Extend Business Opportunity Ordinance through December 2020
In Plain English
The city's Business Opportunity Ordinance requires contractors to hire local residents and minority-owned businesses for city projects. The current law expires soon, so the city council extended it through December 31, 2020. If approved, the requirement continues for all new city contracts during that period.
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