R93-13 AUTHORIZING ARCHITECHURAL / ENGINEERING AGREEMENT AND AGREEMENT AND MORTGAGE

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BBCTION 5 5.1 If requested by the Owner or recommended by the A/E and agreed to in writing by the Owner, the A/E will furnish a resident construction inspector. Payment for resident inspection services will be as set forth in Section 6. 5.2 Through more extensive on-site observations of the work in progress and field checks of materials and equipment by the resident construction inspector, the A/E shall endeavor to provide further protection for the Owner against deficiencies in the work. 5.3 The A/E assur�s the Owner that the resident construction inspector shall be skilled in the professional calling necessary to perform the duties of the position. The duties of the resident construction inspector shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, the following: (1) Physically oversee the various parts of the work of the construction in all phases to determine that the work performed is in accordance with the plans and specifications. (2) Coordinate the work of the various prime contractors when separate contracts exist for work such as mechanical, electrical, structural improvements, site paving improvements and the like. (3) Prepare daily written reports on contractors on the job, their manpower, work performance, weather, instructions to contractors, unusual events, visitors and the like. (4) Prepare "punch lists" of items to be corrected, added, or deleted to make the work conform to the plans and specif ications. (5) Assist the Owner in making final inspections. (6) Hold job conferences from time to time as may be necessary for scheduling of the various portions of the project. (7) Advise the A/E as regards certifying the Contractor's request for progressive payment. (8) Report to the A/E and the Owner any problems which are delaying, or are anticipated to delay, the Work. (9) Secure weekly payroll records from all contractors and subcontractors and submit to the Owner. 7