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OF A aT�;-STORY BII= LDFSiG 34, x 212 , f'Rol'
ITS PRESENT SITE AT rNGLESIDE, TM-, TO A SI-E 4,
0 IN CORPUS CERISTI, TEARS, AIM T= PUCE UPOF
A FOMMATION A'-.'D REPA11CD M7
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ACCORDATITCZ YTITH CM--PT,,T PRE'Ll?,=WRY PLAITS UTD
SPECIFICATICCIS FOR TAG Dl32,S=R CE' ,-TR";
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TIOY '70. 1703 AJ— TLIV=,G THE 5-122; YU'llYQ AN
APMCPP IIMCN TO FAY FOR SAID COY122,CT; A17D !�ECL�R-
ING AIT EF[]lRG.Z-,'TCY.
:JIZM',-Q, the City Coil _,` the Cj.--y 1.xas,
having duly detemAned the necessity for the purol-.-e of a one-at:ry
frane 'building, 34, x 2121, and its rerioval from its present site at
'ex"', to - Site in Corpus Christi, Tbxaz, z d -bl:ore placed
,p.. a :;sd :cye;xed c.ma r-:.odalen In aocor�-=
"ProliTainary Plans and Speci!:lcati— for 'An Emergency D-.'-aoter ^, tor'
in the Cl`-y oz Corpus Christi, T-as", mi hmvin& advartilso, far -bild'a
'ork 7 T
a,�O4-, the lan�,tk ol ��d she 7=ior rz��-'r -Y -am,
ro-e4V-,a bids tnamcr,.: and
the rid Of J.11r FI.il, i's "as the 1.vrezt and "lost
advamta.-Ous oi.c submitted; and.
v-�=43, b.oRus. tho 1-6tl, OZ ti- clf the
f,-. said b'as the ',idziarz on said oontract did not have to ecmply
"'Ith, the nrovisiors Of !T-- 17c" Of tLL- C'JIV 01' "-rP",s Ch,- ti,
Texp.,, ir. regard to the submission of a Zuest4o=,aire;
and
IMMMEAS, The City Treasurer of the City of Corpus Christi
1-6 on 1,olTosilt the necessary and proper f'lnds available for the paynent
of such i-mrsvenznts:
NV7, TIEREFIDIdE, BE 1T OR-DII•I-E.: BY THE CITY CCU-,TCTL OF
05 TZ%AS.
Section 1. That the provisions of Resolution lie. 1709,
duly passed by the City Council of the City of Corpus Christi, Texas,
on !agust 22, 19L1,, in regard to the requirement that contractors
bidding on public work in the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, shall
file a "Plan, Experience, and Equipment 1,,uestionnairi at hest seventy -
two ho,u•s before the epanin^ of bids, be waived as to this one contract,
but otheru se to remain in fall force and effect, sad that this aaivcr
of such provisions shall not affect the wdicity of said Resolution
or 0r3i.ance in regard to any other contract, the City Council finding
that the bidders on such oentract did net have sufficient time to file
the same, and the City Council _"urthor finding that John -W. Phillips has
on file the "Confider_tial _iaancial Statement" — 'Iuire, b� such Crdi.-.a_:ce,
and that the said John 3. Fnillirs had herztcfere c thin the --t month
filed with the City Engineer said "Flan, Experience and Equipment
questionnaire" and that the statements in said previous questionnaire
are tru. and 'nave —t altered materially en this <:ate.
Section 2. That it is hereby detenaincd that tae bid cf
Joann TT. Phillips for the re—val of a one -stonf frame building, ?I-
x
2121, fr__,_ its Fr—ent site at nyl .,_vie, , to a in �- c
2s -311, ,c___ , __ ,:hzrz p1a -. :ed :non a ";;undxti cr. —d re ^,ai rzd ens:
rereceled, all of said work being fully described in the ";7eli irary
Flans and Specifications for an Emergency Disaster Center" o__ file in
the office of the City Secretary, is the lewost and most advantageous
bid for the City of Corpus C.Yisti, Texas, and said bid is hereby
accepted.
section 3. That the ?.ayor end City Controller of the City
of Corpus Christi, Texas, be, and they are hereby, authorized and
directed to execute, for and on behalf of said city, a contract by
and between the City a£ Corp.. Christi and Job. W. Phillips, an indi-
._..0 _, for the aforesaid ispro•reaents and w rk, s copy of wUoh said
contract is attached hereto and made a part hereof, and which reads
as follows, to -rite
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Aaa2&rti!
Tim ours mr Taus �
awarf OF mom �
lhts "Weems made and cow" into this First Aw of
7., 19W. by and hawses the pity of fo rrm d`bristi, a Uniosp l
aarpelmtiam it the c9eimtjr of mm". of Tow. mating IV sod
through Its Norm and City Controller tberenmto duly aewheri+ed so
to de. party of the first parts hereinafter turned the s}wAmv and John
A. Phillips. an individual of the City of Corpus Christi. hluewm County.
Tams. Party of the second Poet, latsimaftor termed CONTRACTOR.
WIT9Aa 531H&
For and in 6080166ration of the payments and agreements
harainafter mmnticmad to ha ands and performed by the porgy of the first
Pert (Sumer)o an& noire tbs mamditieme uagrwaed busin, the Party of the
sawed part ( Contrater) hereby agrees with said Party of the first part
(Amer) to m=anse and ouglete the removal of a one -story from build-
,
` rots g41 x Ms. from its present site at Ingleside. Taxes, to a site
In Corpus Christi. Texas. and there place upon a foundation end repair
and remodel, all In accordance with the plans and "ifications pre -
pared by James P. Gibeons williim C•. Wood. and gs=j a. ands, associated
arohidoots, and shall farmish any and all contractors. sAPOTTUIC14 and
staiPrnt which might be nreesaarq to eaarp]ete the jab in accordance
with the us" Plane sod specifications ahiah, ass haoby incorporated
by reference and are and shall aonetitute an such a part of this
agrlsmat as though copied verbatim basin. Said partr of the second
Inert (Cwhtr "W) shell aid and =gist and adriew the purchase and
inspection Of all netwriais art agaiVwnt which might be used is said
building as well ae the use end Inawlatice, tberont. The Contractor
hereby ages[ to essence nark within _La_" after the execution
of able contrast end shall proceed with the walls to the completion thereof
with all dus dili&enee, it being smderstood by the Parties hereto that
the said building will be rav,4 for rsroeal an or about February 15, 1945.
It to understood bq the parties hsrsto that priorities for sos materials
will hays to be obtained, and that tide contrast in conditioned upon the
obtaining of such priaritiwo and aq delmy in securing the msessary
Priorities will not be cbargeablr to the Contractor.
TM party at the firot l^ io .smddrratien of the prewdsaa
ad, agpeemesta on t.bo part of the Party of the *reed part, deer besehr
prmblas sod agree that it 7411 PW "do us party or ties armed part,
mmder the torus of this agreement, a mesdames arm of Moves TLaaosmd
Nice hbmdred Night -Five Dollar" 011.96$.00). it being rderstosi by
the portiw haste that the party or the first part way desire to emit
from tL P1EM and mpseifioations the following womptior and if the
tole are omitted team the arunntt Oppomite each of dai$ +omisslems owl
be deducted from the easdaest prise ebe" met suit it being vadeastoed
that me or all of rid items any be omitted witbeut impairing the
validity of this contract end the mount due osier this contract shall
be oftipated in soaaxdemas with the following selAsiemse
1. Omit all saw window. An present
7dndesa to remain. aeamet. .. . . ... . . . .Ou
P- Colt all steal grill" mm windows.
DoddOt ........ 138.00
3. 0ait all plumbing so specified.
Deduct.. ........ . 47'1.00
14 0dt all virus ss Specified.
De/uot• ... ... 569.00
S. Omit arms�pu%itiema bstmme a loess
No. 1. 2. 3. 94. 25. red 2L Deduct ... . . . 14.00
6. preomnt roof pitch to roman.
Levering not aegwired as aba s on
the droings. Deduct .. .. . . . ... . .. gESOC
TOW Dadsmtiam .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 01919.00
It is esderstm d that tho Ratio= cannot to be paid wiav thim contract
LO Movea Dammed Nino fired ■ighty -fin Dollar. (/11.98%00). amt
the mdxIons wount to be paid under this sanpraat is Tan thaamaad and
dip[tp.81t Dollar. ((130,066.OD). It is nadrrmteod that the amid orahitooL.
aib.en. 1001. mad Weds, 1111, u cam as peodble, aet#ty the party of
the aeeood pert as to the foregoing otoopti0ms ar catasime6
it is furtber adrretood and agreed that the obwm am to
be Pala shall be paid to contractor in accordance with the proeisiime
of the apeoiflemtima attsohad Leete -" pelt W sbar+ar. wd that.
the said avohiteeta shall not ieaas nor shall Contractor be soothed
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is s.aaiwe aarttrie tee at P"Usat is the .s+... of x=* For Erut
( ) of the eoataeat pso. Uffm the impro"Umts oambMPIsted im
aoeteaat Iris lb*- —Pl i" amd MMOPUd by the party or the
first part -1 a' u— - rlstirg apalwt the ews hsfs bom w2y
.
