c. At the conclusion of an investigation commenced pursuant to this chapter, the comptroller shall offer the employer or employers that are subject of the investigation, with notice to the developer or recipient of city financial assistance on a housing development project on which the employer or employers performed work, no less than 90 days to cure once a stipulation of settlement has been executed. The comptroller may negotiate an agreed-upon stipulation of settlement or conduct a hearing concerning the alleged violation of this section. At least 10 days before the hearing, the comptroller shall give notice thereof together with a copy of the complaint, or a statement of the facts disclosed upon investigation, which notice shall be served personally or by mail on any person, developer, or construction employer affected thereby, or electronically, where such person, developer, or construction employer has consented. Such person, developer, or construction employer shall have the opportunity to be heard at the hearing regarding such matters. Any violations settled before the 90-day cure period will not negatively impact a developer’s eligibility to be awarded housing development projects receiving city financial assistance in the future.
d. After the 90-day cure period, based upon the hearing record, the comptroller shall provide a report and recommendation concerning the alleged violation of this section to the mayor or mayor’s designee, who shall issue an order with a final determination. Such order may:
1. Direct payment of 1.5 times the wages and/or the monetary equivalent of benefits wrongly denied;
2. Direct the filing or disclosure of any records that were not filed or made available to the public as required by this chapter;