Common use of Termination by the State Clause in Contracts

Termination by the State. 1. The State may terminate its participation in the Program at any time by providing to FHWA a notice at least ninety (90) calendar days prior to the date that the State seeks to terminate its participation in this Program, and subject to such terms and conditions as FHWA may provide. 2. The Nebraska Legislature and Governor may, at any time, terminate the State’s authority granted to participate in this Program. In the event, FHWA and the State will develop a plan to transition the responsibilities that the State has assumed back to FHWA so as to minimize disruption to projects, minimize confusion to the public, and minimize burdens to other affected Federal, State, and local agencies. The plan will be approved by both FHWA and the State. 3. In the event of termination of the program, the State and FHWA agree to cooperate to make the transfer of responsibilities back to FHWA effective in as orderly and administratively efficient manner as possible. The State promptly will provide to FHWA any documents, records and other project-related material needed for FHWA to proceed with processing any affected project. Appropriate NEPA procedures, including those under any applicable programmatic CE agreement, shall apply to the subsequent processing of projects.

Termination by the State. 1. The State may terminate its participation in the Program at any time by providing to FHWA a notice at least ninety (90) calendar days prior to the date that the State seeks to terminate its participation in this Program, and subject to such terms and conditions as FHWA may provide. 2. The Nebraska Legislature and Governor may, at any time, terminate the State’s authority granted to participate in this Program. In the event, FHWA and the State will develop a plan to transition the responsibilities that the State has assumed back to FHWA so as to minimize disruption to projects, minimize confusion to the public, and minimize burdens to other affected af f ected Federal, State, and local agencies. The plan will be approved by both FHWA and the State. 3. In the event of termination of the program, the State and FHWA agree to cooperate to make the transfer transf er of responsibilities back to FHWA effective in as orderly and administratively efficient ef f icient manner as possible. The State promptly will provide to FHWA any documents, records and other project-related material needed for FHWA to proceed with processing any affected af f ected project. Appropriate NEPA procedures, including those under any applicable programmatic CE agreement, shall apply to the subsequent processing of projects.

Termination by the State. 1. ) The State may terminate its participation in the Program at any time by providing to FHWA a notice at least ninety (90) calendar days prior to the date that the State seeks to terminate its participation in this Program, and subject to such terms and conditions as FHWA may provide. 2. ) The Nebraska Legislature and Governor may, at any time, terminate the State’s authority granted to participate in this Program. In the event, FHWA and the State will develop a plan to transition the responsibilities that the State has assumed back to FHWA so as to minimize disruption to projects, minimize confusion to the public, and minimize burdens to other affected Federal, State, and local agencies. The plan will be approved by both FHWA and the State. 3. ) In the event of termination of the program, the State and FHWA agree to cooperate to make the transfer of responsibilities back to FHWA effective in as orderly and administratively efficient manner as possible. The State promptly will provide to FHWA any documents, records and other project-related material needed for FHWA to proceed with processing any affected project. Appropriate NEPA procedures, including those under any applicable programmatic CE agreement, shall apply to the subsequent processing of projects.