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Home My WebLink AboutOV170241001DLL�Y A9i2Qy TOWN OF ORO VALLEY or 9 DEVELOPMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES DEPARTMENT 11000 N. LA CANADA DRIVE, ORO VALLEY, AZ. 85737 PHONE: (520) 229-4800 FAX: (520) 742-1022 1.. www.orovallevaz.gov/dis �O(JNDEO A4 ...ay.�,' _ 1.2 GENERAL APPLICATION FORM Office Use Only OV Case # Application Type: w 3 ❑ Major General Plan Amendment ❑ Final Plat ❑ Rezoning/PAD Amendment ❑ Pre -Application p h c} 7 Ij 1 ❑ Planned Area Development ❑ Zoning Verification ❑ Conditional Use Permit ❑ Sign Criteria ❑ Zoning Code Amendment ❑ Sign - PAD Exemption ❑ Conceptual Site Plan _ ❑ Master Sign Program ❑ A2ffiffl9paal Public Art ❑ Communication Facility — Tier I and 2 Minor ❑ Conceptual Architecture ❑ Communication Facility — Major ❑ Final Site Plan ❑ Revised Development Plan ❑ Conceptual Landscape Plan ❑ Other Subiect Property Information: 1 1 U__7 Address: 11167 N Oracle Road, Oro Valley, AZ 85737 Parcel/TaxCode: Parcel No. 2 Subdivision / Commercial Center Name: San Dorado Book / Page or Sequence Number. 20131760125 Lot Number(s) Lot 7 Legal Description: Lot 7, of final plat of San Dorado Lots 1 through 8 Section/Township/Range: Portion of Sec 7, T125, R14E Area of Property: 1.521 gross acres / 1.06 acres Existing Land Use: VACANT Proposed Land Use: Business - Financial Institution Applicant Information: * If more than one, attach list Applicant `: Name: Bryan Nielsen /Grace Duval Firm: One AZ Credit Union /formally known as Arizona State Credit Union Address: 2355 W Pinnacle Peak Road City: Phoenix State: AZ Zip: 85027 Telephone: 602-467-4053 Fax: Email: BNielsen@oneazcu.com /GDuval@oneazcu.com Property Owner(s) if different from Applicant *: Name: Firm: Address: City: State: Zip: Telephone: Fax: Email: Consultant: (Discipline) Name: Firm: Address: City: State: Zip: Telephone: Fax: Email: 1L.-_ 5 Project Description/Narrative: One AZ Credit Union, the Property Owner, intends to develop the site located at 11167 N Oracle Road in the San Dorado Development.The site is -intended to house the Southern Regional Branch Headquarters which will consist of a 3,424 square foot building. Two Drive -up ATM's with a canopy, parking to accomodate the function of the Credit Union, a trash enclosure, desert landscaping particularly shade treesin the parking lot(also maitain th existing landscape), pedestrian cross -site circulation. i hereby certify that I have read and examined this application and know the same to be true and correct. I am the owner of the property or the Owner's authorized representative, and if not the owner, I have obtained the owner's permission to perform stated work. All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specified herein or not. The approval of this application does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any other federal, state or local law for which this project may be subject to. Notice: It is the applicant/owner's responsibility to ensure all private rules and regulations (such as Covenants, _ Conditions & Restrictions (CC&R's)) of the subdivision and/or commercial center are adhered to. Contact your Home Owners Association or property management to determine applicable requirements. It is also the applicant's responsibility to coordinate with all outside agencies to secure their acceptance or clearance. Failure to do so may delay issuance of permits. See attached list of agencies. Grace Duval Applicant's Signature Print Name Date Important Note: All submittals received after 4:00 p.m. will be processed the next day Submittals will be rejected if: • Not folded using Pima County fold & collated; • There are missing items on the checklist unless otherwise approved by Planning Division Manager or Town Engineer. • Re -submittals cannot be accepted without a transmittal and a written narrative summary describing the purpose of submittal. 6 L F-&A'L--D EXHIBIT W 3 0A -0 No. NCS-81604-PHXI PARCEL NO. l LOT 7, OF FINAL PLAT OF SAN DORADO LOTS 1 THROUGH 8, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER, PIMA COUNTY ARIZONA, RECORDED AS 20131760125_OF OFFICIAL RECORDS. PARCEL NO.2 NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENTS SET FORTH IN DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS AND EASEMENTS, RECORDED AS 2012-0950402 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS; FIRST AMENDMENT RECORDED AS 2013-1920622 OF OFFICIAL. RECORDS; SECOND AMENDMENT RECORDED AS 2013-1930325 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS AND ANNEXATION DECLARATION RECORDED AS 2015- 3360122 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS. Page 2 DBSI INCORPORATED March 10, 2017 Proposed New Build Ground Up Credit Union East Corner of Oracle Road and 