Economic Development Projects Info 4 Grants GF Mission Statment

Incorporated in WA State, USA. Info@GlobalFaiths.
org; 206-788-7190
Interfaith Education Center (IEC) dba GlobalFaiths.org grew out of ……. And the
need to address the question, "How can citizens of the world live in peace and harmony?",
Established in the year of 2009, August 8, as a 501(c) (3) non-profit faith base education
NGO by Andalusian-American-Muslim Citizen Mr. Allal Amrani and friends. Interfaith
Education Center/Global Faiths aims is to build the first international faith base education
center within an Islamic country governed by the assistance of the prince-Commander of
the Faithfull’s, His Majesty King Mohamed VI, to eliminate or reduce false stereotypes,
prejudices, and unjustified fears through direct human communication. Toward these goals
IEC / GlobalFaiths.org will organize academic and grass roots activities such as live and
virtual conference, panels, symposia, families, guests and student ban guests, cultural and
language trips. Many participants of interfaith education center activities are inspired by the
discourse and pioneering dialogue and linguistics communication initiatives of the original
founders. Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, IEC/GF is in the process to establish the
first satellite branch in Andalusia Region (North Africa)- (Al maghrib) and has secured the
engagement commitment of individual locals to build the first linguistic and volunteers
center. The IRS determination latter as faith base organization is in place and the EIN 27-
0368284 for your confirmation and utilization for USA Tax purposes, please consult your tax
professional and or your tax attorney.
The Mission: IEC/GlobalFaiths.org is a non-profit NGO whose primary aims, goals and
vision is to help bring together the communities to promote compassion, cooperation,
partnership, communication and community service through faith base education,
communication, awareness, and conversation. IEC-GlobalFaiths.org is dedicated to
encouraging the study of the global communities' spiritual and faith from the vantage point
of respect, accuracy, “Power of Positive Thinking Awareness”, and appreciation.
Vision of (IEC-GF): In its efforts to promote fully the global community and to maintain its
objectivity, Interfaith Education Center Dba Global Faiths does not accept favors, nor does
it promote any political or government agency be it foreign or domestic, furthermore
Interfaith Education Center Dba Global Faiths does not and will not promote, and-or favors
any faith over the other. IEC-GF has made a commitment to maintain its stance for
compassion and respect regarding the “Power of Positive Thinking Awareness”, and
free expression of spirituality throughout the global communities, and the world citizens.
Aims of Interfaith Education Center (IEC-GF): Interfaith Education Center has and shall
take a stand that peace on the planet can be achieved within the foreseeable future. The
vision of Interfaith Education Center is to help unite communities and the World Citizens by
the power of positive thanking philosophy, in order that the spiritual philosophy of all
individuals is heard in a space that is free of dogmatism, criticism, oppression, and fear. In
addition, Interfaith Education Center will and shall extend perpetually as such and provide
linguistic assistance programs to disadvantaged youth whenever, and wherever possible,
and specifically within rural and remotes areas. IEC Global Faiths presence aim is to
establish branch offices in every UN member Country Capital, your efforts are appreciated.
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Formulated by ALLAL AMRANI
Incorporated in WA State, USA. Info@GlobalFaiths.org; 206-788-7190
Awareness and Interfaith Education Center (IEC): An intrinsic aspect of Interfaith

Education Center is to promote the study of faith awareness thru and via Abraham Faith,
interfaith, and spiritual faith to gain wisdom and knowledge so that people will have a
renewed sense of gratitude, and respect for the spiritual beliefs they hold closest to their
hearts. By being in constant communication with other people who have different traditions
from their own, we each can refine and appreciate our own belief, traditions and “Power
of Positive Thinking Awareness”.
Advisory Board: IEC-GlobalFaiths.org main founder Mr. Allal Amrani decision without
prejudice to any disclosure, that the advisory board members will consists of equal
professions and not to exceed 12 members whom will advise other operation board
members including the management of other for profit businesses (Land Transportation
Logistics & Areal Drone Agriculture-Food Delivery Supply Chain Master Plan Urban
Community Development Projects) & (Readers Clubs Agriculture-Rural Tourism); Dairy
Farms; Milk Processing Plants; Timber Mill Plant; CYPS & REPOOB patented invention
Manifacturing and assembly plants that will provide the financial independence for
Interfaith Education Center dba Global Faiths. The actual management operation will be
and shall be perpetually vested and given to Mr. Allal Amrani immediate appointed trustee
and or appointed Sharifian family member (s) in conjunction with certified CPA-Legal
International Firm. Same Operation have great duplicating potential in every UN country
member.
The above Mission statement will be revised by the first advisory board members with and
under the direction of the main founder Mr. Allal Amrani and or an appointed trustee by Mr.
Allal Amrani who must protect and maintain the financial independence integrity of
Interfaith Education center dba Global Faiths including perpetual maintenance of patented
invention and trademark names and logos.
Volunteers: IEC-GlobalFaiths.org volunteer concept is unique on its own and will be

standalone program that will provide every volunteer the opportunity to general
commission (1-3%) revenue with IEC-GF products & services including Fund’s contribution-
donation each volunteer generate on his/her own. Our Volunteer will be proud to earn
Badge of Honor Serving their local & International Communities specifically Rural
Communities and Disadvantaged Youth especially Youth who did not complete High School
and will have an opportunity to earn GED certificate by participating in IEC-GF educational-
seminars Online or in person when they volunteer to help in Rural Areas.
Volunteers Recruitment: IEC-GlobalFaiths.org volunteer will be recruited from all

