Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 123 - OREGON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
Division 165 - RECOVERY ZONE BONDS
Section 123-165-0045 - Criteria for Reallocation Award of Recovery Zone Facility Bonds Cap

Universal Citation: OR Admin Rules 123-165-0045

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 9, September 1, 2024

In accordance with the intent of the code and state priorities, the following criteria will be used to prioritize reallocation requests by the department:

(1) The relative level of economic distress in the local community.

(2) The number of citizens benefiting from the project.

(3) The estimated positive economic impact of the project on the local community, region and state.

(4) The number of jobs created or retained by the project as can be best estimated.

(5) Whether the availability of the reallocation is a crucial part of attracting a new company or keeping an existing company in place;

(6) Whether the requested reallocation will benefit a project for which a recipient or other unit of local government is issuing recovery zone bonds;

(7) Whether the requested reallocation will benefit a project that was designated by a recipient in connection with a previous waiver of its allocation.

(8) The readiness of the project to proceed including consideration for the likelihood that the issuer will use the allocation within the timelines.

(9) The amount of other public and private funding leveraged by the recovery zone facility bond allocation.

(10) The amount of local community support for the project, other agency support, and the degree the project supports efficient use of resources.

Stat. Auth.: ORS 286A.630 & 285A.075

Stats. Implemented: ORS 286A.6304 & 285A.075

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