Common use of Request to Meet and Confer Clause in Contracts

Request to Meet and Confer. If any problem occurs that materially affects this Agreement or a Party’s ability to perform under this Agreement, including a change in Applicable law that affects either Party’s ability to receive diversion credits under AB 939, either Party can send notice describing the problem and requesting a meet and confer. The Parties may choose to meet in person or by teleconference. The meet and confer process is intended to be a prerequisite to sending a Notice of Breach. If either Party does not agree to the meet and confer, does not appear at the meet and confer meeting, or if the Parties are not able to correct the performance issue or solve the problem within a reasonable time after the meet and confer, the aggrieved Party may send a Notice of Breach. Notwithstanding the above, there is no requirement that the meet and confer process be used for a failure to pay, or for urgent matters of public health or other matters requiring immediate resolution.

Request to Meet and Confer. If any dispute arises between the Parties in the performance of this Agreement, or if any problem occurs that materially affects this Agreement or a Party’s ability to perform under this Agreement, including a change in Applicable law that affects either Party’s ability to receive diversion credits under AB 939, either Party can send notice Notice describing the problem and requesting a meet and confer. The Parties may choose to meet in person or by teleconference. The meet and confer process is intended to be a prerequisite to sending a Notice of Breach. If either Party does not agree to the meet and confer, does not appear at the meet and confer meeting, or if the Parties are not able to correct the performance issue or solve the problem within a reasonable time after the meet and confer, the aggrieved Party may send a Notice of Breach. Notwithstanding the above, there is no requirement that the meet and confer process be used for a failure to pay, or for urgent matters of public health or other matters requiring immediate resolution.