A General Contractor agrees to construct a building with plans calling for a building with a footprint

of $10,000$ square feet. When the General Contractor arrives, the lot on which they must construct

this building is only $6,000$ square feet. Is the original contract enforceable?

Yes, but the plans will need to first be modified and the General Contractor given the opportunity to re$-$bid

the project.

No$,$ because the contract originally entered intchssumed the lot was proper size and that was a mutual

mistake.

Yes, because nothing in the contract says the General Contractor has to construct within the lot.

No$,$ because the parties cannot secure permitting from the City.