Examples of Cost Increase Event in a sentence
This Section 4.6(f) shall not limit Developer's right to seek an adjustment to the Budget for any cost or expense actually incurred by Xxxxxxxxx in performing the Work hereunder and that exceeds such 10% threshold, pursuant to Section 2.2(b) for a Cost Increase Event.
Developer shall use reasonable efforts to prosecute each and every insurance claim with respect to any Cost Increase Event that is covered by the insurance policies procured in accordance with this Agreement.
During the Work, Developer shall promptly notify the Public Entities of any additional costs for the Work that are not included in the Budget, including, without limitation, as a result of any Cost Increase Event, and if applicable, request that such additional costs be included in the Budget.
The appropriate line item on the Budget will increase by the amount of incremental costs that Developer actually incurs in connection with the Work (including, without limitation, as a result of any Cost Increase Event (as defined below) (less the amount of insurance proceeds that Developer receives for such Cost Increase Event)), and such incremental costs shall be part of the Budget if and to the extent permitted by this Agreement.
The Cost Increase Notice shall include: (a) the facts and circumstances related to the cost increase; (b) an itemized estimate of the cost increase; (c) a list of recommended changes to the Improvement or Project (e.g., deductive changes) which Developer believes could cause the cost to be at or below the current GMP, if any; (d) whether such increase constitutes a Cost Increase Event; and (e) a request that such additional costs be added to the applicable GMP.
If there is a Cost Increase Event and City approves the cost increase as provided in this Section 3.3, the applicable GMP amount(s) shall be increased accordingly.
If any Cost Increase Event shall occur, Developer shall, promptly but in no event later than ten (10) days after Developer learns of the occurrence of such Cost Increase Event, notify the Public Entities thereof, which notice must be made in good faith and describe the Cost Increase Event, why such cost increase is occurring, the estimated expected amount of the cost increase, and the commercially reasonable efforts that the Developer is taking to minimize the cost increase.
Any approved Cost Increase Event for City Delay shall not include any additional overhead costs.