communities and cultures; See List enclosed.
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Financially Sovereign Organization & Our Financial Independence Aims & Goals
are:
IEC-GF Student Recruitment. The Interfaith Education Center will recruit potential 5,000 student
globally, Three (3) prospective students from each UN country members rural area villages. In
addition, the center will provide professional business seminars and training booth camp for global
corporate executives, the seminar/training will provide the executives a venue to utilize faith as
enhancement for success, and client retention for global economics trend. The center will recruit first
students’ groups from USA. Professors and Expert will be invited under strict qualification, and that
they must believe, adhere to IEC “Power of Positive Thinking Awareness”
Understanding/Philosophy, Promotion, and utmost believe and respect for Faith Freedom. The IEC
will seek to be an International Accredited Faculty-Institution. The 3-12 Months Education
intertwined by Agriculture-Farm Logistics Training cost including lodging @ the Log Homes
Residential Compound for each student is $5,000-$25,000.
IEC-GF will operate 16,000 Organic Holsteins Dairy farm and Eco-Industrial-Organic Urban
Park. The land for 16,000 Organic Holsteins Dairy Farm, and Main Organic Milk Processing Plant
and the Eco-Industrial-Organic Urban Park locations is in place in the Heart of Agriculture Hub in
the Great State of Washington, USA. This Venture Development Project (s) is represented by an
honorable local government representative who is extending his Inter-government relationship
expertise to assist with our Farm Labor & Non-Domicile CDL Training Certification & Permits to
procure and train up to 3,000 Individuals that will be recruited from abroad, furthermore; This
development will extend financial support to actual buildings of Faith Base Followers and other
Faith Base Certified Associations participants who may sell and promote Usury-Free (HALAL)
private cash investment units ass a mean to generate potential & perpetual direct and or indirect legal
financial contribution. The Usury-Free (HALAL) Investment Unit Actual Cash Cost is $16,000 of
which may be extended as Financial Instrument to disadvantaged hard working Individuals-Families
in and with minimum direct monthly or daily deposit that may earn from net revenue operation profit
sharing after all cost deductions as mandated by USA Federal Law Per-diem and Tax Deductible
Compliance of General Accounting Code Principals and Fundamentals and in conjunction with
Abraham’s Faith Base Usury-Free-Halal Future Investment Financial Instruments experts
interpretations.
Echo-Tourism Project (s) “Readers Club Retreat” Consists of 250 to 1,500 Log Homes (4
Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 2079+/- Square Feet / 161+/- Square Meters). Restaurant with future
expansion to serve maximum of 500 guests at one seating (log wood). Library / Interfaith Education
& Research Centers /3 Stories /10,000. SF. Each Floor, (log wood). The education buildings will
accommodate up to 986 individuals each. The Grocery Store will hold food capacity to serve up to
2,000 Guests. Multiple levels Parking Lot, future expansion space plan for up to 2,000 cars
(Concrete Building). Barn for animals (log wood) that will be serving the project guests Rural Life
Experience. Septic tanks for individual homes, and septic treatment for up to 7,000 guests/clients.
Students and guests to experience Rural Life. Landscape to accommodate wildlife for guest
pleasure, and as the land topography supports. Receiving and guest information (log wood) center
building. Wood fencing for the project perimeters (log wood). Cemetery stone wall structure
enclosure as seen in every log home. Staff (log wood) leaving quarters including security personnel.
Professors / Instructors (log homes), not the same Style as Log Homes. General Manager Home /
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Helicopter landing space (log wood / Cork surface). Walk path connecting log homes, other service
buildings and fencing (log wood / cork).
IEC will seek Grants Money from: UN & Each Country members, for Manifacturing-assembly
infrastructure projects including exclusive product (Trash Recycling Bin & CYPS), International
Products Corporation, their Logo on donated garments, IMF, World Bank, OPIC, and Especially
(ICNY), Environment & Waste (Trash) Management stake holders.
In addition to the above financial project’s goals, the Founder has committed remaining part of his
life to as such, including his Seventy Five Percent (75%) earnings from any fees, profit, and or
ownership from any other project associated with the development of the $72.8 Billion Echo-
Tourism Market, and the 50+ locations he identified and located while visually (One Month Drive)
surveying the Riff & Atlas Mountains, Morocco. Please, Contribute, Invest, volunteer your
expertise/Time to promote “Power of Positive Awareness”, assist disadvantage youths, and help in
the development of Rural Areas. The founder is contributing his intellectual capital of 36+ Years in
Real Estate Properties development and management including Two (2) Inventions “Creative Yard
Post Sign” & “Recycling Point of Origin Bin”
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VOLUNTEERS ENGAGEMENT COMMITMENT

I, we the undersigned attest acknowledge and agree to extend our efforts voluntarily to the
benefits of Interfaith Education Centre (IEC) dba Global Faiths ; Henceforth, I, we the undersigned
volunteer (s), ___________________________________________, and
______________________________________________ hereby submit this engagement
commitment as follows:
On behalf of IEC dab Global Faiths, the Executives board, and it Founder Mr. Allal Amrani, we agree
to:
 represent the interest of IEC dab Global Faiths (IEC-GF), act as supervisors, Instructors,
and/or as volunteers, and with our and in good faith promote the goals-aims of IEC dba
Global Faiths Including Language Programs within our branch or any other branch locations
within the host country,
 And as needed, we agree to teach the Language Program we qualify for, and present at any
location within IEC dba Global Faiths Branch, or other locations within the Country, and
specifically within our region until and upon recruitment of other Language Instructors
and/or volunteers,
 And we agree to coordinate with any legal counsel (Attorney at Law or administrative) all
matters as they relate to local administrative authorities or the Host Country Government
including decreed or required rules and regulations by such local authorities, and the
Government to establish an independent NGO of Interfaith Education Center (IEC) dab
Global Faiths (GF) in region where I live/Work, and any other potential branches within the
Host Country, and or in other Countries.
 And we shall do our best effort to bring together other Volunteers including the first group
of needy and disadvantaged youths who must qualify and meet the requirements of the
General Education English (GED) program that may be offered in the future by Interfaith
Education Centre (IEC) dba Global Faiths.
 And with any possible and any potential reasonable monetary commission compensation
agree to act as general business consultants for (IEC) & Global Faiths and its Founder Mr.
Allal Amrani,
Henceforth; I , we hereby attest, acknowledge and agree to hold harmless Interfaith Education
Center (IEC) dba Global Faiths, all and any of its executives-board members including the Founder
Mr. Allal Amrani Jointly or individually from any future liabilities and or Peril, and in addition we
the undersigned individually and jointly hold in confidence all and any business information,
literature information presented and shared with us in writing, electronically, via fax, Internet, and
or shared with us orally via phone and/or in person by Interfaith Education Center dba Global Faiths
executives; furthermore, we agree not to provide any disclosure and or information to anyone
including authorities without IEC dab Global Faiths Consent and or by it executives written
permission.
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Executed on this date ___________ by:
________________________________; And ____________________________________.

Print Names:
________________________________; And ____________________________________.
I, we the above undersigned hereby individually and or jointly attest that any of IEC dab Global
Faiths associate and or executive will acknowledge the execution of the above engagement
language commitment individually and or jointly, such signatures will be and can be considered
Omni and must be notarized by USA Consulate or Embassy Officer.
Volunteer (S) Please execute and Sign below @ and before Notary.
Executed on this date ___________ by:
________________________________; And ____________________________________.

