Mayor Daniel Lurie's proposed legislation aims to significantly diminish the Board of Supervisors' oversight on up to $1.1 billion in city contracts, granting the executive branch the ability to enter contracts without competitive bidding. This proposed change affects funding related to critical initiatives in homelessness and public safety, which could expedite contracting. However, it also poses risks regarding procurement integrity and fiscal oversight, prompting suggestions for amendments to limit potential negative impacts. The ordinance reflects a considerable shift in the balance of power towards the executive branch.
Mayor Lurie’s legislation seeks to remove oversight on $1.1 billion in city contracts, allowing greater executive control over public spending without traditional board approvals.
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