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Loan Standards. In making a loan authorized in Section 4, the Board of Administrators is hereby authorized, empowered and directed:
a) Before making such loan, to determine and certify that (1) the project or projects being financed thereby are financially feasible for the purpose of, and will result in, area coverage in the area or areas to be affected thereby; (2) funds are or will be available for the total advance of such loans to the borrower on the schedule contemplated by the loan agreement; and (3) in the NEA's judgment and security for such loan is reasonably adequate and the principal of and interest upon such loan will be repaid on schedule and within the time agreed;
b) To require that such loan be self-liquidating within a term to be fixed by the NEA;
c) To impose upon the loan principal an interest charge to be fixed by the NEA;
d) To fix the schedule for repayment of the principal of and the interest upon such loan in installments recurring not more than every quarter, which installments may be in unequal amounts and larger in the later years of the loan term than in the earlier years;
e) To require in the loan agreement that the borrower's rates, charges, rules and regulations, policies and all other terms and conditions affecting its extension and furnishing of service shall be such as to assure achievement of the loan purposes, and that the same shall be filed with and for such purpose approved by the Board of Administrators before being put into effect or charged by the borrower; and
f) Subject to the foregoing, to establish and require compliance with such procedures, rules and regulations as the Board of Administrators may determine to be necessary or appropriate to assure that the purposes of such loan will be timely achieved and that the loan agreement and the provisions of this Decree will be complied with.
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