Identify a Change Order, Design and Complete a CO Template Determine how to capture, record and review key information for managing changes to a contract. Read the following scenario: A builder is constructing a $2,400-$square foot house for a lump sum of $$500,000.$ The owner asks the builder to change the carpet floor to hardwood in the main room, so the builder issues a Change Order request for $$5,000$ on April $1,2024.$ The owner approves it on April $5,2024.$ The builder requests another Change Order on April $10,2024$ for $$2,000$ to build a deck, which was never part of the scope of work. The owner rejects it on April $15,2015.$ The builder issues a request for a Change Order on April $15,2024$ to increase the price from $$505,000$ to $$525,000,$ citing an increase in building material costs. The Owner negotiates the increase to $$510,000$ and issues a Change order on April $27,2024.$ Find examples of change orders$/$logs on the internet that may be appropriate for the scenario above. Based on these, develop or adapt a template for a Change Order Log. Complete your template based on the information in the scenario above, being sure to include: table title, project title and numbering scheme columns and appropriate calculations for: specific change order amounts description date submitted status $($approve $/$ deny$)$ cost and approved cost project running total comments$$