Extend Business Opportunity Ordinance deadline by 2 months
In Plain English
The city's Business Opportunity Ordinance was set to expire on January 29, 2010. This law requires city contractors to hire local workers and businesses when possible. The extension gives the city council 2 more months to decide whether to renew or modify the requirements.
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Approve consent calendar
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