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Redesign Sample Clauses

Redesign. Should the lowest responsible competitive bid obtained on any contract be in excess of the final detailed statement of probable construction costs, to the extent that CDB elects not to award the project, CDB may request the A/E, in consultation with CDB, redesign and re-bid the project within the statement of probable construction costs at no additional compensation including miscellaneous expenses such as bid document printing and postage. However, should CDB elect not to redesign, the A/E shall not lose its right to compensation in accordance with Article 6.
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Redesign. If bids received on the Project are not within the Project Construction Budget, the Architect/Engineer shall perform any and all redesign work, which is reasonable and necessary to redesign the Project so that bids are received within the Project Construction Budget, as a part of its Basic Services. In the event that the redesigned work is necessitated solely by the negligent acts or omissions of the Owner, then the Architect/Engineer shall perform such redesign work as Additional Services.
RedesignThe Lenders hereby agree that, in accordance with Section 5.01(h), the Borrower, its Subsidiaries, the Affiliate Guarantors and their Subsidiaries may enter into the Redesign Documents on the following terms and conditions:
Redesign. 1. Program redesign decisions mean general policy decisions to fundamentally restructure the program as a whole, within the sole authority of the Board, as determined by the Board. Program redesign decisions shall not include decisions relating to day-to-day matters involving the operation of the program. 2. It is recognized that before the Board of Directors exercises its decision making prerogatives with regard to program redesign, it should seek input from the employees of the program. To that end, one of the following procedures shall be followed: (a) A draft of the proposal for redesign merger, reorganization, consolidation or other successor agreement(s) will be distributed to the Union three (3) weeks in advance of the Board of Directors meeting at which the proposed plan is to be discussed. Where practical, the draft will be distributed up to six (6) weeks in advance of the Board of Directors meeting at which the proposed plan is to be discussed. In order to ensure that the Board members considering the issue have the opportunity to engage in a meaningful discussion with the Union at that meeting with regard to any proposed changes submitted by the Union with regard to the proposed plan, all comments must be submitted, in writing, at least one (1) week prior to the scheduled meeting. (b) If the Board of Directors determines to develop its redesign plan in consultation with representatives of the employees, whether through public hearings, multi-lateral ad hoc committees or otherwise, in lieu of the procedure in paragraph one (1) above, the product of that consultative process will be distributed at least 10 calendar days prior to the meeting at which the proposal is to be considered and decided upon. All comments on that proposal shall be submitted in writing at least five (5) calendar days in advance of that meeting. 3. Employer will include in any merger, consolidation, reorganization or other successor agreement(s) the requirement that the merged, reorganized, consolidated or successor entity or entities shall recognize the Union as the collective bargaining representative of the employees covered herein and be bound by the terms of the collective bargaining agreement in effect at the time of the merger, consolidation, reorganization or other successorship for the remainder of the period of the agreement. 4. Employer will include in any merger, consolidation, reorganization or other successor agreement(s) the requirement that the acquiring entit...
Redesign. Quigo acknowledges and agrees that a Publisher may redesign the Publisher Website or Publisher Pages (each such change, a “Redesign”); provided, however, (a) the display and attributes of the Ad Templates will remain, in all material respects, in the same placements, sizes and aesthetics in conformance with the applicable exhibits to the applicable Enrollment Form, and (b) the Publisher will use reasonable efforts to keep Quigo informed of all planned material Redesigns of the Publisher Website or Publisher Pages to the extent they relate to the Ad Templates.
Redesign. If cost estimates provided during the design phase, or if construction bids received for the Project are not within the Project Construction Budget, the Architect shall perform all redesign work, which is reasonable and necessary to redesign the Project so that bids are received within the Project Construction Budget, as a part of its Basic Services. In the event that the redesigned work is necessitated solely by the error or omissions of the Owner, then the Architect shall perform such redesign work as Additional Services.
Redesign. The City’s right to approve or reject the design will be at the City’s sole discretion. If the City determines that the proposed design is unacceptable or requires modifications, the Artist at its own expense will be required to submit a second design proposal within a reasonable period of time specified by the City. Artist acknowledges City approval of design is a requirement prior to commencement of fabrication. If City does not approve a design, either party may terminate this Contract for convenience, and City will pay Artist only for the Initial Payment (see Payment Schedule below).
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RedesignCITY will cooperate with OPERATOR in its efforts to obtain approval for a redesign of the Landfill such that that “Unit 1” shall be closed without exhumation of the “Unit 1” Waste pursuant to IEPA and USEPA) guidelines.
RedesignProject Manager shall coordinate Contractors and Design Professionals with respect to redesign work that may be necessary or desirable for the Project to keep the Project within the Project Development Plan;
Redesign. If Licensee fails to obtain necessary approvals (except for approval for reimbursement through electricity rates) despite its commercially reasonable efforts or upon receipt of a Force Majeure Notice relating to the Revised Screen Design, Port may require Licensee to redesign the Screen in a manner that would allow the Screen to be constructed. Such redesign will be subject to the terms and conditions of this Section 16.
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