Professional Services Agreement - KIL Architecture and Planning - Lafayette Building Skylight and Masonry Repairs

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c. Schematic Design: Once scope items 11.1.a and I1.1.b have been completed, schematic design alternatives for the repair/replacement of the skylight will be developed for review with Owner. Upon review of an initial set of preliminary drawings with Owner, subsequent revisions to a select scheme will be developed. One setoff revisions to the initial alternative plans presented are included in this preliminary study, Deliverable drawings and documents will include: 1. Existing plans 2. Proposed plans 3. Code and Historic Review d. Code Review: As design schemes are developed, Architect to review code compliance with the Secretary of Interior Standards for historic buildings. 2. Detailed Bidding, Permit and Construction Documents for Skylight (Phase 11) a. Once the preliminary plans have been approved by the Owner the Architect will prepare CD level Drawings for permits, bidding and construction. b. The set of drawings will be sent for permitting after reviewing code compliance with local building commissioner. C. Standard specifications (noted on the drawings), shall be provided. d. This scope will include necessary detailed Architectural design and Engineering consultation, based on the scope of the project. e. Electrical, Mechanical HVAC, Civil and Plumbing engineering is not expected to be required. f. Bidding: Provide assistance with bidding the project including clarifications to issue for bidders during this phase. g. Construction Administrative Phase: Provide CA consultation that includes 3 to 4 site visits and reports during construction, including a final punch list for the project. Architect will be available to answer Owner and Contractor questions during this phase. III. Scope of Consultation Services for Masonry Repairffuck Pointing for the Lafayette Building: 1. Preliminary Design for Masonry Repair/Tuck Pointing (Phase 1): The Architect and Engineer will provide limited scope architectural & engineering consultation as follows: a. Document Existing Conditions: The Owner and Architect have limited architectural plan documentation from previous contracts. The Architect will measure, photograph and verify existing conditions and elevations of the exterior of the building to develop existing AutoCAD plans. b. Establish Program and Goals: The Architect will meet with the Owner to develop a detailed program for the proposed repair of masonry. The plan is to develop specifications and drawings for the necessary masonry repair and repointing and make the building water tight and safe for the mold remediation. C. Schematic Design: Once scope items a. and b. have been completed, schematic design alternatives for the remediation of the Masonry will be developed for review with Owner. Upon review of an initial set of preliminary drawings with Owner, subsequent revisions to a select scheme will be developed. One set of revisions to the initial alternative plans presented are included in this preliminary study. Deliverable drawings and documents will include: 1. Existing masonry plans 2. Proposed masonry remediation plans 3. Code Review d. Code Review: As design schemes are developed, Architect to review code compliance and compliance with the Secretary of Interior Standards for historic buildings. 2. Detailed Bidding, Permit and Construction Documents for Masonry Repair (Phase 11) a. Once the preliminary plans have been approved by the Owner the Architect will prepare CD level Drawings for permits, bidding and construction. b. The set of drawings will be sent for permitting after reviewing code compliance with local building commissioner C. Standard specifications and Defined categories or work (noted on the drawings), shall be provided. (Brick replacement, rebuilding, tuck -pointing, limestone repair and re -pointing). d. This scope will include necessary detailed Architectural design and Engineering consultation, based on the scope of the project (Structural), Electrical, Mechanical HVAC, Civil and Plumbing Page 2 EJCDC E-500 Agreement Between Owner and Engineer for Professional Services Copyright 0 2008 National Society of Professional Engineers for EJCDC. All rights reserved.