Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations Sample Clauses

Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations. If after reaching no resolution, partial resolution, a complete resolution that is not accepted by the EVC, or after reaching a complete resolution that is rejected in whole or in part by the EVC, and if a Party has timely demanded a Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations, then the Parties shall proceed as follows.
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Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations. If after reaching no resolution, partial resolution, a complete resolution that is not accepted by the Chief Facilities Executive, or after 10.7.2.1 Within seven (7) business days of any Party timely and properly requesting a Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations, the District shall issue a Notice of a Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations. The Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations will take place between the President of the Supplier and the Chief Facilities Executive. The Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations shall take place within fourteen (14) days of the issuance of the Notice of Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations and will not last more than one (1) six (6) hour session, unless the both the President of the Supplier and the Chief Facilities Executive agree in writing that more time is needed. Any information and/or documentation not submitted by the time the Initial Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations is held shall not be permitted to be used in any subsequent step of this mandatory and exclusive dispute resolution process, including at Arbitration, as both Parties acknowledge that one Party withholding such information and/or documentation will cause the other Party irreparable prejudice. 10.7.2.2 Within fourteen (14) business days of the of the conclusion of the Final Mandatory Meeting and Negotiations, the District’s Chief Facilities Executive will issue a final determination announcing a Statement of Final Compromise of the Claim and/or counter claim. If the District’s Chief Facilities Executive issues a final determination announcing complete acceptance and full resolution of the Claim and/or counter claim as agreed between the Parties, the Chief Facilities Executive shall place the matter on the Board of Trustees agenda at the earliest available Board meeting with a recommendation for acceptance or ratification depending whether the approval of the resolution is within or beyond the Chief Facilities Executive’s delegated authority. If the Chief Facilities Executive does not approve of a complete resolution of the Claim and/or counter claim, then the Chief Facilities Executive’s Statement of Final Compromise of the Claim will set forth the extent of approval that the Chief Facilities Executive is willing to support. If the President of the Supplier accepts the Chief Facilities Executive’s Statement of Final Compromise of the Claim within five (5) business days of receipt of same, the Chief Facilities Executive shall place the ma...
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