6 MAC Pt. 4, R. 4.16
Job Creation Completion
Cite as 6 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 4, R. 4.16
Job Creation Completion. The benefitting business will have four (4) four years from
the effective grant date to create jobs and make the private capital investment. An employee
roster will be obtained at the site visit. This will be used as MDA’s basis for job creation. Once
the total number of jobs increases by the amount of the jobs committed and can be shown on one
payroll, the total employment requirement will be met. After this point, the benefitting business
should maintain the total employment number for a period of 12 months. Once this can be
documented and submitted to MDA for review, job creation will be considered complete. If, for
any reason whatsoever, the grant recipient does not adhere to the commitments as documented in
the application and grant agreement, the grant recipient will reimburse the Mississippi
Development Authority the amount as set out below:
A. If the business benefitting from the DIP improvements fails to create and maintain the
total number of full-time jobs as indicated in the Memorandum of Agreement and site
visit acknowledgement form, the grant recipient will reimburse the Mississippi
Development Authority a pro rata share of the amount documented by the Memorandum
of Agreement. The reimbursement amount will be arrived at by multiplying the
difference between the total number of jobs projected to be created and the number of
actual jobs created by the cost per job. The cost per job is derived by dividing the DIP
award amount by the total number of jobs projected to be created.
B. Should the grant recipient fail to fully implement all facets of the project, or should the
business benefitting from the DIP improvements fail to locate to or remain in operation at
the DIP assisted site until all project terms and conditions have been met and the DIP
grant agreement has been closed out, the grant recipient shall be responsible for
repayment of the total amount of DIP funds expended on the project.