A-1 Landscaping and Construction, Inc. 7/20/2016

I 1 material furnished which does not meet the Contract requirements shall be at the 2 Contractor's risk and shall not be a basis for a Contract Claim even if the inspectors or 3 assistants purport to change the Contract. 4 5 Assistants and inspectors may advise the Contractor of any faulty work or materials or 6 infringements of the terms of the Contract; however, failure of the Owner's 7 Representative or the assistants or inspectors to advise the Contractor does not 8 constitute acceptance or approval. 9 10 1-05.3 Plans and Working Drawings 1 11 12 Section 1-05.3 is modified to read as follows: 13 14 After award of the contract, the Contractor will receive six (6) sets of the reduced plans I15 (11" x 17") and accompanying Special Provisions. In addition, the City will supply three 16 (3) sets of large plans (22" x 34"). 17 18 Upon request of the Contractor, one set of reduced plans and accompanying Special 19 Provisions will be issued to approved subcontractors and suppliers. 20 Additional plans and Special Provisions may be purchased by payment of the current I 21 printing costs. 22 23 The Contract Documents include drawings that show such details as are reasonably 24 necessary to give a comprehensive understanding of the work. The Contractor shall 25 submit any alterations affecting the requirements and information in the drawings in 26 writing to the Engineer for approval prior to performing such work. I 27 28 The Engineer may supplement the drawings with additional drawings and explanations, 29 consistent with the purpose and intent of the original drawings, to detail and illustrate the I 30 31 work. The Contractor shall perform the work according to these supplemental drawings and explanations. 32 33 In addition to supplemental drawings furnished by the Engineer, the Contract Documents I 34 may also be supplemented by shop drawings prepared by the Contractor, material 35 supplier, or manufacturer, when necessary or as required by the Contract Documents to 36 detail and illustrate portions of the work. Shop drawings shall be reviewed by the I 37 Engineer before any work pursuant to those shop drawings is performed. Shop 38 drawings may include, but may not be limited to: shop details; erection plans; masonry 39 lay-out diagrams; reinforcing steel and bending diagrams; post tensioning plans; shoring, I 40 cribbing, cofferdam, or falsework plans; formwork plans, or hydraulic items. Catalog cuts 41 or standard plans for commonly used manufactured items will be considered as shop 42 drawings. I 43 44 Unless otherwise requested by the Engineer, the Contractor shall submit six (6) 45 complete sets of shop drawings directly to the Engineer for review and approval. If the 46 design engineer is a full time employee of the City, the Contractor may expect ten (10) I 47 working days from submission for review and return of comments. If the design 48 engineer is not a full time employee of the City, the Contractor should expect thirty 49 calendar days from submission for review and return of comments. The Engineer may I 50 extend this time for good cause by notifying the Contractor. The Engineer will check and 51 return three (3) copies of such drawings. On all submittals of a drawing after the 52 drawing's initial submittal and return, the Contractor shall: make any corrections required I53 by the Engineer; expressly and explicitly notify the Engineer in writing of any and all IRIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT NORTH WETLAND COMPLEX 25