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�1207J.M.T H O M P S O N J.M.Thompson Project: 21-1072 Horton Park Bath House <br /> 1 crna,�co,,a�io.:s,�a iez PO Box 33066 1515 Washington Ave,Sanford,NC 27330 <br /> Raleigh,North Carolina 27636 Sanford, 27330 <br /> R(919)851-611 P:919-718-4605 <br /> F:(919)859-9583 <br /> RFI #7: Pool Side Exterior Brick Between Storefront Openings <br /> Status Open <br /> To Mike Patton(Mcgill Associates) From Travis Thompson(J.M.Thompson) <br /> PO Box 33066 <br /> Raleigh,North Carolina 27636 <br /> Date Initiated Dec 5,2022 Due Date Dec 7,2022 <br /> Location Project Stage Course of Construction <br /> Cost Impact Yes(Unknown) Schedule Impact TBD <br /> Spec Section Cost Code <br /> Drawing Number A102 Reference <br /> Linked Drawings <br /> Received From <br /> Copies To Santiago Giraldo(Lee County Government),Joseph Keel(Lee County Government),Chris Moore(Mcgill Associates) <br /> Activity <br /> Question Question from Travis Thompson J.M.Thompson on Monday, Dec 5,2022 at 10.09 AM EST <br /> While prepping the exterior brick walls between future storefront door openings 2&3 the existing solid brick walls have shifted <br /> and cracked. Please see attached pictures. We believe this is due to the existing unstable condition of the walls. Additional <br /> brick work and shoring will need to be done to try and fix these walls if possible or replacement walls may need to be Installed. <br /> The mason would like to start while they are currently mobilized and run out of work which will most likely be Wednesday <br /> 12f7. Please confirm we can proceed with trying to fix these walls on a T&M(Time and Material)basis with the masonry <br /> subcontractor. <br /> Attachments <br /> RFI#7-Pool Side Exterior Brick Between Storefront Openings.pdf,Brick4.jpg,Brick3.jpg,Brick2.jpg,Brickt.jpg <br /> Awaiting an Official Response <br /> All Replies Response from Mike Patton Mcgill Associates on Friday, Dec 9,2022 at 08.55 AM EST <br /> As this RFI is closely related to RFI#8,the architect is actively working on both.The expectations are that an answer for RFI <br /> #7 will come next week and coincide with the answer for RFI#8(due on 12/16/22).. <br /> Arch ltecUEnoineer's Response <br /> These cracks appear to be due to the manner in which the interior brick wing walls were removed.The <br /> architect's details indicate that the brick openings were to remain as is and the aluminum storefront was <br /> to fit to the existing opening.Please reference Details 3/A106.Also please note the attached <br /> construction photos showing brick was removed in excess beyond the original opening.The attached <br /> photo prior to construction shows the original condition of the doorways. In the pre-construction photo <br /> the cracking is not present-Therefore,the current condition/cracking is a result of the manner in which <br /> the masonry was removed and is not the Owner's responsibility. <br /> J.M.Thompson Page 1 of 1 Printed On:Dec 15,2022 03:30 PM EST <br />