Print Names:
________________________________; And ____________________________________.
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TO BE COMPLETED BY NOTARY WHO MUST ALSO COPY & ATTACH PRODUCED

IDENTIFICATION.
(In accordance with State notary requirements)
State of _____________________________
County of ___________________________
This instrument was acknowledged before me this _____day of _____________ (month), _________
(year), by___________________________________________ (name of officer or agent, title or
officer or agent) of _________________________________ (name of entity).
_____ Personally Known
_____ Produced Identification
Type of ID and Number on ID ____________________________

(Seal)
________________________
Signature of Notary
____________________________
Name of Notary
(Typed, Stamped or Printed)
Notary Public, State of _______________

Notary Public, USA Consulate-Embassy
______________
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Our Standalone Logo represent our aims and goal in its entirety, which included numerous
objectives among them positive promotion and education about Amir al-Mu’min in His Majesty
King Mohammed VI and all Sharifian (Shorfa) of the World and primarily JBALA region of “Moulay
Abdeslam Ben Mshish (‫ مشيش‬ ‫)موالي عبدالسالم بن‬, a native of the Jbala region. Moulay
Abdeslam is the quṭb al-Maghrib al-Aqsa (‫”)قطب المغرب االقصى‬
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Interfaith Education Center Dba Global Faiths will develop and build Education Seminar Center in
this part of RIFF-JBALA region in Douar KHALDI-YEEN.
Why Douar KHALDI-YEEN? Because the founder and formulator of this great global NGO Mr. Allal
Amrani hold this blessed land dearly in his heart and his (Allal Amrani) Great+++ father is a WALI in
this private land which encompasses great history circled from ALI-IBN TALIB and LALLA FATIMA
ZZHARA to AL-ANDALUS to this blessed territory etc.
JBALA & RIFF REGION IN NORTH MOROCCO
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Stadium Full Golf Course with 18 holes. Driving Range, Clubhouse, Parking adjacent to eco-organic
industrial park with passage to common parking area undergrounds.
PRESENTED TO LOCAL TANGIER AUTHORITY WHILE THE FOUNDER WAS VISITING MOROCCO IN THE
YEAR OF 2010.
THIS TOURISTIC PROJECT CAN AND WILL BE DUPLICATED ON THE MOROCCAN SHORE OF ATLANTIC
AND MEDITERANIAN.
IT IS ALL ABOUT BENIFICIAL PARTNERSHIP THAT SERVES ALL STAKE HOLDERS
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IEC dba Global Faiths-OneDriveRealty Corporate Residence Office
IEC dba Global Faiths Corporate Campus is 337,000+/- SF BLDG with 2 Levels Underground Parking,
The Highrise Structure is a 19 Story Floors Featuring Innovative Fire Emergency Exist System
Concept.
The Corporate Campus will serve as multi family, affordable residence accommodations for Non-
Domicile CDL organization training & testing center that will future extensive CDL safety courses
delivered by and via advanced and automated simulator as well as live classes seminars.
In addition to our organization CDL training and Testing, we will extend Farm Labor Trainings along
with our business management and Residential Financing and Investment Counseling Programs.
Property Land Sites identified and will be located and situation in King County and along I-90 & I-82
Junction Corridor, and the identified location qualifies as Rural Community Economic Development.
The same 19 Stories Floors Building duplicated 44 times within the eco-organic development park in
East Washington State or Other Locations, and 2 buildings will be adjacent next to each warehouse
in opposite site with potential occupancy to accommodate 25K+ residents, we are developing
brand new city and brining added tax revenue to local government and generate Jobs. Construction
Plans in Place.
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LOGISTICS TRAINING & TESTING CENTER ACOMODATIONS Global

Developer-Operator IEC dba Global Faiths (None Profit Organization)
 Training center accommodation adjacent to Organic Industrial Park (Truck Stop).

 Nineteen (19) above-ground stories (17,736.842 SF footprint).
 19.707 Units Floor, nine hundred (900’) SF totaling 361 Units (7’) seven feet Hall.
 Nine feet (9’) ceiling height clearance.
 3 Bedrooms; 2.5 Bath; Kitchen; Living Room, Utility & Storage Room.
 Fire Emergency Exit System (FEES) two in each floor.
 361 (REPOOB) recycling point of origin bin.
 Wood Interior Finish Out with engraving text.
 Total Construction: 19 months. ICF Installation Time: 8 months
 ICF used in stairways and other nontraditional areas
 Extensive rebar due to seismic concern
 First major ICF building in Washington State (King Country / East Washington).
 361 Units will accommodate 3 Students Per Unit totaling 1083 graduates-jobs Monthly.
 260 Hours Per Graduate Over 30 Days (10 Hours Per Working Day) split night & day.
 1,083 Students; 108 Simulators;108 (18 Gears & Automatic Trans); 108 Truck-Trailers.
 CDL cost is $6,000 to $15,000 Package for each graduate including Room & Board.
 Each CDL Graduate will Operate as Owner Operator Under Procurement Contract.
Graduate will execute Condominium-Truck-Trailer Lease Purchase Contract (USDA
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Land Transportation Logistics & Areal Drone Agriculture-Food

Delivery Supply Chain Master Plan Projects Development
300-500 Acres Property will be plotted into Parcels & Each Parcel into Lots of 69 Buildings
Structures
Each Lot Be Offered on Perpetual Lease Construction Development According to Present
Market.
Maximized Open Space With 39’ Ceiling Hight Warehouse-Storage-Manifacturing-Assembly
Facilities.
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15’ to 19’ Ceiling Hight Underground Trailer-Container Parking is Planned.

Unique Underground Emergency Food Storage is Designed for Dry-Cold Container-Trailer
Parking.
Ground Surface Warehouse (39’ Ceiling Hight) Building Exclusively for Organic Supply Chain
Clients.
250 to 500 Multi Family High Rise (Farm Labor & Low Income) Residential Units
Incorporated into Each Building.
Maximize construction cost saving with asymmetric development, Owner-Operator will
retain Construction Management.
Farm Labor & Land Transport Supply Chain Logistics CDL Training-Testing Center Graduating
129 to 1,650 Operators/Jobs Per Month.
Project (s) Location On I-90: I-82 Jct (Ellensburg Vicinity) to SR 17 Jct
(Moses Lake), Washington State.
General Master Plan (Export Components) Project’s information:
1. Main Warehouse-Food Processing Distribution Buildings 4 Organic Vegies-Fruit-

Honey-Dairy Drone Delivery Supply Chain.
A. Underground 2 Levels Garage. 1st floor 9-10’ & 2nd floor 19’ celling clearance.
All BLDGS.
B. 400,000 SF footprint Cold-Dry Storage Agriculture-Food Processing Distribution
Warehouse 39’ celling clearance. **
C. Two (2) Condominium BLDGs; 10 to 19 Stories,17,736.842 SF foot print each
opposite site.
D. Truck-Trailer Bays Both Sides.
E. Truck / Cars Electric Charge Plugin stations (“Garages & Surface”) all buildings. *
F. Roofs and Condominium Façade Walls with Solar Panels.
G. Main Drone Delivery Roof Infrastructure Landing and takeoff.
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H. Roof Vegetation open space & Automatic Honeybee Hives.

