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Page 2 <br />EJCDC E-500 Agreement Between Owner and Engineer for Professional Services <br />Copyright ©2008 National Society of Professional Engineers for EJCDC. All rights reserved. <br />6. Consider live music on main level terrace or upper-level deck. <br />7. Elbel hosts 20 outings per year. This can be increased to increase possible cash flow. <br />8. Aesthetic would be Rustic/Natural. <br />9. Club house to be multi-Purpose. <br />10. Precedent example, Tony Stearns mentioned would be Arcadia Bluffs. <br />11. Consider providing a modest Changing Room that could include men’s facilities <br />(showers/lockers/etc.) & women’s facilities (showers/lockers/etc.). <br />12. Event Space could be sized to hold Wedding events up to 150-200 patrons. <br />13. The present Golf hosted events are sized around 70-100, but ideally could accommodate up to 150 <br />with guests. <br />14. Accessibility: The project, as a public facility, will be required to meet the accessibility design <br />parameters per the Chapter 11 of the IBC. <br />15. Develop the exterior design based on a positive first impression. <br />16. Provide the proposed Site Plan layout in a way that best utilizes the site and where it <br />accommodates the Owner’s program. <br />17. This study will help the Owner to establish a construction budget for the project. <br />The Owner is requested to prioritize the above program for use by the Architect in the Preliminary Study. <br />B. Schematic Design: The program outlined above and as discussed with Owner will serve as the basis for <br />the Schematic Design for this project. The scope of this contract includes schematic plan development for <br />the Site Plan and Building Floor Plan layout (each level) including exterior elevations. Once scope items A <br />and B have been completed, schematic design plan options (2 options: Larger and smaller facility) to be <br />developed for review with the Owner. Upon review of the initial preliminary plan drawing options with <br />Owner, the Architect will develop subsequent revisions to a selected scheme. One revision to the single <br />selected schematic option is included in this preliminary proposal. Preliminary plans of one of the Schemes <br />to be developed as a final schematic concept per this contract. This Schematic Plan Set can then be <br />presented to local a General Contractor for preliminary budget pricing. <br />Schematic Design Base Scope Deliverables will include: <br />1. Proposed Site Plan. <br />2. Proposed Floor Plans of each level (basement/main/upper) for the selected scheme <br />3. Proposed exterior elevations (4 sides) of the building for selected scheme. <br />Schedule: The preliminary design consultation can be completed within 5 to 7 weeks of a signed agreement. <br />C. Alternate Scope #1 <br />a. This alternate scope, if selected by the Owner, the Architect will develop a schematic 3-D computer <br />model of the project schematic design. This will entail basic roof lines, windows and exterior wall <br />finish. One set of revisions is included in the consultation for this alternate. <br />III.DETAILED DESIGN CONSULTATION (PHASE II): <br />A. Once Owner approval of the Schematic Preliminary Design is gained and a directive has been issued to <br />proceed with detailed Design Development, Permit/Bidding/Construction Documents and Specifications <br />(Phase II) for the selected design solution, a full-service contract based upon a fixed fee, percentage of the <br />construction cost or extending this contract at an hourly rate, will be negotiated. This full-service contract <br />would include detailed civil, architectural consultation along with structural, mechanical and electrical <br />engineering consultation for a submittal to the local building department for permitting. The level of detail <br />required for a set of permit, bidding and construction documents will be determined prior to initiating this final <br />design phase. The fee for this Detailed Design Consultation (Permit/Bidding/Construction Documents/Specs) <br />Phase II typically ranges from 7.5% to 9.5% of the construction cost of the work designed and specified. Fire <br />Protection Engineering drawings are developed and handled by the Fire Protection Subcontractor directly with <br />State Plan Review and Local Building Department. <br />__________________________________________________________________________________