North Carolina Statutes
§ 131A-33 — Application for loan evaluation
North Carolina·Ch. 131A Health Care Facilities Finance Act·Art. 2 Rural Health Care Stabilization Program
(a)Application and Plan. - A public agency, an owner of a health care facility, or a partnership including one or more of those entities may apply for a loan under the Program to benefit an eligible hospital. To apply for a loan, an applicant must develop a hospital stabilization plan and submit the Plan with its application to UNC Health Care during the application period. The Plan shall include, at a minimum, any proposed changes in governance or ownership for the eligible hospital and the eligible hospital's financial projections, including a plan for repayment by the applicant of the requested loan and other sources of funds projected for support of the eligible hospital, such as local or federal funds. An applicant shall submit to UNC Health Care any additional information requested
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§ 131A-1
Short title§ 131A-10
Credit of State not pledged§ 131A-11
Bonds and notes§ 131A-12
Trust agreement or resolution§ 131A-13
Revenues; pledges of revenues§ 131A-14
Trust funds§ 131A-15
Remedies§ 131A-16
Negotiable instruments§ 131A-18
Refunding bonds or notes§ 131A-19
Annual report§ 131A-2
Legislative findings§ 131A-20
Officers not liable§ 131A-21
Tax exemption§ 131A-22
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