same meaning as set forth in paragraph (1) of subdivision (b) of Section 2500 of the California Public Contract Code. (ii) Other Enforcement. The labor provisions and requirements of this subdivision may be enforced by a civil action against an employer brought by a joint labor management committee. Furthermore, 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. (4) The development is no more than 85 feet in building height, as “building height” is defined in Section 91.202 of Chapter IX of this Code and its definitions adopted by reference, and therefore shall not be subject to the additional labor provisions in this program. (g) Labor Notification. Enforcement will include the Planning Department notifying the Bureau of Contract Administration’s Office of Wage Standard of the successful issuance of an approval through this subdivision. 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 subdivision and expeditiously respond to any complaints associated with labor standards. This will include Bureau of Contract Administration inspectors dedicated to these projects. (h) Administrative Review Process. A One Hundred Percent Affordable Housing Project that elects to proceed according to this subdivision and meets the provisions of this subdivision, shall be: ministerially approved pursuant to Administrative Review, as set forth by the provisions of Section 13B.3.2 (Expanded Administrative Review) of Chapter 1A of this Code; shall not be subject to any hearing procedures within Expanded Administrative Review consistent with the intent of the program; and shall be subject to the following supplemental procedures. As defined in this section, ministerial approval means an administrative process to approve a “use by right” as this term is defined in California Government Code Section 65583.2(i). No City agency shall require a discretionary permit process, but objective standards will be applied. The City shall not exercise any subjective judgment in deciding whether and how to carry out or approve the project.