Interlochen Center for the Arts q) Interlochen Memorandum To: Jeffrey Epstein From: Tim Ambrose, Interlochen Center for the Arts Re: Scholarship Lodge Information Date: 8/26/93 I have instructed Town and Country Log Homes to send you the blueprints for the proposed scholarship lodges we anticipate building on campus. Karen Sargent, a noted architect and Interlochen Alumni from New Jersey, is in the process of modifying the plans to incorporate wheel chair and handicap accessibility. She will forward the plans to me upon completion. The basic plan for one-half of the lodge is priced in the neighborhood of $125,000 to $150,000, depending on the options selected. Karen is also working on the cost for modifying the structure. I will send them on to you upon my return from Colorado in mid-September. I have spoken with Dean Boal and our Buildings and Grounds Director. We believe the area next to Frohlich lodge is the optimal spot for placement due to its location on the water and accessibility for handicapped vehicles in the winter. If you are interested in proceeding with the concept, I will be happy to send a formal proposal upon my return. All is well here, but a bit muggy. Best wishes, tja Interlochen Arts Academy — I{nterlochen Arts Camp — Interlochen Public Radio 88.7 FM / 100.9 FM elddress: Interlochen Center for the Arts PO. Box 199 Interlochen, Michigan 49643-0199 Phone 616-276-7200 Fax 616-27444GHLY CONFIDENTIAL INT 000272 DOJ-OGR-00016040