This contract is for on-call land use planning services between Pinal County and Norris Design. The contract includes provisions for the scope of work, pricing, and contract administration. The scope of work includes land use planning services such as creation, development, and coordination of planning studies, area plans, comprehensive plan amendments, and land development policies and procedures. The contract also includes a pricing exhibit with a fee schedule for different types of services. The contract is governed by Arizona law and is subject to the Pinal County Procurement Code. The contract includes provisions for contract claims, arbitration, and termination. The contract also includes a section on intellectual property, which states that all intellectual property originated or prepared by the contractor pursuant to the contract shall be considered work product and shall be the exclusive property of the contractor.
Some key points of this contract include:
• The contract term is for one year, with the option to extend for up to four additional one-year terms.
• The contract includes a pricing exhibit with a fee schedule for different types of services.
• The contract is governed by Arizona law and is subject to the Pinal County Procurement Code.
• The contract includes provisions for contract claims, arbitration, and termination.
• The contract includes a section on intellectual property, which states that all intellectual property originated or prepared by the contractor pursuant to the contract shall be considered work product and shall be the exclusive property of the contractor.
• The contractor is required to maintain all federal, state, and local licenses and permits required for the operation of its business.
• The contractor is required to permit the county to inspect its facilities, processes, and services at any reasonable time.
• The contract includes a section on ownership of intellectual property, which states that all intellectual property originated or prepared by the contractor pursuant to the contract shall be considered work product and shall be the exclusive property of the contractor.