Or. Admin. Code § 813-206-0020 - Eligible Applicants
(1) Any of
the following (an "Applicant") may apply to the department for funding of a
qualifying project under the Multifamily Energy Program in the role of a
developer or owner of the project:
(a) A
for-profit business,
(b) A local
government entity including, but not limited to, a city, county or housing
authority;
(c) A not-for-profit
organization, including but not limited to, a not-for-profit community
organization, a regional or statewide not-for-profit entity, a private
individual, or a not-for-profit corporation; or
(d) Any other entity specifically identified
by the department as an eligible applicant in an application or award process
with respect to program funds.
(2) Applications may be submitted on such
terms and at such times as the department may from time to time establish. The
department also may choose to award program funds to assist projects on its own
initiative.
(3) Prior to receiving
program funds, an applicant or any other awardee of program funds must satisfy
all conditions precedent to such receipt established by the department
including, but not limited to, entering into a financing assistance agreement
and other program documents (collectively, "Program Documents") required by and
satisfactory to the department in its sole discretion, including (and without
limitation) documents to ensure compliance with program requirements, including
the recording of applicable program documents in the official records of the
relevant counties so as to create restrictive covenants running with the real
property of the project to further ensure continuing compliance with, inter
alia, all habitability, maintenance, repair, and affordability requirements of
the program funding.
(4) Any
program funding also is contingent upon timely and continuing compliance by
applicants and project owners, as determined by the department to its
satisfaction, with all applicable program requirements, including but not
limited to applicable department administrative rules (including the manual),
orders (including corrective notices), relevant procurement and other
application standards, program documents, as well as other applicable federal,
state, and local laws, codes, rules, ordinances, regulations and orders (all of
the foregoing, including as amended from time to time, the "Program
Requirements").
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 456.555
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 458.505 & ORS 757.612
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