City Manager’s Authority Sample Clauses
The City Manager’s Authority clause defines the powers and responsibilities granted to the city manager within the context of an agreement or contract. Typically, this clause outlines the city manager’s ability to make decisions, approve changes, or oversee the execution of contractual obligations on behalf of the city. For example, the city manager may be authorized to approve minor amendments, issue directives to contractors, or resolve disputes that arise during the project. The core function of this clause is to centralize decision-making and ensure efficient administration by clearly designating the city manager as the primary point of authority for contract-related matters.
City Manager’s Authority. To the extent, if any, the City has the power to suspend or terminate this Agreement or the Company’s services under this Agreement, that power may be exercised by City Manager or a deputy or assistant City Manager without City Council action.
City Manager’s Authority. To the extent, if any, the CITY has the power to suspend or terminate this contract or the Consultant/Contractor’s services under this Agreement, that power may be exercised by the CITY Manager or their designee.
City Manager’s Authority. Where this Agreement requires the written approval of the City, the City Manager is authorized to provide that approval, and reference to “City Manager” or “the City” shall include the City Manager or the City Manager’s designee. To the extent, if any, the City has the power to suspend or terminate this Agreement or Developer’s rights or performance under this Agreement, that power may be exercised by the City Manager or a deputy or assistant City Manager without City Council action.
City Manager’s Authority. The City Manager of CITY is authorized to terminate this Agreement, in whole or in part, on behalf of CITY.
City Manager’s Authority. The City Manager is hereby given the authority, on behalf of the City, to approve minor, non-substantive amendments to this Parking Agreement, and to give, condition or withhold the City’s approvals as described herein, all without the need to return to the City’s governing board for approval or ratification.