Common use of Notification of Limitations on Contributions Clause in Contracts

Notification of Limitations on Contributions. This paragraph applies if this contract is for more than $50,000 over a twelve-month period or less and is for: (1) personal services; or (2) the selling or furnishing of any material, supplies or equipment; or (3) any combination of such services and material, supplies or equipment. San Francisco Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code (the “Conduct Code”) Section 3.700 et. seq., and San Francisco Ethics Commission Regulations 3.710(a)-1 – 3.730-1, prohibit the public officials who approved this contract from receiving 1) gifts, honoraria, emoluments or pecuniary benefits of a value in excess of $50; 2) any employment for compensation; or 3) any campaign contributions for any elective office for a period of up to six years from individuals and entities who are “public benefit recipients” of the contract. Public benefit recipients of the contract are: 1) the individual, corporation, firm, partnership, association, or other person or entity that is a party to the contract; 2) an individual or entity that has a direct 10% equity, or direct 10% participation, or direct 10% revenue interest in that party at the time the public benefit is awarded; or 3) an individual who is a trustee, director, partner or officer of the contracting party at the time the public benefit is awarded. Contractor understands that any public official who approved this contract may not accept campaign contributions, gifts, or future employment from Contractor except as provided under the Conduct Code. Contractor agrees to notify any other individuals or entities that may be deemed “public benefit recipients” under the Contract Code because of this contract. Upon request, Contractor agrees to furnish, before this contract is entered into, such information as any public official approving this contract may require in order to ensure such official’s compliance with the Conduct Code. Upon request, the City agrees to provide, before this contract is entered into, Contractor with a list of public officials who, under the Conduct Code, approved this contract. Failure of any public official who approved this contract to abide by the Conduct Code shall not constitute a breach by either the City or Contractor of this contract. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this contract, neither party shall have the right to terminate the contract due to any failure by the other party to provide the information described in this paragraph.

Notification of Limitations on Contributions. This paragraph applies if this the contract is for more than exceeds $50,000 over a twelve12-month period or less and is for: : (1) personal services; or (2) the selling or furnishing of any material, supplies or equipment; or (3) any combination of such personal services and the selling or furnishing of any material, supplies or equipment. San Francisco Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code (the “Conduct Code”) Section 3.700 et. seqet.seq., and San Francisco Ethics Commission Regulations 3.710(a)-1 – 3.730-1, prohibit the public officials who approved have discretion to approve and do in fact approve this contract from receiving receiving: (1) gifts, honoraria, emoluments or pecuniary benefits of a value in excess of $50; (2) any employment for compensation; or (3) any campaign contributions for any elective office for a period of up to six years from individuals and entities entitites who are “public benefit recipients” of the contract. Public benefit recipients of the contract areare defined as: (1) the individual, corporation, firm, partnership, association, or other person or entity that is a party to the contract; (2) an individual or entity that is a party to the contract; (2) an individual or entity that has a direct 10% equity, or direct 10% participation, or direct 10% revenue interest in that party at the time the public benefit is awarded; or (3) an individual who is a trustee, director, partner or officer of the contracting party at the time the public benefit is awarded. Contractor A party to any contract awarded under this solicitation must acknowledge that it understands that any public official who approved approves this contract may not accept campaign contributions, gifts, or future employment from the Contractor except as provided under the Conduct Code. Contractor agrees The contractor must agree to notify any other individuals or entities that may be deemed “public benefit recipients” under the Contract Conduct Code because of this contract. Upon request, Contractor agrees the contractor must further agree to furnish, before this the contract is entered into, such information as any public official approving this contract may require in order to ensure such official’s compliance with the Conduct Code. Upon request, the City agrees will agree to provide, before this the contract is entered into, Contractor with a list of public officials who, under the Conduct Code, approved this contractapprove the contract to the contractor. Failure of any public official who approved this contract to abide by the Conduct Code shall will not constitute a breach by either the contractor or the City or Contractor of this the contract. Notwithstanding anything Neither party to the contrary in this contract, neither party shall contract will have the right to terminate the contract due to any failure by the other party to provide the information described in this paragraph.

Notification of Limitations on Contributions. This paragraph applies if this contract is for more than $50,000 over a twelve-month period or less and is for: (1) personal services; or (2) the selling or furnishing of any material, supplies or equipment; or (3) any combination of such services and material, supplies or equipment. San Francisco Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code (the “Conduct Code”) Section 3.700 et. seq., and San Francisco Ethics Commission Regulations 3.710(a)-1 – 3.730-1, prohibit the public officials who approved this contract from receiving 1) gifts, honoraria, emoluments or pecuniary benefits of a value in excess of $50; 2) any employment for compensation; or 3) any campaign contributions for any elective office for a period of up to six years from individuals and entities who are “public benefit recipients” of the contract. Public benefit recipients of the contract are: 1) the individual, corporation, firm, partnership, association, or other person or entity that is a party to the contract; 2) an individual or entity that has a direct 10% equity, or direct 10% participation, or direct 10% revenue interest in that party at the time the public benefit is awarded; or 3) an individual who is a trustee, director, partner or officer of the contracting party at the time the public benefit is awarded. Contractor ▇▇▇▇▇▇ understands that any public official who approved this contract may not accept campaign contributions, gifts, or future employment from Contractor except as provided under the Conduct Code. Contractor ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to notify any other individuals or entities that may be deemed “public benefit recipients” under the Contract Conduct Code because of this contract. Upon request, Contractor ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to furnish, before this contract is entered into, such information as any public official approving this contract may require in order to ensure such official’s compliance with the Conduct Code. Upon request, the City agrees to provide, before this contract is entered into, Contractor ▇▇▇▇▇▇ with a list of public officials who, under the Conduct Code, approved this contract. Failure of any public official who approved this contract to abide by the Conduct Code shall not constitute a breach by either the City or Contractor Lender of this contract. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this contract, neither party shall have the right to terminate the contract due to any failure by the other party to provide the information described in this paragraph.