It is furtber modnstasd that the party of th...eam
Pert sill t1sral.h to the party of the first part Us is armnee
widsd in said op -iria u—. 161" said lanranse lual.*s Marini -Ida
Cayasmstlaa Imwarmoa, aid liability lnamroore for ishwy to shy
porsoas o property, as prowid" in said spaoifieatiom., aid marina
imwramoe t. sewer -q Pa.sible ].ao of the s.ld building to ba rmowal
tram the site at Inglsaide. !saris$ is mires CarPas Christi MW to a
sits is Cape Cbrlstls and all athw is- arias. u Prosidsd is uid
spodulcationw, _
CemtrmmQ f-th r sgaase to P4' aid,kp+p th. preps' rao&
aa.Boaisl 8.onrity 4" l.ymsnt la� = his srployaaor and tb
17 "Itmsrld OW aitbholding to that might be *a mw a h - mpleyws
Of his daring the Pregrass of said name.
It is farther 4--4 tbat the acrk performed ammder the terms
of tbis ean4rsot is s3j.st to the inspmtim, apprw ai ssd aao.ptm o
__.s2 Janes P- Gib*m. 111ii= C. Raod. +ad Hmwy a. vNig. s000lsted
arebite.t.. 219 Mondrials< Railding, City or corpse Christi. TW.s.
2s dITFM IEMIW tho parties to th.ss data haws aX amt"
thy► pre"nu in the year and dq first sbaea "itgm
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RMTON !!TR3ST, 10M MST OF VIF CItT-7)3-';;k'- ON
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FOR
T6E CITY OF ?%,XRPUS CHRIM, TVAS
HOVORksllf A. C. VoCAVORAN
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JAX77 F. GIBION
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In order to be entitled to be eonsid #red, proposals wrist be made
in a*** o withh lowing in*traetions: Nast be received
by the n a r than W- M. `f
The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and walve
all forwality In eonnestion therewith.
ANTS
411 drawings, specifications and other Contract M�aumonts shall
be returned to the office of the rer "iteotst its an ur utilated
condition and without any marks or annot=ations, on or before time
of delivering proposal.
17C�^`Pi1
^ny addenda issued leering the time of bidding shall be covered
In the proposal, and inoloslng the contract they will became a
part thereof.
The accepted Contractor shall furnish a pl *tion bond satisfRS-
tory to the dinner or; sal to the total amount of the contract as
follows for the full protection of the fanner againmt loss or
da:rango that may be oeoaeioned by mechanic lien^ or other liens,
or by loss of claims on account of mnteriAls or lasbor furnished,
as security for the luei and faithful performance by the Con -
tractor within the time limit of this contract, the same to be
retainel by the Owner until the dues completion of the whole of
the work.
Upon the due and faithful performance and fulfillment br the
^ontr7ator. conditions h *r*inbefore contained on the p%rt of
twhe Contractor to be obaerved, performed and complied with, the
Contraaator shall be entitled to have returned to him the bond so
loposited by hies within six (6) months.
Proposals shall be enclosed in opaque, **sled envelop** addressed
to the tirehitect and marked "Proposals'. No oral, t*lepb,onio or
telegr�phio will be considered. Propos@alas shall be
signed by the bidder,'giving business 'address. in can* of firms
or corporations. the Proposaala must be signed by the authorizes
officers. Proposal- sh,%ll be made out on forma provided by the
era itect. Give alternate bids in oell*d for in speaificatigns
and proposal blanks I Pc t& 4 t,, aso•,- eTwnca w.'r+f�ow r1 ra
G+•o��erli�raarGl,id O f �G (•ni"� `lt' C°7°ea✓ L��iN:lf.
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LO—TICE TC NUAM
All Contractors figuring on this work shall be sure that they
understand all purses details, specifications, and conditions
clearly, for each will be bound by all things therein whether
under a ,particular heading or not, that in *A way affect$ his
portion of the works should the contract be awarded his.
P P;V ITITI
The Contractor must, at his ours expense, obtain all necessary
permits, pay all. legal fees and comply with all "`tate Building
and Sanitary lazes, all municipal ruleez, orlinanner, and r*gula-
tions relenting to the building and the preservation of the pub-
lic health and safety; also 'Mate highway regulations relenting
to moving the building to the new site.
SITE, " i7ttRl'f"111 SMI
The Contractor shall visit the site of the proposed work and
shall carefully inform himself of the existing conditions; he
shall also make a careful quantity survey of the gleans, and shall
beer in mind all notation* etc.. on the gas* and shall bs fully
bound by all things contained in plans and these epeciticatione.
He shall verify all measurements at*., on plans, before starting
work.
APPLICiiTION 2F COMPITIONS
The Conditions and clauses, printed as well a�r written, shall
apply to all branch*$ of the work with an equal force, whether
the work is done under one ,general contract, or several separate
ones.
The Contractor shall provide for all labor, moving equipment,
scaffolding*, appliesacee, etc., necessary for the proper exe�u-
tion of the vnrivus portion* of the work. The materials unless
othervise specifiea:ly agreed upon, shell be new, an9 together
with the worUmanship, shall be the best of their respective kinds
for the uses intended, and shall be at all times, subje*t to the
inspection of the Architects for rejection or approval. The
Owner will provide such materials as agreed upon.
RZiizC*Z"- 9-- MOV-Ti
The Contraaotor shall from time to tire as directed by the Archi-
tects, remove all rubbish from the building, shall clean out the
entire building to the satisfaction of the ¢rchitects.
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The Contractor shall give the work his personal attention and
be an the job a sufficient time to keep in close toack with the
progress of construction. If a foreman is employed he shall be
a competent general foreman, with authority to acts and any in-
struationaa given such foreman by the Architects, shall be consi-
dered in the absence of the Contractor. as having been given him.
UNDE.R8
In the reception of tender of band on the work, the Owner incurs
no obligation to accept the lowest or any bid. rash bid shall
be constructed to cover all the work finished completes ready
for occupancy, a *nl**R otherwise instructed.
The ?)ravings and these 1ptciflosations are intended to describe
and provide for a finished piece of work. They are intended to
be eo- operative, and what is called for in Inge, is as binding as
If called for in both. The Contractor will understand the work
Is to be completed in every detail, notwithstanding every item
necessarily involved to be not particularly mentioned.
The Contractor will understand that he will be held to provide
all materials and lobos necessary for the entire completion of
the work intended to be described anti shall not avail himself
of any manifestly unintentional error, or mission, should any
oyint. Should there be any error or inconsistence in the draw -
Inge or specifications,'the Contractor, before proceedi:g with
the , rk, shall m ;aka+ the mention of same to the architect for
adJustcent. In no case shall the Contractor proceed with the
work in uncertainty.
DSTA di INSTR"XTIONS
' -Mould it appear that the work hereby intended to be dons, or
any of the matter relative thereto are not sufficiently detailed
or explained in the drawings or in those specifications, the Won -
tractor shall conform to the additional explanation* or drawings.
Tn the event of any doubt or question arising respecting the
drawings and these specifiontionn, reference shall be made to
the architect vhose decision shall be final and conelnst".
'reference shall be given to i'irured dimensions on the drawings
rather than to measurements scale. °rho figures witnessed by
arro,,! heads. arlesss otherwise ear, lamed, are intended to repre-
sent sxict e:e;aasurements.
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It is understood that the Contractor shall make such slight al-
teratlefte as may be neoeasary to *rake adjusted pasts finished
ones. without extra charges, leaving ail complete and in proper
*hap* when dame. It shall to the duty of the Contractor to vorify
all dimensions shown on the drawings sad report ate► orror of taw
ccsnsiatsnoy to the 'rchitoots before begi ning worts.
CO. "XF17", iNIM)
Unless otherwise provided in the Contract Documents the 4rahl-
toots will Dish to the Contractor, free of charge. all copies
of drawings, and specifications reasonably necessary for the exo-
oution of the work.
330P PR AW 1INGS
The Contractor shall submit with such promptness as to taut* no
delay in his own work or in that of any other Contractor, two
copies of all shop or setting drawings and schedule* required
for the work of the various trades, and the trehitoot shall pass
upon therm with reasonable promptness. The Contractor shall rates
any corrootions required by the .architects, file with him two (I)
corrected copies and furnish such other copies an may to needed.
