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Location Projects located within the Downtown Plan Area, within a HUD Low-Mod Income Areea , on a brownfield site, or includes the redevelopment of a valuable historic resource. Project Features The extent to which the project incorporates the following public benefit features: Exceeds the affordable housing minimum threshold criteria (greater number R of units or income threshold between 60%-80% median household income met), or increased affordable housing fee Exceed the energy efficiency standards in the Oregon Energy Code R Number of ADA accessible dwelling units R Dwelling units available for home ownership R For projects in areas where student occupancy is expected, dwelling units R designed as traditional apartment units available to a broad cross section of the community Inclusion of open space/community gardens or gathering space that is R accessible to the community Inclusion of ground floor commercial/retail which addresses a neighborhood R need Design excellence and neighborhood compatibility R Embedded or structured parking R Transportation options, including bus passes, car share, bike share, bus R shelter, and minimum parking where appropriate OTHER PROGRAM FEATURES MUPTE Review Panel - A newly formed MUPTE review panel appointed by the City Manager will provide a third-party review of the MUPTE program, including: Review of MUPTE project applications, with emphasis on analyzing the projects R financial projections. R Additional Public Benefit Criteria, and make recommendations regarding the granting of the tax exemption. Assist the City Manager in preparing an Annual Report on the MUPTE program. R Program Volume The MUPTE program has set a goal of assisting in the creation of 1,600 new multi-family housing dwelling units. At such time that the MUPTE-assisted