Allows cities to set prevailing wages for public works projects over $1 million.
Allows cities to establish ordinances setting prevailing wages for public works projects costing over $1 million. Defines terms like "prevailing wage," "public works project," and "city." Requires ordinances to include classifications, wage rates, and compliance processes. Permits cities to negotiate project workforce agreements with wage rates above state and federal minimums.
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