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5. OLD BUSINESS (Continued): <br />a. M. Brownell: There is nothing you can do unless you want to autho- <br />rize this change in contract as to Parcels 6 -1E and 6 -1F. <br />The Chair: Has HUD approved that, subject to the paragraphs being <br />met? <br />My. Brownell: They have requested it. In order to have the elderly <br />project insured under FHA they require that. (The letter) was signed <br />by Thomas P. O'Malley, Attorney Advisor, HUD. I would think that the <br />requirement . . . you see we have a time table they have to con- <br />struct under . . . this would change that time table on those two <br />parcels and we would amend our contract with Taylor, and then that <br />would apply to International Constructors. <br />M tion was made by Mr. Wiggins for compliance with the stipulation <br />that Mr. Taylor be advised, so they can include the required para- <br />graphs. Motion was seconded by Mr. Robinson and carried. <br />My. Brownell indicated that as a matter of fact we have already <br />sent copies of the regulations to Mr. Taylor and to his attorney, <br />aq well as copies of the letter, so they have been informed. <br />b. Damage to Plaza lighting fixtures. Mr. Brownell indicated that TELEPHONE <br />-Cc-lip Brothers Electric Company's insurance carrier called him (Mr. CONTACT TO <br />Brownell) the other day, saying that he had just heard about this MR. BROWNELL <br />claim. Mr. Brownell stated that he was sorry about that, but it FROM COLIP'S <br />was handled as a routine matter. When the contract was completed INSURANCE <br />e erything was there, and we paid the contract price, so we have CARRIER RE <br />nc desire to pay anything more than that. The vandalism occurred PLAZA LIGHT <br />during the construction period, and we think it is up to Colip FIXTURE <br />a d their insurance company (to pay for damages). DAMAGE <br />T e Chair inquired if there had been a response to this by the <br />i surance carrier and Mr. Brownell said the only response was that <br />t e insurance company had just heard about it and were checking <br />or the problem. <br />THe Chair directed this information be received and placed on file. <br />6. NEW BUSINESS <br />a. C ange Order No. 2 to Rehabilitation Contract No. SECD /PR /CS -5/40 APPROVAL OF <br />i the Southeast Community Development Program. Approval of this CHANGE ORDER <br />c ange order was requested by James L. Johnson, Jr., Chief In- NO. 2 TO <br />s ector, per his memo of March 1, 1977, as a result of a report by CONTRACT <br />t e contractor that a badly deteriorated porch railing was exposed SECD /PR/ <br />w en wood panels were removed from both sides of the railing. CS -4/50 FOR <br />T ese wood panels had been installed by the homeowner and con- TOTAL OF <br />c aled the railing problem when the original inspection was made. $7,449.00 <br />-4- <br />
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