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2 . TYPICAL SCHEDULE WITH FEE BREAKDOWN <br /> A typical fee breakdown and fee distribution is as follows: <br /> (assume starting Dec. 14th as you indicated may be the schedule) <br /> Phase Fee Schedule Est. Complete <br /> Schematic 15% 29,550 4 to 6 weeks Jan 31, 1995 <br /> Design Development 20% 39,400 4 to 6 weeks Mar 15 <br /> Construction Documents 40% 78,800 6 to 8 weeks May 15 <br /> Bidding 5% 9,850 3 to 4 weeks June 12 1995 <br /> Construction 20% 39,400 8 to 12 months Feb-Mar 1996 <br /> Total 197,000 <br /> 3 . PROPOSED SCHEDULE AND FEE BREAKDOWN <br /> We would like to suggest a modification to the typical situation; we would like to get started as <br /> soon as we can and we would like to combine the Design Development and Construction Document <br /> phases. We would like to be ready to bid by late March or early April in order to be able to take <br /> advantage of what appears might be the best bidding climate, <br /> Phase Fees Q VIZ Qchedule <br /> Schematic Design 20% 9,400 Complete by January 13th <br /> Design Dev/Const Doc 55% 108; 50 Complete by April 7th <br /> Bidding 5% 9,850 Complete by April 28th <br /> Construction 20% 39,400 Start May 1 st <br /> Total 197,000 <br /> We.would be slightly into Des. DevJConst. Doc. when Schematic is formally completed because <br /> with an accelerated schedule the phases overlap somewhat. That, of course, helps the schedule. <br /> In addition to getting started earlier than mid-December, we would also like to combine the <br /> Design Development and Construction Document phases which will allow us to accelerate our <br /> work by avoiding the delay of a formal conclusion and approval of each phase. We used this <br /> procedure for the Family Service Center in New Brighton and it worked very well. In fact we <br /> combined the Schematic, Des. Dev., and Const. Doc. phases. The design process we will use will <br /> keep the City involved and informed throughout the evolution of the documents therefore a <br /> formal client review period at the completion of phases shouldn't be necessary. <br />