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Committee approves cleanup to restore St. Louis PACE program
Summary
Board bill 158, a corrective ordinance to reinstate the City of St. Louis PACE program after an earlier drafting error removed its authorizing language, was advanced and passed by the committee without objections.
The committee approved board bill 158, an ordinance intended to repeal and reestablish certain provisions to restore the city’s Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program and reconstitute the local clean energy development board.
Sponsor Alderman Shamim Clark Hubbard described the bill as a cleanup to fix earlier language that had unintentionally removed authorizing sections; members praised the sponsor for quickly returning to correct the legislative text. After brief remarks and no questions, committee members moved to advance and then passed the bill with a due-pass recommendation and no recorded objections.
The bill will allow the St. Louis City PACE program to resume authorized activity consistent with the correcting ordinance language.
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