The trehitects" approval of such drawings or schedules shall not
relieve the Contractor from responsibility for deviations from
drawings or specifications, unless he has in writing called the
°.rchitects' attention to such deviations at the tuna for sub -
mission, nor shall it relieve him* from responsibility for errors
of any sort in shop dravinge or schedules.
DRAVINGS Q-0 �;PEC IF III AT 1093 OF THE ''-ORX
The Contractor shall keep one copy of all drawings and specifi-
cations on the warts, in good order, available to the arehiteets
And to his representative.
`y A PIXS
The Contractor shall furnish for approval all samples an directed.
The work shall be in accordance with approved samples.
I TAY, "'on
The Owner, without Invalidation of the Contract, may order extra .
work or crake changes by altering, adding to or deducting from the
work, the Contract nuts being adjusted accordingly. All such work
3hnll be executed under the conditions of the original contrsot
ax�.ept that any claim for extension of 'lime caused thereby shall
be adjusted at the time of ordering euco changes.
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PUT UAL i�f,!. �._R 0
Should this Contractor clause damage to any other Contractor of
the work, the Contractor agrees, upon due notice, to settle
with such Contractor by agreement or arbitration, if he will
so settle. if ouch Bather Contractor suan the Omar on account
of any damage alleged to have sustained. the Owner shall notify
the Contractor who shall defend such proceedings at the Owner's
expenee and. if any jUdgmaent against the Owner arises therefrom
the Contractor shall pay or satisfy it nnA pay all costs incurred.
�TJF -,':Q TRIa ! "'fRi
°;he l'ontrrctor shall, as soon as c:.ractiorible rafter the algae-
tiara° o the Contract, notify the ?rchitects in writinf of than
mane" of the aubcontrictom proposed for the principal parts
of the wark and ror such other as the Architects shall direct
and shall not employ any that the �rohitscts may within as reason-
able time object to as incompetent or unfit. ,
Tf the Contractor bag submitted before signing the Contract a
list of subcontrnetorn and the change of any name of such list
as rewired in writing by the Owner after sirnsturs of agree-
ment. the contrset price shall be increased or diminished by
the difference in cost moeasioned b%, such ohaange. The arehi-
teeta >: nhail, on request, furnish to any subcontr" for wherever
practical, evidence of the amounts certified on his account.
"'he Contractor �groes that he 1!5 as fully res onsible to the
C "ner for the acts and oaAssions of his nubcontractors and
of yerson� either directly or in,'irectly employral by theta, as
t-z it for tha acts_ i.ni .,Mission of persons directly employed
by zim. "othinF contained in the Contract Documents shall
crests any contractual relation between any subcontractor and
the Corner.
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171,,T10Y. Or CONTRACTOI) ANM nIMICOYTTIAMA
The Contractor agrees to 'tied overp subcontrertor and every
subcontractor npreep to be bound by the terms of the agreement,
the flaneral Coneiltions, the Drawingm and 1peeifioations an far
ass applioable to his work, Inc Nadine the following provisions
of this approved in writing as aclequata by the owner or ,'archi-
tects. This 'loss not npEly to minor subcontraotors.
;.sITEPCTI c f "T, Tai"
`be `,rcnitacts shm11 hive general eaupsr•vision and direction of
the work.. They eras t''e aa,ents of the Owner only to the extent prc-
vi-lel in the Contr,%st ^ocumentas and When In sueoial instances as
they scarp, upon raluest, whew the Contractor written authority.
They !wave authority to estop the work whenever such stoppage
may be necessary to insure the proper execution of the
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Contract. As the Architect in the first inatanos, the inter-
preter of the eanditLems of the eenatrect and the ,wage of its
performemoo, he shall case, hie p*as"s under the Contract to *a-
fore* its faithful performaanoo'by beW
In giving Instructions, the Architect shell have authority to
make minor changes in the work, not involving extra cost, and
not inconsistent with W purpose of the building# but other-
wise. except in an mosvoney most/one eaadeaagoriang life or property, no
extra work or change shall be trod* unless in pursuance of a
written order from Ow Omer signed or eowntersigned by the
{rchitocts or a written order from the Arohtteets stating that
the Owners has awthoris *d the extra work or oshango and no claim
for an siddition to the contract sum shall be valid unless ec
ordered. The value of any such extra work or *hang* -shall be
determined by estimate and acceptance in a lump suss.
=_ t t i R' RIGHT TO `reM
If the Contractor should neglect to prosecute the work properly
or fail, to perform any provision of We contract, the Owner,
,after three days written notice to the Contractor, may without
prejudice to any Bather remedy he may have, make good such defi-
cienciss and may deduct the cost th rbor from the payment than
or thereaftor duo the Contractor; provided however* that the
architects shall approve both such action and the amount charged
to the Contractor.
Ai=27LICATION FOR PAVENTS
The Contractor shall submit to the *rchitect an application for
each payment, and it required, reoeipts or other vouchers showw
ing his payments for materials and labor. including payments to
sub-contractors.
. 7. °ATIFIC!AT " or PAYuriNTs
If the Contractor has made application as above, the Rrchlteats
shall, not later than the date when each payment falls ague,
issue to the Contractor a certificate for such amounts as he
decides to be properly clue.
No certificate issued nor payment made to the Contractor, nor
partial or entire use or occupancy of the work by the turner, shall
be an acceptance of any work or material nor in accordance with
this contract. The awaking and acceptance of the Owner, other
than those arising from unsettled liana, from faulty work ap-
pearing after final payment or from requirement of the sspecifi-
ca+ticns, and of all claims by the Contractor except those pre -
viously made and still unsettled. !hauld the �rchltects or in an
award by arbitration, ;atom dew-and whon due, the Contractor shall
receive, in addition to the sue named in the certificate, in-
terest thereon at the legal rate in force at the place of build-
ing.
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The Arohitoots may withhold or, on account of Subsequently die -
covered evidence, nullify, the whole or a pert of any certificate
to such extent an may be necessary to protect the Owner from
lonaa on account of
U,) Defective work not remedied.
(B) Claims filed or reasonable evidence Indicating prob-
able filing of claims.
(C) Failure of the Contractor to me" payments properly
to sub- oontrsators or for material or labor.
(0) a Reasonable doubt that the Contract can be completed
for the mount unpaid.
(ate) Damage to another Contractor.
:hen the above Grounds are removed payment ihall be made for
aaounts withhold because of thee.
The Contractors #hall maintain such insuranme an will protect
him from claims under 'Jorkmen'e Compensation ,eta and from other
claims for damage or personal injury, Including death, which may
arias from operations under this contract, whether such opera-
tions be by himself or by any subcontractor or anyone directly
or Indirectly employed by either of theta. Certificates for such
insurance mhall be filed with the Ovner if he so requires, and
shall be subject to hip for approval for adequacy of protection.
If either party to this Coni.rnct should snuffer damage in any
scanner because of any wrongful act or neglect of that other
party or of #anyone employed by hiss, then he shall be reimbursed
by the other party for quoh damags I.,ppq raper Proof Ile.
^laiams under this clause shall be mad* in writing to the party
linble within a reasonable time at the first obaaervance of -4ueh
daasmn a and not later than than time or final payment, except an
e7 ressaly stir: =uiated otherwise in the case , ;f fsalty rap :rk or
m7iterial.a. -
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I- either the final payment nor any part of the retained peresnt-
a;,e shall become due until the Contractor, if required. shall
deliver to the arner a complete release of all lions thereof
and if re <4uired in either case, an affidavit that as far as hs
has knowledge or information the releases and receipts Include
all labor and material for which ca lien could be filed, but
the :ontrasotor may, if any subcontractor refused to furnish a
release or receipt in full, furnish a bond satisfactory to
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the Owner. to indemnity Pais* against any liens. If any lien
remain unsatisfied after all payments are made, the Contractor
oh,-Al refund to the owner all money that the latter may be a**-
palled to P?aq' in discharging such a lien including *.ail seats
Ind o reasaona le; a3ttorneyar) tae.
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The Architects shall, within a reasonable time. oak* deaieians
on all claims of the Owner or G= •retractor and other matters re-
lating to the execution and progress, of the sworn or the inter -
pretation of the contract documants.
"hs .rehltsots' doaleion in matters relating to artistic
affect-4 shall bs final, if within time terms of the contract
doo=ante. except no aabovs or ate otherwise v,4rprosely provided
in the bontract ')o*z tents, all the krchitoots' decisions are
subJect to *rbitraation.
