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I I I f) Service as a consultant or liaison between various governmental entities and the City for the purpose of representing the special interests of the Owner (beyond the extent contemplated under Basic Services). If the Consultant's services under this Agreement are temporarily suspended beyond a continuous period of more than sixty days through no fault of the Consultant and then subsequently restarted, a remobilization fee will be assessed to cover administrative and staffing adjustments. g) 1.5.2 Each material change (deletion or addition) in the services to be provided by Consultant must be authorized by the City on the Authorization of Change in Services form attached to this Agreement as Attachment A. Compensation for additional services will be in addition to that specified for Basic Services in accordance with Section 1.5 of this Agreement. The approval of the City's governing body is necessary for all additional services the compensation for which exceeds $25,000. ARTICLE 2 THE CITY'S RESPONSIBILITIES The City will: 2.1 Provide full information to the Consultant regarding the City's requirements for the Consultant's services under this Agreement. The City will furnish the Consultant with requirements for the Project including design objectives and constraints, space, capability, and performance requirements, security needs, flexibility, and expandability, and budgetary limitations as well as all other data and information in the City's possession needed by the Consultant at the Consultant's request. In addition, the City will furnish to the Consultant any copies of design and construction standards that City will require incorporated in the Request for Proposals as part of the design bid process, as applicable. 2.2 Designate Ed Theriot, Development Projects Manager and Laurie Anderson, the Director of Environment and Engineering as the City's Project Managers and authorized representatives to act on the City's behalf with respect to this Agreement. The City will examine the documents and information submitted by the Consultant and promptly render responses to the Consultant on issues requiring a decision by the City. 2.3 Provide to the Consultant, through its Project Manager, any other available information which is pertinent to the Project, including any reports and data relative to previous design efforts, or investigations at or adjacent to the Project site as well as, information on existing conditions such as surveys, documentation of utility location, structures and roads, special zoning and building requirements. 2.4 Provide access to and make all necessary provisions for the Consultant to enter public and private property as required for the Consultant to perform its services under this Agreement. 2.5 Bear all costs incidental to this Article. 7 Broaddus OR Contract