1st Avenue Statement of Intent/Narrative: OneAZ Credit Union, the Property Owner, intends to develop the Site at the East Comer of Oracle Road and 1st Avenue in the San Dorado Development. The Site is intended to house the Southern Regional Branch Headquarters for OneAZ Credit Union, which will consist of a 3,424 square foot Building, Two Drive -up ATM's with Decorative Canopy and Screening elements, Parking to accommodate the function of the Credit Union, a Trash Enclosure, Desert Landscaping particularly shade trees in the parking lot (Also maintain the majority of the existing landscape), Pedestrian Cross -Site circulation. The Intent is to create an Iconic Building with a sense of arrival at the gateway to the San Dorado development while maintaining views of the Santa Catalina Mountains from Oracle Road. With the use of Desert Landscaping, Massing, Shading elements, Decorative Canopies and Screening, the intent is to create a visually dynamic site that will be cohesive with the surrounding vernacular and create comfortable pathways for pedestrians coupled with framed views of the Santa Catalina Mountains. The Building will be presented to the street with a varied massing and elements of transparency, allowing for visual connection from within the building to the exterior and to Oracle Road. 0 8 r CIFNTAPPRDVAL I F IECOE�OEIITED A) b I i EMWOLW3 MW15 r— Oro Valley Millwork MW00 - Floor Plan Key Scale - 31/8" =1'-0" WA 11; OneAZ PROWARK Orade and tat Avenue Oro May, AZ February 21, 2017 Proposal To OneAz Credit Union Oro Valley Public Art Project Matthew Moutafis Artist 10707 N. Pomegranate Drive Oro Valley, Arizona March 10, 2017 0 Proms: t Scope: A Sculpture for the interior of the newest branch for OneAz Credit Union / Oro Valley. Subject: A Flowering Agave Description: The sculpture made of copper and steel with an internal illumination of a blossom cluster rising from the Agave center climbing to the top of the sculpture. Size: The Sculpture is 4 feet wide with an overall height of 7 feet including the blossom cluster. The sculpture stands and is affixed to a 2 foot stand composed of walnut veneers. The entire sculpture including the stand is 9 feet high. A Verde green and blue patina will be applied to the copper creating an illusion of the plant 1 surface texture. The blossom section is removable allowing for maintenance and LED bulb replacement. An outlet cord at the back of the sculpture connects to the base. This low maintenance, strikingly beautiful Agave is crowned by an array of blossoms, lighted by LED low voltage mini lights which radiate from the top of the blossom stalk. The Agave sculpture is a focal point of the interior lobby area, 9 feet tall inclusive, is coordinated with the interior designer. Timeline: The Agave Art will be completed in time for the installation during the 1 St Quarter of 2018. Actual completion goal will be December 1, 2017. N Costs: The Agave Art ,will cost $20,000 plus applicable taxes. The art budget includes delivery, installation and maintenance handbook for OneAz Credit Union. Contract: Total Cost $20.9000 50% Deposit $109000 25% upon completion $ 5,000 25% upon installation $ 5,000 Signed copy and deposit required upon submission. Artist March 10, 2017 Grace DuVal March 10, 2017 Southern Regional President OneAz Credit Union Project quotes are good for 30 days. All designs and images are copyrighted to Matthew Moutafis. 3 Matthew Moutafis k , 10707 N. Pomegranate Drive Oro Valley, Arizona 85737 (520)-245-4317 Matthew Moutafis was born in New York City and graduated from the School of Visual Arts, and Pratt Institute in New York, where he studied fine art and illustration, and received his BA degree in fine arts. Mr. Moutafis has received many awards in career as an artist and art director, including the Art Directws Show Award in Dallas/Ft. Worth, Los Angeles, Denver, Phoenix, and Tucson. Other major accomplishments include New York City's Alexander Award and the American Institute of Graphic Artist's Award Some of the companies that Mr. Moutafis has contributed his creative talents to include Up With People, Valley National Bank, Union Bank, PepsiCo .International, JC Penney, General Electric, Home Savings and Loan, TEC, Inc., Tucson Unified School District, The University of Arizona, and the Tucson Convention Center. Mr. Moutafis has also taught various painting classes through The University of Arizona Continuing Education and Pima County Parks and Recreation classes. Mr. Moutafis's art shows his love for the southwest and his fascination and passion for beauty. In spring2001 he was awarded the First Place prize for his painting, "The Face Painters: Oro Valley 25a' Anniversary .Celebration", at the First Annual Oro Valley Fine Arts Competition sponsored by the