All quest one srubjeot to arbitration under this contract shall
be su itE to a:bicwtrtratetor n at the choice of sither pr+rty to
the d put 'Cbe shall not es as delay of the work
during ny n. itrtian roosedirgs, assets agreement w th tics
Owner. he 4 d for asrbitrtation emtsas.11 sled in wri lug
with the ranitear i Lire casts of an ; sal rots his d ision,
within ton days of receipt and in ny oths case wi hin a
reasonable ime aft cause thsrool. d in no a "s I*t r than
the time of heal P art, except a othorwitse %prso ly stipulated
in the contra t. # t trahl teet tall to rIke a ision within
rensonablra tic s stip latod in he eantrseot, ppeesl to ar-
bitration bitra,tion m y b taken as f his acission had bse rendered against
the party appeal i g. No an ssh 1 be nominated arbitrator who
is in any way inma dally in r steed in this as tr at or in time
business affa re of either t Owner. Contrac r a Architects.
°3nlsts� *the Ise prastr sd by ac+h ra:linst a tact ®s, t e parties
t aq cgrse on one %rb ra r, of erwi %a rs shatll to tiAreso
one name- in writing, b s ah part to ie acntrsct, to the other
pwrty a to t ?;arras �,rchit eta any# t s ird is chosen by those
tea ar tratrrre. i'f the a be one or trator, his desi lawn shell
be b ing; if three, t 4 ioi *n ny two shell be 1binding.
?uc> dersision shell to pss -taiE +erg Is it may be filed in court
to carry it into off t. The bi ra�+to , if beet! deems that
I agues 4oman4a it, are asuthar z d to s rd to the pert whose
ontention is susta nevi such a ne they :wail appeal ze d, if the
a;psal wont kesn w pout room* a ea cause, am"** for d lsay.
i ne arbi tratorn s . it fix ,thee acs compensation, unless other»
vioac .arov eied by agreement, AM Ahajl asasess the costs and charges
of t11s arbitration apon either or bot"j artion. The award of the
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:arbitrators shall be in writing and it shall not be open to
ob4ection on account of the fore of the proceeding or the award,
oniee$ otherwise proei4ed by the Controlling statutes.
CAsa'q ALLOWA OR
The Contractor shall enclose in the contract sum all allowances
named in the contract documents and shall pause the wort covered
to be done by such contractors and for such sums as the + architects
nsgy direct, the Contractor declares that the Contract sum includes
such sums for expenses and profit on account of cash allowances
ix he daesas. proper.
No demand for axpenees or profit other than those Included in the
Contract sum shall be allowed. The Contractor shall not be re-
juired to employ for asnu such work persons against wham be has
a reasonable obiet^tion.
1 OF PRLczI!3E"-
The Contractor shall confine his apparatus, the storage of
materials and the operations; of his workmen to limits indicated
by law, ordinances, permits or direction of the xrohitescts and
shall not unreasonably encumber the premises with his materials.
The Contractor shall enforce the architects instructions regard-
ing rsign*,`ad►artidereats, anew fires. The Contractor shall pro-
tect shrubbery and lemons as directed by the krehitects.
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The Contractor shall do all cutting, fitting. or patching on
his work that may be rejulred to make its severeal ,parts done to-
Cet'?ter properly and fit to receive by wor-k of other GontrsCtors,
Vi:>wrr +wren, nr re ,asonahly im -�Aiad by the Irnwings and - _3persifios-
tions for the completed struotura, and he shall make good after these
:asa the O.rchltoctm may direct.
*ny cast caused by defective or 1111-tim*1 work shall be borne by
the party ressponsib'r thereof. The Contraactor shaall not endanger
any �:rrk b cutting, dig.girtg, or otherwise, and shall not cut or
Rltnr the mark o* rimy other Contractor save with the consent of
Archi tactsa .
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The Cflntrasctor shall at all times keep the premises free from
accumulations of waste material or rubbish caused by his em-
ployees or work, and at the completion of work he shrill remcve
all, his rubbish from and about the building and all hiss tools,
sc =xffolsiing, and surplaas s.-%terials, and shall leave his work
lbromw Clean* or its ejuivaale nt, unless rare erectly :specified.
In carne of d1gpute the Cwtaer may remove rubbish and charge the
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cost to the Several Contractors as the krohiteote are determined
to be just.
'P AVlXJkjjQjq Or S>RS019ES
Before submitting proposals for this work., esach bidder will
be held to have examined the promisee and satisfied himself
as to the existing conditions under which he will be obllgod
to operate in performing his part of the work, or that will In
any manner affect the work under this contract. No allowance
shall be made subsequently in this connection, in behalf of
the Contractor for any error or negligence on his part.
This :?peolal Conditions and General Conditions of the A. 1. :s.
hereby become a part of this specification.
LOCATION of ^ZTB
The location of the building on the lot shall be as shown an
plot plan.
~COT'S _07 WsOHK
The scope of the work includes moving the one story building
2XV x 340 now located on the Humble Oil Company property at
7nglaside, Texas, to ag site in Corpus Christi, Texas, as dee-
€gnated and shown on the plant plan of the drawings.
The ^ontraaetor shall -ove the structure 1-n4 cut in lengthe
ass large an practical for mowing, cars €atent with the Texas
^tats s;isrhw>;ay laws, etc. He shall wake all necessary bonds
and pay for all permits. The contractor shall prepare the new
sits. eveavnte for and erect new concrete foundation; provide
and erect new eille; repair cuts where building was cut for
moving; alter interior and exterior of the building, lowering
root pitch; new metal lath and stucco for all exterior walls.
Now built up roof surfaced with gravel. 7swire the building
and change outlet locations; repair gas ind water servieee
within the building; where outti -.# was necessary. 'water, gas,
and sever shall, be taken 5'- outsile of buildinne. No grad-
ing walks or drives included in this contract.
.any damage done to property of humble ^il Company in the mov-
ing of the building shall be repaired, and their property shall
be left in it's original state at completion of moving.
Unless othe vise specified, the Contractor shall supply all
labor, transportratlor,, materials, apparatus, fuel, energy,
light, scaffolding ani tools necessary for the entire, proper
anaJ substantial completion of his work; +ani shall install,
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maintain and remove all equipment of the construction anal other
%tensile ar things, and be responsible for the safe# proper and
lawful construction, maintenance and tame of eeme, any! shall *on-
strnct in the beet and most workmanlike Manner. a complete build -
ing and everything properly Inaldentel thereto as shown an tlae
Plans, stated in Speciftcsatione or reasonable implied therefrom,
all in accordance with the Contract Documents.
LLT—'N i 4UT r SUM"
The present building is now located an continuous foundation.
It is impossible to ascertain ,joist epliees or Interior pier
locations. The interior piers an shown on the r9undatiou plan
are assumed and are not necessarily correct. Ths Contractor
shall before laying out new foundaatiorg, raise a portion of the
building from present foundation to a height that proper in-
epection and measurement* may be taken by the Architects.
After the measurements are taken and verified with the planes ee
Issued to the contractor, he may proceed with the foundation
layout on the new sits. 77hould extra piers or sill sizes be
changed, the Owner will pay extra for the work involved on unit
price basis.
The General Contractor shall employ an erpertenced and compe-
tent civil engineer. cause him to oo tatblloh a permanent bench
to which *soy acceee may be had during the progress of the work,
to determine all lines and grades and to verify same from time
to time during the progress of the work and shall keep on the
job at all times as Complete level. keep same its good working
condition and allow the ,rchitects restricted use of saner at
all ties*.
TEk "r`C RA7Y OFFICr-S
Each Contractor shall provide his own attics on the promises,
maintain same and remove same when directed.
8TORAC8 Sims, ETC.
The General Contractor shall provide on the greminas where di-
rscted. shall maintain same in good condition and shell remove
same when directed, suitable, substantial, watertight storeys
sheds In 'which he shell store well materials which would be das-
aged by the weather.
WATER FOR BUILDING WORY
The General Contractor shall provide and pay for all water re-
iuired in the building 'cork.
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SANITARY ARRANGS9 0
The General Contractor shall at the beginning of the work pro -
vide on the provisos where directed. a suitable temporary soa-
venlenee and enclosure for the use of all workmen an the job;
shall maintain same in a sanitary to-dition and remove same and
all its contents at the completion of the building and when
directed by the .s.rchitects.
L_L 2TRIGAL EBRG? .
The General Contractor shall make :all necessary applieatia9,
pay all fees, and charges, obtain necessary permits and provide
and maintain electrical energy for power. light, as required
fair surfacing machines on wood, or other items of o*nstructiont
and as necessary for providing and maintaining artificial light
in the progress of any branch of the work.
FR=FCT1CFa
The G*neral Contractor shall tRke over and assume all responsi-
bility for the entire prises, including property where the
present building is located, any property damaged in the moving
of the building, maintain all protections and provide and maintain
all additional protections as required by the Architects and the
governing hews, rules, regulations and ordinances. All shall be
responsible for any loss or damage caused by his or his workmen
to the property of the Owner or to the work or materials of the
other Contractors or sub- contractors and shall make good any lose,
damage or injury without cost to the Owner.
