SCOPE OF WORK AND DIVISION OF DUTIES Sample Clauses

SCOPE OF WORK AND DIVISION OF DUTIES. The Coordinator shall perform those duties set forth in the job description, attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated by this reference, or as same may be amended from time-to-time by mutual agreement of the Parties. The work of the Coordinator shall be devoted to County goals and objectives 2/5 of the time, and Town and MLR goals and objectives the remaining 3/5 of the time. The parties may have a mutual interest in certain goals and objectives, and it is understood that work on those mutual goals and objectives is considered part of the work devoted to each Party. MLR shall be responsible for ensuring the Coordinator's time is allocated appropriately and in accordance with this paragraph and for ensuring the Coordinator's work reflects the goals and objectives of each Party. The Coordinator shall develop and annually revise a "List of Recreation Goals and Objectives" specific to each Party. Each Party's list of goals and objectives will be developed through a process identified by that Party. At least once per year, during the performance evaluation process, the designated agency representatives will meet to review the individual lists and establish overall goals and objectives that include achievable projects of mutual interest as well as those that may be specific to one Party. The Parties will review the allocation of time regularly, not less than twice per year.
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