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File #: 191098    Version:
Type: Ordinance Status: In Committee
File created: 10/15/2019 In control: COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
On agenda: Final action:
Effective date:    
Title: A substitute ordinance relating to residents preference program code provisions.
Sponsors: ALD. ZIELINSKI, ALD. STAMPER
Attachments: 1. DCD Commissoiner asking to hold this item, 2. NAIOP asking to hold this item, 3. Associated General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee asking to hold the item, 4. Building Advantage asking to hold the item, 5. Milwaukee Area Labor Council's Opposition, 6. Milwaukee Building and Construction Trades Council Letter in Opposition, 7. Commercial Association of Realtors asking to hold the item
Number
191098
Version
SUBSTITUTE 1
Reference

Sponsor
ALD. ZIELINSKI AND STAMPER
Title
A substitute ordinance relating to residents preference program code provisions.
Sections
309-41-1 rc
309-41-2-a am
309-41-2-b rn
309-41-2-b cr
309-41-2-c rn
309-41-2-d rn
309-41-2-e rn
309-41-2-e am
309-41-2-f am
309-41-3.5-b am
355-41-3.5-c am
355-1-1 rc
355-7-2-a-0 am
355-7-2-a-1 am
355-11-1 am
355-11-1.5 cr
355-11-2-e am
355-11-3-0 am
355-11-3-a am

Analysis
This ordinance revises current code provisions governing the residents preference program by:

· Allowing a contractor to satisfy its resident preference program requirement by using workers who are employees of record of an entity engaged solely in training its employees for permanent employment, who are not employed or paid directly by the contractor and who, from time to time, are assigned to provide work at a contractor’s jobsite as part of the employee’s job training and career development.
· Requiring that at least 40% of workers participating in the program have either no skills, or insufficient skills, for the initial job assignment.
· Increasing the percentage of participants required to reside in high-poverty zip code areas from 25% to 35%. This requirement shall be reduced back to 25% if insufficient workers cannot be recruited through programs established by the city.
· Providing that a digital location tracking device indicating the whereabouts of a person throughout the day may, solely at the city’s discretion, be deemed evidence of domiciliary intent when asserting residency.

Body

The Mayor and Common Council of the City of Milwaukee do ordain as follows:

Part. 1. Section 309-41-1 of the code is repealed and recreated to read:

309-41. Participation of City Residents in Public Works Contracts.
1. DEFINITIONS.

a. "Construction" means either new construction work or repair work on any road, bridge, sewer, stre...

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