Ordinances of the City of Philadelphia 1912
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Deak Sir: — I am in receipt of the letter of the Chief Engineer of the Bureau of Surveys, approved by you, with, reference to payment to the contractor for the construction of the temporary Convention Hall at Broad street and Allegheny avenue.
It appears that the contract calls for the payment of $7,000 when the lot is graded and all footings placed, and for successive payments at various stages of the construc- tion. The second and third payments have been made, 186 the work called for as a co...ndition precedent to such pay- ment having been done, but the first payment has not been made to the contractor because the clearing and grading of the lot has not been entirely completed. It is certified by the Architect, however, that $5,000 of the work, for which the first payment is to be made, has been done, but the entire work under this head has not been completed, as is stated by Mr. Webster, ''on account of the materials of construction interfering. The lot has been entirely cleared and all of the footings have been placed, the work done by the contractor considerably exceeding five-sevenths of the work to be accomplished under this payment." Attached to the letter of the Architect stating that, "Un- der these conditions I believe it perfectly safe ro make the $5,000 a part payment as requested, provided the Director and the Law Department so approve," is a let- ter from the surety of the contractor, agreeing that such payment shall be made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deak Sir: — I am in receipt of the letter of the Chief Engineer of the Bureau of Surveys, approved by you, with, reference to payment to the contractor for the construction of the temporary Convention Hall at Broad street and Allegheny avenue.
It appears that the contract calls for the payment of $7,000 when the lot is graded and all footings placed, and for successive payments at various stages of the construc- tion. The second and third payments have been made, 186 the work called for as a co...ndition precedent to such pay- ment having been done, but the first payment has not been made to the contractor because the clearing and grading of the lot has not been entirely completed. It is certified by the Architect, however, that $5,000 of the work, for which the first payment is to be made, has been done, but the entire work under this head has not been completed, as is stated by Mr. Webster, ''on account of the materials of construction interfering. The lot has been entirely cleared and all of the footings have been placed, the work done by the contractor considerably exceeding five-sevenths of the work to be accomplished under this payment." Attached to the letter of the Architect stating that, "Un- der these conditions I believe it perfectly safe ro make the $5,000 a part payment as requested, provided the Director and the Law Department so approve," is a let- ter from the surety of the contractor, agreeing that such payment shall be made.
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