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4 similar Agreement for Business Development contracts
2015 AMENDED AGREEMENT FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BYAgreement for Business Development • September 17th, 2023
This agreement amends the 1/1/1997 agreement between the parties that established the “Kenosha County Revolving Loan Fund” (CRLF) program which has been administered since that time by KABA. This program attracted numerous new industrial and business entities to Kenosha County which provided thousands of jobs to its citizens. This amendment is to expand the use of existing balance in the CRLF to support development of a business/ light industry park.
2015 AMENDED AGREEMENT FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BYAgreement for Business Development • January 2nd, 2023
This agreement amends the 1/1/1997 agreement between the parties that established the “Kenosha County Revolving Loan Fund” (CRLF) program which has been administered since that time by KABA. This program attracted numerous new industrial and business entities to Kenosha County which provided thousands of jobs to its citizens. This amendment is to expand the use of existing balance in the CRLF to support development of a business/ light industry park.
2015 AMENDED AGREEMENT FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BYAgreement for Business Development • February 10th, 2015 • Wisconsin
This agreement amends the 1/1/1997 agreement between the parties that established the “Kenosha County Revolving Loan Fund” (CRLF) program which has been administered since that time by KABA. This program attracted numerous new industrial and business entities to Kenosha County which provided thousands of jobs to its citizens. This amendment is to expand the use of existing balance in the CRLF to support development of a business/ light industry park.
2015 AMENDED AGREEMENT FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BYAgreement for Business Development • February 10th, 2015 • Wisconsin
This agreement amends the 1/1/1997 agreement between the parties that established the “Kenosha County Revolving Loan Fund” (CRLF) program which has been administered since that time by KABA. This program attracted numerous new industrial and business entities to Kenosha County which provided thousands of jobs to its citizens. This amendment is to expand the use of existing balance in the CRLF to support development of a business/ light industry park.
