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38 AMENDED HISTORIC RESOURCES SURVEY AGREEME:NT This AGREEMENT is made this the 25th day of July r 19~, between the CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, hereinafter referred to as "CITY", 630 East Hopkins, San Marcos, Texas 78666, and RALPH NEWLAN, lOOOB ALTA VISTA, AUSTIN, TEXAS 78704 and LILA. KNIGHT, l35 PARK SOUTH DRIVE, KYLE, TEXAS 78640 hereinafter referred to as "CONSULTANTS", for the the performance of a historic resources survey of the Dunbar and East Guadalupe Street neighborhoods as part of the Certified Local Government Grant Program. This project will be partially funded with a grant from the U. S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, as administered by the Texas Historical Commission. WITNESSETH: CITY and CONSULTANTS agree as follows: ARTICLE l CONSULTANTS' SERVICES AND RESPONSIBILITIES l.O STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE 1.0.1 The CONSULTANTS will be responsible for the performance of a historic resources survey to include all pre-1950 buildings, structures, and objects within the Dunbar and East Guadalupe Street Neighborhoods of San Marcos (Attachment A) in accordance with the applicable grant guidelines, hereinafter referred to as the "proj ect" . 1.0.2 The CONSULTANTS certify that all survey team personnel meet at least one of the five criteria specified in the U. S. Secretary of Interiors Standards for Professional Qualifications. These specifications are attached to and incorporated in this Agreement (Attachment B) . 1. 0.3 with this exercised expertise The CONSULTANTS will perform all services in connection Agreement using that degree of care and skill ordinarily by historic preservation consultants who possess special in conducting historic resources surveys for cities. 1.0.4 CONSULTANTS will accomplish the Project in coordination with the CITY, a representative of the National Register Department of the Texas Historical Commission, and the San Marcos Historic Preservation Commission. CONSULTANTS will meet with CITY representatives as necessary throughout the duration of the Project at mutually convenient times. 1.0.5 CONSULTANTS will attend an orientation with the San Marcos Historic Preservation Commission and the National Register Program staff of the Texas Historical Commission prior to commencement of this Project. 1.0.6 CONSULTANTS will be available for interviews with the media and interested groups and will present the survey findings to the City Council at one meeting of the San Marcos City Council to be determined by the CITY.