County Directed Change Orders Sample Clauses

County Directed Change Orders. The County may request Change Orders that pertain solely to the County Improvements. Any such Change Order request shall be subject to the following: (i) the County shall pay all costs and expenses associated with such Change Orders and any delays associated therewith; provided, however, (A) as to any such Change Orders regarding the New Park, County’s responsibility for the costs of such Change Order shall only apply when the New Park Hard Costs exceed the New Park Cap, and (B) as to any such Change Orders as to any of the County Improvements, County shall not be responsible for any such costs, expenses or delays unless and until (x) Developer shall have provided County with a written estimate of such costs, expenses and delays (which estimate shall not be binding upon Developer or render Developer liable for any costs, expenses or delays unless the price quote that Developer receives from General Contractor is binding on General Contractor; Developer shall make commercially reasonable efforts to obtain binding price quotes from General Contractor for all County directed Change Orders), and (y) County does not thereafter revoke the requested Change Order in writing within five (5) business days following County’s receipt of such estimate, and (ii) as conditions to the effectiveness of the Change Orders (or request therefor) (a) such Change Orders shall not be inconsistent with the overall design and intended use of the County Improvements, and (b) such Change Orders (or request(s) therefor) shall not cause any delay in the satisfaction of the milestone dates set forth in the Project Schedule for the completion of the Project or have any adverse impact on the County Improvements or the Developer Improvements.
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