Admin Order 53-22-09-F -- Final MUPTE Rule Amendment)

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Administrative Order - Page 11 of 12 the same or greater degree of adherence to the design attached to the approval resolution. Staff will also allow the neighborhood an opportunity to review and comment on that final design. If construction commenced prior to Council approval of a tax exemption, the applicant shall review the construction documents and other documents with the Project Review Panel prior to completion of construction to ensure that the project will comply with the approval conditions upon completion. R-2.945-G Reports. If requested by the Council, the City Manager shall submit reports to the Council for transmittal to the House and Senate Revenue Committee of the Oregon Legislature describing the effect of this program in the City of Eugene. The reports shall describe the number of housing developments and residential units to which the exemption applies, the value of the developments constructed, the value of the tax exemptions granted, and the general effectiveness of the property tax exemption as an incentive for construction of housing. The reports shall be submitted to the Council sufficiently in advance so as to permit the Council to file them at least 60 days prior to the beginning of each regular legislative session. In addition, the Project Review Panel shall assist the City Manager in preparing annual reports to the Council on the progress of the projects that will also include information about the program volume cap and review of the documentation to evaluate compliance with workforce housing requirements, unless the project’s owner is paying the equivalent moderate-income housing fee or is exempt pursuant to EC 2.946(2)(h). The regular reporting from the developer shall include the home city or zip code of the construction labor workers, and any other information required by this Rule. R-2.945-H Review Panel Selection Process. 1. A Project Review Panel, which will provide third-party review of individual applications, shall be selected as follows: 1.1 Two at-large neighborhood representatives selected by neighborhood association boards. The City’s Human Rights and Neighborhood Involvement staff shall assist in the selection of these representatives. 1.2 Two representatives selected by the board of the neighborhood association from the neighborhood in which a proposed project is located. City staff will work directly with the specific neighborhood association board on an as needed basis as soon as an application is received. 1.3 Six technical professionals from the following six groups: architects/green building specialists; building trades union; developers; environmental professionals; public