Sec. 91.202 | Los Angeles City Law Search

gaining agreement with one or more labor organizations that establishes the terms and conditions of employment for a specific construction project. c) the project is over 85 feet in building height, as “building height” is defined Chapter IX. (Building Regulations), Sec. 91.202 of this code and its definitions adopted by reference, and is not in its entirety a public work, and therefore shall be subject to the following: (1) the project sponsor certifies to the lead agency that the work will be subject to a project labor agreement, as the term “project labor agreement” is defined in California Public Contract Code, Sec. 2500(b)(1); and (2) the labor provisions and requirements of this Section (Affordable Housing Streamlining Program) may be enforced by a civil action against an employer brought by a joint labor management committee, and a joint labor management committee may refer ongoing investigations to the Bureau of contract Administration (BcA) for local enforcement purposes under the purview of the BcA. d) the project is no more than 85 feet in building height, as "building height” is defined in Chapter IX. (Building Regulations), Sec. 91.202 of this code and its definitions adopted by reference, and therefore shall not be subject to the additional labor provisions in this Section (Affordable Housing Streamlining Program). ii. Labor Notification enforcement will include the Planning Department notifying the Bureau of contract Administration's Office of Wage Standard of the successful issuance of a project approval through this Section (Affordable Housing Streamlining Program). the Office of Wage Standard will post on its website a list of all one hundred percent affordable housing projects subject to the requirements of this Section (Affordable Housing Streamlining Program) and expeditiously respond to any complaints associated with labor standards. this will include Bureau of contract Administration inspectors dedicated to these projects. 3. Incentives a. Str