LOCALLY FUNDED INITIATIVES Sample Clauses

LOCALLY FUNDED INITIATIVES. A. The School District Board may elect to add to the scope of any ELPP project, and separately fund, a scope of work (“Local Initiative”), which involves improvements to all or part of the Local Project Phase. The school District Board may request the Commission to approve the incorporation of the design and construction of the Local Initiative into the overall Project. B. Whenever a Local Initiative is interconnected with the Local Project Phase, a Memorandum of Understanding (“LFI MOU”) will be executed by the School District and the Commission to specify the additional cost of the Local Initiative and the terms and conditions for accounting for the cost. C. If the School District Board elects to utilize the Architect/Engineer and/or the Construction Manager selected for the Local Project Phase, the LFI MOU will reflect the portion of the Architect/Engineer and/or Construction Manager fee that will be associated with the Local Initiative, which will not be considered for ELPP credit. D. The School District Board agrees to assume all of the financial responsibility for the Local Initiative and to establish a Local Initiative Account to account for the local resources supporting the Local Initiative.
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LOCALLY FUNDED INITIATIVES. A. The School District Board may elect to add to the scope of any Project and separately fund a scope of work, an LFI (as described in Exhibit Three), which involves improvements to all or part of the Project. The School District Board may request the Commission to approve the incorporation of the design and construction of the LFI into the overall Project. B. Whenever a Locally Funded Initiative is incorporated into the overall Project, a Budget Summary will be executed by the School District and the Commission, setting forth the budgeted and committed LFI amounts subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement. The Locally Funded Initiative Budget Summary is hereby incorporated into this agreement. C. The Locally Funded Initiative Budget Summary shall include the LFI for each building. The Locally Funded Initiative Budget Summary shall be updated: 1. for each phase of the project;
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LOCALLY FUNDED INITIATIVES. (“LFI”): A. The School District Board may elect to add to the scope of any Project and separately fund a scope of work, a LFI, which involves improvements to all or part of the Project funded through the Commission. The School District Board may request the Commission to approve the incorporation of the design and construction of the LFI into the overall Project. B. Whenever a LFI will be purchased through contracts that are subject to the Commission’s approval, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) will be executed by the School District and the Commission, setting forth specific terms and conditions. A separate MOU should be executed for each building. C. If the School District Board elects to utilize the Project Delivery Team jointly selected for the Commission funded Project, the fees for services shall not be less than the co-funded project fee percentages in comparison to the construction budgets unless approved by the OFCC. D. The School District Board will assume all of the financial responsibility for the LFI and establish a Local Initiative Fund or special cost center in a fund other than Fund 010 to account for the local resources supporting the LFI. The School District Board will deposit the required money prior to certification of availability of funds. E. The Commission may designate a material, system or design feature as a LFI when the estimated cost of a project at the completion of a design phase exceeds the approved budget for the project, in situations where an alternative Design Manual compliant material, system or design feature would reduce the amount of the budget overrun.
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LOCALLY FUNDED INITIATIVES. A. Locally Funded Initiatives (LFI) are defined as portions of a project not subject to this Agreement. The LFI may include construction which is determined to exceed the standards in the Facility Manual; maintenance, repair or renovation. B. The District agrees to assume all financial responsibility for the LFI and establish a method to account for all the local resources supporting LFI separate from the Project funds. The Division and the District will agree as noted herein to the cost associated with the LFI to include, but not limited to pro-rated: design fees, construction and or construction management fees, reimbursable expenses and operational cost. C. The District agrees to locally fund the following scope and budget associated with the LEI. (The district should include a description of the Locally Funded Initiative. Statement of district LFI amount: ($ )
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LOCALLY FUNDED INITIATIVES. “LFI”): The School District Board’s Project Agreement LFI is Zero Dollars ($-0-) for which the School District Board is responsible in its entirety. The LFI listed in this section constitutes a “required locally funded definition” for debt purposes per ORC 133 (I). Other LFI’s not specifically referenced in this Agreement may be addressed through the process described in Section VII of this Agreement.
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LOCALLY FUNDED INITIATIVES. A. Locally Funded Initiatives (LFI) are defined as portions of a project not subject to this Agreement, referencing additional construction which is determined to exceed the standards in the Facility Manual, maintenance, repair or renovation, which may be ongoing at the same time either within or outside the context of the design-construction contracts for which the state is not participating. Should this occur, as part of design-construction contract process, all portions of the contract administration section contained herein shall apply. B. The District agrees to assume all financial responsibility for the LFI and establish a method to account for all the local resources supporting LFI separate from the Project funds. The Division and the District will agree as noted herein to the cost associated with the LFI to include, but not limited to pro-rated: design fees, construction and or construction management fees, reimbursable expenses and operational cost. C. The District agrees to locally fund the following scope and budget associated with a new construction project.
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