I. Main Foundation & Beams to support 19 Floors-Trucks-Trailer-Loaded Container
Parking. *
J. Open Space & Street Beautification with Local Fruit Trees / Berries Shrub
Fencing. *
K. Utilities Pipes Per Allal concept adaptation.
L. Soundproof-Glass-doors-Insulations*
2. Remaining 25 Warehouse-Food Processing Distribution Buildings Structures with

40,000 SF Land Footprint Surface.
 Egress-Ingress development road must conform to 18-Wheeler Truck 90% degree.
 Fire Hydrant must exceed city zoning.
 Four (4) Engines Fire Station with 4 trucks to serve 20 Stories along Allal (FEES)
invention.
 Building Facades positioning per Solar Panels & Entrances Per East-West (MACCA)
direction.
 Private Condominiums Entrance with outdoor Elevator Views.
3. Total Buildings Land footprint is 68% of (50-200) Acres: 1.6 MM to16.MM SF.
Structures May change +/-
 To products & Expert Service Providers; You must participate in our Financial
Instrument.
 Developer requires 30% total contract under short term banking invoice financing.
 Procurement Agent/Contractor. Present qualification & citification.
 $$ your cost Multiplied by above noted data numbers your potential revenue/profit.
 Developer has access to Cost Appraisal Data in every economic/commerce space.
4. Infrastructure Buildings, Roads, Utilities, Amenities, Equipment's & Machineries will meet or
exceed: (REAP); (VAPG); (RBDG).
 New Interstate Exit Ramp Proposal to WSDOT & Highway Signs Proposal Request.
 Sewer Lines Grants & Financing; Utility Lines Grants & Financing; Water Lines Grants &
Financing; Community Development Grants & Financing.
Federal & State Programs & Services
DOT PROJECT ELIGIBILITY 2/2/2021

programs and the application process for eligible projects: Eligibility
Any type of project that is eligible for Federal assistance through existing surface transportation
programs (highway projects and transit capital projects) is eligible for the TIFIA credit program,
including intelligent transportation systems (ITS). In addition, the following types of projects are
eligible: international bridges and tunnels; intercity passenger bus and rail facilities and vehicles;
publicly owned freight rail facilities; private facilities providing public benefit for highway users;
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intermodal freight transfer facilities; projects that provide access to such facilities; service
improvements on or adjacent to the National Highway System; and projects located within the
boundary of a port terminal under certain conditions.
An eligible project must be included in the applicable State Transportation Improvement Program.
Major requirements include a capital cost of at least $50 million (or 33.3 percent of a state's annual
apportionment of Federal-aid funds, whichever is less) or $15 million in the case of ITS. TIFIA credit
assistance is limited to a maximum of 33 percent of the total eligible project costs. Senior debt must
be rated investment grade. The project also must be supported in whole or in part from user
charges or other non-Federal dedicated funding sources and be included in the state's
transportation plan. Applicable Federal requirements include but are not limited to Titles 23 and 49
of the U.S. Code, NEPA, Buy America provisions, and the Civil Rights and Uniform Relocation Acts.
Qualified projects are evaluated by the Secretary against eight statutory criteria, including among
others, impact on the environment, significance to the national transportation system, and the
extent to which they generate economic benefits, leverage private capital, and promote innovative
technologies.
Further information on project and applicant eligibility is available in Chapter 3 of the TIFIA Program
Guide.
The TIFIA Program Guide also contains more detailed information on:
The TIFIA application process

The project evaluation and selection process
Contractual documents, closing activities, and ongoing oversight and monitoring activities
Special issues related to loan guarantees
This information came directly from our website, which you can visit to learn more about our
programs and the application process for eligible projects:
https://www.transportation.gov/buildamerica/
I hope you find this information helpful.
Best!
Nefretiti D. Harrison
Transportation Specialist - Project Development | Highway Lead

email. nefretiti.harrison@dot.gov
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From: Allal Amrani [mailto:allalamrani5@gmail.com]
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Sent: Monday, February 1, 2021, 2:40 PM

To: Harrison, Nefretiti (OST) <Nefretiti.Harrison@dot.gov>
Subject: Re: Infrastructure Finance,
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Phone: 202-366-2300
TIFIA Rural Project Initiative (RPI)
The Rural Project Initiative is aimed at helping improve transportation infrastructure in America’s
rural communities.
Rural communities frequently find it challenging to identify the financial resources required to fund
critical infrastructure projects, which are key to improving the economy and the quality of life of all
Americans. Without adequate roads, bridges, tunnels, freight and transit systems, rural
communities often lack efficient transportation access to medical care, get to school and work, or
even the grocery store. And, clearly there is a need to improve our rural roads - according to the
Federal Highway Administration, roughly 40 percent of county roads are inadequate for current
travel [1], and 38,000 rural bridges longer than 20 feet are structurally deficient [2].
The Department of Transportation’s Build America Bureau provides loans in support of a variety of
transportation projects across the Nation. However, they have primarily been utilized for larger
projects which are typically in more urbanized, metropolitan areas. Now we are making the
Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) financing more accessible to small
communities through the Rural Project Initiative. This new initiative places an emphasis on rural
America’s transportation needs and offers some significant benefits and savings to rural sponsors.
Under this initiative, if you are in a qualified rural area and have an eligible surface transportation
project between $10 million and $100 million in cost, we can offer some significant savings over
traditional TIFIA loans and other commercial financing products, including:
Loans for up to 49 percent of the project’s eligible costs (compared to 33 percent under traditional
TIFIA).
Fixed interest rates equal to one half of the U.S. Treasury rate of equivalent maturity of the loan at
the time of closing (traditional TIFIA loans have interest rates equal to the U.S. Treasury rate at the
time of closing).
In addition, if your eligible project is under $75 million in cost, we can waive all the borrower fees,
which often amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars (available funding for this benefit is limited
and we can only do this while they last).
Eligible projects include:
Roads, bridges, and tunnels,
Transit systems including infrastructure, bus and train stations, and buses and passenger rail
vehicles and facilities
Intermodal connectors,
Pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure,
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Freight transfer facilities,

