Responsibilities of the Town of Morrisville Sample Clauses

Responsibilities of the Town of Morrisville. A. Engage Consultant(s). The Town has engaged ADW Architects and Edifice, Inc. as the design- build team to provide planning and design services for the Project. In addition, the Town may hire other consultants to conduct additional site analysis including boundary or topographical surveys, geotechnical testing and subsurface investigations, environmental assessments, wetland delineations or any other studies necessary for design and development of the Project. The Town shall pay all costs for Site Analysis and Full Design, and shall invoice the County in accordance with the allocation of cost described in Article 1, with costs specifically defined in Articles 5 and 6. The Town will provide copies of all bills/charges from the design consultant and other necessary consultants, as requested by the County, and the Town shall not pay the consultants for services attributed to modifications requested by the Town or County beyond what is included in the executed Services Agreements without first receiving approval from the County. B. Include the County and Wake County EMS in the Process. The Town will work collaboratively with the County and Wake EMS on the Full Design and any subsequent Design Activities and the Town shall ensure that representatives from Wake EMS are closely involved in the design process for the Project. The Town will seek input, commentary and design approval from the County and its governing board where applicable. The Town will also provide periodic updates on the design and Project schedule and will ensure that the Project’s design meets all requirements of the North Carolina State Building Code and the Town’s Land Development Ordinances.
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