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- September 18, 2013 Schedule of Critical Dates
Posted 5/20/13 - Emergency Rulemaking 5-Day Pre-Notice
Posted 5/16/13 - Inducement-Reimbursement Resolution Reminder
Posted 4/25/13 - July 17, 2013 Schedule of Critical Dates
Posted 4/15/13 - 15-Day Notice of Public Rulemaking
Posted 3/22/13 - Update to the CDLAC March 11, 2011 Memorandum on Existing and Future Redevelopment Agency-Financed Projects
Updated 3/19/13 - Sean Spear’s Presentation – 2012 CDLAC Results to Date
Posted 3/8/13 - March 13, 2013 Meeting Agenda and Exhibit A
Posted 3/1/13 - Final Recommendations for March 13, 2013
Posted 3/1/13 - Qualified Energy Conservation Bond (QECB)
Allocation Available for Reallocation on May 15, 2013
Posted 2/13/13 - Community Revitalization Area Points Reminder for Dissolved Redevelopment Project Areas and Existing Enterprise Zones
Posted 2/7/13 - March 1st Compliance Reminder Memo
Posted 2/4/13 - Schedule of Critical Dates for May 15th Meeting
Posted 12/10/12 - 2012 Summary of Public Benefits Analysis
Posted 2/1/13 - List of Awards for December 12, 2012 Meeting
Posted 12/13/12 - Schedule of Critical Dates for March 13th Meeting
Posted 12/10/12 - Annual Issuer Self Certification
Posted 11/2/12 - 2013 Meeting Dates
Posted 9/27/12 - 2012 Affordable Housing Cost Study Public Participation and Information Page
Posted 6/18/12
Student Loan Program
Student Loan Program Description
Student Loan Bonds are tax-exempt private activity bonds
issued by authorized agencies for the purpose of either
financing direct loans to college students and their parents
or purchasing bundles of already-originated loans on the
secondary market. When used for direct lending programs,
tax-exempt bond allocation allows lenders to pass on interest
rate savings to needy students via below market interest rate
loans. Needy students are borrowers for whom the cost to
attend college exceeds their ability to pay, as determined by
their school's financial aid office. Currently, three agencies
are authorized to issue tax-exempt bonds for student loan
programs in California: ALL Student Loan Corporation, Educational Funding Services, Inc. and the California Educational Facilities
Authority.
- Student Loan Programs Application
- Performance Deposit Certification Form
- Annual Applicant Public Benefits and Ongoing Compliance Self-Certification Form
- Report of Action Taken Form for Bond Issues
- Applications Q&A