Town of Oro Valley through the Greater Oro Valley Arts Council. Awards: New York City St. Gauden's Fine Arts Medal 1957 Awarded to a Fine Arts Graduate New York City Schools Best of Show Phoenix Art Directors Show 1961 Denver Art Directors Show 1962 Dallas/Ft Worth Art Directors Show 1963 First Place Denver 1963 Phoenix 1964 Dallas/Ft. Worth 1965 Tucson 1968 Pima. County 1970 Phoenix 1970 State of Israel (Art of Israel) 1972 Tucson Art Directors Club 1974,1976 Puna County Fair — Ceramics 1980 First Place Oro Valley Fine Arts Fair 2001 "Face Painters — Oro Valley 25" Anniversary Celebration" First Place "Prize Blanket"- Oil April 2002 Oro Valley Jazz and Art Festival Current Projects 2017 2019 Southern Arizona Veterans & First Responders Living Memorial Park /Sculpture: Naranja Park, Oro Valley. Task Force Member and design co -coordinator with Task Force, WLB Group and CAID Industries. Memorial Park design and project overview. Projected completion 2018- 2019. Public Art for OneAZ New Branch Oracle/First Avenue in Oro Valley. Projected completion 1s` Quarter, 2018. Gallery Exhibitions: Fall/ Winter 2017-2018 Latest public art commissions include the following: Life size Crucifix for St. Mark Catholic Church / Oro Valley. December 2012 100x5' resin and aluminum fabrication, weight 500lbs. Elevated 30' above sanctuary floor. "St: Mark Bronze Statue. Life size bronze installed March 2013 Previous Public Art pieces include: "Daucin Geckos" for the Home Depot Corporation, Atlanta, Georgia. Oro Valley location, "Pasch Ridge Majesty", bronze ram statue for the Oro Valley Government Complex; "Oro Valley Heritage Mural", a 10 x 40 foot fine art mural depicting the past, present, and future of Oro Valley. Oro Valley Council Chambers/ Library. "Tools of the Trade", a series of 5 mosaic panels for the Golder Ranch Fire District Rancho Vistoso Firehouse. "M. Lee Starr Memorial Mural" 8'xl6' for the TUSD Lee Starr Learning Center. "The Pause That Refreshes" Catalina Mountain Lion. Magee & Oracle Road. La Canada Roadway Project between Naranja & Tangerine Roads. Spring 2008 "Oro Valley Hero" Bronze statue for Golder Ranch Fire Station/ Oro Valley Courtyard. May 2010 Professional Organizations: Member: National Society of Art Directors Society of Illustrators — New York City Scottsdale Arts Guild Hellenic Fraternal Organization —AHEPA Founder Southern Arizona Arts Guild April 2002-January 4, 2003 President Founder Artists Alliance of Southern Arizona March 2003 — October 2004 Member Southern Arizona Veterans & First Responders December 2016-present Living Memorial Task Force Featured in the following Publications: Excellence By Design: A Visual History of Public Art in Oro Valley Arizona. (2009). Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance. Arizona Lithographers, Tucson, Arizona Legendary Locals of Marana, Oro Vallev and Catalina. Marriott, B. (2012). Arcadia Publishing, Charleston, South Carolina my i . f 1fit ,1 4A „ 4w,; W Ar At .0000 4' f 1 1 + ty'I� 4 0-000-11� ,f'AV WA 11 V or, A OneAZ r.: DZH • Deb' IJUL majogym DBSI 172017 INCORPORATED July 10, 2017 Proposed New Build Ground Up Credit Union East Corner of Oracle Road and 1st Avenue Statement of Intent/Narrative: OneAZ Credit Union, the Property Owner, intends to develop the Site at the East Corner of Oracle Road and 1 st Avenue in the San Dorado Development. The Site is intended to house the Southern Regional Branch Headquarters for OneAZ Credit Union, which will consist of a 3,424 square foot Building, Two Drive -up ATM's with Decorative Canopy and Screening elements, Parking to accommodate the function of the Credit Union, a Trash Enclosure, Desert Landscaping particularly shade trees in the parking lot (Also maintain the majority of the existing landscape), Pedestrian Cross -Site circulation. The Intent is to create an Iconic Building with a sense of arrival at the gateway to the San Dorado development while maintaining views of the Santa Catalina Mountains from Oracle Road. With the use of Desert Landscaping, Massing, Shading elements, Decorative Canopies and Screening, the intent is to create a visually dynamic site that will be cohesive with the surrounding vernacular and create comfortable pathways for pedestrians coupled with framed views of the Santa Catalina Mountains. The Building will be presented to the street with a varied massing and elements of transparency, allowing for visual connection from within the building to the exterior and to Oracle Road. The manner in which the site and building comply with the Town of Oro Valley Design Principles (section 22.9.D.5) and the Design Standards will be discussed below. Site Design: Building Orientation - The Building's proposed location on the site is close to the intersection to engage the San Dorado