1973 RES CITY COUNCIL DEEMS IT IN BEST INTEREST OF CITIZENS OF PARIS TO PROCURE APPRAISAL OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

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. _ . - - + • , - c • Testimony of such representatives and other services in - support of recommended values shall be made available to the District at no additional cost. Company shall have no obligation to defend values not recomnended by Company. In - the event such case shall be appealed and later remanded for new*trial by an Appellate Court, Company agrees to furnish the same witness at no additional cost to the District. 15.. To cooperate with the District in promoting and maintaining good public relations and public education in connection with the valuation program and use whatever media available to inform the public of the plans, aims, and pragress of the Tax Survey. - . Newspaper articles and other publicity vai1T be prepared. The ' Company shall, upon request therefor, make available trained speakers to acquaint groups and gatherings with the nature of the project. The Company's audio-visual program will be presented to interested groups or civic arganizations. a , 16.. To provide and use the services of competent employees having goad character and sufficient skill and experienee to perform the , work assigned to them proper°lyo 7he Senior Appraiser in charge ` shall have no less than ten (la) years of practical appraisal experience involving extensive commerc.ial, industrial, rural and residential type properties, He sha1l also have a professional designatian in one or more afi the recognized appraisal and va1 uation . disciplines. -It is specifically understood that a11 valuatians will be established and reviewed by thoroughly qualified and - experienced member5 of the permanent staffi af the Gampany. 17. 7o furnish a competent member of the firm to explain fully to the_ - Tax Assessor and his staff inimediately uport.final delivery of records and data obtained in the appraisal program a11 of the . ~ material so deTivered and to instruct tax affice personnel in every,phase of the work: Company sha'!l::prov.i.do.:.a reasQnable : number of half-day instruction sessiops in a11 phases of the work, including use of the property Appraisal Manual, for the Tax Assessor and designated staff members, 18. To neither employ nor becomeassociated wjth inany manner or capacity,' any official9-emp,16yee or advi*sar.to= any palitical- ~ entity that in,any wayt,,.may:,o~°::might. beneffit~fromtk~e ad valarem, tax levy other than the ~art~tr°Act~aal assacI~tio~n.wtth the 7ax ASi~essor. 40 Z. ~ t• '9..:-~ ~ ~R~z>.~y"j~,'~~*~ _ . . 1' ..c r. . :,:.a k,-.,,~ :.=~~d ' r { 4 ; With~the exceptianof,those obl~gations rela~G{rtg, to'assistance toe Board of Equalization,Company agrees to,complete-.the s~1ces provided for , -'here~rr on or before the lst day of July, 1980, pr°QUided thatsuch work may begin upon execution of this Contract. It is specificatly understood and agreed between the parties that the time for completion of all services provicted-for herein may be--, extended for such period as Company may or might be stopped or de1ayed for reasons beyond its control, including decisions, or lack of timely declsions, by any participati taxing entities herein which_may or might delay the progress of the work. . 6. Company agrees to secure all information possible and available for the use of the Board of Equalization to assist in enabling such Board (1) to determine the proper valuations to be fixed for and upon the properties subject to the terms of this Contract, and (2) to equalize the valuations of the same with a11 other (Contract - page 5)