For all contracts subject to Article
III and §
14-13, the following requirements will apply.
The contractor, and each subcontractor whose contract(s) exceeds
$25,000, shall complete and submit a work force table. This document
shall identify the estimated work force requirements for the duration
of the job, broken down by trade and month. This document shall be
revised as required, but not less than once a month. A developer/contractor's
failure to provide this document or its furnishing substantially false
or misleading information in this document shall be considered noncompliance
with the terms of this chapter.
[Amended 3-14-1996 by Ord. No. MC-3186]
The developer/contractor must submit to the Affirmative Action
Officer the developer/contractor's weekly payroll records for
all crafts covered under the contract provisions. In addition, a monthly
cumulative summary of the project work force must be provided on a
craft-by-craft basis, and the individuals comprising the work force
must be identified as to their minority or nonminority status and
residence.
[Amended 3-14-1996 by Ord. No. MC-3186]
The developer/contractor shall, on the last working day of each
month, submit to the Affirmative Action Officer a written narrative
describing its efforts to ensure compliance with this chapter. The
report will include an appraisal as to the effectiveness of the developer/contractor's
program and will specify those factors and conditions which impede,
restrict or account for less than complete success of the program.
The developer/contractor shall permit access to weekly certified
payroll records for all employees covered under the contract.
The developer/contractor shall continually monitor personnel
activities to ensure that the provisions of this chapter and the developer/contractor's
affirmative action plans are being met.