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c. Local Economic Impact and Compliance with Laws. The owner submitted a plan for more than 50% of professional services and construction contracts be from a business organization or individual residing or doing business primarily in Lane County. After construction, Granite Properties will submit a list of the home city or zip code of the construction labor workers. The owner will ensure that qualified minority and women business enterprises have been given an equitable opportunity to compete for development related contracts by: (1) accessing lists of such enterprises from the Oregon State Office of Minority, Women and Emerging Small Business Program website; (2) search for Qualified Rehabilitation Facilities from whom to procure products and services via the Oregon State Qualified Rehabilitation Facilities Program website; and (3) advertise in general circulation, trade association, and minority focused media about prime subcontracting opportunities. The owner will have in place methods for ensuring that all contractors performing work are licensed and performing in compliance with state law. The owner contractors performing work on the project. Prior to performing work on the project, contractors must have valid, current licensing, insurance, bonding and workers compensation coverage, and be on the list of contractors provided to the City. The owner will require that each contractor provide an affidavit attesting to the fact that (1) the contractor, owner, or responsible managing individual for the contractor does not have any unpaid judgments for construction debt, including unpaid wages; and (2) the contractor is in compliance with Oregon tax laws. The owner English and Spanish on the job site during construction of the project. The project shall be in conformance with wage, tax and licensing laws. d. Moderate-Income Housing Contribution. At least 30% of the units included in the project will be moderate-income housing units. During the exemption period, the documentation to the City to evaluate compliance with moderate-income housing requirements that not less than 30% of the total units are moderate-income housing units. e. Project Design and Compatibility. The design elements include a ground floor with commercial storefronts wrapping into the alley, a cornice line above the storefront - doors in the alley and other openings, pronounced elevator shaft with glazing, Resolution - Page 3 of 5