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Aug 12, 2026
Jun 30, 2027
Request for financial institutions to join the Small Business Clean Air Program (SBCAP) Lender Network to serve as participating lenders and bond purchasers for small business clean air projects.
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City
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Columbus
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Franklin
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175 S 3rd St, Suite 1050
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(614) 224-3383
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43215
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Ohio Air Quality Development Authority
The board approved a shared cost recovery plan and professional development training. Key resolutions included an amendment to the bond resolution for the REP Fieldhouse project and the authorization of structural design and bond counsel services for the Small Business Clean Air Program. The board also amended its bylaws to establish the position of Vice Chairperson Pro Tempore and appointed a member to that role. Additionally, the Executive Director provided fiscal, legislative, and marketing updates regarding ongoing program enhancements, and the board held an executive session to discuss public employment matters.
The board held a public hearing regarding the issuance of State of Ohio Air Quality Development Revenue Refunding Bonds for the American Electric Power Company Project. Following the hearing, the board approved Resolution 26-08, authorizing the issuance and sale of air quality development revenue refunding bonds to assist American Electric Power Company in refinancing pollution control facility costs. Additionally, the board approved Resolution 26-09, which authorized the issuance of air quality revenue bonds to assist Cotter's Grove LLC with financing energy conservation improvements, including insulation, HVAC, and LED upgrades, for a workforce housing project in Westerville.
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The board approved a series of resolutions to issue air quality revenue bonds and grant assistance for various projects, including REP Entertainment Limited, Always Us, LLC, Apparel Care, LLC, and Quickly Cleaned Laundry Services Inc. Discussions included the presentation of the 2025 financial audit by Rea & Associates, which resulted in a clean opinion, and a review of the 2025 annual report highlighting the economic value and job creation generated by Authority projects. The board also approved revisions to the project fee schedule for the Small Business Clean Air Program and the Clean Air Improvement Program and held an executive session regarding personnel matters.
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