Common use of Changed Circumstances Clause in Contracts

Changed Circumstances. Grantee will notify the County immediately if Grantee determines in good faith that, because of factual or other changes in circumstances, it is no longer possible to provide safety net human services. In that case, and in cases where a portion of the Grant remains unspent or unallocated upon completion of the Grant Period, County may extend Grant Period, request the return of unexpended Grant funds, evaluate whether further programming will be consistent with the overall objectives of the Grant Program, or discuss other options.

Changed Circumstances. Grantee will notify the County immediately if Grantee determines in good faith that, because of factual or other changes in circumstances, it is no longer possible to provide safety net human servicescomplete the activities set out in the Grant Use. In that case, and in andin cases where a portion of the Grant remains unspent or unallocated upon completion of the Grant Period, County may extend Grant Period, request the return of unexpended Grant funds, evaluate whether further programming will be consistent with the overall objectives of the Grant Program, or discuss other options.

Changed Circumstances. Grantee will notify the County immediately if Grantee determines in good faith that, because of factual or other changes in circumstances, it is no longer possible to provide safety net human servicescomplete the activities set out in the Grant Use. In that case, and in cases where a portion of the Grant remains unspent or unallocated upon completion of the Grant Period, County may extend Grant Period, request the return of unexpended Grant funds, evaluate whether further programming will be consistent with the overall objectives of the Grant Program, or discuss other options.