RATE ADJUSTMENTS FOR CHANGES IN LAW Sample Clauses

RATE ADJUSTMENTS FOR CHANGES IN LAW. 39.5.1 If a Change in Law will directly and materially affect the Contractor’s cost of providing its services under this Agreement, the Contractor may request the City to adjust the Rates. If the Contractor wishes to exercise this option, the Contractor shall prepare and submit a schedule of proposed Rates that will distribute the increased costs in a fair and non-discriminatory manner. The Contractor's request shall be accompanied by all data and analyses necessary for the City to fairly evaluate the proposed Rate increase. The Manager may request, and upon request, the Contractor shall provide additional information as necessary. After receiving the requested information, the Manager shall submit the Contractor's request and the Manager's recommendations to the Commission. The Manager shall place the issue on the agenda for one of the Commission's public meetings. The Contractor shall be given a reasonable opportunity at the Commission’s meeting to explain the basis for its request.
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RATE ADJUSTMENTS FOR CHANGES IN LAW. If a Change in Law will directly and materially affect the Contractor's cost of providing its services under this Agreement, the Contractor may request the County to adjust the Rates. If the Contractor wishes to exercise this option, the Contractor shall prepare and submit a schedule of proposed Rates that will distribute the increased costs in a fair and non-discriminatory manner. The Contractor’s request shall be accompanied by all data and analyses necessary for the Director to fairly evaluate the proposed Rate increase. The Director may request, and upon request the Contractor shall provide, additional information as necessary. After receiving the requested information, the Director shall present the Contractor’s request and the Director’s recommendations to the County Manager. If the County Manager denies part or all of the Contractor’s request, the Contractor may appeal the County Manager’s decision to the Board. After filing a notice of appeal with the County Manager, the Contractor shall be given a reasonable opportunity to present its request to the Board at a duly noticed public meeting. The Director, County Manager, and Board shall fairly evaluate the Contractor’s request in a timely manner and in compliance with the requirements in Section 32.4, above. Subject to the provisions of Section 32.4, the Contractor’s request shall be approved if the request complies with the requirements in this Section 38.4 and the Agreement. If any adjustments to the Rates are approved, the adjusted Rates shall become effective upon the date designated by the Board. Adjustments (if any) to the Rates shall be designed to compensate the Contractor for the increased costs incurred by the Contractor after the Change in Law took effect. If a Rate adjustment is approved pursuant to this Section 38.4 and the adjustment will cause the Rate for the Collection of Garbage and Rubbish with Garbage Carts to increase by an amount that is twenty percent (20%) or greater than the Rate in effect before the adjustment took effect, the Board may terminate this Agreement at any time after providing sixty (60) days’ notice to the Contractor.
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