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1 Mr . Gaughan:'.uias .committed. to do. that; and believed he • . 2 could do it; 3- pointed out .-that - the other developer was saying-:. they .4 know they -cah 'do-' 50 senior units but: aren' t sure.. .about 5 the third building; 6 added that Gaughan plan was exactly what the H.R.A. had 7 asked for. 8 Makowske said she also liked the fact that Gaughan had been res- 9 ponsive to the City' s request in that regard. 10 Krier commented that when the-H.R.A.:- compares the two proposals 11 they would see both provided the quality of buildings 12 and both companies certainly had the capability of doing 13 the project; 14 however, he saw one advantage for Gaughan was the fact 15 they had their own construction company which should be 16 an advantage in getting the project finished on time;- 17 said another advantage with their proposal is the fact 18 that there would be no phasing and Gaughan had promised 19 to -start faster. 20 Ranallo said he thought the H.R.A. should go with the Gaughan 21 Company. 22 Marks agreed. 23 Makowske said it had been little things like providing ceramic in 24 the bathroom where the other company had said linoleum 25 which had convinced her Gaughan should be chosen because 26 she perceived that ' s the sort of thing which would sell 27 the buildings to renters. 28 Krier Instructed Concerning Points Which Should Be Negotiated in 29 Gaughan Agreement 30 Sundland perceived Gaughan might have skirted ,the' issue about the 31 senior functions in their proposal. 32 Enrooth . said he wasn't sure Mr. Hamel had been in a position to 33' ' know about that-' at this time because..they had ended .up 34 with the same architect as Lang-Nelson and hadn' t been 35 with, a new architect long enough to- have final .design 36 details like that. 37 Makowske said she 'had - sensed she hadn' t gotten a specific "yes" 38' when: it came-to-the community room which- she -considers • 39 a very important part of a senior building. 16