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included in Reinhold's bid, it was agreed to limit our <br />responsibility for that element to 25%, or about $10,000. <br />In regard to the various claims for delays, it appeared <br />the County already had agreed to a claim for $10,634 in <br />connection with construction of the Annex; so, that amount <br />was maintained. The claim for delay on the Administration <br />Building ran in excess of $170,000; it was felt that this <br />was in great part the responsibility of the architect and <br />engineers rather than the County, and of that claim, the <br />County only agreed to bear responsibility for some <br />$15,000.00. There was a time delay claim for some 66 days <br />related to the Courthouse facility at the rate of $768 a <br />day, and of this we agreed to bear responsibility for a <br />little over $6,800. The balance of the time delay claim was <br />either waived by the contractor or passed through to the <br />architect to assume. Mr. Young again emphasized that what <br />he has broken out here is essentially only those hard dollar <br />figures which they felt at the very outset represented our <br />minimal. responsibility. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED <br />by Commissioner Scurlock, to approve the settle- <br />ment of $72,500 to be paid to Reinhold Construc <br />tion when we receive $85,000 from the architects, <br />at which time Reinhold will be paid a total of <br />$157,500. <br />Attorney Young wished to make it very clear for the <br />record that it has been made understood to counsel for both <br />Reinhold Construction and Connell, Metcalf & Eddy that the <br />type of releases- that will be executed in connection with <br />this settlement will not include any release of either the <br />architect or contractor for any latent defects, -of which we <br />3 " <br />JUL 1 1 <br />BOCK $�c 0, <br />