LACDA Review and Approval of Insurance Requirements Sample Clauses

LACDA Review and Approval of Insurance Requirements. The LACDA reserves the right to review and adjust the Required Insurance provisions, conditioned upon LACDA’s determination of changes in risk exposures. If circumstances or activities change during the fiscal year for any of the projects, and the Operating Agency received a waiver for any insurance coverage set for the herein, then, in the sole and absolute discretion of the LACDA, the granting of the waiver for any of the insurance coverage listed in the preceding paragraphs of this document may be revoked and the insurance coverage requirements reinstated. The Operating Agency shall immediately notify the LACDA of any circumstances or activity changes that may affect the insurance requirements, or any waivers of such, as set forth herein. If any such requirements are revoked and/or reinstated, then Operating Agency must immediately (but in any event, within 30 days) provide evidence that it is in compliance with all insurance requirements, whether set forth herein, or otherwise reinstated. Operating Agency’s failure to comply with the LACDA’s election to revoke and/or reinstate any insurance requirements shall be deemed a material breach of this contract. No funds will be advanced, reimbursed, or disbursed until all of the above mentioned insurance requirements have been met. There absolutely will be no reimbursement of costs for the default and cure periods. Exceptions to the insurance requirements as set forth herein, will be granted only on a case by case basis. Prior to the Operating Agency receiving funds, the LACDA will review the activities of the Operating Agency. Those Operating Agencies whose activities present no meaningful exposure to the LACDA and/or the County (as determined solely by the LACDA’s Risk Management Administrator) may have certain insurance coverages waived by the LACDA Risk Management Administrator upon the written request of the Operating Agency and the LACDA Risk Management Administrator’s approval of such. The LACDA reserves the right, at its sole and absolute discretion, to amend at any time the provisions of this Exhibit B.
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