Maintaining Key Personnel; Approval of Changes Sample Clauses

Maintaining Key Personnel; Approval of Changes. Agent has represented that the described Key Personnel will be directly involved in the oversight of the day-to-day operations and accounting functions of the Project. Because OHCS is giving its approval of the Agent based on the training and experience of the described Key Personnel, if the Agent causes or experiences a loss of one or more of such Key Personnel in their positions as represented to OHCS in Exhibit B, Agent will promptly provide notice of such loss to OHCS and replace any such Key Personnel with qualified individuals acceptable to OHCS.
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Maintaining Key Personnel; Approval of Changes. Owner has represented that the described Key Personnel will be directly involved in the oversight of the day-to-day operations and accounting functions of the Project. Because OHCS is giving its approval to Owner to self-manage the Project based on the training and experience of the described Key Personnel, if Owner causes or experiences a loss of one or more of such Key Personnel in their positions as represented to OHCS, Owner will promptly provide notice of such loss to OHCS and replace any such Key Personnel with qualified individuals acceptable to OHCS.
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