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6.14 .1 PWANAPI. <br /> Public Works projects <br />UBLICORKS RE OTLWAYS UBLICMPROVEMENTS <br />include, but are not limited to (i) roads, highways, buildings, structures and <br />improvements of all types, the construction, reconstruction, major renovation or <br />painting of which is carried on or contracted for by a Public Agency to serve the <br />public interest; (ii) the construction, reconstruction, major renovation or painting of a <br />privately owned road, highway, building, structure or improvement of any type that <br />uses funds of a private entity and $750,000 or more of Funds of a Public Agency; or <br />(iii) the construction of a privately owned road, highway, building, structure or <br />improvement of any type that uses funds of a private entity and in which 25% or more <br />of the square footage of the completed project will be occupied or used by a Public <br />Agency. Any doubt about whether a project is a Public Works project should be <br />referred to the purchasing department. Public Works do not include (i) the <br />reconstruction or renovation of privately owned property that is leased by a Public <br />Agency; or (ii) the renovation of publicly owned real property that is more than <br />seventy-five (75) years old by a private Nonprofit Organization if certain criteria are <br />met (as provided in Article 18). The regulations relating to Public Works do not <br />apply to Public Works Exemptions. <br />6.14 .2 APWLPW;E. <br /> The <br />PPLICATION OF REVAILING AGEAWS TO UBLICORKSXEMPTIONS <br />Prevailing Wage provisions of ORS 279C.800 to 279C.870 and these regulations <br />apply to all Public Works projects except for the following: <br /> (a) Projects for which the contract price does not exceed $50,000. In <br />determining the price of a project, the city shall include the value of work <br />performed by every person paid by a contractor or subcontractor in any <br />manner for the person’s work on the project. The city may not include the <br />value of donated materials or work performed on the project by <br />individuals volunteering without pay. <br />(b) Projects for which no Funds of a Public Agency are directly or indirectly <br />used. As used and defined herein, “Funds of a Public Agency” do not <br />include: <br />(i) Funds provided in the form of a government grant to a Nonprofit <br />Organization, unless the government grant is issued for the purpose <br />of construction, reconstruction, major renovation or painting; <br />(ii) Building and development permit fees paid or waived by a Public <br />Agency; <br />(iii) Tax credits or tax abatements; <br />(iv) Land that a Public Agency sells to a private entity at fair market <br />value; <br />(v) The difference between the value of land that a Public Agency sells <br />to a private entity as determined at the time of the sale after taking <br />into account any plan, requirement, covenant, conditions, restriction <br />or other limitation, exclusive of zoning or land use regulations, that <br />the Public Agency imposes on the development or use of the land <br />and the fair market value of the land if the land is not subject to such <br />limitations; <br />Article 6 General Rules for Solicitations Page 34 <br />Exhibit A to Administrative Order No. 44-08-06-F <br /> <br />