Titlebook: Substantial Rehabilitation & New Construction; ■ For Project Manage William Duncan Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991

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Determine Appropriate Production Model(s)production models that clearly are not feasible. This step consists of a more detailed analysis of housing conditions. It is accomplished by driving through every street in the neighborhood, using some basic census data, and doing some interviews.

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Collect Detailed Neighborhood Data. If neighborhoods are in the process of severe decay and houses are too deteriorated to be economically salvaged, then your efforts may be wasted. In addition, it is important to know the readiness of residents to participate in the project. It is naive to assume that everyone will eagerly accept y

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Decide Use of Release of Lienctors and suppliers. While lien laws are enacted at the state level and their reliability varies from state to state, at a minimum, a Waiver of Lien must be required from the contractor before final payment of the contract. A Release of Liens (see Example 10, “Release of Liens,” and Addendum 8 for f

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Organize the Development Team/Initial Work Planent. The team typically consists of the Executive Director or Development Director of the organization, the Project Manager, the Construction Specialist, the Marketing Director, and property management. It will later include the project architect and the contractor. Other possible members of the tea

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Collect Data on ResourcesThe purpose here is to find out what resources are likely to be available to the program.