Common use of CHANGES TO THE SCOPE OF WORK Clause in Contracts

CHANGES TO THE SCOPE OF WORK. A. FP&C/LAMD will notify GOHSEP and FEMA by e-mail as soon as practicable of any substantial change, from the Construction Documents that were reviewed pursuant to Stipulation XV above. For purposes of this MOA a substantial change is a change in the location, height, massing, or materials of the proposed Headquarters Building or a change in the proposed masonry repairs or window treatments associated with the repairs to Building 50A and reconstruction of the perimeter wall. B. FEMA will review the revised plans, and if FEMA determines that the changes will result in adverse effects to historic properties, it will notify the Signatories and Concurring Parties by e-mail within 7-days of receiving the notice of the substantial change and take steps to consult with the Signatories, Invited Signatories, and Concurring Parties to determine if there are feasible alternatives that may avoid or minimize the additional adverse effects. The Signatories and Concurring Parties agree to cooperate with FEMA and FP&C/LAMD to discuss the feasibility of alternatives that may avoid or minimize adverse effects and the parties will agree on a reasonable time frame for determining alternates in order prevent a delay in the Undertaking. If the Signatories and Invited Signatories cannot agree on an acceptable resolution that would revise the Construction Documents, to incorporate alternatives identified during this consultation to avoid or minimize adverse effects caused by the substantial change, then FEMA will consult under Stipulation XIX, Dispute Resolution, to resolve any remaining issues.

CHANGES TO THE SCOPE OF WORK. A. FP&C/LAMD ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ will notify GOHSEP and FEMA by e-mail as soon as practicable of any substantial change, from the Construction Documents that were reviewed by FEMA and SHPO pursuant to Stipulation XV IV above. For purposes of this MOA a substantial change is a change in the location, height, massing, or materials of the proposed Headquarters Building flood wall. A substantial change also includes changes to the methods to dry floodproof any National Register eligible or a change National Register listed building as identified in Figure 3 that will be incorporated into the proposed masonry repairs or window treatments associated with the repairs to Building 50A and reconstruction of the perimeter wallFlood Wall. B. FEMA will review the revised plans, and if FEMA determines that the changes will result in adverse effects to historic properties, it will notify the Signatories GOHSEP and Concurring Parties SHPO by e-mail within 7-7 days of receiving the notice of the substantial change and take steps to consult with the Signatories, Invited Signatories, SHPO and Concurring Parties GOHSEP to determine if there are feasible alternatives that may avoid or minimize the additional adverse effects. The Signatories SHPO and Concurring Parties GOHSEP agree to cooperate with FEMA and FP&C/LAMD Tulane to discuss the feasibility of alternatives that may avoid or minimize adverse effects and the parties will agree on a reasonable time frame for determining alternates in order prevent a delay in the UndertakingUndertaking . If the Signatories FEMA, GOHSEP, SHPO, and Invited Signatories Tulane cannot agree on an acceptable resolution that would revise the Construction Documents, to incorporate alternatives identified during this consultation with SHPO and GOHSEP to avoid or minimize adverse effects caused by the substantial change, then FEMA will consult under Stipulation XIXX, Dispute Resolution, to resolve any remaining issues.

CHANGES TO THE SCOPE OF WORK. A. FP&C/LAMD The Consulting Parties recognize that the City of New Orleans may request additional requirements on CCYADF to obtain a demolition permit or building permit. CCYADF will notify GOHSEP and FEMA if it determines that any of the City of New Orleans’ requirements are inconsistent with the requirements of this MOA and request that FEMA determine if it is necessary to amend the terms of this MOA pursuant to Stipulation VIII. B. CCYADF will notify GOHSEP and FEMA by e-mail as soon as practicable of any substantial change, such as a change in location, height, or materials from the Construction Documents that were reviewed by FEMA, SHPO, and PRC pursuant to Stipulation XV III above. For purposes of this MOA a substantial change is a change in the location, height, massing, or materials of the proposed Headquarters Building or a change in the proposed masonry repairs or window treatments associated with the repairs to Building 50A and reconstruction of the perimeter wall. B. C. FEMA will review the revised plans, and if FEMA determines that the changes will result in adverse effects to historic properties, it will notify the Signatories GOHSEP, SHPO, and Concurring Parties PRC by e-mail within 7-days of receiving the notice of the substantial change and take steps to consult with the SignatoriesSHPO, Invited SignatoriesGOHSEP, and Concurring Parties PRC to determine if there are feasible alternatives that may avoid or minimize the additional adverse effects. The Signatories SHPO, GOHSEP, and Concurring Parties PRC agree to cooperate with FEMA and FP&C/LAMD CCYADF to discuss the feasibility of alternatives that may avoid or minimize adverse effects and within the parties will agree on a reasonable time frame for determining alternates in order prevent a delay in the Undertakingframes identified by CCYADF. If the Signatories and Invited Signatories cannot agree on an acceptable resolution that would CCYADF is unwilling to revise the Construction Documents, Documents to incorporate alternatives identified during this consultation with SHPO, GOHSEP, and PRC to avoid or minimize adverse effects caused by the substantial change, then FEMA will consult under Stipulation XIXVII, Dispute Resolution, to resolve any remaining issues.