Architect Agreement Protections Sample Clauses

Architect Agreement Protections. (a) Developer shall cause each Architect Agreement to include a provision identical in substance to the following provision: “The “Owner” under this Agreement consists of both 1555 Xxxxxx Property Owner LLC (the “Developer”) and The County Board of Arlington County, Virginia (the “County”). The County shall be permitted to separately enforce the terms of this Agreement directly against the Architect, to the same extent that the Developer or the “Owner” under this Agreement can enforce this Agreement, if the County contends that it has been damaged as a result of the services that the Architect or its Subconsultants performed in connection with this Agreement. The County is not responsible for payment or other obligations of the Owner under this Agreement, but the Architect is entitled to assert against the County all defenses that the Architect is entitled to assert against the Developer.”
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