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22.3 Lane County & City of Eugene Agencies <br />Eugene & Lane County Planning Commissions <br />Eugene City Council <br />Eugene Department of Public Safety <br />Eugene Department of Public Works <br />Eugene Development Department <br />Eugene Downtown Development Commission <br />Eugene Library, Recreation and Cultural Services Department <br />Lane County Board of Commissioners <br />Lane County Boundary Commission <br />Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority <br />23. Unanticipated Regulatory Compliance and Site Conditions. <br />23.1 If Contractor is delayed or additional work is required by reason of existing regulations or <br />ordinances not cited in paragraph 22 above, or due to the enactment of new or the amendment <br />of existing statutes, ordinances or regulations relating to the prevention of environmental <br />pollution and the preservation of natural resources occurring after submission of the <br />successful bid, City may, at its sole discretion: <br />23.1.1 terminate the contract; <br />23.1.2 complete the Work itself; <br />23.1.3 use non-City forces already under contract with City; <br />23.1.4 require that the underlying property owner be responsible for the Work; <br />23.1.5 set out to bid for a new Contractor to provide the necessary services; or <br />23.1.6 issue Contractor a change order setting for the additional work that must be <br />undertaken. <br />23.2 If Contractor encounters a condition not referred to in bid documents, not caused by <br />Contractor, and not discoverable by a reasonable pre-bid visual site inspection, and that <br />condition requires compliance with the regulations referred to in paragraph 22 above, <br />Contractor shall immediately provide City notice of the condition. Except as required by any <br />environmental or natural resource regulation, or, incase of an emergency, Contractor shall not <br />commence work or incur any additional job site costs with regard to the condition <br />encountered without written direction from City. Upon request, Contractor shall estimate <br />emergency or regulatory compliance costs as well as the anticipated delay and costs resulting <br />from the encountered condition, and promptly deliver such estimate to City for resolution. <br />Public Improvement Contract (Comp}-Page 8 <br />(Revised April 1998) <br />