Montana § 90-9-311 General Criteria Underlying Loans And Grants

Montana Statutes

§ 90-9-311 — General Criteria Underlying Loans And Grants

Montana § 90-9-311

Title 90PLANNING, RESEARCH, AND DEVELOPMENT

Ch. 9AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT

Part 3Grants and Loans

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Mont. Code Ann. § 90-9-311 (2026).

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90-9-311 . General criteria underlying loans and grants. The council may make a loan or grant only if the council determines that:

(1)the loan or grant is consistent with the findings and purposes of this chapter because it primarily adds value to Montana's agricultural products;

(2)the project for which the loan or grant is made has prospects for achieving commercial success given the current personnel, experience, and resources of the applicant;

(3)the project for which the loan or grant is made is anticipated to create new jobs or retain existing jobs in the state;

(4)the loan or grant is primarily intended to be used for processing or adding value to agricultural products produced or potentially produced in the state; and

(5)the applicant has a management structure that allows the

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90-9-311 . General criteria underlying loans and grants. The council may make a loan or grant only if the council determines that:
(1) the loan or grant is consistent with the findings and purposes of this chapter because it primarily adds value to Montana's agricultural products;
(2) the project for which the loan or grant is made has prospects for achieving commercial success given the current personnel, experience, and resources of the applicant;
(3) the project for which the loan or grant is made is anticipated to create new jobs or retain existing jobs in the state;
(4) the loan or grant is primarily intended to be used for processing or adding value to agricultural products produced or potentially produced in the state; and
(5) the applicant has a management structure that allows the council to reasonably conclude that the applicant will comply with ongoing reporting requirements and postdisbursement monitoring activities established by the council.