DARREN K. INDYKE DARREN K. INDYKE, PLLC 301 East 66th Street, 10B New York, New York 10065 Telephone: Telecopier: email: July 11., 2010 VIA EMAIL Mr. Jean Pierre Fancelli Fancelli Paneling 24 East 64th Street New York, New York 10065 Re: Little St. James Office Woodwork Dear Mr. Fancelli: We received your email letter on Friday, July 9, 2010. Despite your claims to the contrary, the installation of the woodwork remains incomplete. A punch list of the remaining work to be completed will be provided to you on Monday, July 12, 2010. As I explained to you several times last week, we estimate the remaining work will require the services of two of your workman for a period of two days. It is the completion of the work that your office began . before it decided to leave in mid- job without notifiying any personnel or staff o Mr Epstein. Moreover, neither the color nor the finish of the woodwork conforms to that for which Mr. Epstein and L.S.J., LLC originally contracted. Your statement that my request for a color modification was "sudden" is astonishing, particularly in light of the fact that Mr. Epstein has repeatedly rejected both the color and the finish of the woodwork for over two years now. As you yourself conceded, months ago, Mr. Molyneux informed you of the need to restain and refinish the woodwork and, in fact, your workmen had already provided color samples and began modifying one of the columns in the office library. Mr. Epstein requires that wettld-like-you to complete the restaining for all of the woodwork , and will be there to personally supervise the staining and finishing.in-a-similar—manne Monday, July 12, 2010 photographs of the column, along with a more specific statentient--ef-the-eek3f-clfilil-fi efl: We appreciate your commitment to "do whatever is reasonable and appropriate to satisfactorily resolve the situation." I understand that to mean that you realizr that the cost will be borne by either you or molyneeux. o