(New items are shown in blue font. Urgent items are indicated in red. Resolved items are indicated in italics.)

I.  SCHEDULE:

1.  See the updated Contractor’s Schedule published 06/20/06.

II.  PROGRESS:

1.  Final window installation is nearly complete.

2.  Electrical rough-in work is in progress.

3.  The Laundry Room exhaust fan has been installed, and a vent hole drilled through the nearby concrete foundation wall. A second hole has been drilled for the dryer vent exhaust.

4.  The soffits, storage and low walls have been framed at the Kitchen.

5.  The canopies at the South Elevation have been reframed with pitched roofs as shown on the approved revised drawings.

III.  MEETING SCHEDULE: Weekly project meetings: 12:15 PM Tuesday (unless noted otherwise).

1.  Next meeting: 8:30 AM Thursday 6 July 2006, at the project site. (Meeting day & time adjusted due to July 4^th holiday.)

IV.  MEETING NOTES:

1.  The Architect requested a copy of the manufacturer’s catalog cut sheet for the fauce3ts to be installed at the Master Bath (or the Manufacturer, Model Number and other necessary product source information.

2.  The cabinets flanking the range hood will be placed to maintain a minimum 1” gap at the sides of the hood. The bottoms of the wall cabinets will have the bottom edge at 18” above the countertop.

3.  The Owner requested that the suspended upper cabinets above the peninsula base cabinets in the Kitchen will be enclosed with doors. The doors will have a single decorative glass pane. The Owner and Contractor will coordinate the selection of the decorative glass material.

4.  The Owner selected the style of textured glass for the sliding door assembly at the Family Room from samples provided by the Contractor.

5.  The Owners will select the track light manufacturer & model for the bottom of the beam at the Kitchen. The track power will come from the east wall at the beam centerline.

6.  The bar sink at the Kitchen will moved to be approximately a foot from the east edge of the peninsula base cabinet.

7.  The Contractor is investigating the financial impact for upgrading the dwelling power service from 200 to 400 AMP capacity. The Contractor points out that the existing building service is inadequate for the anticipated demand of the new larger dwelling.

V.  ACTION ITEMS:

1.  The handrail design at the upper & lower decks needs to be completed. The architectural details and structural calculations will be provided to the Contractor for delivery to the City for review and approval.

2.  The Architect will prepare revised interior elevations for the Kitchen for review with the Owners targeting a final approved design for the new cabinetry.

06-06-06  The Architect will arrange to meet with the Owners to review the revised Kitchen elevations.

06-13-06  The Owner and Architect will meet Thursday 15 June to review the layout of the Kitchen, the Master Bath, and other locations scheduled to receive built-in cabinetry. Revised Kitchen elevations will be provided for the Owner’s approval as soon as possible after the meeting.

3.  The Architect will consult with the Structural Engineer to strategize alternatives to framing the Main Floor Balcony so that the beams do not obstruct views from the Basement below.

05-31-06  The Architect met with the Structural Engineer to discuss options for framing the two decks. The Owner elected to revise the deck posts from 8x8 wood posts to be rectangular section steel posts. Upon receipt of the revised structural design and calculations, the Architect will draft the necessary drawing revisions and reissue the Main Floor and Second Floor Framing Plans.

4.  There are concerns about the capacity of the half-round gutters to handle the volume and velocity of storm water runoff from the large low sloped area at the center of the roof along the south roof edge. The Architect will review the condition and consider the option of substituting larger custom formed rectangular gutters for the half-round gutters indicated in the roof details.

06-06-06  The Contractor explained that due to the schedule for the installation of the metal roofing, a decision regarding the gutters is urgent so that roof eave flashing can be fabricated and installed properly. The Architect will resolve the gutter size and profile issue as soon as possible.

5.  Locate the new condensing unit for Second Floor HVAC unit. The tentative location is at the adjacent grade on the north side of the house in the vicinity of the existing condensing unit.

02-21-06  It is an option to relocate the existing condensing unit to a new concrete pad at the east side of the structure. This will allow finish grading to be adjusted along the north wall for easier access into the Crawlspace. The final location of the condensing units is yet to be determined.

6.  The Contractor inquired about the specification for the Car Deck structural steel to be galvanized. The Architect will revisit the requirement.

7.  The Contractor recommends that the exterior guardrails at the decks and Car Deck be powder-coated. The Architect will investigate the feasibility as the design of the railings proceeds.