DPW Task Force Sample Clauses

DPW Task Force. Developer, the Authority, and/or the City may retain third-party professionals to assist City and Authority staff with efficiently fulfilling their respective obligations for expeditious processing of permits under this ICA and the DRDAP and DPW obligations under any Acquisition and Reimbursement Agreement. DPW and third party professionals will operate as the DPW Task Force (the “Task Force”), provided that (A) any such third-party professional does not pose a conflict between the interests of the Authority or City and Developer with respect to matters involving Developer, or the interests of the Authority or City and Vertical Developer with respect to matters involving Vertical Developer, as evidenced by contractual relationships with Authority, City, Developer or Vertical Developer, either existing or in the immediately prior 24 months, unless a conflict waiver is obtained by the other parties, and (B) at least sixty (60) days before retaining or renewing the contract of any such third-party professional, DPW, Authority, and Developer staff shall meet and confer about the identity, cost, duration and scope of work of such third-party professional to ensure that such third-party professional is used in an efficient manner and avoids redundancies. Any contracts with any such third-party professionals shall provide a maximum annual fee for the specified scope of work; provided, however, that the amount may be modified if the Developer's project phasing exceeds the anticipated scope of work. Any such contracts may be on an annual basis or for such reasonable multi-year term as is agreed-upon by the parties, shall provide for an annual review, and shall provide the City, Authority or other contracting party with at-will cancellation rights. Either Developer or the Authority may request the cancellation of any third-party professional’s contract by delivering a written statement of the basis for its cancellation request to the other Party no less than forty five (45) days after each anniversary of the commencement date of the contract. Upon receipt of a cancellation request, the Parties shall meet and confer to resolve the issues raised in the request, including whether a revised scope of work would address the issues adequately and, if not, whether disbanding the Task Force or implementing procedures for securing a contract with a satisfactory replacement third-party professional is appropriate. In the event that services of the third-party professionals are...
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