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Sponsor remarks and county feedback led the committee on Oct. 14 to hold CB 63‑20‑25, legislation proposing a third‑party inspection program within the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement (DPIE).
Council staff recalled a prior litigation matter associated with third‑party inspections and the sponsor asked to pause the bill to allow the administration to present suggested protective language drafted by the Office of Law. The sponsor said the bill was originally placed under the previous administration after a case where the county was sued because of an action by a third‑party inspector. County staff indicated they wanted the body to consider additional language to protect the county while meeting the sponsor’s goals.
There was a motion to hold the bill; the motion carried 3‑0. The sponsor indicated the hold was not a permanent rejection and that committee consideration could resume if agreed revisions were prepared.
Next steps: The sponsor and county staff will work to craft possible amendments and the item is held pending further drafting and review.
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