Sea and inland waterway ports, and even,
Airports - under certain circumstances.
It is important to note that Federal funding or financing triggers certain requirements that can add
to the time required and increase project costs over non-Federally funded projects. The Build
America Bureau staff can help sponsors understand and navigate these requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Rural Project Initiative
How is a Rural area defined?
For the purposes of this initiative, a rural project is one that is located outside of an urbanized area
with a population greater than 150,000 individuals as determined by the Bureau of Census.
What are some of the regulatory and programmatic requirements involved in the Rural Projects
Initiative?
National Environmental Policy Act, otherwise known as NEPA
Buy America
Davis Bacon Act, which establishes prevailing wage rates for all federally funded or assisted projects
Title VI (Civil Rights Act)
Project requires an investment grade rating from a nationally recognized statistical rating agency
(e.g., Fitch, Moody’s, S&P, etc.)
Who is eligible to utilize the RPI?
State and local governments
Transit agencies
Private entities
Special Authorities such as government sponsored corporations
Transportation improvement districts
State Infrastructure Banks
Why will DOT only finance 49 percent of eligible project cost?
The maximum amount the program can loan to a project is limited by statute to 49 percent of the
eligible project costs.
What can I do if the project is not in a rural area?
TIFIA loans are available to finance projects outside rural areas, however, a non-rural project would
not be eligible for the benefits of the RPI. TIFIA nonetheless may still be a very attractive financing
option.
Can we use Federal money to cover the other 51 percent of project costs?
TIFIA financing is often used in conjunction with other Federal grant and other funding programs.
The maximum allowable Federal share (funding and financing) of project costs is 80 percent.
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[1] Data provided by the FHWA Office of Planning, Environment and Realty (HEP)
[2] Data provided by the FHWA Office of Bridges and Structures.
TIFIA Rural Projects Initiative Fact Sheet
RPI Brochure
Last updated: Thursday, October 1, 2020
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DOT Qualified Projects
Qualified Highway or Surface Freight Transfer Facilities include:
Any surface transportation project which receives Federal assistance under Title 23, United States
Code (as in effect on August 10, 2005, the date of the enactment of section 142(m)
Any project for an international bridge or tunnel for which an international entity authorized under
Federal or State law is responsible, and which receives Federal assistance under Title 23, United
States Code (as so in effect)
Any facility for the transfer of freight from truck to rail or rail to truck (including any temporary
storage facilities directly related to such transfers) which receives Federal assistance under Title 23
or Title 49.
Examples of facilities for the transfer of freight from truck to rail or rail to truck include cranes,
loading docks and computer-controlled equipment that are integral to such freight transfers.
Examples of facilities that are not freight transfer facilities include lodging, retail, industrial or
manufacturing facilities. 1
Expending Bond Proceeds
The legislation requires that at least 95 percent of the net proceeds of bond issues be expended for
qualified highways or surface freight transfer facilities within a five-year period from the date of
issue. If this does not occur, the issuer must use all unspent proceeds to redeem bonds of the issue
within 90 days after the conclusion of the five-year period. Alternatively, the issuer may request an
extension of the five-year period if it can establish that the failure to expend the funds was due to
circumstances beyond its control.
Private Activity Bonds and TIFIA
Any surface transportation project which receives Title 23 assistance is qualified to benefit from
private activity bonds. Because projects that receive TIFIA credit assistance are Title 23 projects,
this means that TIFIA projects are also eligible to receive this tax-exempt bonding authority. This
provision therefore extends eligibility to TIFIA-assisted public transportation, intercity bus or rail
facilities and vehicles, including vehicles and facilities owned by Amtrak, public freight rail facilities
or private facilities providing public benefit for highway users, and intermodal freight transfer
facilities. Together TIFIA and private activity bonds should provide substantial incentives for private
equity investment in highway and freight projects.
Applications for Allocations
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U.S. DOT is accepting applications from sponsors interested in receiving authority to use a portion
of the $15 billion in exempt facility. While US DOT has not specified a fixed format for bond
applications, it has identified several pieces of information that would be helpful in facilitating its
consideration of applications. These Include:
Amount of Allocation Requested
Proposed Date of Bond Issuance
The approximate date when it is anticipated that the tax-exempt bonds would be issued should
authority to do so be allocated by the Department.
Date of Inducement by the Bond Issuer
A copy of a resolution adopted in accordance with state or local law authorizing the issuance of a
specific issue of obligations. The resolution may state that issuance of obligations is contingent
upon receipt of an allocation from the Secretary of Transportation of a portion of the
$15,000,000,000 national limitation.
Draft Bond Counsel Opinion Letter
Form of Bond Counsel Opinion or date by which a draft letter will be submitted.
Financing/Development Team Information
The names of the issuer of the bonds, the borrower, and any other key participants in the financing,
with complete contact information, including Federal taxpayer identification numbers.
Borrower Information
For each borrower, the official business name, ownership, and legal structure (corporation,
partnership, or sole proprietorship), Federal taxpayer identification number, and prior experience
as it relates to carrying out projects like that proposed. For the purposes of this Notice, the term
``borrower'' includes any borrower of the bond proceeds or any other entity responsible for re-
paying the bonds.
Project Description
Description of the project as a whole and the proposed organizational and legal structure of the
project (ownership, franchise, or lease arrangements, etc.). Describe the portion of the project and
all capital assets to be funded with the proceeds of the exempt facility bonds. If the application is
for an international bridge or tunnel under section 142(m)(1)(B), the project description should
include a representation that the international entity that has responsibility for the project is
authorized under Federal or state law.
Project Schedule
A timeline showing the estimated start and completion dates for each major phase or milestone of
project development. Indicate the status of milestones on this timeline, including all necessary
permits and environmental approvals.
Financial Structure
A statement of anticipated sources and uses of funds for the project, including separate line items,
as applicable, for proceeds of exempt facility bonds or other borrowing, federal grants, state and
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local grants, other credit assistance, and private investment. Provide a projected drawdown
schedule for the use of funds, project revenue and expenses, and sources of security and
repayment for the bonds.
Description of Title 23/49 funding received by the project
The date (or anticipated date) of receipt and types and amount of financial assistance.
Project Readiness
Description of the financing/development team's capacity to undertake this project. Discuss
readiness to begin the project. List all major permits and approvals necessary for construction of
the project and the date, or projected date, of the receipt of such permits or approvals. Include
information on engineering work, and procurement of construction.
Signatures
Applications should be signed by a duly authorized representative of the proposed issuer and a duly
authorized representative of each proposed borrower. Applications may be submitted by the
proposed issuer or the proposed borrower.
Declarations
Each application, including any supporting reports or other document, should include the following
declaration signed by an individual who has personal knowledge of the relevant facts and
circumstances: "Under penalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this document and, to
the best of my knowledge and belief, the document contains all the relevant facts relating to the
document, and such facts are true, correct, and complete."
Addresses
Applications should be submitted to:
Build America Bureau
Office of the Secretary
U.S. Department of Transportation
W12-438
1200 New Jersey Avenue S.E.
Washington, DC 20590
202-366-2300
BuildAmerica@dot.gov
Review of Applications
Upon receipt, the US DOT will consider applications considering applicable statutory requirements
and the availability of tax-exempt authority for the type and location of the project for which the
allocation is requested. If the Department needs additional information from an applicant, the
Department will contact the applicant to arrange for the submission the required information. In
making application to the Department, applicants should note that there are no specific standards,
beyond those set forth in applicable laws or regulation, that apply to the consideration of the
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applications. The intent is to provide maximum flexibility in the Secretary's award of the $15 billion
bonding authority. The Department is particularly concerned that once it makes an allocation, tax-
exempt facility bonds are issued in timely fashion. Hence, if the schedules agreed upon in the final
allocation action are not met, the allocation may be withdrawn.
Request for Comments

