City Council Review of a Request to Increase the Estimated Cost Sample Clauses

City Council Review of a Request to Increase the Estimated Cost. The Estimated Cost may only be increased if Subdivider provides documentation showing the increase is reasonable in nature and amount, and is due to causes beyond Subdivider’s control or otherwise not the result of unreasonable conduct by Subdivider which may, based on actual impact on Project and by way of non-exclusive examples only, include: war; changes in law or government regulation; later commonly accepted or adopted higher standards and specifications of construction; labor disputes or strikes; fires; floods; adverse weather or other similar condition of the elements necessitating temporary cessation of Subdivider’s work; concealed conditions encountered in the completion of the Project; inability to reasonably obtain materials, equipment, labor, or additional required services; inflation; actual bids received for Project Costs being greater than estimated; or other specific reasons mutually agreed to in writing by City and Subdivider. Subdivider shall not be reimbursed, and no Change Order may be approved, for costs or expenses resulting from a design error or omission (unless such a design error or omission is the direct result of a City request for such design or omission), or Subdivider’s or Subdivider’s agents’ negligence.
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