Common use of Public and Confidential Information Clause in Contracts

Public and Confidential Information. All records and information provided to the City and its representatives to verify compliance with this Agreement, including monthly and annual reports shall be considered public information, and shall be available for public inspection, and may be posted on the City’s website without further advance notice to the Company. Other information provided by or on behalf of the Company under or pursuant to this Agreement that the Company considers as proprietary shall be maintained as confidential to the extent allowed by law. If proprietary financial or trade secret information is requested under the Texas Public Information Act, the City shall follow the standards set out in the Act and under the Texas Attorney General’s procedures for such requests, and the Company shall be responsible for defending the confidentiality of such information.

Public and Confidential Information. All records and information provided to the City and its representatives to verify compliance with this Agreement, including monthly and annual reports shall reports, may be considered public information, and shall may be required, under the Texas Public Information Act, Chapter 552, Texas Government Code, to be available for public inspection, and may be inspection or posted on the City’s website without further advance notice to the Companywebsite. Other information provided by or on behalf of the Company under or pursuant to this Agreement that the Company considers as proprietary or otherwise confidential shall be maintained as confidential to the extent allowed by law. If proprietary financial or trade secret information is requested under the Texas Public Information Act, the City shall follow the standards set out in the Act and under the Texas Attorney General’s procedures for such requests, and inform the Company shall be responsible for defending so that it may also brief the confidentiality of such informationTexas Attorney General as to why the information should remain confidential.