gateway monument signage and landscape. Nestled in with the existing objects and taking design cues from the aesthetics of the gateway. Drainage/Grading — To accommodate the site work and building minimal grading will be required. Existing swales and drainage areas will be utilized Connectivity — The Building has been sited to encourage movement around the building, pedestrian pathways have been added to increase connectivity to adjacent properties. Conceptual Architectural Design: Design - The building uses a palette of materials and colors that have a clear visual link to the desert southwest. The massing of the building is a modern variation on regional pueblo style bvnoo11 a DBSI INCORPORATED Scale, Height, and Mass — The building complies with the Town of Oro Valley site requirements. Additionally, the building takes formal direction from adjacent properties. Fapade Articulation — The building mass has movement in both plan and section. The addition of overhangs, fin walls, and shade canopies for windows provides additional interest and movement. The Main element of the building, the Tower rotates towards the intersection of Oracle and 1st avenue and pushes the brim of its "hat" back in greeting. Signs — for signage there are 2 approaches: first on the building, silhouette letters on the skin of the building elevate the signage above the typical. Second the utilization of the existing monument sign that mirrors the monument on the south side of 1st avenue and creates a gateway to the San Dorado development. Screening — the majority of equipment is located on the roof and the parapet wall screens them from view. The remaining equipment is screened behind a ground face block wall. Small site walls of the same ground face block will be strategically distributed to shield car headlights from adjacent properties. The refuse enclosure will be of ground face block to match the equipment enclosure. Compliance with The Town of Oro Valley Design Standards has been met in many ways. The building's siting to help frame views to the Santa Catalina mountains. Placing parking to the rear of the site. Public Art will be accessible more than 40 hours per week and visible with illumination in the evenings. The ATM Drive Through takes cues from the building design yet remains a downplayed element. The building has definite links to the pedestrian scale with the sizing of fenestrations, elevations of panel joints and material changes, as well site walkways and semi - courtyard spaces. The roof line slopes in two directions, first the Tower greeting the intersection and second the main space pens up to emphasize views of the Santa Catalina mountains from within the space. MORGAN ELLIG I Lead Architectural Designer min JUL 7 :5 ,y, u aw.o.e.....• .. ass e. oo VIEW NORTH FROM SITE ENTRY ALONG 1ST AVENUE BUILDING ENTRY VIEW - LOOKING NORTHWEST FROM PARKING LOT VIEW EAST FROM FROM CORNER OF ORACLE AND 1ST AVENUE NIGHT SHOT - BUILDING ENTRY VIEW - LOOKING NORTHWEST FROM PARKING LOT NIGHT SHOT - VIEW EAST FROM FROM CORNER OF ORACLE AND 1ST AVENUE G� QIDEA INCORPORATED 6950 WEST MORELOS PLACE I CHANDLER. AZ 85U6 PH: (602)2"7267 1 FAX:(602) 2645637 - �ImJAnv-.OSSNNGmm O a� -� c- cp N 0` _ON97 .n _ JUL 17 2011 j REVISION ISSUE HISTORY REV 9` DESCRIPTION DATE 1 COR8 Sidra 6017 INTERIOR RENDERING - TELLER TOWER AND DISCOVERY BAR INTERIOR RENDERING - TELLER TOWER AND DISCOVERY BAR AND MERCHANT WINDOW INTERIOR RENDERING - ENTRY AND DISCOVERY BAR INCORPORATED 6950 WEST MORELOS PLACE I CHANDLER, AZ 85226 PH: (602) 264-7263 1 FAX:(602) 2645633 AqP/A—.OSSWWC.— AL O a� -E CU U � o N 0 =u O O ou JUL7 2011 {= REVISION ISSUE HISTORY REV It I DESCRIPTION DATE 7 CORD Sob ft 67177 STUCCO FINISH 1 -SUMMER SUEDE FIBER CEMENT PANEL - FINISH 1-BLACK GRANITE FIBER CEMENT PANEL FINISH2-BIRCH LOW E GLAZING ROOFING METAL CLADDING PANEL FINISH 2-KHAKI COPING CAP FINISH 1-OLD ZINC GRAY T.O. TOWER CANOPY -HIGH POINT 11 T.O. HI43AY CANOPY -HIGH POINT 22'4' AF.F. T.O. HI -BAY CANOPY - LOW POINT 1T-F A.F.F. T.O. PARAPET 15'-0" A.F.F. T.O. EYEBROW CANOPY 11'-W A.FF. T.O. FIBER CEMENT 6'-0-A.F.F, T.O. METAL PANEL - FF. al FINISH FLOOR 0'-0' OIL T.O. TOWER CANOPY -HIGH POINT 24'E'AF.F. T.O. HCANOPY -HIGH POINT iTd'A F F .F.F. T.O. HI -BAY CANOPY -LOW POINT iT-FA.F.F. T.O. PARAPET A.F.F. T.O. FIBER CEMENT F-0-A.F.F T.O. METAL PANEL -0-A.F.F al FINISH FLOOR -0- T.O. TOWER CANOPY -HIGH POINT TO. HI-B 2. Hi -a F, AY CANOPY- HIGH POIN 2Y4' A.F.F. T.O. HI -BAY CANOPY -LOW POI' 1 T$'A.F.F. T,O. PARAPET 5-0'A,F,F jL T.O EYEBROW CANOPY 11'-6 A F F. 10 FIBER CEMENT 6'-0' AF.F. T.O. METAL PANEL -0'AF.F. FINLSH FLOOR jk T.O. TOWER CANOPY - HIGH POINT 24'-0'A.F.F. T.O. HIEAY CANOPY -HIGH POINT a7 F.F. T.O. HI -BAY CANOPY - LOW POINT 77'A' A,F.F. T.O. PARAPET 15-0" A.F.F. ,dKT.O.EYEBROW