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i. Dates of reporting period; ii. List of PACE projects started during the reporting period, separated by building type (e.g., single-family, multifamily, retail, office, industrial, etc.); iii. List of PACE projects completed during the reporting period, separated by building type (e.g., single-family, multifamily, retail, office, industrial, etc.). For each completed project, specify: (1) the qualifying improvements made; (2) project start date and completion date; (3) the projected energy savings and/or amount of potential renewable energy to be generated (may be based on averages for type of improvement); (4) financial information such as cost per kWh saved/generated; (5) other resource savings if data is available; and (6) audits performed detailing the audit results, if applicable to the project; iv. Number of jobs (actual or estimated) created during the reporting period; v. Number of applications declined during the reporting period; vi. Unresolved complaints or contractor issues and status; vii. Description of the standardized third -party methodologies and supporting assumptions used to verify data, and any changes in the methodologies and assumptions from the previous reporting period. (b) If the PACE Local Government does not currently have the ability to provide reports that contain this minimum reporting information, it should modify its data collection and maintenance -procedures and systems within one-year of the effective date of its PACE Interlocal in order to comply. The City of Sunny Isles Beach reserves the right to publish reports on program progress and results and PACE Local Government compliance. (c) PACE Local Governments will respond to requests from the PACE Program Coordinator for information related to the Program in a timely manner and shall provide sufficient documentation as requested by the PACE Program Coordinator to ensure that the requirements of this Article and the State statutes are being met. (d) The PACE Local Government shall retain sufficient books and records demonstrating compliance with the Agreement and State and City requirements for a minimum period of seven years from the initial date of each non -ad valorem assessment and shall allow City representatives access to such books and records upon request. (2415) Amendments: City reserves the right to amend this ordinance to revise Program standards. B. Additional Program standards for residential properties: In addition to requirements set forth in F.S. § 163.08, PACE Local Governments that finance PACE Qualifying Improvements on residential properties within the City of Sunny Isles Beach shall, at a minimum, comply with at least one of the following additional standards for projects affecting residential properties with four residential units or fewer: (1) Financing limits: PACE Local Governments shall ensure that the total amount of any annual property taxes and assessments do not exceed five percent of the Property's fair market value, determined at the time financing is approved and ensure that the total amount of annual PACE Assessments do not exceed four percent of the total annual gross income of the Property owner in the prior calendar or fiscal year, @BCL@B80CDC07.docx Page 8 of 13 64