County Direction Sample Clauses

County Direction for change in services Contractor Request for change in services, including any adjustment in the service fee, describing Contractor’s reasons for its request, such as: • Incorporating new developments in collection technologies and techniques that save operating costs; • Implementing changes necessitated by a change in law. Response to either County-directed or Contractor requested change: Give County an implementation plan including impacts on: • Performance Specifications / Operations • Schedules, • Performance standards, • Capital investment, and • The service fee and on Contractor’s calculations of the cost of the change. For both County direction and its own request, give County all its financial and other records and those of affiliates that are related to implementing the change, such as Response. 15 business days. In an uncontrollable circumstance, Contractor and County will use their best efforts to agree upon a change orders rapidly to avoid service interruptions and threats to public health and safety. providing administrative support or operational overhead. Request Additional Information from Contractor or Contractor’s affiliates. Response. Contractor gives County requested information. 10 business days. Review and Determination. After County review and audit of the requested information, and upon approval of the Board of Supervisors. County may adjust the service fee as of July 1, in its sole discretion, subject to Contractor dispute under this Attachment A, below. Reach agreement, or dispute determination, below. 15 days Dispute resolution proceedings may be requested by either party. First they must select a dispute mediator (“Independent MSW Expert”), who has experience in municipal solid waste management, particularly respecting the nature of the dispute. The Expert need not someone from the legal profession but might be someone from the MSW engineering or consulting profession. Parties will each pay the Expert for the services that the Expert provides them individually during “Information Exchange”, below, such as costs of requesting and reviewing their documentation. They will and split the Experts’ costs incurred during “Determination”, below. An example of a dispute is if Contractor claims that a service fee adjustment for collecting food waste is greater than the adjustment that County will accept.