Common use of Dispute Resolution Goals and Scope Clause in Contracts

Dispute Resolution Goals and Scope. The primary goal of dispute resolution for the CDBG-DR Housing Recovery Program is to proactively avoid or mitigate claims and disputes of all parties to the construction of a Project in an effort to maximize the use of the CDBG-DR funding allocation to the State for housing recovery and construction instead administrative cost associated with the disposition of costly construction claims and litigation. Accordingly, the CDBG- DR dispute resolution program will achieve the foregoing goals by fairly and timely addressing: changes in work or rejection of proposed change orders; delays and requests for time extensions; CDBG-DR compliance issues; performance issues of Contractor and/or subcontractors; non-conforming or deficient work issues (quality control/quality assurance); payment and nonpayment issues; warranty issues within the first year to the extent NCORR is still implementing a CDBG-DR Housing Recovery Program); NCORR and/or CM enforcement of grant requirements; action on or disposition of audit finding; Owner complaints relating and/or arising out of the construction of the Project; and/or any other dispute or claim that arises from or relates to the Project that are not otherwise excluded below.

Dispute Resolution Goals and Scope. The primary goal of dispute resolution for the CDBG-DR Housing Homeowner Recovery Program is to proactively avoid or mitigate claims and disputes of all parties to the construction of a Project in an effort to maximize the use of the CDBG-DR funding allocation to the State for housing recovery and construction instead of administrative cost costs associated with the disposition of costly construction claims and litigation. Accordingly, the CDBG- CDBG-DR dispute resolution program process will achieve the foregoing goals by fairly and timely addressing: changes in work or rejection of proposed change orders; delays and requests for time extensions; CDBG-DR compliance issues; performance issues of Contractor and/or subcontractors; non-conforming or deficient work issues (quality control/quality assurance); payment and nonpayment issues; warranty issues within the first year (to the extent NCORR is still implementing a CDBG-DR Housing Homeowner Recovery Program); NCORR and/or CM enforcement of grant requirements; action on or disposition of audit findingfindings; Owner complaints relating and/or arising out of the construction of the Project; and/or any other dispute disputes or claim claims that arises arise from or relates to the Project that are not otherwise excluded below.

Dispute Resolution Goals and Scope. The primary goal of dispute resolution for the CDBG-DR Housing Recovery Program is to proactively avoid or mitigate claims and disputes of all parties to the construction of a Project in an effort to maximize the use of the CDBG-DR funding allocation to the State for housing recovery and construction instead administrative cost associated with the disposition of costly construction claims and litigation. Accordingly, the CDBG- DR dispute resolution program will achieve the foregoing goals by fairly and timely addressing: changes in work or rejection of proposed change orders; delays and requests for time extensions; CDBG-DR compliance issues; performance issues of Contractor and/or subcontractors; non-conforming or deficient work issues (quality control/quality assurance); payment and nonpayment issues; warranty issues within the first year to the extent NCORR NCEM is still implementing a CDBG-DR Housing Recovery Program); NCORR NCEM and/or CM enforcement of grant requirements; action on or disposition of audit finding; Owner complaints relating and/or arising out of the construction of the Project; and/or any other dispute or claim that arises from or relates to the Project that are not otherwise excluded below.