City Change Orders. (a) Should the City wish to implement Changes in the Construction Documents applicable to a particular Public Improvement to be constructed by the Redeveloper under the terms of this Agreement, the City will notify the Redeveloper and the Agency of such proposed Change and the details thereof sufficient for the Redeveloper to prepare a draft Change Order and for the Agency to act on such request. The City, at no expense to the Redeveloper, shall be responsible for obtaining all required approvals of the Agency, the Common Council and any applicable Governmental Authority with respect to any Change proposed by the City under this Section 11.7 and the Redeveloper shall have no obligation to suspend construction while the City pursues any such approvals or to modify construction thereafter.
City Change Orders. If the City wishes to modify the Project or the Project Requirements, it shall proceed as provided in Schedule 13 [Changes], provided that:
City Change Orders. If the City wishes the Project Developer to make changes to the Work, the CCR shall submit a City request for change order ("CRCO") to the Project Developer for review. Upon receipt of a CRCO, the Project Developer shall, within five (5) business days, review such CRCO. Upon completion of such review, the Project Developer shall have the option to (i) accept and approve in writing the CRCO, in which event the parties shall be deemed to have agreed to the CRCO, (ii) enter into negotiations with the CCR concerning any aspect of the CRCO, or (iii) reject the CRCO in writing (stating with specificity the reason(s) for disapproval), in which event the CRCO shall be deemed withdrawn and the Project Developer shall construct the Project Improvements pursuant to the Construction Documents without regard to such CRCO. The Project Developer shall only be entitled to reject a CRCO that could reasonably be expected to: (A) cause the Soccer Stadium not to comply with MLS Facilities Standards, (B) adversely affect the Event Center’s ability to maximize revenues taken as a whole, including both Team Events and Other Events, (C) result in an increase in the Construction Budget or the need to draw down on any contingencies (except the City Allowance) included in the Construction Budget (unless the City agrees to fund such CRCO), or (D) impede or otherwise adversely affect the proper construction of the Project Improvements in accordance with the critical path of the Project Schedule, or delay Substantial Completion beyond the Substantial Completion Date (collectively the "Public Sector Change Order Limitation").
