South Dakota § 46A-1-66 Interest on loans.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 46A-1-66 — Interest on loans.

South Dakota § 46A-1-66

Title 46AWATER MANAGEMENT

Ch. 46A-1STATE WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

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S.D. Codified Laws § 46A-1-66 (2026).

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Loans made from the South Dakota Water and Environment Program by the South Dakota Conservancy District shall bear no interest until the Water Management Board has issued its final decision to grant a permit to appropriate water under chapter 46-5 or chapter 46-6 for the project for which the loan is made. Except as provided in § 46A-1-69 , beginning with the date of the final decision of the Water Management Board, a loan from the water and environment fund shall bear interest at an annual rate not to exceed ten percent as determined by the Board of Water and Natural Resources. In establishing the interest rate, however, the Board of Water and Natural Resources shall give due regard to the maximum rate of interest which the project may economically afford.

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Loans made from the South Dakota Water and Environment Program by the South Dakota Conservancy District shall bear no interest until the Water Management Board has issued its final decision to grant a permit to appropriate water under chapter 46-5 or chapter 46-6 for the project for which the loan is made. Except as provided in § 46A-1-69 , beginning with the date of the final decision of the Water Management Board, a loan from the water and environment fund shall bear interest at an annual rate not to exceed ten percent as determined by the Board of Water and Natural Resources. In establishing the interest rate, however, the Board of Water and Natural Resources shall give due regard to the maximum rate of interest which the project may economically afford.