City Staff Sample Clauses

City Staff. City shall assign the following personnel to the Project: 1. City Project Manager 2. City Project Planners(s) 3. City Project Engineer(s) 4. City Civil and Traffic Engineer(s) 5. City Structural Engineer(s) 6. Tree Inspector(s) 7. Bureau Project Coordinator(s) for each of the following: Portland Water Bureau (PWB), Bureau of Environmental Services (BES), Bureau of Development Services (BDS), Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS), Bureau of Parks and Recreation (PP&R), Bureau of Technology Services (BTS), and Prosper Portland.
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City Staff. While the Consultant has the team resources to conduct the assignment, we cannot carry out the tasks without input from, and agreement with, relevant City staff as follows:
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City Staff. Staff will have a main point of contact for legal matters and will not have to expend additional resources to utilize legal consultants. There are no identified issues or financial impacts.
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City Staff. 3.3.1 WSDOT and the City agree it is to the benefit of both Parties for WSDOT to fund City Staff Work. 3.3.2 WSDOT will fund only those hours worked by City Staff for activities directly related to the Project and authorized by this Agreement.
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City Staff. City hereby agrees and acknowledges that it will have a staff member, which may be City's Event Coordinator, in the Facilities during all events at which Contractor provides Services to serve as a liaison between the Facilities and Contractor. City staff shall be identified prior to each event. City staff shall be responsible, to the extent possible, in assisting Contractor with any problems which may arise with the Facilities; provided, however, that the presence of such City staff shall in no event be deemed or construed as expanding any of the duties or obligations which City has undertaken pursuant to the terms of this Contract, nor shall their presence be deemed or construed as abrogating (i) any limitation of such duties or obligations contained herein, or (ii) any limitation of liability of City expressly set forth in this Contract.
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City Staff. For the purposes of this Agreement, except as provided in Section 5.1(b) with respect to the City of San Francisco Historic Preservation Committee and the San Francisco Arts Commission, City's review and, to the extent applicable, approval of the Design Documents (relating to the ZSFG Campus Improvements and the exterior, height and bulk of the Research Facility Building) means review and, to the extent applicable, approval by City staff designated from time to time by City’s Director of Health and approved by the City Administrator, or their respective designees, to review the Design Documents (“City Staff”), acting in City's proprietary capacity, and does not encompass review and approval of the Design Documents by City’s Planning Department or any other Regulatory Agency, as may be required pursuant to applicable Laws.
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City Staff. City shall provide custodial services for the Multipurpose Room, restrooms and staff lounge. Ten hours of services will be provided per week. The scope of services provided will be at the direction and discretion of the Library Director, or designee. District shall pay City for these services at the rate of $37.00/hour. This rate shall be for the first Term. The hourly rate to be paid for services to be provided during any Term extension shall be determined by the Library Director, with written notice to District prior to commencement of the Term extension.
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City Staff. The Recreation Specialist and Recreation Leader will perform his/her duties in their approved City staff uniforms, unless otherwise dictated by the program or activity with which they are performing. This uniform will include their City of Costa Mesa Identification Card, which should be on their persons at all times.
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City Staff. City shall assign the following personnel to the Project:
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