US DOT has also invited interested parties to provide comments on how the Department should
exercise the allocation authority. There is no deadline for the submission of comments, which may
address both the process established for awarding the allocation authority or any other matters
that commenters believe would be useful in administering this new innovative finance tool.
US DOT will be reviewing its implementation of this new provision of SAFETEA-LU on an ongoing
basis to ensure that allocations are made in a fair and reasonable manner and to ensure that the
authority is fully utilized and adds to the vitality of the Nation's transportation system.
Comments may be submitted through the Federal Register Docket, as described below. All
comments received are also posted on the Docket.
Private Activity Bond Resources
Federal Register Notice
https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2006-01-05/pdf/E5-8306.pdf
View the Federal Register notice inviting comments on and applications for Authority for Tax-
Exempt Financing of Highway Projects and Rail-Truck Transfer Facilities.
Federal Register Docket
https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2006-01-05/html/E5-8306.htm
This location provides background documents and comments received on the Federal Register
Notice. It is updated as new documentation and comments are received.
SAFETEA-LU Fact Sheets, Guidance, and Regulations
http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/safetealu/reference.htm
To view resource materials on Private Activity Bonds, use this link and navigate to the entry for
Section 11143 Tax-Exempt Financing of Highway Projects and Rail-Truck Transfer Facilities.
Footnotes
1. The paragraph providing examples of intermodal freight transfer facilities clarifies language in the
January 5, 2005, Federal Register Notice, by using the exact language in the President's Budget.
Last updated: Wednesday, January 27, 2021
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https://www.transportation.gov/buildamerica/financing/forms/forms
Forms
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Integrated Letter of Interest

· RRIF and TIFIA Letter of Interest Form
Integrated Application Form
· RRIF and TIFIA Application Form
Integrated Program Guide
· Bureau Credit Program Guide
RRIF
· Categorical Exclusion Worksheet Guidance
· Procedures for Considering Environmental Impacts
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USDA Programs & Services
USDA Rural Development operates over fifty financial assistance programs for a variety of
rural applications. Select a category that best describes your situation and see what RD can
do to assist you. We also offer a list of all programs.
Programs & Services for Businesses
 Business & Industry Loan Guarantees

 Intermediary Relending Program
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Programs & Services for Communities & Nonprofits
 Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program

 Rural Business Development Grants
 Community Facilities Guaranteed Loan Program
 Community Facilities Technical Assistance and Training
Grant
 View All
Programs & Services for Individuals
 Single Family Housing Direct Home Loans

 Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program
 Single Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants
 View All
Programs & Services for Lenders
 Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program

 Business & Industry Loan Guarantees
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 Community Facilities Guaranteed Loan Program

 Intermediary Relending Program
 Rural Energy for America Program Energy Audit & Renewable Energy Development
Assistance Grants
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Programs & Services for Tribes
 Water & Waste Disposal Loan & Grant Program

 Tribal College Initiative Grants
 Multi-Family Housing Direct Loans
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Programs & Services for Utilities
 Rural Economic Development Loan & Grant Program

 Water & Waste Disposal Loan & Grant Program
 Electric Infrastructure Loan & Loan Guarantee Program
 Telecommunications Infrastructure Loans & Loan Guarantees
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Programs and Services for Developers
 Mutual Self-Help Housing Technical Assistance Grants

 Multi-Family Housing Loan Guarantees
 Rural Housing Site Loans
 View All
September 30, 2020

To Whom it May Concern, including Financial Institutions, Banks, and Investors:
The Business and Industry (B&I) Guaranteed Loan Program guarantees loans made by eligible
lenders to businesses in rural areas of the United States. This funding program is administered by
USDA Rural Development, a Federal Agency. The primary purpose of this program is to create and
maintain employment and facilitate economic development in rural communities. This goal is
achieved by expanding the existing private credit structure capacity to make and service quality
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loans to provide lasting community benefits. Participation in the B&I program offers numerous
benefits to private and public lenders, including risk mitigation, improved liquidity, and the ability to
sell the guaranteed portion of these loans to secondary market investors after loan closing.
USDA Rural Development has received descriptions of potential businesses and land development
(Eco Organic Logistics Land Transport Supply Chain Industrial Urban Park) that Mr. Allal Amrani is
pursuing funding for. The various businesses are intended to be operated at a 50-acre parcel of land
near Outlook, WA. Mr. Amrani has requested that the Agency review descriptions of potential
businesses and overall land development he is pursuing and provide an opinion on whether those
business types are eligible under the regulations that govern the B&I Program. Mr. Amrani intends
to use this opinion as evidence to potential lenders and investors that a B&I loan guaranty could be
pursued on a loan to fund Mr. Armani’s endeavors. Conditioned on meeting all other eligibility
requirements of the B&I Program, which are in part described in Exhibit A to this letter, the
following proposed business types are generally recognized as eligible for the B&I Program (in no
order).
1. Travel Center and Truck Stop

2. Hotel
3. Restaurant
4. CDL Training Center
5. Milk Powder Processing Plant
6. Robotic Manufacturing Facility and Assembly Plant
7. Cold, Dry, and Underground Storage Facilities (including containers and trailers)
8. Retail Businesses
9. Processing and Packaging Facilities
10. Concrete Mixing Plant - Mobile
11. Large scale dairy farms, when not eligible for Farm Service Agency (FSA) farm loan program
assistance and when it is part of an integrated business also involved in the processing of
agricultural products. The production portion of the loan must not exceed 50% of total loan
or $5 million.
Mr. Amrani has also provided a list of potential uses of funds on the project. The following uses of
loan funds are also, in most circumstances, eligible under B&I Program requirements:
1. Startup costs, working capital, inventory, and supplies purchases in the form of a permanent
working capital loan.
2. Land Purchases
3. Development Costs
4. Startup Costs
5. Business Acquisitions
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6. Construction
7. Conversions, modernizations, and expansions of existing facilities
8. Purchase and repair of equipment and machinery.
9. Projects supported by New Market Tax Credits
10. Debt refinancing under certain conditions
11. Professional service fees
12. Feasibility study fees
The B&I Program is a guaranteed loan program. Lenders are responsible for assessing the
creditworthiness of each loan they consider and ensuring loans have a reasonable assurance of
repayment. Lenders and borrowers can work with investors to structure projects and capital to
satisfy all parties. Lenders have sole responsibility for choosing whether to pursue a given loan or a
guaranty on said loan regardless of potential eligibility for any government loan guaranty program.
Applications for the B&I Program must be submitted to the Agency by the Lender and generally,
lender loan approval conditioned on receipt of the Agency’s commitment to provide a guaranty is
an application requirement. Typically, conditional approval is issued by the Agency within 30 days
of receipt of a complete and eligible loan application. The amount of time lenders/borrowers must
meet the requirements of the Agency’s conditional commitment and fund the loan in question
varies from project to project, but typically is within a year.
If the reader of this letter has any questions about the Business & Industry Guaranteed Loan
Program, please feel free to contact Brandon Hoffman at brandon.hoffman@usda.gov.
Brandon Hoffman
Loan Specialist
USDA Rural Development • Mount Vernon Area Office

