Cavaglieri & Sultan
Architects
250 W. 57th Street
Suite 2016
New York, NY 10107
212 245 4207
December 1, 1987
Mr. Douglas Smith
Acting Chief of Design and Review
Division of Sewer Regulation & Control
40 Worth Street, Room 922
New York, NY 10013
Re: 107th Street Pier Restoration
Phase II
PDC Contract 41001.1
Dear Mr. Smith:
We have enclosed the Preliminary Contract Documents
regarding the above mentioned project. This submission
Includes Preliminary Contract Plans, Specifications and
Preliminary Construction Cost Estimates for your review
and comments.
Since the Final Contract Documents for this project are
due by the end of February 1988, we would greatly
appreciate your expeditious review and written response
to these Preliminary Contract Plans. If we can assist
you in any way, please contact us Immediately. We are
available to meet you to help expedite your review.
In the event we have not received a response by January
4th, 1988, we will assume that you are in agreement with
this submission.
Your timely review and cooperation will be greatly
appreciated by Public Development Corporation and
Cavaglieri And Sultan Architects.
Very truly yours,
Joseph Sultan
JS: 11
cc: Bernardo Carnovas
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