 5, chapter 379.
The board may receive gifts and grants, make contracts with Governor approval, administer the loan fund, adopt rules, and approve, deny, or grant loan appeals under the stated criteria.
If rent on a bank safe or box is unpaid for one year, the bank or safe deposit company may notify the depositor and, after 60 days, open the safe or box with required witnesses and sealing procedures.
The board may make loans to qualifying borrowers and set loan limits, terms, and interest rates. Borrowers must show the loan will help people with disabilities become more independent or productive and that they can repay it.
The board or its contracted financial services entity may award loans to qualifying borrowers for specified purposes.
The board or its contracted financial-services entity may make loans to help persons with disabilities buy used vehicles needed for employment or employment training, but only for qualifying borrowers and only within the stated loan-cap limit.
A person who works on certain vehicles, aircraft, or parachutes, or supplies materials or storage with the owner’s consent, gets a lien for reasonable charges and may enforce it by attachment only within 90 days after the work, materials, or storage are provided, if the lien claim is filed under section 3802.
To keep a lien from being dissolved, the claimant must file specified documents with the Secretary of State within 90 days after providing the labor, storage, or materials.
There is established the Small Enterprise Growth Program. [PL 1995, c. 699, §3 (NEW).]
This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including the board, fund, program, qualifying small business, qualifying venture fund, and side fund.
1. Creation of fund. There is established the Small Enterprise Growth Fund, which is a revolving fund used to provide funding for disbursements to qualifying small businesses in the State seeking to pursue an eligible project. The fund
The section creates the Small Enterprise Growth Board, sets its 11-member composition, requires the board to elect a chair, vice-chair, and treasurer each year, sets 3-year member terms with limited reappointment, and provides compensation for members.
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