2005 E. College Way Suite 203, Mount Vernon, WA 98273
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Exhibit A – Business & Industry Guaranteed Loan Program Eligibility Requirements
Eligible Borrowers:
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• Any legal entity, including individuals, public and private organizations and federally recognized
Indian tribal groups, may borrow. There is no size restriction on the business. Individuals must
be U.S. citizens or legally admitted for permanent residence. Entities must be at least 51 percent
owned by U.S. citizens or persons legally admitted for permanent residence.
• B&I loan funds must remain in the United States and the facility being financed must create
new or save existing jobs for rural U.S. residents.
Eligible Areas:
• B&I loans can be made by commercial or other authorized lenders in rural areas including all
areas other than cities of more than 50,000 people and their immediately adjacent urbanized
area.
Loan Guarantee Limits:

• 80% for $5 million or less.
• 70% for over $5 million and up to and including $10 million.
• 60% for loans exceeding $10 million and up to and including $25 million.
Maximum Loan Amount:

Loan guarantees are limited to a maximum of $10 million per borrower, although the Business
& Cooperative Programs Administrator may approve loans up to $25 million.
Equity Requirements:
• Existing Businesses - A minimum of 10 percent tangible balance sheet equity will be required at
point when the B&I-guaranteed loan is closed.
• New Businesses - A minimum of 20 percent tangible balance sheet equity will be required at
point when the B&I-guaranteed loan is closed.
• Equity is calculated on balance sheets prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted
Accounting Principles (GAAP) and this requirement applies at loan closing.
Collateral and Appraisals:

• Collateral must secure entire loan amount after discounting with sound loan-to-value policy.
• Personal and corporate guarantees are required for those owning 20 percent or more of the
borrower. Personal guarantees are also required from individuals that have indirect ownership
in the borrower via an intermediate entity.
• Collateral generally must have an appraisal completed in accordance with the Uniform
Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) and the Financial Institutions Reform,
Recovery and Enforcement Act (FIRREA) of 1989.
• Equipment purchased with loan funds can be valued at cost (then subject to discount).
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Maximum Repayment Terms:
• Real Estate and Permanent Improvements- 30 years

• Machinery and Equipment - 15 years, or useful life, whichever is less • Working Capital - 7 years
Credit Quality:
The Lender is primarily responsible for determining credit quality and must address all the
elements of credit quality in a written credit analysis including adequacy of equity, cash flow,
collateral, history, management, and the status of the industry for which credit is to be
extended.
Fees and Costs:
• One-time fee of 3 percent of the guaranteed principal amount is paid by the Lender to USDA
and may be passed on to the Borrower.
• Fee Example: Loan Amount = $1,400,000. Guarantee: 80%. Guarantee Amount: $1,120,000.
Guarantee Fee: $33,600.
• Annual renewal fee of 0.5% of guaranteed amount of outstanding principal.
• Lenders may charge the Borrower typical loan fees provided they are like those normally
charged other Borrowers for similar loans in the ordinary course of business.
• Professional fees for services rendered in connection with the project may be included as an
eligible loan use of funds.
Exhibit B – Complete List of Eligible and Ineligible Loan Use Purposes

Eligible Loan Use Purposes:
• Purchase and development of land, buildings, and associated infrastructure for commercial or
industrial properties, including expansion or modernization.
• Business acquisitions if jobs will be created or saved. A business acquisition is considered the
acquisition of an entire business, not a partial stock acquisition in a business.
• Leasehold improvements when the lease contains no reverted clauses or restrictive clauses that
would impair the use or value of the property as security for the loan. The term of the lease
must be equal to or greater than the term of the loan.
• Constructing or equipping facilities for lease to private businesses engaged in commercial or
industrial operations. Financing for mixed-use properties, involving both commercial business
and residential space, is authorized provided that not less than 50 percent of the building’s
projected revenue will be generated from business use.
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• Purchase of machinery and equipment.

