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R89-131 AUTHORIZING MAYOR TO DESIGNATE AUTHORITY
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R89-131
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AUTHORIZING MAYOR TO DESIGNATE AUTHORITY
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10/2/1989
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be reimbursed at actual cost. Vehicular mileaqe will <br /> be reimbursed at $0. 30 per mile. Technical payroll <br /> is defined as salary cost plus (but not limited to) <br /> FICA, unemployment and workers compensation, vaca- <br /> tion, holiday and sick pay allowance, and group in- <br /> surance. <br /> IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED, <br /> 1. The total cost payable to the ENGINEER shall not <br /> exceed $21, 500. 00 unless there is a change in scope <br /> or the oWNER authorizes an increase in the limit. <br /> 2 . That the "not to exceed" amount of $21, 500. 00 is <br /> �ased on a project time of ninety (90) calendar days <br /> and that a time extension granted the CONTRACTOR, <br /> shall constitute a chanqe in scope. <br /> 3 • It shall be the ENGINEER's responsibility: (1) Prior <br /> to increasing the scope of project, to obtain the <br /> OWNER's written authority. (2) When monies due the <br /> ENGINEER approach approximately 75� of the maximum <br /> amount, to advise the OWNER of the remaining work to <br /> complete the project and whether it can be performed <br /> within the "not to exceed" amount. (3) To justify <br /> to the OWNER's satisfaction any request for an in- <br /> crease in the "not to exceed" maximum contract <br /> amount. ' <br /> -3- II <br />
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