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§ 112-a. Redevelopment loans. Notwithstanding any provision of section  one  hundred  eleven  or  one  hundred  twelve  of  this  article to the  contrary,  where  a  redevelopment  company  undergoes  a  comprehensive  redevelopment  plan,  the  supervising  agency  may  approve  a loan and  encumbrance of such project in an amount in excess of actual cost of the  project,  provided  that  such  amount  represents   cost   of   capital  improvements,   redevelopment,  or  acquisition  by  a  new  owner,  any  consequent rent increase is not unduly burdensome to  the  tenants,  and  the  redevelopment company enters into an agreement to remain subject to  the provisions of this article for a period  of  no  less  than  fifteen  years from issuance of the loan and encumbrance.

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Statutes > New-york > Pvh > Article-5 > 112-a

§ 112-a. Redevelopment loans. Notwithstanding any provision of section  one  hundred  eleven  or  one  hundred  twelve  of  this  article to the  contrary,  where  a  redevelopment  company  undergoes  a  comprehensive  redevelopment  plan,  the  supervising  agency  may  approve  a loan and  encumbrance of such project in an amount in excess of actual cost of the  project,  provided  that  such  amount  represents   cost   of   capital  improvements,   redevelopment,  or  acquisition  by  a  new  owner,  any  consequent rent increase is not unduly burdensome to  the  tenants,  and  the  redevelopment company enters into an agreement to remain subject to  the provisions of this article for a period  of  no  less  than  fifteen  years from issuance of the loan and encumbrance.

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Statutes > New-york > Pvh > Article-5 > 112-a

§ 112-a. Redevelopment loans. Notwithstanding any provision of section  one  hundred  eleven  or  one  hundred  twelve  of  this  article to the  contrary,  where  a  redevelopment  company  undergoes  a  comprehensive  redevelopment  plan,  the  supervising  agency  may  approve  a loan and  encumbrance of such project in an amount in excess of actual cost of the  project,  provided  that  such  amount  represents   cost   of   capital  improvements,   redevelopment,  or  acquisition  by  a  new  owner,  any  consequent rent increase is not unduly burdensome to  the  tenants,  and  the  redevelopment company enters into an agreement to remain subject to  the provisions of this article for a period  of  no  less  than  fifteen  years from issuance of the loan and encumbrance.