14 Ill. Adm. Code 570.20
Application Cycle
Section 570
Section 570.20 Application
Cycle
a) Direct Funding
1) Applications under the Program other than the Technical
Assistance Program and the Development Corporation Program will be accepted
throughout the year until program funds are exhausted. The Department or its
designee (e.g., Small Business Development Center (SBDC) staff, Illinois
Department of Transportation) will supply interested businesses with an
application package upon request.
2) Public notice of the availability of Technical Assistance
Grant Program Applications and the application due date will be published in
the State recognized newspaper. Grant funds will be made available on an
annual basis, if sufficient monies are allocated for the program. Application
will be due on the deadline determined by the Department.
3) Public notice of the availability of Development Corporation
Grant Applications and the application due date will be published in the State recognized
newspaper. Grant funds will be made available on an annual basis, if
sufficient monies are allocated for the program. Applications will be due on
the deadline determined by the Department.
b) Indirect Funding
1) Applications under the Participation Loan Program and the Loan
Loss Reserve Program will be accepted throughout the year until program funds
are exhausted. The Department or a financial intermediary will supply
interested businesses with an application package upon request.
2) Application for Development Corporation Participation loans to
or through financial intermediaries will be accepted throughout the year until
program funds are exhausted. The Department will supply interested financial
intermediaries with an application package upon request.
3) Applications under the Rural Micro-business Participation Loan
Program will be accepted throughout the year until appropriated or allocated
program funds are exhausted The Department or a financial intermediary will
supply interested businesses with an application package upon request.