KYTC Response to Final Documentation; Change Order Sample Clauses

KYTC Response to Final Documentation; Change Order. 13.1.6.1 KYTC’s failure to respond to a complete and final documentation of a Relief Event Claim that DBT submits in accordance with Section 13.1.5 within 45 days after KYTC’s receipt shall constitute KYTC’s rejection of the Relief Event Claim, 13.1.6.2 If KYTC finds the Relief Event Claim or any part thereof to be valid, or if the Relief Event Claim or any part thereof is deemed to be valid as a result of completion of the Dispute Resolution Procedures, KYTC will: (a) Deliver to DBT notice authorizing such partial or whole Relief Event Claim; (b) Pay such Relief Event Claim to the extent deemed valid (as to Extra Work Costs by one of the methods set forth in Section 13.2.2); and (c) Grant a commensurate Completion Deadline adjustment, if applicable, as provided for in the Contract Documents. 13.1.6.3 The Parties shall thereafter promptly execute a Change Order documenting the Relief Event Claim or part thereof that KYTC finds to be valid or that is determined to be valid through the Dispute Resolution Procedures.
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