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FEE PROPOSAL: We propose to do this work at a fee not to exceed $51,915, broken down by phases as follows: Construction and bid Documents: Bid Phase: Construction Administration Phase: Allowance for Reimbursable Expenses: TOTAL $35,735 $ 1 ,920 $12,270 $ 2.000 $51,915 Attachment in Exhibit liB" shows the breakdown of our scope of services. PAYMENT: Payment will be made on a time-and-materials basis and will be billed monthly. Attachment in Exhibit .C" shows our hourly rates. ADDITIONAL SERVICES: Any extra services will be billed at our standard hourly rates and tenns attached. Should the project extend beyond the projected dates contemplated for completion of construction due to no fault of the Architect, or should the project be modified in scope, we reserve the right to request additional fees at standard hourly rates. LIMITATIONS: 1) It is understood that the existing buildings may not meet today's structural, disabled access, asbestos, or energy codes and laws. There are no plans to upgrade the building beyond the selected actions to be carried out to make the building more accessible to the disabled. These services are not be considered a building inspection, or a warranty/guarantee of the adequacy of any existing conditions, nor is it guaranteed that the existing building wUI meet all codes and laws after renovation. 2) It is understood that The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires public entities to remove architectural barriers in existing facilities where it is detennined that such removal is required to make each service, program and activity accessible and usable by persons with disabilities. Each service, program and activity offered shall be integrated as much as possible. It also requires changes affecting all aspects of employment and working conditions. Client acknowledges that the definition of "readily achievable" contained in the ADA, and the extent to which buildings, services, programs and activities are to be made accessible, is flexible and subject to interpretation on a case-by-case approach. The requirements of the ADA will therefore be subject to various and possibly contradictory interpretations.