A few questions for the City of Charlotte concerning HB2

From the ordinance as passed by Charlotte;

How is the City supposed to be assured of the non-discrimination of a vendor?

How is the City going to verify non-discrimination of firms the City does business with as to whether or not the firm's vendors, suppliers, subcontractors and commercial customer's discriminate?

How is the City going to ensure the following passage won't be used to extort gains by regulators or someone else who could stand to gain?

"may", unless campaign contributions are more forthcoming?

Who get to have fun with so much leverage over contractors?

Anyone's nephews involved?

It is well known that connected crony capitalists who swap 'contributions' for government bids keep those who get the subcontractor and vendor gigs on a not so fair bidding/handing out business under taxpayer contract regime.

Did HB2 solidify crony capitalistic behaviour or set up whoever is in charge of allocating business in the driver's seat?

Do X or the City imposes Y?

Who is the decider of what?

Exactly who sits on "the conciliation division of the community relations committee", and how does one get appointed to such a powerful post?

City of Charlotte Community Relations staff

http://charmeck.org/city/charlotte/CRC/AboutUs/Pages/staff.aspx

[CRC] Committee and subcommittee members;

Patricia Albritton CRC Chair, Program Chair
Jaye M. Alexander Police
Madelyn Baer Intercultural Relations
Henry Black, Jr. Police
Sabrina Brinson
Clair Craig-Lane
Sandra Donaghy
Larry Edwards
Maya Engle
Marc Friedland Communications
Roderick Garvin
Tyyawdi Hands Young Leaders Program
Brenda Hayden
Mable Hemphill
Gwendolyn High Education Program
Jibril Hough Interculture Relations Chair, Communications
Janet Lama Police, Young Leaders Program
Melvin Lowery
Edward Mattison Young Leaders, Education
LaWana Mayfield Young Leaders Program, Chair
Shannon McKnight
Sharon Merritt Program
Damon Miller Program
Kwesi Nichols
Tin Nguyen
Kathleen Odom
Aaron Orr Police Program
Marty Puckett
Valarie Reed
Jacqlin Robinson-Ross
Lisa Rudisill Education
Jill Santuccio
Omar Saxton Young Leaders, Communications
Bill Schreiner Police
David Smith Police
Ruth Stevenson Education, Chair
Pat Taft Police Community Relations, Chair
Michael Tanck Communications, Chair
Carrie Taylor
Rhonda Taylor Education
Glenn Thomas
Thomas J. Vinson, Jr.
Bahiyyah Walker Young Leaders, Police, Intercultural
Dwayne Walker CRC Vice Chair
Doug Wilson

http://charmeck.org/city/charlotte/CRC/committee/Pages/default.aspx
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Who was slated to serve on the "the conciliation division of the community relations committee"?

"This section does not apply to a private club or other establishment not, in fact, open to the public."
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So what does that mean?

Does it mean open season in locker rooms and showers?



from: George Hartzman 
to: "@ncleg.net>
date: Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 1:11 PM
subject: Re: Please explain

From the Charlotte ordinance attached;

"This section does not apply to a private club or other establishment not, in fact, open to the public."
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So what does that mean?

Does it mean open season in locker rooms and showers?

Is a school locker room open to the public?

How about a YMCA shower?

Was Charlotte City Council's intent to let guys into girls showers and locker rooms?

Does it apply to a city owned swimming pool shower and locker room?

The ordinance seems to target contractors paid with taxpayer monies.

Isn't the above covered by existing indecency/predator oriented law?
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"Does it apply to a city owned swimming pool shower and locker room?"

I would think a City owned swimming pool locker and showers are open to the public.

It's limited, but on that I would agree it would be a problem.

Not a bathroom with stalls.