The General Contractor %hall carefully protect all treat, shrubs,
badges. walks, lama n so indicated on the plans not specified as
being removed fro injury during building work rind past' for all
damage to snots recultinp from insufficient or improper proteec-
tian.
The General Contractor shall, at his own cost. settle and Us-
charge all claims aads against the owner and shall indemnify
and save harmless the owner from lase $lad damage from claims
made by adjoining ^asners, on 4"ount of *ork Iona cinder this
contract.
1,11 protections sn4 methois of protection %baatll at all times be
subject to the spprovasl of the Architects and shall be main-
tained until the completion of all word; under this contract.
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'Y';aeh °antraotor shatll secure and protect the Owner from liabil-
ity whstsoevsr for injury to any person or persson$ or property.
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each Contractor shall take oat isediately upon starting the work
and shall Maintain for the boaafit and protection of the owner
an Owner's Contingent Liability Insurance polio in the limit*
of $5,0W -00 (:Five Thousand dollars) for injury to one person.
The policies shall be in form, and in all other respects ssatts-
f;actory to the Owner. Evidence that such insurance Is in force
shall be submitted to the Architects Immediately upon the sign -
ing ssi the Contract by either producing the polio$** to the -Ar-
chit*ats for inspection, or the liability Ccmpany'e usual form
Of certificates. Maid policies and certificates *shall certify,
mmong other thing*, that the insurance will not be o4ne *fled
Or lapsed during the progress of the work cov*red by sp*cifioa-
ttmw.
^ach Contractor shall protect gals work ragrinat loss b.; fire, ex-
plosion sand tornadi. The Contractor's interests shall consist
only of all labor and materiels which he may have put into the
building, and for which he has not been paid, and the Owner's
interest shall consist only of all labor and materiels in the
building for which he shall have paid.
All insurance policies shall be issued only by companies author -
ized to do business under the law of Texas, and copies of all
policies shall be tiled with the Architects before the work is
*started.
When the whole or a portion of the.work Is suspended for any
reason, such Contractor shall properly cover over, secure and
protect such of his work as way be livable to sustain injury from
any Cause.
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Fxcept as otherwise *pacified, each Contractor shall furnish at
his clan cost and riskp all tools, apparatus. hoiete, derricks,
including power for sox *, scaffolding and all temporary work
and material* necessary for the prosecution of this contract.
Temporary equipment shall be installed in such a scanner that
the finished work will not be damaged by evoke, falling mortar,
concrete or other $aueess.
Location and arrarsgement of temporary equipment shall be sub-
ject to the sapprovel of the ,Architects.
[each Contractor shall be responsible for the proper care and
protection of all his materials, equipment ow., delivered at
the sits.
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Building materials, contractor's equipment etc.. may be stored
on the premises, but the placing of smse shell be subject to
the approval of the Architects.
Vhen any room in the building Is used as a shop, storeroom ate.,
the one masking use of such roods will be hold responsible for
any repairs, patching or cleaning arising from such use.
:ach Contractor shall protect and be roapmmmible for any dmssge
to his work or material. from the data of the agreement until
the final payment is made. and shall make good without cast to
the Dwner, any damage or loss that any *tour during this period.
Faah Contractor shall Handle all material as directed, so that
it may be inspected by the "rchitso U.
ll eament, lime, gypsum blocks and other material affected by
tae weather shall be covered Rssd protected to keep them free
from damage while they are being transported to the sit*.
!7hould any material be found defsative or in any way contrary
to the contract, this material., no matter in what stage of aaam-
pletion, may be rejected by the Architects snd shall be removed
from the premises at once.
C11MR CC2IKMRACTCffip
^ooh lontractcor Shall allows the Owner or anyone employed by
trim Alrectl7 or indirectly, whether union or non - union, in the
buil3ing or about the promises at all tires.
The 'rchltectm anal their representatives wahall, at all boosp
have access to the work wherever it is in preparation or pro -
gress RM each Contractor shall provide groper and safe facili-
tie± for such access and for inspection.
The Owners may maintain inspectors on the job in addition to
the architects, for the purpose of Inspecting materiels, methods
lard character of the work or equipment and theme inspectors
will deal with the Contractor only through the ?rohitaets.
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The Owner shall have the right to take possession of and use
any completed or partially completed portions of the structure
of �sork notwithaata.ntling, the time for completing the entire work
or such portions as may not have expired; much possession and
use shall not ba an acceptance of the nark taken or used.
Tf such prior use increases the cost of this work or delays Its
cimpletion, the ',ontractor^ shrall be entitled to extra* eompones-
ti.:rn or extension of time, or both. The Contractor's *later for
such uxtraa nom pen >,atlon shill be in writing, with vouchers and
other aupportinf data attached.
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It. in the judgment of the Architects, it b000mon aaeasseary at
any time during the erection of this building in ardor to ao-
celerrate the work. each Contractor or sub-contractor, when or-
dered and Alrected by the 'rcU tects, shall cerise work at any
perticulaar point and trasnsa;er hiss mere to such point or points,
aanvi executo such i.ortionn of his pork as may be required, to
enable others to hasten and properly engage and carry on their
work, all as direeted by the Architects.
'Althin cane meek after the Contractor has been notified by the
' rchitects that he hen boors awarded the contract, he shall, sub-
mit t4 the .Architects. a scheAule of operations giving the mate
that each part &M branch of the mark will be started and tin -
Inhed. fie shall also keep „ record of prorrome, covering etch
-rt of 1-heo murk oats aubrit tv,o cowiec to the architect every
two weeks. This schedule nhall be rade in such forar as will
sweet with the aprrovikl of the `rchltects.
TIV? OF ' CX FTION
The work is to be carried to completion with utaoet speed.
Pefore signing the contrset. a definite time schedule shall be
prepared by etch Contractor. to which he shell work and of
which he shall Immediately furnish the Architect% ra copy. The
ovate of completion shrill be not l °ter than the nueaber% of days
iti uiRtiA in the contract.
If, in the o; :inion of the 'rt7hitects, it becomes necessary for
maintainir. the achsdule And for the completion of the building
,Ni thin * ,r,,eciflei -time, to work after regular hours or on holi-
days, - ontrkctor� merit Irmediately do so ua.on r*iueast without
additional cost to the owner.
The Peeneral Contractor %ea>€wurseaa entire responsibility, shall be
reeponsihle aftch for his own work and every part thereof* and
all work of every deacriptiort used in connection therewith. xte
shall srecifi ally "ind distinctly ?asome and does ass assume all
risks of da>zara,ge or injury from whatever caauase to property or
pear one used or employed on or in connection with his work,
and of all d,aar�aage or injury Eros: %any cause to property or per-
sons or property wherever located, resulting from any connec-
tion with ''-rice work, AnA un4ortrke ^,,nd promise to protect and
defend the ^,sonar '-against all claims on account of any asuoh dam -
age or injury.
Each ;'ontrsetcor "III b,� ')eld rest' + #azss%h?e for the execution of a
PeitiTir :c4,ory �M com,:Iete : ihe" at -,0;;, in aceardaanae with the
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true Intent of the drawings and specifications. no $hail pro -
vide, witboat extra Orartee all incidental items required as
a part or his works a the r acct particularly specified now
indieet", and it he bawr:good reaasma for objection to the use
of any material, appii'ar a or method* of Constructions as
shorn or specified, he shall ,sake report of such objection to
the Architect and obtain proper adjustment before the contrsot
is no", and shall proceed with the work, only with the under -
Standing that a oetiefootary job will be required.
LA-2 i`RZd41 s Aw w m-sam
Unless otherwise specified, all naterislo shall be new and both
workmanship and materials, *hall be of good quality. °'ech eon-
tractor shall, if required, furnish aaatisfactory evidence as to
the hind and duality of his materials and workmanship.
qch contractor shell sul it saa=ples of materials. finish. sp-
pliasnoea oto., when required by the Architects and a" ouch esm-
plea must be approved by the Architects in writing before the
work is executed and all work shall conform in all respects to
the approved samples. Any work which does not Conform to the
approved samples will be rejected and shall, be removed sand re-
placed by work that does so Conform. In case samples submitted
ore not approved. others shall be submitted until satisfactory
sam, les haw boon ,approved.
"mach contractor shall awake such tests as may be required to
snow that the requirements of the specification* have been ful-
filled. All teats shall be made under the supervision mrad di-
rection of the Arch#tects and each contractor sherd provide all
necessary materials, labor, appnrmtut etc., ;properly prepired,
,adjusted and run, before than `rchitectr ere asked to in- -spect
s care .
Hill* for extras will be allowed only when ?cork is ordered in
writing. No bills, based upon verbal orders, will be considered
by this ?architect unleismm by written or ].er from the
Architect*.