CANOPY 11'-F A.F.F. jL T.O. FIBER CEMENT 6-V A.F.F. T.O. METAL PANEL -0' AF.F. Cmu FlMSH FLOOR FINISH 1 - BLACK CANYON O-0 NORTHWEST BUILDING AND CANOPY ELEVATION - SCALE 1/8" = 1'-0" 02 SOUTHWEST BUILDING ELEVATION -SCALE 1/8" = 1'-0" ,,, SOUTHEAST BUILDING AND CANOPY ELEVATION - SCALE 1/8" = V-0" VJ MECHANICAL B ELECTRICAL YARD EMPLOYEEE PATIO ., 04 NORTHEAST BUILDING ELEVATION -SCALE 1/8" = 1'-0" ROOF JD GLASS SYSTEM AND GLASS IT SYSTEM :L CLADDING EL CLADDING GENERAL NOTES - 1. FIBER CEMENT CLADDING SYSTEM TO BE AMERICAN FIBER CEMENT- MINERIT HD, WITH SITEAPPLIEDils I CONCRETE STAIN. SOYCRETE CONCRETE STAIN FINISH 1- - BLACK GRANITE. FINISH 2 -BIRCH. SYSTEM TO INCLUDE 1' EXTERIOR RIGID INSULATION TO COMPLY WITH IECC INCORPORATED 2015 6950 WEST MORELOS PLACE I CHANDLER. AZ 85226 2. FIBER CEMENT CLADDING TO BE IN TYPICAL - PH: 16011 ZW7253 I FAX:(602) 264403 hbJh-«.OBSHNC-an, MANUFACTURER'S DETAILS FOR A "RAIN SCREEN' - SYSTEM WITH EXPOSED FASTENERS. 3. FIBER CEMENT CLADDING TO BE EXPOSED FASTENERS. 4. METAL PANEL SYSTEM 24 GAUGE- COLOR - METAL SALES KHAKI (66). SYSTEM TO INCLUDE 1-EXTYERIOR RIGID INSULATION TO COMPLY WITH IECC 2015. - 5. METAL PANEL SYSTEM TO BE EXPOSED FASTENERS. - 6. STUCCO SYSTEM TO BE WESTERN ONE KOTE- COLOR - PPG14-14 SUMMER SUEDE. SYSTEM TO INCLUDE V EXTERIOR RIGID INSULATION TO COMPLY WITH IECC 2015. c_ O a> - E > ^' N T W _ Uco o N o Q U Cu O TV7 I JUL 1 % 2 7 t;$f REVISIONW= ES ISSUE HISTORY REV DESCRIPTION DATE 1 CDRB vbMiml 64H7 HATCH DENOTES STUCCO HATCH DENOTES STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF w= 05 SOUTHWEST CANOPY ELEVATION SCALE 1/8" = V-0" f PANEL ID GLASS STOREFRONT SYSTEM T PANEL CLADDING T PANEL CLADDING UVE THRU CANOPY, FINISH )RM TO MATCH BUILDING SOFFIT PANEL WRAPPED COLUMN RIVE THRU Y, FINISH )RM TO BUILDING SOFFIT WRAPPED IN ORACLE ROAD ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN - Scale 1" = 20'-0" HATCH DENOTES CONCRETE PAVED AREA VACINITY MAP STATEMENT OF INTENT: OneAZ Credit Union, the Property Owner, intends to develop the Site at the East Corner of Oracle Road and 1st Avenue in the San Dorado Development The Site is intended to house the Southern Regional Graphic Scale P 9 e a e• 12 16 za ro• Branch Headquarters for OneAZ Credit Union, which will consist of a 3,424 square Foot Building, Two Drive -up ATM's with Decorative Canopy and Screening elements, Parking to accommodate the function of the Credit Union, a Trash Enclosure, Desert Landscaping particulary shade trees in the parking lot (Also maintain the majority of the existing landscape), Pedestrian Cross -Site circulation, The Intent is to create an Iconic Building with a sense of arrival at the gateway to the San Dorado development while maintaining views of the Santa Catalina Mountains from Oracle Road. PARKING COUNT REQUIREMENTS: OFFICE: 3.5 PARKING SPACE PER 1,000 SF OF BLDG AREA 3,424 SF 11.000' 3.5 =12 SPACES RED'D TOTAL PARKING SPACES PROVIDED: 25 _ ACCESSIBLE SPACES REQ'D: (CITY ORDINANCE 702.G) 1-25 = 1 SPACES REQ'D TOTAL OF 2 ACCESSIBLE SPACES PROVIDED 1 VAN ACCESSIBLE AND 1 REGULAR ADA SPACE TOTAL PARKING (REGULAR + ADA) = 25 PARKING SPACE DIMENSIONS REQUIREMENTS: 10 FEET WIDE x 20 FEET LONG ADA SPACE 11 FEET WIDE x 20 FEET LONG W15 FOOT WIDE AISLE QUEING LANES: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: REQUIRED: NOT SPECIFIED BY THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY DETERMINED BY TRAFFIC ANALYSIS PROVIDED: 146 FEET (2) ATM's SITE DATA: DIMENSIONS:315' X 200' GROSS ACREAGE: 1.521 ACRES NET ACREAGE: 1.06 ACRES EXISTING BUILDINGS: NA PROPOSED BUILDINGS: Use -Business (Credit Union) Area - 3,424 Square Feet Height - 24' - 6" (1 Story) APPLICANT: Bryan G Nielsen Senior Vice President Support Services OneAZ Credit Union 2355 W Pinacle Peak Road Phoenix, AZ 85087 phone -1 602 467 4053 fax -1 602 644 4645 DESIGN PROFESSIONAL: Morgan M Ellig, Architectural Designer DBSI inc. 6950 W Morelos Place, suite 1 Chandler, AZ 85226 phone -1 602 264 7263 ONCORPORATE® 6950 WEST MORELOS PLACE I CHANDLER. A2 95226 PH:I60212W263 1 FAX:I6@1264-1133 htmJlw 08SHNC_1 C � Ca ca U o co N 0 � - Q � O 0 I - REVISION ISSUE MSTORY REV q DESCRIPTION DATE 1 PRE.APPLICATION 71118Y16 2 CDR8 SuhinittA 612117 `z PROJECTNO: DWG START DATE: D DRAWNAWNB BY: MME da CHECKED BY: OneAZ Credit Union Oracle Road & 1st Avenue CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN SITE-01 RED WORK SURFACE CREDENZA WORK SURFA REGIONAL VP GLASS SARN DOOR ---------- SERVICE GOPv LOGO WALL SPOT GLASS 1771 BARN RECE TON DOOR SERVICE GLASS BARN DOOR SPOT GLASS 1AIR1 DOOR TELLER I Q -all 7 MEMB UNISEX ASSOCIA7 UNISE DOM ---- FIESTR E PROX ENTR CARO ANITOR SERVICE =N.TOR— SPOT GLASS BARN DOOR M ERC~ IT DI GITAL SIC SIGNAGE CR:DENZP SE ;RVICE— 4 BEVERAC E DIGITA[ SPOT BAR I cuss