• Startup costs, working capital, inventory, and supplies in the form of a permanent working
capital term loan.
• Refinancing for viable projects, under certain conditions. Existing lender debt may be included
provided that, at the time of application, the loan has been current for at least the past 12
months (unless such status is achieved by the lender forgiving the borrower's debt), the lender
is providing better rates or terms, and the refinancing is a secondary part (less than 50 percent)
of the overall loan.
• Takeout of interim financing. Guaranteeing a loan after project completion to pay off a lender's
interim loan will not be treated as debt refinancing provided that the lender submits a complete
preapplication or application which proposes such interim financing prior to completing the
interim loan. A lender that is considering an interim loan is advised that the Agency assumes no
responsibility or obligation for interim loans advanced prior to the Conditional Commitment
being issued.
• Loans to Qualified Active Low-Income Community Businesses in a financing structure involving
New Market Tax Credits, subject to conditions.
• Purchase of membership, stocks, bonds, or debentures necessary to obtain a loan from Farm
Credit System institutions and other lenders provided the purchase is required for all their
borrowers and is the minimum amount required.
• Loans to cooperative organizations, including in non-rural areas if certain conditions are met.
Funds can also be used for individual farmers or ranchers to purchase stock in a cooperative.
• Fees and charges for professional services, routine lender fees, and Agency guarantee fee.
• Feasibility studies.
• Agricultural production, when not eligible for Farm Service Agency (FSA) farm loan programs
assistance and when it is part of an integrated business also involved in the processing of
agricultural products. The production portion of the loan must not exceed 50% of total loan or
$5 million. This does not preclude commercial nurseries, forestry businesses,
mushroom/hydroponic growers, animal training/boarding, commercial fishing, and aquaculture
projects.
• Educational or training facilities.
• Provide loan guarantees to assist industries adjusting to terminated Federal agricultural
programs or increased foreign competition.
• Community facility projects which are not listed as an ineligible loan purpose, such as
convention centers.
• Nursing homes and assisted living facilities where constant medical care is provided and
available onsite to residents.
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• Tourist and recreation facilities, including hotels, motels, and bed and breakfast establishments,
except as prohibited under ineligible purposes.
• Pollution control and abatement.
• Energy projects that are not eligible for the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) unless
sufficient funding is not available under REAP.
• Projects that process, distribute, aggregate, store, and/or market locally or regionally
produced agricultural food products to support community development and farm and ranch
income, subject to conditions.
Ineligible Loan Use Purposes
They include but are not limited to the following:
• Distribution or payment to an individual owner, partner, stockholder, or beneficiary of the
borrower or a close relative of such an individual when such individual will retain any portion of
the ownership of the borrower.
• Any project more than $1 million that would likely result in the transfer of employment from
one area to another and increase direct employment by more than 50 employees.
• Any project more than $1 million that would increase direct employment by more than 50
employees, if the project would result in an increase in the production of goods for which there
is not sufficient demand, or if the availability of services or facilities is not sufficient to meet the
needs of the business.
• The financing of timeshares, residential trailer parks, housing development sites, apartments,
duplexes, or other residential housing.
• Owner-occupied housing, such as bed and breakfasts, hotels and motels, storage facilities, etc.,
are only allowed when the pro rata value of the owner’s living quarters, based on square
footage, is deducted from the use of loan proceeds.
• Lease payments and lines of credit.
• The guarantee of loans made by other Federal agencies.
• Funds generated through the issuance of tax-exempt obligations shall neither be used to
purchase the guaranteed portion of any Agency guaranteed loan nor shall an Agency
guaranteed loan serve as collateral for a tax-exempt issue.
• Guarantees supporting inherently religious activities.
• Businesses that derive more than 10 percent of annual gross revenue (including any lease
income from space or machines) from gambling activity, excluding State-authorized lottery
proceeds.
• Businesses deriving income from activities of a prurient sexual nature or illegal activities.
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• Racetracks or facilities for the conduct of races by animals, professional or amateur drivers,
jockeys, etc.
• Golf courses and golf course infrastructure, including par 3 and executive golf courses.
• Cemeteries.
• Research and development projects and projects that involve technology that is not
commercially available.
• Any project that the Agency determines creates a conflict of interest or an appearance thereof
between any parties related to the project.
• Guarantees where the lender or any of the lender's officers has an ownership interest in the
borrower or is an officer or director of the borrower.
• Other than cooperative stock purchase loans and cooperative equity security guarantees in
accordance with § 4279.115, guarantees supporting investment or arbitrage or speculative real
estate investment.
• Lending and investment institutions and insurance companies.
• Charitable or fraternal organizations.
• Any business located within the Coastal Barriers Resource System that does not qualify for an
exception.
• Any business located in a special flood or mudslide hazard area as designated by the Federal
Emergency Management Agency in a community that is not participating in the National Flood
Insurance Program unless the project is an integral part of a community’s flood control plan.
• Any project that drains, dredges, fills, levels, or otherwise manipulates a wetland or engages in
any activity that results in impairing or reducing the flow, circulation, or reach of water, except
in the case of activity related to the maintenance of previously converted wetlands. This does
not apply to loans for utility lines.
GENERAL MARKETING STRATEGY
GEOGRAPHICAL MARKET:
The project will be promoted strongly in the following countries: United States, Holland,
Luxembourg, Belgium, France, Germany, England, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain,
United Arab Emirate, Switzerland, Italy, Gibraltar, and Morocco.
POTENTIAL PROSPECTS:
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The project will be offered to oil companies, trade firms, early retirement, convention
agencies, the movie industry, government agencies, Moroccan immigrants in Europe, time
share companies, real estate investment firms, and the local public.
GOLF TOURNAMENT:
The golf course is an asset to the project that will offer a tremendous exposure for this
venture. The project Promoter believes strongly in organizing a Tournament event, offering a
prize that will supersede any tournament in the world of Golf. Only the top players will be
invited. The broadcast of the tournament will be offered on a bid basis to advertising
companies and broadcast firms. In addition to the tournament, the golf course will be
promoted in country clubs around the world, especially in Europe and the United States.
THE MARINA:
The marina will enhance the marketing of the project solely on the merit of the availability of
the existing yacht and sailboat owners in the main Port of Tangier, the Port of Gibraltar, the
Port of Algeciras, the Port of Canary Islands, and the Port of Malaga. In addition, the marina
will be promoted in all yacht clubs along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
EMBASSIES:
The literature and promotional sale brochures will be sent to every Moroccan Embassy in the
world. Also, all foreign embassies in Morocco will receive the same and will be visited by the
project representative.
VIRTUAL REALITY:
To expedite the sale of the project and the marketing presentation prior to breaking ground
on the development, KHALDY=INN VILLAGE will introduce VIRTUAL REALITY marketing
concept in conjunction with a full Videocassette of the development site and the cities of
Tangier and Morocco.
TRADE:
All companies involved in the project directly or indirectly would be required to receive
percentage payment with trade according to the amount involved in the transaction.
A certain percentage of the project will be offered under a blanket option to investment
firms, individuals who paid the full amount of the first transaction. The option will be offered
on future building only. The down payment and the Option criteria will be decided later.
ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION:
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The advertising and promotion subject is a special element to the Project. The utmost
attention will be given in searching for a unique firm that has the expertise in promoting such
a project and has handled a similar project in the past, including print and broadcast
advertising.
EXHIBITION:
Exhibitions are an exceptional venue for such a development and new venture. The project
will be exhibited in every geographical market indicated above including events such as real
estate and travel industry conventions.
FINANCING:
The local general buyer is accustomed to purchasing properties and paying cash. The project
will offer financing on a case-by-case basis to teachers, bank officers, post office employees,
and upper and middle management level government agencies. The qualification criteria
shall be set according to the General Investment Code of the Moroccan Government.
SALES STAFF:
The sales staff will be composed of five divisions: Apartment, Chalet, Bungalows, Villas and
Recreation divisions. Each associate will be assigned exclusively to a building or a subdivision
accordingly by class (L= Luxurious; M= Medium; E= Economic). Progress must be attained
within ninety days and maintained; otherwise, the associate will be transferred or replaced.
BROKERS:
A certain percentage of the project will be offered on an agency exclusive basis to real estate
companies that operate world-wide, especially in Europe and the United States. Also, an
invitation to market the project will be sent to the top producing real estate companies in
cities where the project is promoted.
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Freight transfer facilities,

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USDA Programs & Services

Programs & Services for Businesses

 Business & Industry Loan Guarantees

Programs & Services for Communities & Nonprofits

 Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program

Programs & Services for Individuals

 Single Family Housing Direct Home Loans

Programs & Services for Lenders

 Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program

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Programs & Services for Tribes

 Water & Waste Disposal Loan & Grant Program

Programs & Services for Utilities

 Rural Economic Development Loan & Grant Program

Programs and Services for Developers

 Mutual Self-Help Housing Technical Assistance Grants

September 30, 2020

1. Travel Center and Truck Stop

USDA Rural Development • Mount Vernon Area Office

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