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Book: 4410 Rage: 8€3 <br /> b. Business enterprises or expansions which are proposed or under <br /> development on the effective date of this designating ordinance: <br /> i. if the business enterprise demonstrates that the <br /> proposed business enterprise or expansion has <br /> been committed to locating or expanding in the <br /> zone; or <br /> ii. Substantial or binding financial obligations have <br /> been made; and such commitments have been <br /> made in reasonable reliance on the benefits and <br /> programs which would have previously been <br /> available because of the enterprise zone. <br /> Section 3—LOCAL LABOR CONTENT. As part of a taxpayer's request to receive property tax <br /> abatement for a qualified project as described in Section 2 above which will result in building <br /> construction, renovation or rehabilitation costs of$4 million ($4,000,000) or more,said taxpayer <br /> and/or their contractors will be required to submit a local labor utilization plan. The local labor <br /> utilization plan should provide for: <br /> • The equitable opportunity for local labor contractors to submit bids for the skilled craft <br /> work required by the project; <br /> • The taxpayer's planned efforts for utilization of at least 75%local labor by any non-local <br /> contractors who are awarded work related to the construction of said project. <br /> Said taxpayer may request a waiver of the local labor utilization plan if any of the following <br /> conditions apply: <br /> • Certain resources are not sufficiently available in the local labor arket area; <br /> • An awarded bid to a lower cost resource provider requires the of non-local labor in <br /> order meet bid requirements; or <br /> • The use of non-local labor results from requirements associated with any applicable <br /> governmental funding for the project. <br /> • Conflicting obligations exist relative to any contracts or other agreements to which <br /> taxpayer is a party or with other policies or programs that may be in effect from time to <br /> time. <br /> Page 7 of 11 <br />