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Committee backs automatic callback/clawback for noncompliant pilots
Summary
Members supported adding a conditional callback or clawback to the ordinance so abatements can be reduced or rescinded if developers fail to meet contractual obligations; the committee asked to define specific triggers and monitoring responsibilities.
Committee members discussed enforcement mechanisms to ensure developers meet obligations tied to pilot incentives, including conditional automatic callbacks or clawbacks.
"If a business or developer fails to meet obligations, noncompliance triggers an automatic callback," Dr. Harrison said, urging specification of what would trigger enforcement and who monitors compliance.
Members agreed the ordinance should require monitoring that can detect noncompliance and specify the triggers for clawbacks rather than leaving remedies vague. The committee directed staff to draft language describing triggers and the monitoring process for inclusion in the draft ordinance.
The discussion left details (exact triggers, required evidence, and responsible offices) to staff and legal review so the committee could return with concrete, enforceable language at a subsequent meeting.
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