Iowa Admin. Code r. 111-1.11

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 6, September 18, 2024
Rule 111-1.11 - Administration of the gifts and bequests fund

Pursuant to Iowa Code section 216B.3(8), there is established a gifts and bequests fund.

(1)Gifts and bequests fund. The gifts and bequests fund is established primarily to provide direct financial assistance in the form of grants or loans to blind lowans which will materially assist in independent living or vocational success or to provide department services or support services for which other funds are not available. Grants or loans may not be given for the purpose of continuing support.
a.Use for department operations. Use of gifts and bequests for routine, ongoing department operations must be approved by the commission.
b.Eligibility. Recipients of grants or loans must be blind individuals, as defined in rule 1.4 (216B), who are residents of the state and whom the director or commission has determined to demonstrate a need for assistance.
c.Application process. Applications must be submitted to the director or designee for review. Applications not exceeding $2,500 may be approved by the director or designee. Applications exceeding $2,500 shall not be subject to approval or disapproval by the director or designee but shall be submitted to the commission for approval.
(2)Vending facilities fund. The vending facilities fund is established to provide low interest loans to active licensed vendors. The director may approve loans in any amount from these moneys for use as start-up capital or for the purchase of inventory. Upon approval, the director will establish a repayment schedule.
(3)Availability of records. Names of applicants or recipients of grants or loans from these funds are confidential records under 111-subrule 13.13(2). Disclosure may be made only for routine use as delineated in rule 111-13.10 (17A,22).
(4)Deposit of funds. Rescinded IAB 6/26/02, effective 7/31/02.
(5)Recordkeeping. Rescinded IAB 6/26/02, effective 7/31/02.

Iowa Admin. Code r. 111-1.11