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8/16/2004
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August 16, 2004 Page 595 <br /> <br />contract. On. certain occasions, the County Attorney may approve use of a <br />generic form contract that may be used by the Department as a proposed <br />initial draft. There will also be occasions where the County Attorney must <br />draft "from scratch" initial contracts. The Department needing a contract <br />must complete the "Department Section" of the Contract Control Sheet <br />(~Exhibit A") and send it with the original proposed contract or contract <br />terms to the Contract Administrator for processing. It is very helpful for <br />the Department to insure that the following information is correct in this <br />original submission: (1) Full, precise legal name of the vendor and any <br />D/B/A (~doing business as" name). If the vendor operates under a D/B/A, <br />North Carolina law requires the vendor to fils a Certificate of Assumed Name <br />with the County Register of Deeds Office. Please attach a copy of this filed <br />certificate. (Many sole proprietors operate under D/B/A names.); (2) <br />complete physical lo6ation and mailing address of the vendor; (3) if vendor <br />is an entity (i.e. corporation, limited liability company, partnership, etc.) <br />the home state of such entity. The Contract Administrator will determine if <br />the nature of the contract requires certain bid procedures to be followed and <br />will be responsible for implementing such procedures. The Contract <br />Administrator shall then send the proposed contract to the County Attorney <br />for review. The County Attorney shall be responsible for reviewing the <br />contract on a timely basis for legal sufficiency, based upon the assumption <br />that all business terms stated (i.e., pricing, payment terms, <br />products/services specified) are acceptable from a business perspective. The <br />County Attorney shall make any necessary legal adjustments or redo the <br />contract if necessary and forward the contract to the Contract Administrator <br />for implementation. The Contract Administrator is responsible for obtaining <br />all necessary signatures. Once the contract is fully executed and filed with <br />the Contract Administrator, a copy will be forwarded to the County Attorney <br />and the applicable County Department. The Contract Administrator will assign <br />each new contract a Contract Control Number. A copy of the Contract Control <br />Sheet will be returned to the Department after the contract has been <br />processed and will contain the Contract Control Number as well as note if the <br />Department funds allocated to the contract are encumbered. <br /> <br />The Contract Administrator shall maintain all original County contracts in a <br />fireproof contract file located in the Finance Department Vault. <br /> <br />SUBSEQUENT CONTRACT ADDENDUMS/MODIFICATIONS: <br /> <br />If a fully executed contract later needs an addendum and/or modification, the <br />Department should comPlete a NEW Contract Control Sheet with all the current <br />information. The original Contract Control Number must be included on the <br />new Contract Control Sheet in order to identify which contract is being <br />amended. Any change in a contract term after it has been approved by the <br />County Attorney must also be approved by the County Attorney. <br /> <br />PREMATURE TERMINATION OF CONTRACTS: <br /> <br />If a contract needs to be terminated prematurely, the Department should <br />promptly notify the Contract Administrator and forward detailed documentation <br />to the Contract Administrator stating the reasons for the termination <br />request. A copy of the Contract Control Sheet should be attached. <br />~solutely no contract is to be terminated prematurely without written <br />authorization from the Contract Administrator and the COunty Attorney. <br />Wrongfu! termination of a contract can have serious adverse consequences to <br />the County. Properly terminated contracts will be removed from the contract <br />ledger and any remaining encumbrances canceled by the Finance Director. <br /> <br />MANDATORY TRAINING PROCEDURES: <br /> <br />Ail Department Heads and any other County employee granted permission to <br />execute County contracts hereunder, whether currently employed or employed in <br />the future, must attend a mandatory training session regarding implementation <br />of this Policy prior to executing any County contracts after October 1, 2004. <br />Current employees authorized hereunder must attend a training session on or <br />before October 1, 2004. <br /> <br />(F-10) Budget ~n~ent - 4-H Afterschool Pro~ramGrant <br /> <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Prlvette, seconded by Commissioner Carruth <br />and unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following budget amendment: <br /> <br /> BUDGET REVISION/AMENDMENT REQUEST <br />DEPARTMENT OF COOPERATIVE EXTENSION <br />AMOUNT: $105,000.00 <br />TYPE OF ADJUSTMENT: Supplemental Request <br /> <br /> <br />
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