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avoided, tho rton proposed was desirable ono,
and sho quicker 1t was taken tho better would
the n1,o'o county bo satisfied.
AID. tney n-ked II II nas necessary for tho
hrchitecta to make


arehitocts to maize
Any PARTICULAR CHANGES.
Mr.. EgAn was INT prepared to answer that
quesson definitely. tlc tlad no. been consider
iuH nav drflEE. bllt he lad no doubt but that
alr. JlIley hNi. II. thought they could not act
harmoniouaIy without definite 'irs nr code of
Instruction laid down with respect to tho pre-
servation OF tho foundations. When thny re-
modelled plan confenst.y AMI nvonedy. and |
pl.ced pIau In tho contractors hands, udt,it- |
ting that It wAs not tho on" upon which hin con-
tract WAS baHed tho question pf extra work ~ |
then aerous and difficult matter to determine. !
II was therefore u tho utmost ssnpor- |
tance. hcforn entering Upon the consideration
of new factdea. TINT thair instructions shonld
bo juAt 81 detinitD ~ pen and lux could mako
theni. They would then know how to act. II
they could not aEreo, thet, In would havo to hi,-
1ly, for third architect, which DO thought ought
to be d6no NOW. -.
Aid. Coey asked it any Of tho cutstono work
bfr. EEan ehid very small portion in tho
prerent contract; not uloEe than $500 or sGlo
worth.
.,lJ. Cooy said II would bo III easy mattor to
lind out what the cxtsA cosl Of tho fonndhtIons
w0l ld he. The contractor might be stopped ut
0oce, aud II there Was any change In sho out
ltues. Al estlmsto could bo mado Of tho incroascd
CoHt
Dir. Til!ey stated there would ba bu: flight
alteration In tic foundations. and the cos:
would not o1cccd the figure named.
Commissioner Johnhon Sid il Architect Til
ley thought tho clauge would rs from :l,ooJ to
E5, 900. ho did not why tile foundation should
not romain as it waa
Dir. EgAn-l agFco with you.
Commissioner JOHNSON thought
,ll:. HANS pLAS SHOULD DE SUBMITTED TO TIRE
coUsCiL
for adoption OF rejection. He did not SEQ how
tho County Boaid could instruct their architect
before tho plana had been considered BY both
bodies.
Altar sone furthor discussion. in the course
Of which Aid. Coey said the l,eoris did uoe wasn't
any clcap box which thoy would be ashamed Of,
but good building Of which they might DO
proud,
f'2.Gtn would mahe all the necessary chingeH
in lhe foundations for tile erection OF pudding
which would bo pleasing to tho ego. IL the
! helgLt aud easements. slr. 1illey wanted more
! room than 1lr. Eenn'a plan provided. md no
doubt tho latter could couforln to Mr.. Tilley'H
plon aud bring tho base.nout level with tho side
| cordanco With Nir. TilGoy'a idca, there wAs no
reason Nhy the present outings could not DO TO-
| saiueI.
| Mr. Egan mid there w,s 10 difficulty, 80 far
! ~ hlB ptan WAS concerned, In
| RAISING THE HAaEMEsT
! to any height required.
| AID. Scha1por-But surpoAo thcre should be a
| elight change In tho outlines which would cost =
| few Thousand d0llarH, would that mako a0j ma
[ serial dferonca
! Mr. Egau-No. NOT If 1t could 90 arranged for
the amount claimed by tho City Archltnct. Lus,
il We hegAu to depart from tho outlines, there il
, no knowing whess We or tho expense arc going
! to nnd.
Mr Thompson asked Il Mr. Ts'iay't vleva
couId not be met by eotno little claugen in or1,a-
1nentAtlon without touching tho prcsebt out
| 1lnns.
aIr. 1i!loy said taeso would be no necessity for
any great chanEe.
Ill. Egao SAID
THE cnASoEs Nn. r1ILEY PROPOSED
I were 80 radical that he could not see how they
could be accomplished for tho amount uou-
toned.
AID, Coey did not think the architects bad any
right to bring up that question. They could
agree upon their !an. rnaxe an estimate ol tue
Increased cost, aud then submit 1t to the proper
| authorities.
| Commi-sioncr McCAnroy did mot suppose tho
County Board would ntcrposc any ou1ocslop to
An alteration whscA would AMOUNT to 4+ooo or
$1,000.
Commissioner Clo,1gh haii il the architects
could agree upon tome blight modification and
tho cbanGea ho Indicated to tbs contractor, II
| would not take that EcntIeMan long to say what
additional resnAaesas,on TO mould require The
thug might be settled III thst my without in
curing an unceltain expense.
| MF. Wnht IIad M doubt evarv one WAS anxious
would 10 saving OF c1ponse II thc County
Hoard would stop tho ORR OIL tho foundations
unil this question vas decided.
Tho Chairman ASKED the Architeeta hoF long it
would take them to
Il FAEpARE TAHIN NEW PI4aHH.
Ir. Tllloy said they could report with reference
10 changes in the GROUND rlau in Ueak.
r1 Mr. Inompyon thought the .wett ~al. Of the
co.lnty's building could 70 ahead, rs no changes
wo.a proposed III the iutoriot.
alr. Egan suggested that tho proper commit
teea Of tho County Commissioners aud CitS
Couocil. tho Boat,l of Public Works. NJ. T;!!cy,
aud himself should meet togsther and discuss
the qucstion before sa7 changes wore made. llo
wab satisfied the who1o matter could be hafno-
ntzed.
1bis suggestion met with general approval,
and AID. fchafIner uoyaa that thnse committees
and tho architncts should como together i'll 10
cordanco With tho 0ylinancp Of the Counci
which vosts tho rover Of adopting plan In the
Building Committee and the Board Of Public
Works. ind report tue result to an adjourned
meeting.
The motion Wan carried, aud meeting cs!let
for this afternoon.
Tbs Conference then adjourned to Tueada,
next It $50 p. n.