Common use of County Authorization Clause in Contracts

County Authorization. When the term County is used in this agreement, it shall mean the Commissioners of the County. Authorization by the County shall mean written instruction from the County Commissioners or the County Clerk, or their designee. It is further understood and agreed that no person or party is authorized to bind the County to any proposed agreement for services under the auspices of this agreement without having obtained the prior approval of the County Commissioners, County Clerk, or their designee. In this regard, it is understood and agreed that the Firm shall not be entitled to rely upon verbal representations by any agent or employee of the County in deviation to the terms and conditions of this agreement, or as authorization for compensation for services except as may be approved by the County Commission or County Clerk in writing. When the term County's representative is used, it shall mean the County Clerk or their designee as specified in writing.

County Authorization. When the term County is used in this agreement, it shall mean the Commissioners of the County. Authorization by the County shall mean written instruction from the County Commissioners or the County Clerk, or their designee. It is further understood and agreed that no person or party is authorized to bind the County to any proposed agreement for services under the auspices of this agreement without having obtained the prior approval of the County Commissioners, County Clerk, or their designee. In this regard, it is understood and agreed that the Firm Electrical Contractor shall not be entitled to rely upon verbal representations by any agent or employee of the County in deviation to the terms and conditions of this agreement, or as authorization for compensation for services except as may be approved by the County Commission or County Clerk in writing. When the term County's representative is used, it shall mean the County Clerk or their designee as specified in writing.