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2018-08-07 Services and Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 AUGUST 2018
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 AUGUST 2018
12.6. It is the responsibility of the relevant party engaging such workers and
volunteers to ensure that this is undertaken.
12.7. For day-to-day operations on site the Principal Contractor is responsible for
the co-ordination of activities under the direction of the CMHA.
13. Financial Arrangements
13.1. Council has agreed to fund 50% of the project costs to a maximum of
$192,000. Council will make payments to the CMHA according to the
following schedule:
a) $16,152.42 within (14) days of signing this agreement. These being
funds raised by the community and held in Trust by Council for the
maintenance of the Hall.
As these monies were raised by the community they shall be deemed
to qualify as part of the CMHA’s dollar for dollar contribution to the
project.
b) $32,000 once the CMHA has obtained the necessary building approval
for the renovation works;
c) Monthly progress payments thereafter equivalent to 50% of progress
as agreed by the PCG at their monthly meeting and upon receipt of an
invoice.
13.2. The CMHA will match Council's funds dollar for dollar either in cash, via
grants, donations of goods or the provision of in kind services.
13.3. The CMHA will table the nature and amount of their cumulative contributions
monthly at the PCG meeting as per Attachment 2.
14. Inclusion of other parties
14.1. Either party may actively encourage other parties who may not be signatories
to the Agreement to join the Alliance where there are clear financial, efficiency
and community development benefits to participating agencies and where the
new arrangements fulfil the objectives of this Agreement.
14.2. All parties need to approve a new party joining the Alliance.
15. Dispute Resolution
15.1. If the Council or the CMHA thinks that a dispute has arisen under this Deed
of Agreement, that party may serve a notice upon the other party (a Dispute
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requiring it to follow the procedure outlined below and nominating a
representative of that party with authority to settle the dispute
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