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construed to constitute either Party as a subsidiary, joint venturer, partner, employee, servant, <br />representative, or other agent of the other Party for any purpose whatsoever. Nor will either <br />Party have the authority to bind the other in any respect. Each Party will remain an independent <br />contractor responsible for its own actions except as otherwise specifically provided herein. The <br />EAA shall have no right of direction or control of San Marcos /Texas State University, or its <br />employees and agents, except as to the results to be obtained, and in a general right to order the <br />implementation of the Conservation Measures or other Program Activities to start or stop as <br />agreed to herein, to inspect the progress of the implementation of the Conservation Measures or <br />other Program Activities to be performed, and to receive reports. San Marcos /Texas State <br />University shall accommodate reasonable requests from the EAA to allow EAA employees, <br />agents or representatives to accompany and observe the implementation of the Conservation <br />Measures or other Program Activities as described in each approved Application. <br />N. Payment from Current Revenues. Pursuant to Section 271.903(a), Texas Local <br />Government Code, this Funding Contract is conditioned upon, and the EAA agrees to use its best <br />efforts to obtain and appropriate funds for the payment of all payments and obligations due under <br />the terms of this Funding Contract. San Marcos /Texas State University acknowledges and agrees <br />that all payments and other obligations due under the terms of this Funding Contract shall be <br />deemed to be the commitment of the EAA's current revenues only. Moreover, San <br />Marcos /Texas State University acknowledges that pursuant to Section 791.011(d)(3), Texas <br />Government Code, the EAA must make any payments made under this Funding Contract only <br />from current revenues available to EAA. San Marcos /Texas State University will not have the <br />right to demand payment by the EAA from any funds raised or to be raised by taxation (other <br />than revenues from a regional sales tax as an alternative funding source under Subsection 6.4.1 <br />of the FMA), and the EAA's obligation under this Funding Contract will never be construed to <br />be a debt of the EAA of such kind as to require it under the Constitution and laws of the State to <br />levy and collect an ad valorem tax to discharge such obligation. Moreover, San Marcos /Texas <br />State University agrees and understands that the cost of implementation of the Conservation <br />Measures or other Program Activities by San Marcos /Texas State University under this Funding <br />Contract and the approved Application will be paid solely from Program Aquifer Management <br />Fees, or funding contributions from third - parties, disbursed from the HCP Program Account of <br />the EAA as provided by Sections 5.1, 5.3, 5.4 and 5.6 of the FMA, and that the FAA will not be <br />obligated to provide funding beyond the sources and limitations identified in the approved <br />Application. <br />O. Informal Negotiations; Mediation. In the event any controversy arising under this <br />Funding Contract is not resolved by informal negotiations between the Parties within 30 days <br />after any Party requests negotiations, then, upon the request of any Party, the controversy will be <br />referred to mediation, which process will be governed by the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies <br />Code, Chapter 154, as may be amended, or its successor statute. Failing identification of a <br />mutually acceptable mediator, the mediation will be conducted by the University of Texas <br />School of Law Center for Public Policy Dispute Resolution. The mediation process will <br />continue until the controversy is resolved, the mediator makes a finding that there is no <br />possibility of settlement through mediation, or either Party chooses not to continue further. All <br />costs and expenses of the mediation (including the mediator's fees) will be shared equally by the <br />Parties involved in the mediation, provided however, that costs incurred by each Party will be <br />costs solely of such Party. <br />11 of 15 <br />
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