A` '=.,'Nola; JF 4TSA1 AL$
Contractors shall make written request to the 'rWiiteots for,
and obtain their approval of the use of any materials, construe -
tion etc., other than those mentioned as standards in the speci-
fications. or indicated on the drawings and of materials, con-
struotion eta., proposed for use when 'approved" materials or
work are specified without mentioning any standard by name.
Contractors shall make ,wuoh request within five days, mfter con-
tract is signed, and before ordering any material or work ro-
,jiring approval by the �rohiteots.
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on the lilt gent XSAh of mach *eWtii MW Contractor shall furnish
Architeete a aorreat report to tripliests, giving the following
Information regarding the work daring prwVlouft pariad.
list of materials delivered to the site, stating naaa of
brand, quality and auo oust of aaxrae.
Lint of ieavwiel UdIt In place.
Statement giving the estmitton, general progress of the
work and the pareer►isga of each brand of the xnrk that has
barn finished.
5tatemon" giving morel progress of the worm that is
being dame ewey from the site and approximately when it
will be finished and delivered. .
:tress reports shall be Meade in such form AS directed by the
Architects and as will meet with their approval. In addition
to the above reports, flee Contractor shall furnish tEao A.rehi-
tscts. before the first payment beeomea due, a correct atstr-
asent showing estimated stoat of eaeh pant of the work gas; out-
divided in the specifications, the total equaling the contraat
price. This atatomsnt *hall be for the use of the Architects,
at their discretion, in preparing eetimstes for payments on
account.
The General Oantractor ohail guarantee hie work for n period
of ens .year from the drtte of seoeptaace by the Architects end
,shall leave the work in perfect enter tt completion, +n3 nei-
ther the final certificate or payment nor any provision in the
contract documents shall relieve the ^ontreactr r of the raspon-
ibility for negligence or faulty aaterisl:-S or workmanship
within the extent and parted provided by law and upon written
notice be shell tumefy any defeets dug narrate +and pay all ex-
penres for any damage to other woric resulting therefrom.
TSMAT"!
The General Contractor shall subait a sreparate proxosai for
aseh alternate stating the amount that shall be added to or
do:fucted from the flat bid if the work outlined in the alter -
nate is installed in lieu of tho work specifiesi.
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GEMAL
1.
The General Conditions and the 3peclal Conditions of the contract
are embodied in the forepart of these specifications and shall be
read by this Contractor as all conditions therein set forth are
a part of this contract 4n! Are binding on the Contractor.
TAY'E5 AND SATUR BOARDS
Tayout the building accurately, under the supervision of the Arabi -
teot, snd set such stakes, batterboards etc., as may be necessary:
using 24 x A" for supports, and 1" boards for horizontal members.
`r0, E OF STORK
The scope of this contract includes the excavation for steins,
footing, eta., also trenches, baokfilling. grading s.nd the re-
moval of 411 surplus dirt, all es directed by the architect, and
to his entire satisfaction. ;excavation fat pier foundations shall
be made with a power machine and reared out at bottom of sizes
shown.
ERRORS
No fills will be allowed under foundations. In Case of, by error,
it is necessary to fill ear,*, it shall be done with concrete as
directed, without extra, cost to the Owner. Clean fo=atingr bottoms
of foreign matter before placing concrete.
DAILINC, M) riiVPIWG
perform all pumping and bailing necessary to drain and keep all ex-
eavations, nits and trenches free from water, under all ciream-
stances and contingencies that may !arise, using such means as may
be beat suited to conditions and approved by the - %rohitact.
i;VTRA DEPTH
All footings must rest on level and suitable moll, cnA where
%rchitaet may decide it to be necessary to go deeper than ahorm,
this shall be done at previously accepted unit -rites for all work
involved. *Iso proper credit at previously established unit
prices shall be allowed. If footings can be set at lees depth
than as shown on plan and ass will be determined by the Architects.
APPIOVAL
he entire work specified under this heading %hs,11 be !subject to
inspection and final mp, rovnl of r.rchitects.
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:1^0FT or WO-Rr
All footings, founlationn nn• stub columns ate., shall be of
reinforced concrete unleen ehown otherwise.
of all m*t&rJaLJ shall be submitted to and ftpprovo4 by
the �rchitoats before they are used. ill mnterinl rejected for
t%is work shall be immediately removed frat the Pita.
- A aerent .shall be of an iv-roved brand that confomn t the
t3,n11Ard "Teolflcatio: -�r% end 'eats for 7�ortland Convent, of the
•rzeT-ican "lociety for Testing Vaterials.
GONGRE�J','.' AMRFGATRS
Goncrets aggreg*toa shall consist of natural sands ,tnd pravols,
with clean, uncoated particles. �ggrogatos containing ioft, thin,
flaky. longeted or laminated particles totaling more then three
percent or containing shale In excess of one mind one-half "r
cent, or silt and crushed ftnt finer than 9100 stendr.rd Rio" in
excess of two per cent ihft.11 not tmi umed. -
I'll aggreqRte retninei on No. 4 qtander4 sieve shall be conniiersi
anti known as "nonrise kgarognto,' qnd shall be graded as directed
by the Irchitacts. Not inrger than I-I/V diameter for foun-
htiatts -,tub t-olurns.
--,,ter used In mixing concrete shall be eloan, fro* from inJurious
amounts of oil, alkali, organic matter or other deleterious sub-
!Rtan*ea.
,11 wotni reinrorcament. shall conform t* the relulrorerzt% of the
fnr the !*rticljltr rrsterial.
III concrete, Winless otharvisa noW, shall davelop an ultimate
strength of 77501C, pounds per squ*ro inch at twonty-sight days.
The proportions of aggregates to cement for concrete of any water-
cement ratio ahill td iileh 33 to proiwo concrete that will work
readily into the ^orneri ani sIFJ*s of the farm and around the
reinforcement without exa4saive pudillng of spadiAg and without
permitting free crater to collect on the surface- The eeambinsd
aggregate shall be of snoh coupoettioea of $1900 that siren eepar-
rated by the #4 sieve. the weight retained one the sieve shall not
be lase than one -half nor sore than two - thirds of the total, nor
shall the amount of **area material be such as to prodace hard -
*hips in placing concrete in drilled holes or stub cobs.
CORM11 QF 04a MICLS
The methods of measuring concrete materials shrill be such that
the proportions of water to cement *,,,n bee accurately controlled
during the pprogress of the work and easily *hooked at any time
by the 1krehitects. The method of dellvering the aspregates to
the work and of storing and handling shall be such that this
moistures content of the aggregates. at they come to the mixer,
shn1l not be subject to frequent or uonac•ssary changes.
Copp m'i'n
All Transit mixed concrete shall be mixed until there is a uniform
distribution >f the materials, and the mass is uniform In color and
homogsnious.
Before placing concrete@ all equipment for Winging and trsnsport-
Ing the concrete shall be cleaned, all debris shall be removed
from the places to be 000upied by the eonareto o former shall be
thoroughly wetted. 'Reinforcement shrill be thoroughly cleaned and
securely placed. No concrete shall be placed until the.forms
Beni reinforcement have been inspected by the Architects.
Concrete shall be handled from the mixer to the place of final
deposit as ra;illy as practicable by method% which will prevent
the separation or lose of the ingredients. It shall be deposited
nos nearly as possible in its final position to avoid flowing.
Under no circumstances shall concrete partially hardened be de-
posited in the work.
Concrete shall be thoroughly compacted by puddling with suitable
tools. In this wall or inaccessible portion of the forms, where
rodding or spading is impra.ctlenble, the concrete shall be assisted
into plaee by tapping or hammering the forms adjacent to the
freshly deposited concrete and the forms shall be provided with
openings that will permit the concrete to be placed in a manner
that will avoid aeoumulntions of hardened concrete on the forme
or reinforaeeaent. The concrete shall be thcrouashly worked around
41.
the reinforcement, and e*'bodded fixtures and into the corners
of the foram.
record shall be kept on the worts of the tiaee and daate of plao-
ing the concrete in each portion of the structure. much records
shall 'fie kept until the completion of the structure, and shall be
Dept until the Architects demand them to be turned over.
rCS
Forms shall be substantial and sufficiently tight to prevent
leakage of mortar. They shall be properly braced or tied to-
gether so as to maintain position and shape.
zIUOV.AL OF i O
Forms shall not be disturbs,' until the concrete has hardened .
sufficiently to permit Nisi: removal with safety. Oboring shall
not be removed until the member tzar acquired sufficient strength
to aasfely support its woiRht and the load upon it. The removal
of a21 forme :shall be asubjeet to the approval of the �rclaiteete
at all tiaes.
