Comprehensive Schedule Sample Clauses

Comprehensive Schedule. Within 10 days of contract execution the Architect shall prepare for the Owner’s Project Representative’s review and approval, a Comprehensive Schedule, consistent with Exhibit C, of the performance of the Architect’s services and those of any subconsultants, separate consultants or subcontractors retained, employed or contracted by Architect. The Comprehensive Schedule shall indicate dates of (or, where applicable, periods of elapsed time allowed for) Owner approvals, dates when specific information is required by the Architect from the Owner, and anticipated approval periods required for public authorities having jurisdiction over the Project. Once submitted, the Architect and Architect’s subconsultants, separate consultants, or subcontractors will be bound by the Comprehensive Schedule and will not deviate from it without prior written authorization by the Owner’s Project Representative. Whether or not deviations from the Comprehensive Schedule have been authorized by the Owner’s Project Representative, the Architect shall update this schedule as necessary to reflect Owner-approved changes or unavoidable deviations and to indicate the probable impact of those deviations on the performance of the Architect’s services and the Project. However, nothing in this subparagraph shall be construed as a waiver of the Owner’s right to obtain full compliance by the Architect to approved schedules.
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