Iowa § 455B.294 Establishment of the water pollution control works and drinking water facilities financing program

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§ 455B.294 — Establishment of the water pollution control works and drinking water facilities financing program

Iowa § 455B.294

Title XINATURAL RESOURCES

Ch. 455BJURISDICTION OF DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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facilities financing program.
The water pollution control works and drinking water facilities financing program is
established for the purpose of making loans available to eligible entities to finance all or part
§455B.294, JURISDICTION OF DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 82
of the costs of projects. The program shall be a joint and cooperative undertaking of the
department and the authority. The department and the authority may enter into and provide
any agreements, documents, instruments, certificates, data, or information necessary in
connection with the operation, administration, and financing of the program consistent with
this part, the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Clean Water Act, the rules of the department and
the commission, the rules of the authority, and other applicable federal

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facilities financing program.
The water pollution control works and drinking water facilities financing program is
established for the purpose of making loans available to eligible entities to finance all or part
§455B.294, JURISDICTION OF DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 82
of the costs of projects. The program shall be a joint and cooperative undertaking of the
department and the authority. The department and the authority may enter into and provide
any agreements, documents, instruments, certificates, data, or information necessary in
connection with the operation, administration, and financing of the program consistent with
this part, the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Clean Water Act, the rules of the department and
the commission, the rules of the authority, and other applicable federal and state law. The
authority and the department may act to conform the program to the applicable guidance
and regulations adopted by the United States environmental protection agency.