QUALIFICATIONS FOR DOING BUSINESS WITH THE CITY Sample Clauses

QUALIFICATIONS FOR DOING BUSINESS WITH THE CITY a. For purposes of this policy, “person” includes: 1) an individual; 2) a majority owner or principal of a corporation, partnership, association, or limited liability company;
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR DOING BUSINESS WITH THE CITY. (A) For purposes of this policy, “person” includes: (1) an individual; (2) a majority owner or principal of a corporation, partnership, association, or limited liability company; (3) shareholders in a business entity with five or fewer shareholders; and (4) majority owned affiliates of the foregoing. (B) It is the policy of the City Council that the City not engage in business with a person who has been convicted of any state or federal felony offense. The City shall not, except as provided in this policy, enter into or renew a contract to purchase, sell, or lease goods or services to or from any person who has been: (1) convicted of a state or federal felony; or (2) convicted or fined in excess of $50,000 on certain state or federal discrimination offenses. A conviction includes a probated sentence, a deferred adjudication, or similar disposition. Discrimination charges include only those brought for discrimination based on race, gender or religion. (C) This policy does not apply when: (1) At least three years have elapsed between the conviction and the approval of the contract; (2) The contract does not require City Council approval; (3) Anything of value is paid or given to a person as an informant or participant in a crime stopper program; or (4) The City Council determines that application of this policy to a proposed contract would cause financial hardship to the City by its application (in which event the City Council may waive the application of this policy by the affirmative vote of not less than six members of the City Council). (D) For bid applications that may result in a contract award by the City Council, the bidder shall include a certification
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR DOING BUSINESS WITH THE CITY. A) For purposes of this policy, “person” includes: (a) an individual; (b) a majority owner or principal of a corporation, partnership, association, or limited liability company; (c) shareholders in a business entity with five or fewer shareholders; and (d) majority owned affiliates of the foregoing. B) It is the policy of the City Council that the City not engage in business with a person who has been convicted of any state or federal felony offense. The City shall not, except as provided in this policy, enter into or renew a contract to purchase, sell, or lease goods or services to or from any person who has been: (a) convicted of a state or federal felony; or (b) convicted or fined in excess of $50,000 on certain state or federal discrimination offenses. A conviction includes a probated sentence, a deferred adjudication, or similar disposition. Discrimination charges include only those brought for discrimination based on race, gender or religion. C) This policy does not apply when: (a) At least three years have elapsed between the conviction and the approval of the contract; (b) The contract does not require City Council approval; (c) Anything of value is paid or given to a person as an informant or participant in a crime stopper program; or (d) The City Council determines that application of this policy to a proposed contract would cause financial hardship to the City by its application (in which event the City Council may waive the application of this policy by the affirmative vote of not less than six members of the City Council). For bid applications that may result in a contract award by the City Council, the bidder shall include a certification.
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