COMFORT ZONE CASH ROOM PROX CARD �U.AR 0 PROX CARD ORK S RFAC 7MERGE, :Y NIGHT PII GLASS GLASS GLASS COINSTAR DROPISAFE [ BARN BARN BARN WORK DOOR DOOR DOOR ENTRY SURFACE OX CARD OFFICE OFFICE CONSULTATION ----------------------------------------- ----------- EDENZk WORK CREDENZA L11W:0RK SURFACE WORK SURFACE LJO A A AUTOMATED DW STORAGE PROX CARD Y �-- IT T CA.'I ET MECH/ ELEC SES AND EQU SITE WALL ci) cu 0 cu — a) 0 6 co 0 0 JR (NO 1 711R, --l(w J U L 7 2011 REVISION ISSUE HISTORY REV# DESCRIPTION DATE 1 CORE submM WIT PROJECT NO: DWG START DATENOVEMBER 11, 2016 DRAWN BY: oe CHECKED BY: OneAZ Credit Union Happy Valley & 19th Ave. FLOOR PLAN FIBER CEMENT CLADDING PANELS SOYCRETE FRC R PIGMENTS COLOR - BIRCH IR LRV = 29 V� 3 b METAL CLADDING PANEL — METAL SALES MANUFACTURING CORP. WESTERN ONE KOTE STUCCO S 24 GAUGE PPG COLOR- KAHKI (88) COLOR - PPG14-14 SUMMER SUE LRV = 37 LRV = 48 I _ III ■I�� f�tiiw5 OneAZ Oro _ ua �. h ORACLE & 1 ST AVE - ORO VALLEY ARIZONA� `- 04.18.2017 s aEsrEL EMN�B.AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITHIN ARE THE COPYRIGHTED PROPERTY OF DSSI INCORPORATED (OBSI)ANY UNAUTHORIZED USE OR DUPLICATION OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED WITHIN, INCLUSIVE OF THE•:DESIGN INTENT, WITHOUT THE SPECIFIC WRITTEN APPROVAL OFDBS Cgpe�lr° C l��fFE TIBUSER OF SUCH, AND THE USER'S CLIENT, LIABLE IN WHICH CASE SAID PARTIES WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPENSATING OBSI FOR DESIGN SERVICES AND LEGAL FEES BY ACCEPTING THESE DDCUNENTS THE RECIPIENY ACtHOWLEDGES THES AGREEMENT AMD4A� r v 4. � �� r '�' '"` f '' ra �. . 'i3 9��¢a, �rr. t'� F•� +, R k yea . _ ��,,a� ,� x � -,. ,t r. , �' jr ��.ny. , - is�, i . "'r — ' �a�^ vet � ppr Ulf t IN AIL lto ux! Al JI & manAl"r �.�t. r�R � y� ate' a'�'.; �. j RF t W-V Community Development and Public Works October 13, 2017 Grace Duval One AZ Credit Union 2355 W. Pinnacle Peak Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85087 GDuval(a)oneazcu.com RE: Final Public Art One AZ Credit Union San Dorado Commercial Center, Lot 7 Approval Letter (OV1702410) Dear Ms. Duval, Thank you for submitting a Final Public Art application for OneAZ Credit Union. Based on your submittal, Town staff has conditionally approved the public art piece, subject to the following: 1. The agave leaves are pointed upwards to eliminate any sharp edges, as shown on the drawing dated July, 27, 2017. The next step is to proceed with the Building Permit process. If you have any questions, please contact me at msimms(a-)orovalleyaz.gov or 520.229.4836. Best regards, W,P, — " �'� Milini Simms Planner Msimms@orovalleyaz.gov 520.229.4836 CC: File X �i Y. ...................... Alk OneAZ Credit Union Public Art pFPROVE Y -TCl ZIDRr3.13GA 'l3 � pZ PROJE MANAGER PRESENTED BY: GRACE DUVAL SOUTHERN REGION PRESIDENT L ......... . r AND FIRST AVENUE SOUTHERN ARIZONA ARTS AND CULTURAL ALLIANCE PROCESS MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK ONEAZ CREDIT UNION NEW BUILD LOCATED AT THE EAST CORNER OF ORACLE ROAD AND FIRST AVENUE DBSI March 10, 2017 Proposed New Build Ground Up Credit Union East Corner of Oracle Road and 1st Avenue Statement of Intent/Narrative: OneAZ Credit Union, the Property Owner, intends to develop the Site at the East Corner of Oracle Road and 1st Avenue in the San Dorado Development, The Site is intended to house the Southern Regional Branch Headquarters for OneAZ Credit Union, which will consist of a 3,424 square foot in Building, Two Drive -up ATM's with Decorative Canopy and Screening elements, Parking to 0 accommodate the function of the Credit Union, a Trash Enclosure, Desert Landscaping particularly s shade trees in the parking lot (Also maintain the majority of the existing landscape), Pedestrian Cross -Site circulation. m The Intent is to create an Iconic Building with a sense of arrival at the gateway to the San Dorado development while maintaining views of the Santa Catalina Mountains from Oracle Road. z With the use of Desert Landscaping, Massing, Shading elements, Decorative Canopies and M Screening, the intent is to create a visually dynamic site that will be cohesive with the surrounding ill 00 vernacular and create comfortable pathways for pedestrians coupled with framed views of the Santa iv Catalina Mountains. The Building will be presented to the street with a varied massing and elements of transparency, allowing for visual connection from within the building to the exterior and to Oracle s Road. QV /1 QI N IJ 01 A IP W WE DATA-OQiliE1�L tms�warttmssLLttw,W L4i mYtuttY tLfY IINb ■temli Ytbtt�fl NIIOM WUQp W `® tuiMtlm� t� SITE DATA - ��.►Yn• tlRlufl7lY WY�Oiu F¢ LL �+.y� rot-m.t�tattso reon>r'i�blpty �LL �cw.