Rhode Island § 42-64.4-3 § 42-64.4-3. Contents of annual report.

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§ 42-64.4-3 — § 42-64.4-3. Contents of annual report.

Rhode Island § 42-64.4-3

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-64.4Economic Development Reporting

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-64.4-3 (2026).

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§ 42-64.4-3. Contents of annual report.
The annual reports required by the provisions of this chapter shall include:
(1) The annual budget of the board, corporation, commission, or state entity affected
            by the provisions of this chapter;
         
(2) A listing of all applications for assistance submitted to the board, corporation,
            commission, or state entity during the preceding calendar year, which listing shall
            designate those applications that were approved or disapproved or pending;
         
(3) The amount and year of issue of each tax-exempt bond or partially tax

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§ 42-64.4-3. Contents of annual report.

The annual reports required by the provisions of this chapter shall include:

(1) The annual budget of the board, corporation, commission, or state entity affected by the provisions of this chapter;

(2) A listing of all applications for assistance submitted to the board, corporation, commission, or state entity during the preceding calendar year, which listing shall designate those applications that were approved or disapproved or pending;

(3) The amount and year of issue of each tax-exempt bond or partially tax-exempt bond issued or approved that remains active or unpaid and the amount of each private loan insured and the amount of each loan that remains outstanding;

(4) The number of persons employed by the board, corporation, commission, or other state entity at the commencement of the preceding calendar year, including the number of persons remaining so employed at the time of the annual report, and their salaries;

(5) The number of new jobs created and/or the number of jobs preserved as a result of the issuance of bonds or by the insurance of private financing including, by way of illustration and not by limitation, the wages and salaries in each job category as determined by the applicable Federal S.I.C. Codes;

(6) A listing of the jobs filled through the utilization of the pathways to progress program of the department of human services;

(7) A listing of the jobs filled through the utilization of the workforce 2000 program of the department of labor and training;

(8) A listing of any violations of the National Labor Relations Act or citations of violation issued by the National Labor Relations Board to any entity that has received the benefit of any tax-exempt or partially tax-exempt bond or any insurance of private financing; and

(9) A listing of any violations of federal or state environmental laws and regulations during the preceding calendar year by any entity that has received the benefit of any tax-exempt or partially tax-exempt bond or any insurance of private financing.