Property Owner Meetings Sample Clauses

Property Owner Meetings. During the course of the development of the project, it is anticipated that it will be necessary to meet with property owners and businesses on the 00xx Xxxxxx Corridor with common interests in individual or in a small group settings to gather information, address specific concerns or update on the general status of the project. Examples of these meetings include briefings with business owners and businesses along the corridor that will be impacted by the project. Consultant shall prepare for, schedule, conduct and document up to ten (10) small group meetings and 45 individual meetings. Assumptions:
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