> Congrats to Costco for finding a trick and getting things done, despite the government.
Getting housing built is the purpose of the law; modular construction is a common way to build in urban California even where the builder isn't using this law, and still involves local labor (the modules don't assemble themselves) to which the prevailing wage requirement applies.
There's no trick here, they are doing exactly what the state government was trying to get done when it wrote the law bypassing local government power.
Getting housing built is the purpose of the law; modular construction is a common way to build in urban California even where the builder isn't using this law, and still involves local labor (the modules don't assemble themselves) to which the prevailing wage requirement applies.
There's no trick here, they are doing exactly what the state government was trying to get done when it wrote the law bypassing local government power.