In what circumstance could the City terminate a contract?

The scenario in which the City could terminate a contract is primarily centered around the contractor's failure to comply with the terms of the agreement. This includes any significant breaches of contract or failure to adhere to stipulated obligations that have been agreed upon. Compliance is fundamental in contractual relationships, as it ensures that both parties fulfill their responsibilities and commitments. When a contractor deviates from the agreed standards or requirements, it jeopardizes the integrity of the entire contract, justifying termination by the City.

While other factors, such as late payments, subpar services, or missed deadlines, could potentially lead to termination, they typically fall under broader compliance issues. Thus, the violation of any contractual terms encapsulates various failures, including those related to performance and timeliness. This makes compliance with the agreement a comprehensive basis for contract termination by the City.