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To: Jeffrey EpsteinUeevacationagmail.comj
From: Gary Kemey
Sent Wed 5/4/2011 6:01:05 PM
Subject: FW: Little St. James Irrigation
Jeffrey
When you were here you mentioned the kr. survey (attached ) for $19,200
Do you want to proceed? Mary's in Maryland the next 6 weeks and Jeff could stay with me if he's available
Front: Jeff Potts
Sent: Thu 2/17/2011 5:44 PM
To: Gary Kerney
Subject: Little St. James Irrigation
Gary,
Following a scope of work and fee proposal for recording and documenting the operation of the
irrigation system for Little St. James. The overall goal would be to document the system and
create a set of diagrams, drawings and instructions that allows someone with a basic
understanding of irrigation systems and their operation to operate the irrigation system on the
island.
General Conditions
The irrigation system on Little St. James consists of 13 satellite controllers operating
approximately 171 electric valves. Each valve controls a group of sprinklers or drip lines often
referred to as "zones". The valves are fed by different water sources on the island. Minimal
record documents exist today.
Scope of Work
I. On a controller-by-controller basis identify and map, by means of GPS or field sketch, the
area of coverage for each specific station within each controller.
For example:
Controller I, Station 1 - drip irrigation to pool planting beds
Controller I, Station 2 — spray heads above rock wall
and so on for each station of each controller.
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2. Identify and record, by means of GPS or field sketch, the valve locations, water source and
underground routes for pipe and electricity to each controller and valve assembly. Notes will
be added regarding the re-location of lines, potential non-working lines etc. as indicated by
island personnel.
3. Prepare "as-found" record documents in CAD and spreadsheet formats identifying elements
and associated functions of the irrigation system. These will include the locations of
controllers, valves, associated zones of coverage, main pipe routing, main electrical routing
and water source locations. Locations of individual sprinklers and lateral piping will be
collected and added toe the final drawings where possible.
4. Prepare field documents for placement in each controller identifying station function and
coverage area. Notes will be added as necessary to further assist staff with operation of the
system.
Time to Complete
Estimated time to complete is 160 hours consisting of approximately 80 hours of information
gathering and data collection on site and 80 hours of office time to assemble data and prepare
the record drawings. The breakdown of hours is just an estimate and the proportions may vary
depending on project progress and conditions encountered in the field.
Feel
Fees will be billed at the rate of $120 US per hour for 160 hours resulting in a set fee of
$19,200. Fees are considered to be "plus expenses". Expenses will be billed at the actual rate
incurred for coach class air fare, meals and lodging for the two week period on site.
Payment
Payments will consist of an initial payment of 50% ($9,600 US) of the total fee to initiate the
work followed by a final payment for the remainder of the fee plus expenses due upon delivery
of the record documents.
Commencement of Work
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Work can commence at your convenience and upon receipt of the initial payment.
Let me know if you have any questions or would like to make any changes. If you need a more
formal document let me know.
Thanks for the opportunity,
Jeff
elireritaire
Jeff Potts. ASGCA Associate
President
Heritage Golf Design
P.O. Box 485
Dunkirk, MD 20754
(office)
(cell)
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ℹ️ Document Details
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Bates Number
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Dataset
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Document Type
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Pages
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