`,11 reinforcoment shall be accurately placed and secured, and
;hall be supported by concrete. anchor bolts of *Isom shown
shall be placed before concrete has set.
^Tg_ OF �rUATERLkL,-,
E11 teats of materials an specified, shall be made at the Con-
tractor's expense by such parties as asap be approved by the
�:rchitect. At least out test for each time concrete is poured
shall be wade.
x A CA1112 5. aY1 sR21
's shown on the elevation, the contractor shell provide steel
q,rilles on windows maark*4 E ",i. Grilles shall be made of 5/3'°
rein-forcing radii, welded together, forming 4• squares. The
horizontal rods shall be flattened and drilled for fastening
to the frames with flush tread bolts. Grilles shall be given
a shop coat of red lead, and finish gloat of metalie paint after
erection.
Ii 22BAZ
^COPE CUR 1ORY
T
he scope of the contract shall include all rough sand finish .
hardware necessary to complete buildings 'according to drawings
and hereinafter specified. all hardware to match present, it
Available.
All e"e hardware shall be fsrniehod and erected by contractor.
purnish in place Cards, weights. wile, brackets. &pike*. screse,
bolts, required in the oonstrewtion of the building.
Contractor shall install finish hardware and allow the sun of
1200.00 (0120 40ndred hollers) h to serer the east of hardware.
**at 14 loss, therO ersshallrreceivepthe Crediit. List of hard -
were and design shall, be submitted to .Architects for approval be-
fore Ordering.
All hardware to be Checked on delivery by Contractor. Contractor
shall be hold responsible for the sate keeping of hardware after
delivery and also for its proper fitting and installation.
This
his supervision to the work
*to., nseessary for performing thin work in the bestgPCSSibI apparatus
manner end in accordance with the accompanying plane and these
speoifiOatione' All Stucco to have a perfect foundation and no
stucee> shall be applied unless these conditions exist.
I.ATHI- AND '`T COIAaG . 5CCpt
All exterior gall surfaces shall be lathed, and stuccoed. chore
building was out in sections, at each out, new 25 pound felt
shall be applied before lath is installed.
:AT41
lath shall be galvanized poultry wire Yo.19 wire, 1° mesh. The
lath shall be securely fastened to tine present furring strips
with galvanised staples. All Sainte 4hall lap et least 1 ".
TUC M
The first coat shall consist of one (1) part Portland Cement
and threw (3) parts Band and ten (20) Per *east hydrated lime.
The second coat shall be some as first coat and shall be applied
so that the combined first and second cats shall be 5/8" thick.
The finish *oat shall be brush coat of Trinity white cement.
The .first coat shall be applied with sufficient pressure so that
It will thoroughly imbed the lath. The first and second *oats
art to be kept true and plumb aand run with straight and true
4,
edges at all corners. The second cost ahall be carpet float
finish to resolve the last brush seat.
^Aif v
lassples of finish shall to prepared for approval of the Archi-
tects before application.
CJS°ti2a
Fisch dolt shall be pretested from drying taro rapidly by sprink-
ling, and the surface kept damp for serest ('7) days.
VQV,a,L py!RVSB12H
At the completion of this work, this contractor shall broom clean
the floors and remove all surplus materials and debris caused by
his 'work and leave the building and promisees in a perfect condi-
tion as far as the plastering and otucoo work In concerned.
01ME1-
The General Conditions and ^pecial Conditions of the Contract are
embodied in the forapsrt of the complete General :SpecifioStions
and shall be read by this contractor as all conditions therein
set forth are a part of this contract and binding on the contractor.
rn-) £ OF "low
'the scope of this contract shrill include all labor and material
required for the furnishing and installation of the carpentry
as required by the drawings and these specifications. The contract
shall include anchors, ties, nails, spikes, bolts, screws, rod
anchors for all sills. platers, and other material required to
completely finish the structural carpentry in place.
''haere'building is to be out in process of moving, now double
joists, stands. coiling joist and roof rafters shall be installed
at each cut and securely nailed together.
This contract shall also include for now wark, the installation of
all Interior and exterior trim, millwork, esaih, doorsa, frames, bucks,
nailing block*, grounds and :sheathinf and this Contract shall also
furnish and install all scaffolding, temporary stairs and ladders,
barrioFades, fences etc.. and form work for concrete. centers for
masonry etc.
The p1nng show elearly In a general way the necessary frsartinr and
this contractor shall follow same to the best of hie and his
orFaanir.aation's ability.
7.
mlk 1 e with the latest
Pine deem• etmoard grading Mules.
All �•edlrag et lumber shall be la asev
rsquirem0l"shall�egNoth •p• tress grads O " esilis•
.All framing
±CrOK�P substan-
n shell mss that framing requires! sTsall be
411 worms braced end spiked or belted in tit* best end
framed. lu+mb� end in secord&M With the
strongest end finish of all timbers
strs3n6eedraaiesgs. true &M s' $Pool which is done w4or
framing and required• All worse killed is their r0-
shall be as shown done by mechanics s
this aantraot shall der Lo produce first steam eonutraatien.
ss13 new framing shell sstch the ad�aoent fratain8{•
spectirrs trades in a>rd
In general
1 qB T' RI the now work.
condition say be used in
t used in the building shall become the
Any material in soared
Any surplus agate ',it of Corpus Christi*
property of the sty
ill sills shall be nsw materiel two b inches new t}yiakness+
cell spiked te#tethsr' and hotted to mss fonwher on
clefs seoure0r r►ailsd to now sills. where
hers. present t oist. Where hrid8l
viers. tions 3 aired• x+11 new framing
now out the using install
ram aut in the eoving +short leaf yellow Pine or fir.
lumber shall be NO-2s,
T-- *bell be tr'assd with
All new interior walla and partitions now *116 window studs
v 4 *� 16 °' on sssntar, sus all new dnsilsd to the plates .
x ail studding tp bs securely
doubled.
= 9`F� sinP.ls Platen act the
h11 new interior partitions splatesat the top, tied together
bottom of �," '1* nni double F�
en3 wall nailed.
��TOPq (lid FA?'CITI Aig at spproxi-
,* firsstops shell he out t� all studding mately tour (4) feet from 0
NEW COR_ --NICE
The contract shall sh l buildr new c rnice with continuous screen
wire vents
8.
In the present drafting roft 00 sentractor *hall remove knee
braveto on the ten existing colvam end patch %Poe ceiling where
braces arc removed.
<Thors present partitions are removed, the contractor shall repair
with the saes material, "W danage detts by the moving. Whsre
wall board is beyond repair from bre0age, wrooking or cutting
the building. the contractor shall patch the wells or tailings
with wall board similar to the adjacent work. Wherever backing
Is required, it shall be securely fastened to the stands.
,
,m11 board for now partitions shall be 1/24 thick an4 in lengths
and widths of approximately 4' x 84 to match present wall@.
The entire roof shall be lowered to the pitch as shown on the
elevations and sections through the ?=114ing.
Nit Lill 1221
It3;'"R10.9 Tai
=11 interior trim sh ll be k x 4" of 8 & V Y. 7'. or 'To. 1 white
pinO, and swill be rAllrar, end well s andeM. ease and tries to match
present.
�al windows and door frames shall be will wade and of standard
construction for frame frames, end will be of sixes shown on the
plans and construeted of Al mntsrials. All moulds will be of
the stock design. 'Tinders francs to match present francs.
N'T ", 'Xill M
''11 new sash shall be mill made of Ito. 1 white pine and shall
be of sixes shorn can the plans and shall be 1 -3/$• Hoick. *ash
shall have six lights, glared with ". glass. -Insh to hinge
at bottom to .swim in.
%11 doors shall be mill made and of the sixes shown on the plane.
ll moors shall be 5 cross panel No. 1 fir.
vCaF ING
a�rer�ersatian cf '4osat ",u„rface
The present roofing paper and strips shall be removed. The entire
f.
root shall be tdlrrr OWSMy slowed and all nails are to be to-
mowrd betsre the now reef la epplisd.
UiAa
This contractor shall fv aish all material and labor for the
nom roof, all flashing that shall be required around present
rreuto and now S*UX Paz Sow# (eprelfled under ghost metal
work). The bmtltti u root shall be applied by a roofing con -
trastor she to nppre"d by the rooting manufacturer. The work
shall be eTeouted by thoroughly eoespstent mechanics, skilled in
the appliestiors of rooting materiels.
All material shall be delivered to the job In original packages
bearing the manutaeturar ►s now.
1N5TAI.L_..
