6 MAC Pt. 9, R. 2.7
Eligible Expenditures
Cite as 6 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 9, R. 2.7
Eligible Expenditures. Eligible expenditures include:
A. Attorney fees
B. Fees related to architectural, design, engineering, surveying, planning, mapping, and
other due diligence-related professional services
C. Environmental studies/assessments
D. Costs associated with studies, surveys, permitting, or zoning activities necessary to
complete site diligence
E. Geotechnical and/or resistivity testing
F. Environmental mitigation or the purchase of mitigation credits
G. Clearing/grading
H. Drainage system improvements
I. Right of way and easement acquisition
J. Utility system expansions and/or distribution, including natural gas distribution
systems
K. Transportation infrastructure directly effecting the site (roads, bridges or rail)
L. Telecommunications systems, including fiber optics
M. Bulkheads
N. Taxiways and parking ramps
O. Land reclamation
P. Industrial park โgatewayโ signage and/or aesthetic improvements
Q. On-site demolition (old houses, barns, etc.) subject to cultural review
R. Public infrastructure improvements directly serving industrial property that is publicly
owned or serving optioned property
S. Acquisition of publicly owned real property used for economic development purposes by
an eligible entity in cases where the acquisition price does not exceed the appraised fair
market value of the property
T. Site development improvements as approved by MDA
Grant funds can only be used for physical site improvements such as clearing/grading, drainage
improvements, or utility system expansions or improvements in cases where the site is publicly
owned. For MDA to assist with due diligence at optioned property or public infrastructure
improvements directly serving optioned property, the option must be in place for at least two (2)
years after the date of application for a Site Development Grant.
Site due diligence and site improvement projects will receive priority over site acquisition
projects, based on funding availability.