Presentations to the Public Clause Samples
The "Presentations to the Public" clause governs how and when parties may make statements or presentations about the agreement or their relationship to external audiences. It typically outlines requirements for obtaining prior approval before making public announcements, press releases, or disclosures, and may specify exceptions for legally required disclosures. This clause helps maintain control over sensitive information and ensures that public communications are accurate and coordinated, thereby protecting the reputation and interests of all parties involved.
Presentations to the Public. Upon request of the Owner, the Architect shall make presentations as necessary to explain the design of the Project to the Board of Trustees and the public. Unless otherwise agreed, the materials for such presentations shall be limited to those prepared as part of basic services for the phase of design services completed as of the date of the presentation.
Presentations to the Public. Upon request of the Owner, the Owner’s Representative shall attend presentations as necessary to assist the Owner to explain any facet of the Project to the Board of Trustees, the Wyoming School Facilities Commission, and the public.