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i <br /> Stone , in their rush to catch up, are not observing the work as they <br /> should. <br /> - roofing : the inspector has been here the last 2 days. Jim thinks it is <br /> working out very well , he is constantly on the roof while the roofers are <br /> installing . <br /> The inspector is not yet ready to report on the vapor barrier situation. <br /> He does produce field reports from his visits . <br /> - Inside building : they have stepped up the work in derricks 1-6 , <br /> predominately 1 & 4. Joel said Stone was getting ahead of themselves with <br /> the second layer of drywall before insulation, etc. was reviewed. A <br /> procedure must be set up. <br /> - Bill Hauck is asking that the architects be on site before any walls are <br /> closed up. He said he is not seeing the work going correctly. Legally, <br /> the architects must issue the stop order. If we are not getting <br /> conformance that is a problem and the architects are the ones to handle <br /> that problem. <br /> There will be a conference call between Paul , Joel and Bill Hauck tomorrow <br /> to discuss this issue. <br /> Joel has told them no more sheetrock should be going up. <br /> Stone is either. not reading or ignoring the letters to stop work on take <br /> some work down. <br /> Paul told SMMA to hit them hard, tell them to take it down. <br /> Jim wants the Committee to be aware of this because it will really effect <br /> the schedule . <br /> Tom Wren said there are some real coordination conflicts between services. <br /> There is duct work that is in direct conflict with sprinkler pipes. There <br /> is vertical duct work in the academic wing that is not fixed as it should <br /> be and there is insufficient head height . <br /> There have been no coordination drawings submitted yet for derricks 6-12 . <br /> They make 100 feet of progress but have to take down 80 ft . <br /> Paul said it is getting to the point he doesn' t know what is correct and <br /> what isn't . Some things are getting better but he does not see other <br /> things getting resolved. <br /> Dr. Petti said the more pressure you put on them, it seems the work <br /> deteriorates and that won't save time. <br /> PREVAILING WAGE <br /> Tom said Stone ' s requisition will be submitted with the understanding they <br /> can submit prevailing wage info up to 4 weeks in arrears. <br /> Paul asked if they have come to an agreement on procedure - when will <br /> Chartwell get the requisition and backup? <br /> Tom said Stone has said they are not prepared to submit a pencil draft <br /> requisition. <br /> Paul told Tom he will just have to send it back to them if he does not <br /> agree, and they will not get paid. <br /> Joel said they can follow the statute, the pencil requisition was for the <br /> benefit of Stone. <br /> Tom said their full submission will arrive 1 week before the Committee <br /> meeting . <br /> 4 <br />