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Coordinator upon request and an annual. summary provided automatically. (d) Language Translation Services. PACE Local Governments shall provide language translation services to assist property owners seeking to participate in the PACE Finance program. The language translation services shall be provided, upon request, to ensure that the property owner understands the terms and conditions when entering into a PACE Financing Agreement. (19) Marketing: Neither PACE Local Governments nor their contractors, shall use facsimiles of the City, Property Appraiser, or Tax Collector logos in their marketing materials. Marketing materials shall not state that PACE: (i) is a free program; (ii) is administered by the City; (iii) does not involve a financial obligation by the property owner; (iv) is a form of public assistance. Marketing practices for a PACE program that are or could appear to be unfair, deceptive, abusive, or misleading, or that violate laws or regulations, or that are inappropriate, incomplete or are inconsistent with the program's purpose are prohibited. (20) Reporting: (a) Each PACE program shall provide a report to the city on a quarterly calendar basis, which shall include, at a minimum, the following information: (1) Dates of reporting period; (2) List of PACE projects started during the reporting period, separated by building type (e.g., single family, multifamily, retail, office, industrial, etc.); (3) 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. (4)Number of jobs (actual or estimated) created during the reporting period; (5) Number of applications declined during the reporting period; (6) Unresolved complaints or contractor issues and status; (7) 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 Page 11 of 17