� tmo ms�V ■nnb wrmnm rttoa vsmttr mewme ammalm San Dorado A6ir1: Tiokrr RstA"miwlRmad Tomt0OMVYftY,Af mesm SOUTHERN ARIZONA ARTS AND CULTURAL ALLIANCE PROCESS :! OneAZ CREDIT UNION SOUTHERN ARIZONA ARTS AND CULTURAL ALLIANCE PROCESS As a Developer in the town of Oro Valley, OneAZ Credit Union contacted SAACA to administer our Public Art Project as per the current code requirement. A completed Conceptual Public Art application was submitted to the Town of Oro Valley in June of 2017 by SAACA. Below is a brief timeline: The Call for Artist RFQ was published for a two -week period by SAACA. The RFQ ended on June 16, 2017. We received 32 letters of interest which were delivered to me by Jonas Hunter from SAACA on June 20, 2017. The priorities for the final selection was based on the following priorities: • Local Arizona Artist • Modern, Southwestern, Upscale, suitable to represent our Brand • Materials utilized to capture and reflect the natural lighting from high ceilings and large windows • Stately structure using vibrant colors and materials depicting Arizona to include a light feature • Must compliment the interior design to stand the test of time artistically and charm the hearts of our members and associates The Executive Team at OneAZ Credit Union reviewed the letters of interest from the 32 artists with our priorities in mind. Representing the team was Grace Duval, Regional President, David Sweiderk, EVP and COO and Deborah Pearson, EVP of Marketing and Brand. In addition to the Executive Team, we randomly selected twelve associates to review the artwork without identifying the artist. We narrowed the search to four finalists. We then voted on the four artist's presentations with the following results: First Place: Matthew Moutafis - Blooming Agave Second Place: Al Gann -The Rythm of Nature Third Place: Nancy McIntosh - Mosaic & Steel Sculpture Fourth Place: Zach Lihatsh - Lighted Agave I notified SAACA of our final decision for the project on Friday, July 7,201 It is my understanding that the representatives from SAACA agreed with the final selection made by OneAZ Credit Union and notified Mr. Moutafis on July 14,2017. The project is under construction and should it be completed early, our artist has arranged for storage until installation can occur. 3 . co PLANNING YOUR PUBLIC ART... SOUTHERN ARIZONA ARTS & CULTURAL ALLIANCE Having a hard time conceptualizing your public art possibilities? This guide will help you come up with the a better idea of what type of public art will work best for your business onsite, This worksheet is intended to help SAACA develop an appropriate Cal/ to Artist Guideline to help the artist find direction and inspiration when coming up with a specialized proposal for you! TYPE OF PUBLIC ART Check all acceptable and preferred mediums of public art 2 Dimensional Art ❑ Indoor Paintings ❑ Outdoor Paintings and Murals ❑ Indoor Mixed Media (cloth, textile, stone, paint, etc) ❑ Glass Installation 3 Dimensional Art Sculpture (One Large Sculpture utilizing all the budget) ❑ Multiple Smaller Sculptures Functional Art ❑ Benches ❑ Lighting ❑ Interactive ❑ Shade Structures & Gathering Areas Water Features ❑ Outdoor Fountain Water Feature ❑ Water Aspects in Sculpture XNo Water Features Desired ❑ indoor Fountain Water Feature Acceptable & Preferred MEDIUMS ❑ Steel M Bronze ® Natural Materials ❑ Metal ❑ Wood ❑ Ceramic ❑ Stone ❑ Concrete and Cast Stone X CvPPLatz ❑ Plaster ❑ Terrazzo ❑ Glass ❑ Plastic Lighting Elements and features Acceptable & Preferred GENRES 0 Modem ❑ Human Forms ❑ Animal Forms X❑ Nature Inspired Forms ❑ Abstract ❑ Interactive C9 Botanical Themes Acceptable & Preferred THEMES Do you have any preferred thematic or inspirational elements you want included in the artists proposal? i.e. Food & Beverage, Restaurant, Children's & Whimsical, Commercial, Fitness, Retail and Shopping, Specific Age Groups, Green Energy or themes, Sports and Athletics, Action Figures, etc? -Eh&ooy� 5oLxii\w e s+ern art 5Ctk i p+uoe.. I oco-+ e�- + n -l-h,e rAc i In lobby -fro Ca. j u-r e- CLf\& re f (motam r +h\Ot,+CLrO-1 1 io��-t-► Aq +rro rK %►5h 0-ell(l Ac 5 arid. targe w l AtoLOS . Acceptable & Preferred Artwork COLORING ® Natural Colors ❑ Vibrant Colors (Blue, Green, Reds) 19 Neutral Colors to complimentary color Pallete of existing building Acceptable & Preferred Artwork Locations ❑ Parking Lot indo or Foyer 0 Outdoor Entrance ❑ Side of Building ❑ Affixed to Building ❑ Incorporated into surrounding landscape Grace Duval From: Jonas Hunter <jonas@saaca.org> Sent: Friday, July 14, 20171:03 PM To: Grace Duval Cc: MATTART777@CS.COM Subject: RE: Oro Valley App Form Attachments: Matthew Moutafis - Final Artist Notification Lettercloc Matthew, RE: OneAZ Public Art — Final Artist Selection Matthew, Thank you for participating in the presentation proposals to the OneAZ Public Art Project for the new