2780 Memorandum, James Lawrence Carney and Town of Lexington, supplementary conditions, September 19, 1902

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14 THIS AGR.MSE24T made this eighth day of September, 1902, by and between_ the Town of Lexington (acting by its 111igh School House Building Committee) , hereinafter called the Town, and J. Lawrence Carney, of Boston, herein called the Cortracl�or, WITYESSETH as fol- lows: In consideration of the agreements on the part of the Town- herein contained, the Cont ctor hereby undertakes and agrees to furnish the labor and mat.. ,* or do the work of, grading and planting the lot where ; to _ W Ti h School Building in Lex- ington is situated, all wo -o be done in conformity with the plans and specifications therefor prepared by Cooper & Bailey, Architects, the s9a: E: being E2reb;; referred to and made part hereof. For identification they ar initi led by? the respective signers hereof. The work contracted f inc es t e construction of drive- ways , gutters , sidewalk, and retaining gall, all as indicated on plan or called for in the sp cificati .a; and this work as well as everything required by the > ._z� s and cifications shall be done to the satisfaction of the 'iitec t d Building Committee. The agreed price for the c;mpl ed job , including the plants and shrubs to be furnished and l.anted by the Contractor is the sum of Twelve Hundred Doll.a s % 120 ayable as below provided; and the Contractor agrees have the b finished ( sage only as the specifications require _ or p, r after the substantial original completion of the won later than the fifteenth day of Ootober, 1002, as to everything except the Planting, and to have that all done by the fifteenth day of November, 1902. The Town agrees to accept the work vdien completed and to pay therefor said sum of Twelve rzundred Dollars C#�1200) , and to make the payment in instalments as follows, viz: at the end of each week 80,0 of the value (determined by the Architects) of the work then already done, an accumulating reserve to be held back until l