Adverse Effect Determinations Sample Clauses
The Adverse Effect Determinations clause defines the process and criteria for assessing whether a particular event or circumstance has a materially negative impact on a party or the subject matter of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines who is responsible for making the determination—such as a party, a third party, or an expert—and may specify objective or subjective standards for what constitutes an adverse effect. Its core practical function is to provide a clear mechanism for identifying and addressing significant negative changes, thereby allocating risk and ensuring both parties understand when certain contractual rights or remedies may be triggered.
Adverse Effect Determinations. If the demolition will result in an adverse effect to historic properties, or the SHPO objects to a “no adverse effect” determination, the City will follow the steps outlined in Stipulation VI.
Adverse Effect Determinations. In the event that the RHPO, the DCSHPO, or any other governmental agency with jurisdiction, in consultation with the RHPO and the DCSHPO, determines that any proposed Alteration may result in an Adverse Effect to the OPO or any other historic property, the RHPO, DCSHPO and ▇▇▇▇▇ shall consult to try to agree on measures that would avoid the Adverse Effect. If an agreement on measures to avoid the Adverse Effect cannot be reached, GSA will seek the comments of the ACHP in accordance with the Dispute Resolution process in Stipulation IX. of this Agreement.
Adverse Effect Determinations. If after consultation, the signatory parties determine that the proposed project has the potential to cause adverse effects, the DNR shall consider ways to avoid, minimize, or mitigate those adverse effects as guided by 3 C.F.R. pt. 800.