(a) A local economic development organization which owns a site may apply to the Department of Commerce for funding to solve an inadequacy involving the site. The application by the local economic development organization shall include one or both of the following:
(1) If there is a pending expression of interest about the site from an industry or business, a list of the site preparation or public infrastructure work needed to make the site acceptable to the industry or business.
(2) If the site has been offered to one or more industries or businesses but the offer did not result in the industry or business locating on the site, a list of the site preparation or public infrastructure work which, if it had been completed, would have made the site acceptable to the industries or businesses.
(b) For any site preparation or public infrastructure work listed in an application to the Department of Commerce, the application shall include quotes for the completion of such work, following compliance with the procedures set forth by the Department of Economic and Community Affairs, as if the organization were disbursing state funds received from such department.
(c) The application shall include an estimate of the number of jobs, wages, and capital investment which would have been undertaken by the industries or businesses referred to in subsection (a).
(d) The application shall include proof that the local economic development organization has in full force and effect a conflict of interest policy consistent with that found in the instructions to Form 1023 issued by the Internal Revenue Service.
(e) The application shall include a notarized affirmation by an officer of the local economic development organization that the submission of the application did not violate the conflict of interest policy referred to in subsection (d).
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