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March 30, 2006 SUBJECT: Intermediary Relending Program Second Quarter Funding TO: State Directors, Rural Development ATTN: Business Programs Directors The fiscal year (FY) 2006 second quarter funding selections for the Intermediary Relending Program (IRP) non-earmarked funds are listed below for your information. The priority points for each project are inclusive of any Administrator points that were awarded. The selections are as follows: Priority State Project Name Amount Points OR Lane Council of Governments $500,000 175 AR Southern Financial Partners $750,000 161 IA Southeast Iowa Regional Planning Commission $600,000 161 MO Meramec Regional Planning Commission $500,000 158 NH Capital Regional Development Council $750,000 156 WPAC Pacific Islands Development Bank $750,000 156 KY Appalachian Investment Corporation $750,000 149 ID Eastern Idaho Development Corporation $330,000 145 NC East Carolina Development Company, Inc. $750,000 141 Total $5,680,000 EXPIRATION DATE: September 30, 2006 FILING INSTRUCTIONS: Community/Business Programs
Intermediary Relending Program 2 As a result of a 1 percent rescission in the IRP, $19,924,267.80 is available for the IRP unrestricted reserve for FY 2006. Thirty percent of the unrestricted reserve was available to fund these projects. Please provide appropriate notification to applicants that did not receive an allocation. Applications that have been considered for an allocation of funds in four quarterly funding cycles will receive no further consideration, in accordance with RD Instruction 4274-D, section 4274.344(b). Applications that have been considered in less than four quarterly funding cycles will be considered again next quarter. Any revisions in priority scoresheets that are intended for consideration in the funding cycle for the third quarter of FY 2006 must be received in the National Office by April 28, 2006. (Signed by William F. Hagy III) WILLIAM F. HAGY Deputy Administrator Business Programs III
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