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1 j <br />REVISIONS TO OWNER-ARCHITECT FORM CONTRACT <br />(AIA DOCUMENT B 141) <br />MAY 19, 1997 <br />Page One: The date will be changed to day of May <br />SP 1.1.2.1: Has been amended so that Architect will use best efforts to comply with project <br />schedule, rather than strict compliance with schedule. This was done to reflect the "fast <br />track" nature of the project, and the need for flexibility. <br />SP 1.1.5: Has been amended to require only ordinary and customary care by Architect. <br />This is a risk level insurable by the Architect. <br />SP 1.1.6: Has been amended to delete the word "all". The Architect is only obligated to <br />conform to "applicable" laws, rules and codes. <br />SP 1.1.7 and SP 1.1.8: Have been deleted. The Agreement does not compel the Architect <br />to identify or retain key personnel, or divulge or keep specified subcontractors. <br />2.1.1. Has been changed. The intent is to ensure that normal supporting engineering <br />information required by Architect to prepare Construction Documents is included in basic <br />services as part of fee, and not an additional expense. It recognizes that underground soil <br />conditions are a concern to all tlle parties, but are not an obligation of the Architect to <br />include in basic services. For convenience, the amended section reads as follows: <br />"2. l.1 The Arcllitect's Basic Services consist of those described in Paragraphs 2.2 <br />through 2.6 and any other services identified in Article 12 as part of Basic Services, and <br />include, without limitation, normal structural, mechanical, civil, electrical, and (except for <br />other engineering services not reasonably anticipted because of unexpected concealed <br />conditions) other engineerir~g services necessary to produce a complete and accurate set of <br />Construction Documents." <br />SP 2.2.4.1, 2.3.1.1 and 2.4.1.1. have been amended to delete "all" for the reasons stated <br />above in SP l.1.6 above. <br />2.3.2 Has been amended to indicate that estimates are prepared by t}~e General <br />Contractor, which I understand is how things have actually been working. The Contractor <br />