North Dakota Code § 50-21-03

Amount of loan - Terms and conditions
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Loans in an amount not exceeding one -half of the cost of construction or reconstruction 
including the cost or value of real estate upon which the facility is located and in no event 
exceeding one hundred fifty thousand dollars to any one applicant shall be made by the Bank of 
North Dakota to nonprofit corporations to be used in the construction or reconstruction in this 
state of nursing homes, basic care facilities, or combination nursing homes and basic care 
facilities. Such loans must bear interest at the rate of seven percent per annum and must be 
repayable in the manner prescribed by the president of the Bank of North Dakota within a period 
of not more than twenty -five years. In addition, in consideration of the granting of the loans, 
each nonprofit corporation shall execute a contract with the state to operate such basic care 
facility for a period of not less than twenty years and to operate and maintain the basic care 
facility in accordance with the standards prescribed for the licensing of such basic care facility 
by the department of health and human services. Such contract must also require the nonprofit 
corporation to maintain facilities for not less than five persons referred to such basic care facility 
by any county social service board. Such contract must also provide that if the use of such basic 
care facility is discontinued or if it is diverted to other purposes, the full amount of the loan 
provided under this chapter immediately becomes due and payable. Loans may be made only 
to an applicant who is not receiving other loans or grants of funds from this state for such 
construction or reconstruction. Payments of interest and principal upon such loans must be 
made to the Bank of North Dakota and credited to the revolving fund.

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