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BASED UPON the above findings which are adopted, and pursuant to the authority contained in Sections 2.019 and 2.945 of the Eugene Code, 1971, Administrative Order Nos. 53- 09 -01 -F and 53 -11 -05 are repealed and Multiple -Unit Housing Property Tax Exemption Standards and Guidelines Rule R -2.945 is amended to provide as follows: MULTIPLE -UNIT HOUSING PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES RULE R -2.945 R- 2.945 -A Definitions For purposes of these rules, the following words and phrases mean: City Manager The City Manager of the City of Eugene, or his or her designee. Core area The area described in section 2.945(2) of the Eugene Code Historic Locale A building that has historic, cultural and/or architectural significance, locally, regionally, or nationally. A historic locale can also include a building acknowledged by the Eugene Historic Review Board as strongly or possibly eligible for City Landmark or National Register listing. Historic structure Any building, structure or object which has been identified as a primary or secondary historic resource (strong or possible eligibility for city landmark or National Register status) in a survey acknowledged by the Eugene Historic Review Board and the State Historic Preservation Office, or which is an "historic property" as that term is defined by section 9.0500 of the Eugene Code. Lender Any person who makes a loan, secured by a recorded mortgage or trust deed, to finance the acquisition, construction, addition or conversion of multiple -unit housing. Low - income housing assistance contract An agreement between a public agency and a property owner that results in the production, rehabilitation, establishment, or preservation of housing affordable to those with a defined level of household income. Multiple -unit housing (1) Housing subject to a low - income housing assistance contract with an agency or subdivision of this state or the United States; or (2) Newly constructed structures, stories or other additions to existing structures, and structures converted in whole or in part from other use to dwelling units that meet the following criteria: (a) The structure must have five or more dwelling units; (b) The structure must not be designed or used as transient accommodations, including but not limited to hotels and motels; and (c) The structure must have those design elements benefitting the Administrative Order - Page 2 of 11