North Dakota Code § 26.1-50-03

North Dakota low-risk incentive fund use
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The fund may be used only for making loans to low -risk businesses for primary sector 
business projects in this state. A loan may not be approved or made by the fund without some 
participation in the loan by the Bank of North Dakota. A loan from the fund may not be made to 
an insurer. The governing board shall establish the rate of interest and terms of repayment for a 
loan from the fund. Fifty percent of the amount loaned from the fund during the first year of a 
biennium must be reserved solely for businesses in rural areas. The remainder loaned from the 
fund may be used in urban or rural areas. For purposes of this section, "rural areas" means the 
area of the state not including territory within the corporate limits of a city with a population of 
twenty thousand or more.

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