PROPOSAL FORM

GENERAL CONDITIONS

(Adopted by the National Association of Marble Dealers, November 12, 1915, Revised June 18, 1930)

1.—Loss of time due to strikes, lockouts, or any cause beyond the control of the marble contractor shall be added to the time of completion of the
work covered by this contract.

2.—The money consideration named in this contract for the performance of marble ‘work, shall not be subject to any allowance or deduction for
specific or pro-rated charges on account of general cleaning, plaster patching, office or telephone service, lights heat, water, insurance on materials
in or at the building (whether set in place or not), use of general gangways and hoisting facilities, nor for materials, power and workmen required
for operation and maintenance of the general gangways and hoisting facilities, nor for watchman services or the erection of temporary structures.

3.—The marble contractor shall not be required to cut any marble or other material unless such work is specified definitely by the plans and
specifications; if his work has to be cut on account of inaccuracies in the building or in the plans, it shall be paid for as extra work.

4.—Any difference whatsoever arising between the parties to this contract with respect thereto are subject to arbitration in the manner prescribed
by Article 40 of the General Conditions of the Standard Documents of the American Institute of Architects.—Fourth Edition.

5.—If a surety bond is required in connection with the marble work, the amount of the premium shall be paid in addition to the amount claimed
herein for the marble work.

6.—The making of current-partial payments promptly when due is of the essence of this contract, and shall be a condition precedent to the under-
takings of the marble contractor; and delays in making such payments, among other things, shall also operate to’ extend the time of completion by
the number of days involved in the delay, and shall also in other respects be treated as a default of the same character as failure of the marble
contractor to complete the work in accordance with the provisions of the contract. The monthly payments on contracts in course of execution shall
be made within fifteen days after the submission of estimates for payment, and shall be based on 90 percent of the value of the work set in place up
to the date of the submission of the same, plus 85 percent of the set value of all material delivered at the building, whether installed or not. Where
the marble contractor through no fault of his own is delayed in shipping his material, he shall receive monthly payments based. upon 85 percent of
all material finished’ and ready to ship, whether the building is ready or not, plus the cost of freight, cartaze and storage, if any. Final payment in
full shall be made within thirty days from the completion of the marble “work, regardless of the final settlement for the building as a whole, or for
any other work.

7.—Where the specifications call for marbles which are recognized in the trade as requiring patching, sticking, filling, liners, ete., the custom of
the trade in such matters shall be accepted as binding on both Parties.
8.—If the marble work is to be done in cold weather, the BDACE where marble is to be set must be heated to at least 50 F.

9.—Right is expressly reserved to suspend this proposal until we are satisfied as to the financial responsibility of the buyer, and no acceptance shall
constitute a contract until we are so satisfied and until a bond securing payments is given. Right is expressly reserved to withdraw this proposal in
event we are not satisfied with the financial responsibility of the buyer. If, in the course of performance of the work covered by this proposal, there
shall arise a reasonable doubt of the buyer’s financial responsibility, right is expressly reserved to stop operations, decline shipments or stop any
material in transit, without liability, until the buyer shall have paid for the material or satisfied the seller of his finaneial responsibility.

10.—This proposal if accepted by purchaser must be approved by an authorized officer of the Kansas City Marble & Tile Co. before binding seller;
and Kansas City, Missouri, shall be held the place of delivery of this instrument.

11.—This proposal is subject to acceptance within ten days from its date and. is invalid tHieréafter, unless specifically stated.

12.—The above clauses, 1 to 11, inclusive, shall take precedence over any conflicting provisions in this contract.