The contnotor shall leer one layer of building paper weighing
not leas than fire pounds per 100 sq. ft. Then the contractor
shall ayr,ply two p1les of 16 pound per 100 sq. ft. asphalt felt
lapped 319x, and the 19" lap embedded in hot rooting asphalt,
applied at the rare of E0 pounds of rooting asphalt per mopping
Par 100 sq. ft. Each sheet shall be nailed In two staggered
parallel rows 3/4" and 90 from 'loser edge of the ;shoot, spacing
the nails lm" center to *renter. Over the above roof apply a uni-
form coating of hot rooting asphalt using not less than 10 pounds
per 100 sq. ft., into which while hot, shall be embedded not lose
than 900 pounds Of cleats gravel per 100 sq. ft.
The oontraotor shall ramose from the site all old roofing materials
that are removed from the rcef, an4 clear the site of any surplus
materials.
6
The trersaral Conditions and 1p9oial Conditions of Contract are om-
boAiod in the forepart of the General 1perifioations and shall be
read by this contractor as all conditions therein form a pert of
this contrast.
Via! OPE 91 NOFLK
This work inolrsdes all shoot metal work shown, on drawings and hore-
inafter speaified.
10.
GRAV& QUAR2 - A!M IMLT_Z !NJ"
All sheet metal shall be go goaw* Araeo or Tonaan galvanised
iron. GaIvan120d OR11% shall to used to fasten gravel guard
in place. Termite shields shall be provided an each oonerets
pier. Flesh over all now and present windows and exterior
doers. All as shown on UW drawings.
P A 111112
V_AT r r,,, T %,!:
All paint MateriftlA shall be the best produotp of manufmoturs se-
lected, end oil$ and thinners shall be of the boat grads. III
p,jintn, are eels, stains etc. to be Y9*rs$q, Pittsburg's or equal.
Before procoadine with the works the paint contractor shall see that
all ",olwork is in food condition, IMA 41ntll call the attention of
the contrietor to any damaged work ani a** that 8AmO Is remedied.
!I1 woodwork shall be well sanded and cleaned before the paint Is
applied. kIj pitch spots shall be shellacked.
10Dpi
<111. new exterior wood work, eornies, now windows and frames etc.
shall receive painting. `lo painting required on present wood
work Interior or axterlor.
1;11 work under this contract shall be ",eoutod only by concerns
of stin,-Iing ap.,roved by the "Irchitacts. All work shall to done by
ski)1*4 mechanics. No work shall be done under conditions Of
weather or temperature unsuited to good work.
All exterior woodwork ntiall have all sap streaks prim*4 with
coat of shellac. Then apply n priming coat of YOGWR ',litteburg's
or aiuftl house paint thinned with ano pint Of turpentine to the
FAllon. This 1-Rhould dry at least 4 days; then apply � qecOnd
coat A,% it comae from the container; when this in dry apply the third
coat whit)-n shall bas full body. Colorq shall be selected by Archi-
tects or Owner.
1.
LL= 2121211 242119
The work to be done under this contrast Includes the furnishing
of all labor. materials, equipment *%*,, ne*esasary for the pro-
per completion of all electric work as shown on drawings and here -
inafter specified.
Conn
The National glectria Cod* an revised 1940 and subsequently shall
govern all work and materials under this opecifleation. and ap-
proval of the Local ^leatrical Inspector.
The present building In now wired with RosRsex wiring, which shall
be removed and all gomex wiring to be replaced with electric
metaallo tubing. Metal tubing to run to all new and pr*aent outlets.
Present main 100 amp. switch and sub panels are edequat* and are to
be used. A:ny material, in the opinion of the City of Corpus Christi
Nlectrical Tnspector, in condition to most Code requirements may be
reused.
The contractor shall visit the building and examine present condi-
tions and state in his bid whet portion of the present system is
to be reused. Pont of the present wire may be reused. The wire
remove- -'41 is to become property of the City of Corpus Christi.
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rRANCS
Carvice shall be in accordance with the City Slectrien" Code.
The service entrance shall be brought through the wall in rigid
steal conduit. with water proof alervice head and connected to
present panels ne shown on the electrical playa. From the panels
now metal tubing ahaall replace all Romex work. ill wire shall be
of an approved brand and shall be Rio. 1?. &11 connections shall
be soldered an,! taped.
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On completion of the work the installation shall be entirely
fret from grounla and short circuits, except for the required
gro,and connections. "11 outlets and sawitchtn shall be left in
perfect working order.
AND RFY:;1V411.*
This contractor shall do all cutting neaeesaary for the proper
Installation of his work and shall repair any damage done by
hies or hies workmen. 1hould joisstp have to be cut, perrisaion
must be obtained from the Arehitocte.
f-�.
%r the replaeeaent of present outlets ar mm, .else oeatraeter
*hall far"sh and install Standard deep type steteped stool
knsoia out type outlet box and saver of a style seat Suitable
for the purpose of the outlet. All outlets shah be provided
with fixture studs.
It is time intention that the plans show the present outlet lo-
cation unebonged so far as practical, to avoid extra euttisg
of the malls and ceilings. where outlets are moored or 0011004,
the eeilir4p or wells shall be patehsd with ■etel Plato WW"d
to the wall hoard. The plates shall be p411sted to natOb Lire ad-
jacent surface.
Laval switob, new or to be replaced, shall be Bryant No.3"R
tumbler switch or equal approved.
FIYTURSS
All fixtures shall be roused and hung by the contractor and
left in perfect working order at completion. 4ny new fixture@
required shall be furnished by the Omer.
f'B.
"1211192
All plumbing to be installed according to the Plumbing ordinssnos
of Corpus Christie Texas.
The contractor shall rive his personal supervision to the work
or have some competent person on the work at all tines %o tat for
him, and shall furnish all labor, matertasl, apparatus, scaffolding
etc. necessary for performir* the work in the beat possible manner,
a ocor4ing to the accompanying drawings, and theses epeeifie+atione.
labor and material to be the hest of their respective kinds.
The contractor shall be responsible for each and every viol=ation of
the public ordinances, and shall hold the owner haarmloss+ for any
dazraa ga or expenne aariasing berefrom.
No cutting to be done by the plumber except by permission of the
Archite'ctaa.
No now plumbing fixtures are required under this Contract, The
contractor shall examine the present rlumblrW, fixture% And hart
water heater and aacert±sin the neassAnry repairs that will be re-
quirod for their perfect operation. 11 wail lines, water And Baas
lures that gate out in the wovinp, operation NbAll be rtpeireA and
left in vorking order and new sill cooks an hereinafter specified.
�:Ihere present piping w.es out in the moving operation, it shall be
ropgired with fittinga of the ssme waatertil as the present pipe.
The contractor shall insert two tees in the preasent water line and
run I" water linee to each Aide of the building rind install four
sill cooks. The new tees shall be at lase% 100 feet apart.
All present gse outlets shall be supplied with now gnas noes cooks,
threaid&d for the presont gas outlets. The two gne linens for unit
heaters located in the present drnftiag roar sshnll be removed And
plup>ped below the floor line; also soil nnA water p3pern to water
cooler locaateed An present 4rnfting room.
The City of Corpus Christi will furnish utilities to the builAing.
This contractor shall include all utilities to V-0" Outside of
Via building, aural aagkae connections to the City'n As"Ices-
inadequate facilities for hospitalization and inadequate, facilities
for, wing�fnx -.the e�a *At of ths, local orgenlzation of the Texas.
N
�fease Gwaid. there faot tbat suab work nvd imprbvvmate
1vdl "help hoAet tbs px+saant Jv-k of facilities and that it is ;essential
` to,tbq ,proteDtion aud'AaLH"t of'the inhabitaixte of the City of Corpus
Ghr9.zbi, that-- auafs.faolli4iss -bo ridedy, or"
tee s ;publ:ic, emorgeasy _
and imperative public noaessi'Lgrequiring., -the eunpsubion of --the
Charter rule or requirement that no Ordinance or Resolution shall be -
Cor ua Christi, Texas
1945
TO TO MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF TO CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI.
Corpus Christi, Texas
Gentlemeas
For the reasons set forth in the emergency clause of the
foregoing Ordinance, a public emergency and an imperative necessity
exist for the suspension of the Charter rule or requirement that no
Ordinance or Resolution shall be passed finally on the date it is
introduced, and that such Ordinance or Resolution shall be read at
three several meetings of the City Counoill 1, therefore, hereby
request that you suspend said Charter rule or requirement and pass
this Ordinance finally on the date it is introduced, or at the
present meeting of the City Council.
Respectfully,
IMYOR. uLty or orpus Isti. T axes
The Charter rule was suspended by the following votes
A. C. McCaughan
.
Jos. ffihear ireur
Ed. P. Williams
Ed. P. Williams
D. A: 9egrest
D. A. Segrest
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B. G. Moffett
The above Ordinance was passed by
follo�ing votes
A. C. McCaughan
Jos. Mireur
t7
Ed. P. Williams
D. A: 9egrest
B. C. Moffett
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