Illinois Code § 50 ILCS 50/20

Program report.
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The report on the proposed program required under Section 15 shall include all of the following:
 
 
(1) a form of assessment contract between the 
 
governmental unit and record owner governing the terms and conditions of financing and assessment under the program;
 
 
(2) identification of one or more officials 
 
authorized to enter into an assessment contract on behalf of the governmental unit;
 
 
(3) (blank);
 
 
(4) an application process and eligibility 
 
requirements for financing or refinancing energy projects under the program;
 
 
(5) a method for determining interest rates on 
 
amounts financed or refinanced under assessment contracts, repayment periods, and the maximum amount of an assessment, if any;
 
 
(6) an explanation of the process for billing and 
 
collecting assessments;
 
 
(7) a plan to finance the program pursuant to the 
 
issuance of PACE bonds under or in accordance with Section 35;
 
 
(8) information regarding all of the following, to 
 
the extent known, or procedures to determine the following in the future:
 
 
 
(A) any revenue source or reserve fund or funds 
 
 
to be used as security for PACE bonds described in paragraph (7); and
 
 
 
(B) any application, administration, or other 
 
 
program fees to be charged to record owners participating in the program that will be used to finance and reimburse all or a portion of costs incurred by the governmental unit as a result of its program;
 
 
(9) a requirement that the term of an assessment not 
 
exceed the useful life of the energy project financed or refinanced under an assessment contract; provided that an assessment contract financing or refinancing multiple energy projects with varying lengths of useful life may have a term that is calculated in accordance with the principles established by the program report;
 
 
(10) a requirement for an appropriate ratio of the 
 
amount of the assessment to the greater of any of the following:
 
 
 
(A) the value of the property as determined by 
 
 
the office of the county assessor; or
 
 
 
(B) the value of the property as determined by an 
 
 
appraisal conducted by a licensed appraiser;
 
 
(11) a requirement that the record owner of property 
 
subject to a mortgage obtain written consent from the mortgage holder before participating in the program;
 
 
(12) provisions for marketing and participant 
 
education; 
 
 
(13) (blank); and 
 
 
(14) quality assurance and antifraud measures.

governmental unit and record owner governing the terms and conditions of financing and assessment under the program;
authorized to enter into an assessment contract on behalf of the governmental unit;
requirements for financing or refinancing energy projects under the program;
amounts financed or refinanced under assessment contracts, repayment periods, and the maximum amount of an assessment, if any;
collecting assessments;
issuance of PACE bonds under or in accordance with Section 35;
the extent known, or procedures to determine the following in the future:
to be used as security for PACE bonds described in paragraph (7); and
program fees to be charged to record owners participating in the program that will be used to finance and reimburse all or a portion of costs incurred by the governmental unit as a result of its program;
exceed the useful life of the energy project financed or refinanced under an assessment contract; provided that an assessment contract financing or refinancing multiple energy projects with varying lengths of useful life may have a term that is calculated in accordance with the principles established by the program report;
amount of the assessment to the greater of any of the following:
the office of the county assessor; or
appraisal conducted by a licensed appraiser;
subject to a mortgage obtain written consent from the mortgage holder before participating in the program;
education;

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