Village Objection to Periodic Adjustments Sample Clauses

Village Objection to Periodic Adjustments. The Racine Utility shall promptly notify the Village and the City in writing of any proposed adjustments in the amount of the contract connection charge or in the number of gallons per year constituting a single REC pursuant to Subsection 10.d, above, not less than 60 days prior to the proposed date of implementation, which shall be stated in the notice. The Village may object to the proposed adjustment by written notice to the Racine Utility and City not less than 30 days prior to the proposed date of implementation. The notice shall state the basis for the Village’s objection. Representatives of the Parties shall meet as promptly as possible and in any event within 15 days after the effective date of the Village’s notice of objection to attempt to resolve the objection. Representatives of the Parties shall meet again within 15 days after the first meeting if the objection is not resolved at the first meeting. If the objection is not resolved after two meetings, or within 40 days after the effective date of the Village’s notice of objection, whichever is earlier, the Village may invoke the mediation process pursuant to and in accordance with Subsection 31.d of this Agreement, beginning with the 60-day written notice provided for therein; provided, however, that references in Subsection 31.d to the purpose set out in Subsection 31.c and to “material change of circumstances”, the “cost-benefit balance” of this Agreement or the smooth and efficient administration of this Agreement shall be inapplicable; and further provided that the sole issue in the mediation shall be whether the Racine Waterworks Commission determined the adjustment at issue in accordance with Subsection 10.d, above. In lieu of mediation, the Parties may agree to submit such issue to an independent expert or governmental agency for review and comment. If the objection is not resolved as a result of mediation or independent third-person review and comment, the Village may invoke administrative or judicial remedies pursuant to and in accordance with Section 39 of this Agreement. If the Village fails to timely object to a proposed periodic adjustment, or fails to invoke mediation pursuant to Subsection 31.d or administrative or judicial remedies pursuant to Section 39 within 30 days after having the right to do so, any right the Village might otherwise have had to challenge or contest the proposed adjustment (or any lesser adjustment) shall be deemed to be waived, and the Village agrees not t...
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