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Date
6/20/84 Rev. Memo 415-84, Res. 84-17768 adopted,
C -5C auth'g execution of Agreement bet. Owner
(City) and Project Mgr (Robert L. Turchin,
Inc./CRS Constructors Mgrs, Inc. Jt. Ven-
ture), as amd'd for Value Engr servs. to be
rendered during Design Phase thru rev. of
constr. bids (Phase 1) for renovation of
TOPA; to be funded fr. Bond Issue ($154,650)
and funds released by James Stewart Polshek
and Partners fr. Arch. Contr. ($75,000).
Prior to above action, §1.8 amd'd to incl.,
"For purposes of this Agreement, the Project
Mgr shall be defined under Phase One, as
Value Engr; under Phase Two as Constr. Mgr."
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Date (Cont'd)
6/20/84 Mr. Turchin offered no objection to inclu-
C-5C sion of above amdt. Mayor Fromberg & C Mgr
ack'd & thanked Stanley Arkin and Ad Hoc
TOPA Renovation Com. for assistance in
evaluating contr. Mayor Fromberg suggested
that when consideration is given to amdg
Agreement to provide for Construction Phase
(Phase 2) Project Expeditor, that Personal
Injury Comprehensive Gen. Liability ins.
requirement be incr'd to $5,000,000 each
occurrence and $5,000,000 aggregate. (see AD
HOC TOPA RENOVATION COMMITTEE)
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Date
7/11/84 Comr. Shockett referred statement contained
R -11I in a June 12, 1984 letter fr. James Stewart
Polshek & Partners to Asst. C Mgr Ed Gross,
suggesting that City's direction to redesign
TOPA to a 2 -balcony rather than a 3 -balcony
facility rep'd a chg. of priority. Comr.
Shockett advised statement may be archi-
tect's notice to City that the chg. may re-
sult in the quality of the sound not bg. as
perfect as that for which he had originally
designed, and Comr. Shockett requested
Admin. respond to the letter, advising that
Abe Meltzer had assured the TOPA Renovation
Committe that there would be no diminution