ADOT Monetary Obligations Clause Samples

ADOT Monetary Obligations. 16 The Project is included in the current ADOT Five-Year Transportation Facilities
ADOT Monetary Obligations. 21 Public-private partnerships, including this Agreement, are subject to A.R.S. Title 28, 22 Chapter 20, Article 3. Accordingly, the Project is included in the current ADOT State 23 Transportation Improvement Program (“STIP”). All ADOT monetary obligations under the 24 Contract Documents are subject to appropriation by the Arizona Legislature; provided, 25 however, that in the absence of such appropriation, such monetary obligations shall be 26 payable solely from other unencumbered, lawfully-available funds of ADOT (whether 27 available at such time or in the future) that are not funds appropriated by the Arizona
ADOT Monetary Obligations. 17 Public-private partnerships, including this Agreement, are subject to Arizona Revised 18 Statutes Title 28, Chapter 20, Article 3. Accordingly, the Project is included in the current
ADOT Monetary Obligations. The Project is included in the current ADOT Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program. All ADOT monetary obligations under the Contract Documents are subject to appropriation by the Arizona Legislature; provided, however, that in the absence of such appropriation, such monetary obligations shall be payable solely from other unencumbered lawfully available funds of ADOT (whether available at such time or in the future) that are not funds appropriated by the Arizona Legislature. ADOT will submit a request in accordance with applicable Law to obtain an appropriation from the Arizona Legislature, or shall perform actions permitted by Law to obtain, designate, or use any other lawfully available funds that are not funds appropriated by the Arizona Legislature. This Section 1.10 applies to all monetary obligations of ADOT, set forth in the Contract Documents, notwithstanding any contrary provisions of the Contract Documents. The Contract Documents do not create a debt under the Arizona Constitution.