Performance by City Clause Samples
The 'Performance by City' clause defines the obligations or actions that the city, as a party to the agreement, is required to perform under the contract. This may include providing specific services, meeting certain standards, or fulfilling particular duties within a set timeframe. For example, the city might be responsible for maintaining infrastructure, issuing permits, or ensuring compliance with local regulations. The core function of this clause is to clearly allocate responsibilities to the city, ensuring that both parties understand what is expected and reducing the risk of disputes over performance.
Performance by City. City will not be in default for the nonperformance or interruption or delay in performance of any of the terms, covenants, or conditions of this Agreement if due to a labor dispute, strike, lockout, civil commotion or like operation, government regulation or controls, inability to obtain labor or materials, or through an act of God or other cause beyond the reasonable control of City, if such cause is not due to the willful act or neglect of City.
Performance by City. Developer acknowledges and agrees that all of the obligations of the City under this Agreement shall be subject to, and performed by the City in accordance with, all applicable statutory, common law or constitutional provisions and procedures consistent with the City’s lawful authority.
Performance by City. It is understood that should Developer fail to construct any or all of the improvements as herein provided, the City may construct or cause to construct such improvements not completed under this Agreement. The City may draw against any of the securities mentioned herein for payment of any labor and/or materials expended to fulfill this Agreement.
Performance by City. City agrees:
2.1 The City, through the SAMHD, will provide each participating child with an on-site limited oral health assessment performed by a dentist, which will be conducted within 90 calendar days of the initial start up of the Head Start program school year.
2.2 The SAMHD dental staff will provide case management services and referral services for all children identified with "urgent" dental needs (Class I cases), special circumstances that make dental access more difficult, and those with inadequate funding sources
2.3 As needed, staff will provide additional support to program staff to ensure that all children with unmet dental needs are connected to a dental home in the community.
2.4 Through leverage of Title V Child Dental Health Services funding and collaborative agreements with the UT Health Science Center Department of Developmental Dentistry, the SAMHD will facilitate care for Head Start children who are uninsured or underinsured for necessary dental treatment. The SAMHD will provide all required documentation to the UT Health Science Center Dental School to ensure enrolled children have access to designated services.
2.5 The SAMHD will provide oral health education for PCI Head Start program staff, including Teachers, Center Directors, Family Service Workers, and Health Coordinators.
2.6 The SAMHD will provide PCI Head Start teachers and staff with ongoing training and technical assistance regarding oral health performance standards and the importance of good oral health for Head Start children and families.
2.7 The SAMHD will provide PCI Head Start Center Directors and Family Service Workers with an Oral Health Training Manual, outlining all oral health performance standards, internal policies and protocols and Oral Health Program forms.
2.8 To complete a Dental Evaluation Form attached hereto and incorporated herein for all purposes as Attachment I for each participating child.
2.9 To provide written referral and/or correspondence to the enrollee's parent explaining findings of the dental evaluation. This document of the child's oral health status, along with contact information for the S AM H D dental staff, will be given to the appropriate PCI staff to be forwarded to parents/care giver.
2.10 To comply with any and all other conditions, covenants, provisions and/or requirements contained herein requiring performance by SAMHD.
2.11 The SAMHD will make best efforts to provide each participating enrollee with parental consent, two on-site...
Performance by City. The City shall comply with Sections 8, 9, and 10 in the Consent Judgment. If the Consent Judgment is not entered by the court then the City shall comply with Sections 8, 9 and 10 in the Stipulation and Proposed Consent Judgment filed by the parties in the Superior Court for Imperial County, and (i) references in the Agreement to paragraph numbers in the Consent Judgment shall instead apply to paragraph numbers in the Stipulation and Proposed Consent Judgment filed by the parties in the Superior Court for Imperial County; and (ii) the State Water Board may enforce any violation of Sections 8, 9, and 10 as if each term was fully set forth herein. Further, if any term in Sections 8, 9 and/or 10 of the Consent Judgment is stricken or deemed unenforceable by the court, then the State Water Board may enforce the term as if fully set forth herein. The State Water Board’s enforcement of any term in Sections 8, 9, or 10 of the Stipulation and Proposed Consent Judgment shall not limit or preclude any enforcement authority, remedies, or action available by law to the Attorney General.