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Mr. Gary Vest Proposal for Master Planning Services Paris Business Park August 9,2002 PAGE 2 III. OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITIES A. B. c. D. PEDC will provide full information regarding requirements of the project, including PEDe's design objectives, constraints and criteria, and project scope requirements. PEDC will designate a representative authorized to act in the Owner's behalf with respect to the project. The representative shall be responsible for all Owner-provided information, data and decisions, including examination of the GS&C Team's work product submitted, and render decisions pertaining thereto promptly to avoid unreasonable delays. PEDC will provide record documents of existing conditions at the proposed site, including a certified property survey indicating the property boundaries, topography, trees, rights-of-way, streets and roadways adjacent to the site, easements, encroachments, deed restrictions, zoning, and utility plans of all utilities located on or adjacent to the proþ'osed site, including location, size and depth above or below grade. The Owner-provided information shall also include locations, dimensions and complete data pertaining to existing buildings or parts thereof, foundations, pipelines, driveways, sidewalks, and other improvements. PEDC will provide copies of all environmental surveys and assessments that have been performed related to the site. PEDC shall furnish other services, information, surveys and reports as may be considered within the standards of the industry, if required in order for the project to be accomplished. Such information and services, and approvals and decisions, shall be rendered as expeditiously as possible for the orderly progress of the project. IV. MENU OF BASIC SERVICES - Following is an outline of specific proposed master planning services, time required, deliverables and associated fees. A. BUSINESS PARK MASTER PLAN 1. Consult with PEDC to determine the goals, objectives, and requirements of the project and projected budgets. . 2. Review existing land development ordinances, deed restrictions and other restrictions or limitations to development and, in general, become familiar with the pertinent development regulations. 3. Review the requirements for elements such as existing and proposed future roadways, planned subdivision lots and utility infrastructure, both existing and future. We anticipate that consultation and review for items 1 and 2 above will consist of one two-hour meeting with Paris Economic Development Corporation. 4. Determine the feasibility of achieving PEDe's requirements by examining drawings and specifications of existing conditions or conducting site visits of the proposed site. 5. Prepare, for approval by PEDC, plans, sketches and other documentation as may be deemed necessary to indicate the proposed land uses, lot sizes and locations, and roadway and utility locations. The proposed plan will be reviewed with PEDC during one two-hour meeting to finalize all plans.