Additional Expert Review or Special Technical Review for Development Applications Sample Clauses

Additional Expert Review or Special Technical Review for Development Applications. If the City, notwithstanding such a certification by Applicant’s experts, subjects the Development Application to a review by City Consultants, for an Application that is beyond or outside the normal subdivision application, the City shall bear the costs of such review. If the City Consultants determine that the Applicant’s expert certification was materially correct, then the City shall bear the cost of the additional review. If the City Consultants determine that the City’s requirement of a review was reasonable and made in good faith, then payment of the reasonable and actual costs of the City Consultants’ review shall be the responsibility of Applicant. If the City needs technical expertise beyond the City’s internal resources to determine impacts of a Development Application which are not required by the City’s Vested Laws to be certified by such experts as part of a Development Application, the City may engage such experts as City Consultants with the actual and reasonable costs being the responsibility of Applicant so long as the City provided Holdings with at least fifteen (15) business days’ advance notice before engaging such experts.
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Additional Expert Review or Special Technical Review for Development Applications. If the City, notwithstanding such a certification by Applicant’s experts, subjects the Development Application to a review by City Consultants, for an Application that is beyond or outside the normal subdivision application, the City shall bear the costs of such review. If the City Consultants determine that the Applicant’s expert certification was materially correct, then the City shall bear the cost of the additional review. If the City Consultants determine that the City’s requirement of a review was reasonable and made in good faith, then payment of the reasonable and actual costs of the City Consultants’ review shall be the responsibility of Applicant. If the City needs technical expertise beyond the City’s internal resources to determine impacts of a Development Application , the City may engage such experts as City Consultants under the processes specified in Section 6.7.1 with the actual and reasonable costs being the responsibility of Applicant so long as the City provided Holdings with at least fifteen (15) days’ advance notice before engaging such experts.‌
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