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SAMPLE RESOLUTION LOCAL MATCH LOANS BE IT RESOLVED that the (Governing Board of the agency) hereby agrees to the following in return for a Local Match Loan State Revolving Fund (SRF) Loan: 1. To contribute

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How to fill out local match loans

1. Determine the requirements and qualifications for local match loans in your area.
2. Gather all the necessary documents and information needed for the application.
3. Contact your local financial institutions or government agencies that offer local match loans.
4. Schedule an appointment or visit their office to discuss your financial needs and fill out the loan application.
5. Provide accurate and comprehensive information on the application form.
6. Submit all the required documents and wait for the loan approval process.
7. Cooperate with the lender or agency during the verification and evaluation process.
8. If approved, review the loan terms and conditions carefully before accepting the loan offer.
9. Sign the loan agreement and fulfil any additional requirements needed to finalize the loan.
10. Use the funds wisely and make timely repayments according to the agreed terms.
11. Keep track of your loan repayments and maintain communication with the lender or agency.
12. Once the loan is fully repaid, make sure to obtain the necessary documents confirming the completion of the loan.

Who needs local match loans?

1. Local match loans are typically needed by individuals, businesses, or organizations that require financial assistance for projects or initiatives that require matching funds.
2. Non-profit organizations, local governments, and community development projects often rely on local match loans to secure funding for their activities.
3. Individuals or businesses looking to invest in their communities or undertake projects that have a positive impact on the local economy can also benefit from local match loans.

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What is local match loans?

Local match loans are financial instruments primarily used to leverage funds from local governments or agencies, often required as a part of funding for specific projects or initiatives, which are matched by additional financial contributions.

Who is required to file local match loans?

Typically, local governments, municipalities, or other eligible entities that are seeking to obtain funding through specific programs or initiatives that require matching contributions are required to file local match loans.

How to fill out local match loans?

To fill out local match loans, entities must gather relevant financial and project information, complete the required forms accurately, and submit supporting documentation as specified by the funding agency or program guidelines.

What is the purpose of local match loans?

The purpose of local match loans is to provide a mechanism for local entities to secure additional funding by demonstrating financial commitment through matching contributions, thereby making projects more viable and ensuring local investment.

What information must be reported on local match loans?

Information that must be reported includes details about the project, the amount of local funding committed, financial statements, projected outcomes, and any additional documentation requested by the funding agency.