Process for Further Review of Cost Estimates Before and During Facilities Sample Clauses

Process for Further Review of Cost Estimates Before and During Facilities. Removal in the Event of a Federal DRE If there is a federal DRE, the Secretary, in consultation with the federal DRE, will confirm, immediately prior to commencement of Facilities Removal, that, based on the final design described in Section 7.2.1.A, the cost of Facilities Removal will be lower than the State Cost Cap. If the Secretary estimates at that time that the cost of Facilities Removal is likely to exceed the State Cost Cap, the DRE will not commence Facilities Removal but shall instead provide Notice to the Parties of the anticipated cost overruns. The Parties shall then use the Meet and Confer procedures to consider modifications to the final design or securing alternate sources of funding or such other measures as appropriate to permit Facilities Removal to proceed. In no event will the DRE commence Facilities Removal if the issue of anticipated cost overruns has not been resolved to the Secretary’s satisfaction. If during Facilities Removal the DRE determines that its costs are likely to exceed the State Cost Cap, the DRE shall suspend Facilities Removal. The DRE will resume Facilities Removal after the Meet and Confer procedures have produced modifications to the final design or alternate sources of funding or such other measures as appropriate to permit Facilities Removal to proceed.
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