Section 10-3-48 - Farm loans(a) Farm loans shall be governed by sections 213, 214 and 215 of the act.(b) The maximum loan for an individual agricultural lot lessee shall be determined by the commission, but in no event be more than the amount authorized by the act. For an agricultural cooperative association, the maximum amount shall be determined by the commission on the basis of proposed operations of the cooperative and the available security. Farm loans shall bear interest at the rates authorized by the act or these rules.(c) Cost estimates from the supplier or material house for labor and for building requirements, materials, machinery, equipment, seed, etc., must be submitted to the department within thirty days after application for a farm loan is made for items or services to be purchased with the proceeds of the loans. An annual or monthly projected income for return of investment shall also be submitted along with the cost estimates.(d) A feasibility study of repayment schedules to projected income from operations shall be submitted to applications for review and recommendation for loan approval. The department may establish repayment schedules that vary based on projected income from operations, the type of loan, and the amount of the loan.(e) Each farm loan shall be subject to whatever concurrently executed security agreement is in current use by the department pursuant to HRS, chapter 490.[Eff 7/30/81; am and comp 10/26/98] (Auth: HHC Act §222) (Imp: HHC Act §§213, 214)