Is PSD to HTML/CSS conversion considered "coding"?

[Spac3R]

I recently entered into a couple of months contract with a startup for web frontend development. At the time of hiring, I was told that they have a designer for the UI design and that I would only be required to code a "bad looking" website. All the "web designers" I have worked with in the past have provided HTML/CSS wireframes that I add JS code to. However, a week into this job, the UI designer has sent me only the PSD "design" without HTML/CSS and expects me to convert them to HTML/CSS.
While I can tweak CSS to modify an existing design, my skills are not good enough to implement a website from just the PSDs. So my question is that is it a reasonable expectation from a web developer to also know how to implement PSD designs in HTML/CSS? If not, how do I make them understand that?

[JeffThorsen777]

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[edwardmiles]

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