Timing and Sequencing of Street/Utility Network with Library Project Sample Clauses

Timing and Sequencing of Street/Utility Network with Library Project. The parties agree to work together to assure that the design of the street and utility network is appropriately defined and detailed in a manner that will allow the design of the library to proceed according to schedule. It will furthermore be critical to the schedule of the Library Project for the street and utility network to be constructed in such a sequence that construction of the library may proceed in accordance with the target start of construction of July 2018.
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