102 PROGRAM Sample Clauses

102 PROGRAM. The Program is developed by the Professional in order to describe the Department’s budget, objectives, Project Schedule, constraints, applicable codes, criteria, including space requirements and relationships, special equipment, systems and site conditions, including but not limited to local zoning, utilities, permits and all state and federal regulatory approvals. The Programming portion of the Design Stage is intended to gather and to clarify the project requirements with all involved parties. The Program shall be submitted for review and approval by DGS and the Client Agency. If the Professional determines, after coordinating and problem-solving with the Client Agency, that the program cannot be developed as defined in this section, then the Professional shall submit an explanation to the Department immediately and the Department may direct the Professional accordingly.
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102 PROGRAM. The Program is developed by the PROFESSIONAL in order to describe the DEPARTMENT’s budget, objectives, schedule, constraints, applicable codes, criteria, including space requirements and relationships, special equipment, systems and site conditions, including but not limited to local zoning, utilities, permits and all state and federal regulatory approvals. The Programming portion of the Design Stage is intended to gather and to clarify the project requirements with all involved parties. The Program shall be submitted for review and approval by DGS and the Using Agency. If the PROFESSIONAL determines, after coordinating and problem-solving with the Using Agency, that the program cannot be developed as defined in this section, then the PROFESSIONAL shall submit a written explanation to the DEPARTMENT immediately and the DEPARTMENT may direct the PROFESSIONAL accordingly.
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