Rate Increase Not Automatic Sample Clauses

Rate Increase Not Automatic. While City reserves all powers afforded to cities generally under the provisions of applicable law, this Agreement, including the rate adjustment elements hereof, has been agreed to by the parties following arms-length negotiations and upon advice of counsel, for the dual purposes of safeguarding public health and facilitating the performance of obligations undertaken by Contractor on City’s behalf and for its benefit. Accordingly, while this Agreement does not require City’s approval of a Maximum Rate Schedule adjustment in every case, it does contemplate that City will exercise its powers reasonably and in good faith, and shall favorably consider and shall accord proper weight to a Maximum Rate Schedule proposal if accompanied by substantial supporting evidence. In no case will City's failure to approve any specific Maximum Rate Schedule adjustment be a default hereunder, and City bears no liability to Contractor for any damages suffered by Contractor as a result of the failure to pass new Maximum Rate Schedules or adjustments thereto. Accordingly, the City Council is completely free within its police powers to exercise its discretion in considering such matters, and the City has not contracted away any of its police powers or duties to protect the public health, safety, or general welfare of its citizens pursuant to State and Federal law.
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