Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 813 - OREGON HOUSING AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Division 90 - LOW-INCOME HOUSING TAX CREDIT PROGRAM
Section 813-090-0035 - Applications for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits

(a) The amount of LIHTCs requested;

(b) Building(s) location: state, county or counties, city or cities, street address(es) and legal description;

(c) An initial statement based on waiting list information from the local public housing authority indicating whether or not there is a need for the proposed project;

(d) The qualified basis as defined in IRC Section 42, including the amount of substantial rehabilitation, if any;

(e) What elections under IRC Section 42 the proposed project owner will be making or has made to qualify for an allocation of LIHTCs, and when the residential units will be or were placed in service;

(f) Complete financial information about the proposed project showing all sources and uses of funds;

(g) Operating pro forma statement on a cash flow basis showing net operating income before debt service;

(h) Evidence of a commitment for financing, federal loan insurance, or other major source of funds;

(i) A detailed summary of the proceeds or receipts expected to be generated by reason of tax benefits; and

(j) Other financial information regarding grants, subsidies, or tax-exempt financing for the proposed project.

(a) Review all applications;

(b) Determine the amount of LIHTCs each proposed project needs to receive to be financially feasible;

(c) Rank the applications pursuant to OHCS' QAP and IRC Section 42;

(d) Notify the chief executive officer (or the equivalent) of the local jurisdiction with in which the proposed project is located and provide such individual a reasonable opportunity to comment to OHCS on the proposed project. When a proposed project is located outside an incorporated community, the county commissioners for the county of jurisdiction will be contacted; and

(e) Notify applicants whether or not they will receive an offer to execute a REUA with OHCS.