If the Mayor or his designee with respect to any proposed City building or other improvement project with an engineer estimate in excess of two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000), determines that a project labor agreement will not serve the goals set forth in Section 1375.04(a) or that a project labor agreement will otherwise be detrimental to the public's health, safety and welfare or the city's financial welfare, the Mayor or his designee shall make this recommendation to the Clerk of Council, which thereafter shall be acted upon by Council as hereinafter provided, prior to the preparation of bid documents for the said project. The Mayor or his designee shall state the reasons for believing that negotiating a project labor agreement for the said project will not substantially further the purposes of this Chapter, and shall contain a recommendation to Council to not negotiate a project labor agreement. Council may, on its own motion, determine whether the Mayor's or his designee's recommendation to not negotiate a project labor agreement should be adopted. If a majority of the members of Council vote that a project labor agreement shall be a condition of the bid as required by Section 1375.02, then the Mayor or his designee with the assistance of the Law Department, shall be required to forthwith negotiate a project labor agreement for the said project. Should the parties not reach agreement on said project labor agreement, the city reserves the right to waive such requirement as provided in Section 1375.06. (Ord. 2011-124. Passed 9-13-11.)