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2.2 The County Clerk designates Molly Tayer as the "Contact Officer" to act as the <br />primary liaison or contact between the County Clerk and the Jurisdiction. The Contact Officer <br />shall act under the authority of the Clerk and shall have primary responsibility for the <br />coordination of the Election for the Jurisdiction and performance of obligations assigned to the <br />County Clerk hereunder. The Jurisdiction designates 3; as its "Election <br />Officer" who shall act as the primary liaison between the Jurisdiction, the County Clerk and the <br />Contact Officer and who shall have primary responsibility for the management and performance <br />of the Jurisdiction's obligations under this IGA. If the Code requires a "designated election <br />official" within the Jurisdiction to perform tasks, the Election Officer shall act as such designated <br />election official. Nothing in this IGA relieves the County Clerk or the Jurisdiction's Governing <br />Board from their official responsibilities for the conduct of the Election. <br />2.3 Term. The term of this IGA shall be from the date set forth above through <br />December 31, 2013. <br />3. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COUNTY CLERK <br />3.1 Initial ballot layout. Upon receipt of the certified ballot text provided by the <br />Jurisdiction pursuant to Section 4.2 below, the County Clerk will create the layout of the text of <br />the ballot in a format that complies with the Code. The ballot text must be satisfactory to the <br />Clerk. Furthermore, no content changes by the Jurisdiction shall be allowed after the September <br />9, 2013 certification of the ballot, without the approval of the County Clerk or as directed by the <br />Clerk. The County Clerk will provide the Jurisdiction with a copy of the draft ballot for the <br />Jurisdiction's review along with any instructions for modifications to the ballot layout and the <br />time period within which the Jurisdiction must return the modified ballot to the County Clerk. If <br />modifications are made by the Jurisdiction, the Clerk will review the changes upon receipt from <br />the Jurisdiction of the modified ballot and notify the Jurisdiction that the ballot is approved or <br />return the ballot for further modifications and time requirements. <br />3.2 Final ballot layout. Once the Jurisdiction has made all changes to the ballot <br />layout as required by the County Clerk and the ballot is in final draft form, the Clerk will lay out <br />the ballot text and submit it to the Jurisdiction for final review, proofreading, and approval. The <br />Jurisdiction shall return the final draft form ballot proofs on or before September 6, 2013 the <br />sixtieth day before the election. The Clerk is not responsible for ensuring that the final ballot <br />text complies with the requirements of TABOR or any other constitutional or statutory <br />requirement related to the text of ballot language. <br />3.3 Ballot printing and mailing. The County Clerk will contract with a vendor to <br />prepare and print the ballots; prepare a mail ballot packet for each registered elector within the <br />Jurisdiction; address a mail ballot packet to each elector within the Jurisdiction; and mail the <br />ballots between 22 days and 18 days before Election Day, or between October 15, 2013 and <br />October 18, 2013. In cooperation and coordination with the Clerk, the vendor shall perform the <br />printing, preparation of the ballots for mailing, and the mailing of the ballots. <br />Paae 2 of 8 <br />