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GOVERNMENT REQUIRED PROVISIONS, CHANGES. Where a change in a Complete Major Phase Application, Complete Sub-Phase Application, Complete Schematic Design Documents Application, Complete Design Development Documents Application, or Complete Construction Documents Application is required by a City Agency or other Governmental Entity and such City Agency or Governmental Entity has authority to require such change pursuant to either applicable State or federal law or, in the case of City Agencies, pursuant to the Interagency Cooperation Agreement or the Planning Cooperation Agreement, the Agency and the Developer and Vertical Developers, as applicable, acknowledge and agree that: (i) they will meet and confer and make every reasonable effort to respond to such requirement in a manner that is consistent with the Redevelopment Requirements and applicable State and federal law; and (ii) the Agency will not deny its Approval of any change that is required to comply with applicable State of federal law or the requirements of City Agencies and Governmental Entities that do not conflict with the Redevelopment Requirements. EXHIBIT E-A Documents to be Submitted for Major Phase Applications, Sub-Phase Applications and Vertical Applications During each stage of the project design review process set forth in this DRDAP, the Agency staff and the applicant may Approve changes to the scale of the drawings set forth herein. Recognizing that each Improvement is unique, the applicant and the Agency may Approve changes to the type and scope of documents set forth in this DRDAP for a particular Application, including in order to ensure consistency with standards and guidelines in the Redevelopment Requirements. Design Documents and other Construction Documents to be submitted shall be prepared by an architect, or a civil engineer, as applicable, licensed to practice in and by the State of California.
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GOVERNMENT REQUIRED PROVISIONS, CHANGES. Where a change in a Complete Major Phase Application, Complete Sub-Phase Application, Complete Schematic Design Documents Application, Complete Design Development Documents Application, or Complete Construction Documents Application is required by a City Agency or other Governmental Entity and such City Agency or Governmental Entity has authority to require such change pursuant to either applicable State or federal law or, in the case of City Agencies, pursuant to the Interagency Cooperation Agreement or the Planning Cooperation Agreement, the Agency and the Developer and Vertical Developers, as applicable, acknowledge and agree that: (i) they will meet and confer and make every reasonable effort to respond to such requirement in a manner that is consistent with the Redevelopment Requirements and applicable State and federal law; and (ii) the Agency will not deny its Approval of any change that is required to comply with applicable State of federal law or the requirements of City Agencies and Governmental Entities that do not conflict with the Redevelopment Requirements.
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GOVERNMENT REQUIRED PROVISIONS, CHANGES. OCII and the applicant acknowledge and agree that neither one will delay or withhold its review or approval of those elements of or changes in the Schematic Design, Design Development Documents or Final Construction Documents which are required by any City agency, including the City's Department of Building Inspection, the Fire Xxxxxxxx, or any other government agency having jurisdiction; provided, however, that (i) the party whose review or approval is sought shall have been afforded a reasonable opportunity to discuss such element of, or change in, documents with the governmental authority requiring such element or change and with either the applicant's or OCII's architect, as the case may be, and (ii) the applicant or OCII shall have reasonably cooperated with the other and such governmental authority in seeking such reasonable modifications of such required element or change as the other shall deem necessary or desirable. The applicant and OCII each agrees to use its diligent, good faith efforts to obtain the other's approval of such elements or changes, and its request for reasonable modifications to such required elements or changes, as soon as reasonably possible. EXHIBIT 1: DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED FOR PROJECT APPROVALS During each stage of the project design review process, OCII architectural staff and the applicant shall agree upon the scale of the drawings for project submissions. OCII staff and the applicant shall also discuss and agree upon the scope of the subsequent project submissions recognizing that each project is unique and that all documents outlined herein may not be required for each project. Design Development Documents and other Construction Documents to be submitted shall be prepared by an architect licensed to practice in and by the State of California. The applicant shall submit a report outlining compliance with the adopted Mitigation and Monitoring Program with each stage of design review.
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GOVERNMENT REQUIRED PROVISIONS, CHANGES. Where a change in a Complete Major Phase Application or Complete Sub-Phase Application is required by a City Agency or other Governmental Entity and such City Agency or Governmental Entity has authority to require such change pursuant to either applicable State or federal law or, in the case of City Agencies, pursuant to the Development Agreement or ICA, the Authority and the Developer acknowledge and agree that: (i) they will meet and confer and make every reasonable effort to respond to such requirement in a manner that is consistent with the Development Requirements and applicable State and federal law; and (ii) the Authority will not deny its Approval of any change that is required to comply with applicable State or federal law or the requirements of City Agencies and Governmental Entities that do not conflict with the Development Requirements. EXHIBIT 1
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