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Committee reinstates St. Louis PACE clean-energy authority language
Summary
Committee members supported and passed Board Bill 158 to reinstate and clean up city property-assessed clean energy (PACE) program language removed in prior ordinance; members described the bill as a technical fix to restore the program's authority.
The committee passed Board Bill 158, a cleanup ordinance intended to reinstate the city's property-assessed clean energy (PACE) authority.
Chairwoman Shamim Clark Hubbard explained that a drafting change had inadvertently removed the authorizing language and that this bill would restore the PACE clean-energy development board and program. Council staff and members of the committee said the legislative correction reflects the normal course of drafting and committee work. "This is the work that happens in committee," a member said in support.
The bill was enbanked and moved forward with a due-pass recommendation; committee members urged quick movement to preserve ongoing clean energy work.