Oro Valley. The panel was extremely impressed with your presentation and your artistic perspective on Public Art and on this project. It is with my warmest regards that I am pleased to announce that you have been selected as the final artist for this project. Currently OneAZ is in the process of creating an action plan for the coming months along with SAACA to determine a timeline for fabrication and installation. The Conceptual Design was submitted to the Town of Oro Valley on Thursday, July 6th. Traditionally there is a 30-45 day approval period. I will contact you directly if the Town needs additional renderings or engineering studies on your piece. As you know, once the piece has been approved, there will be a few additional items that we would need from you before the submitting for the Final Approval. It is at the time that fabrication can begin. Once again, congratulations and I will be in touchl Please feel free to contact me directly at (520) 797-3959 or at ionasna.saaca.ora with any additional questions or concerns you may have. We are committed to keep you in the know as to all developments and/or decisions that may be made in the coming months. Jonas Hunter Special Events Director Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance (SAACA) A nonproftorganirotion dedicated to the creation, advancement, and preservation of the Arts O (520) 797-3959 x 2 C (520) 250-6357 F (520) 531-9225 www.SAACA.ore 7225 North Oracle Road, Suite 112 - Tucson, AZ 85704 MATTHEW MOUTAFIS BIO M�xtF.�w M. 10707 N. Pomegranate Drive Oro Valley, Arizona 85737 (520)-245-4317 Matthew Moutafis was born in New York City and graduated from the School of Visual Arts, and Pratt Insti- tute in New York, where he studied fine art and illustration, and received his BA degree in fine arts. Mr. Moutafis has received many awards in career as an artist and art director, including the Art Director's Show Award in Dallas/Ft. Worth, Los Angeles, Denver, Phoenix, and Tucson. Other major accomplishments include New York City's Alexander Award and the American Institute of Graphic Artist's Award. Some of the companies that Mr. Moutafis has contributed his creative talents to include Up With People, Val- ley National Bank, Union Bank, PepsiCo International, JC Penney, General Electric, Home Savings and Loan, TEC, Inc., Tucson Unified School District, The University of Arizona, and the Tucson Convention Center. Mr. Moutafis has also taught various painting classes through The University of Arizona Continuing Education and Pima County Parks and Recreation classes. Mr. Moutafis's art shows his love for the southwest and his fascination and passion for beauty. In spring 2001 he was awarded the First Place prize for his painting, "The Face Painters: Oro Valley 251h Anni- versary Celebration", at the First Annual Oro Valley Fine Arts Competition sponsored by the Town of Oro Val- ley through the Greater Oro Valley Arts Council. Awards: New York City St. Gauden's Fine Arts Medal Best of Show First Place Awarded to a Fine Arts Graduate New York City Schools Phoenix Art Directors Show Denver Art Directors Show Dallas/Ft.Worth Art Directors Show Denver Phoenix Dallas/Ft. Worth Tucson Pima County Phoenix State of Israel (Art of Israel) 1957 1961 1962 1963 1963 1964 1965 1968 1970 1970 1972 Tucson Art Directors Club 1974, 1976 Pima County Fair — Ceramics 1980 First Place Oro Valley Fine Arts Fair 2001 "Face Painters — Oro Valley 25th Anniversary Celebration" First Place "Prize Blanket"- Oil April 2002 Oro Valley Jazz and Art Festival Current Projects 2017-2019 Southern Arizona Veterans & First Responders Living Memorial Park /Sculpture: Naranja Park, Oro Valley. Task Force Member and design co -coordinator with Task Force, WLB Group and CAID Industries. Memorial Park design and project overview. Projected completion 2018- 2019. Gallery Exhibitions: Fall/ Winter 2017-2018 Latest public art commissions include the following: Life size Crucifix for St. Mark Catholic Church / Oro Valley. December 2012 10'x5' resin and aluminum fabrication, weight 500lbs. Elevated 30' above sanctuary floor. "St. Mark Bronze Statue. Life size bronze installed March 2013 Previous Public Art pieces include: "Dancin Geckos" for the Home Depot Corporation, Atlanta, Georgia . Oro Valley location; "Pusch Ridge Majesty", bronze ram statue for the Oro Valley Government Complex; "Oro Valley Heritage Mural", a 10 x 40 foot fine art mural depicting the past, present, and future of Oro Valley. Oro Valley Council Chambers/ Library. "Tools of the Trade", a series of 5 mosaic panels for the Golder Ranch Fire District Rancho Vistoso Firehouse. "M. Lee Starr Memorial Mural" 8'x16' for the TUSD Lee Starr Learning Center. "The Pause That Refreshes" Catalina Mountain Lion. Magee & Oracle Road. La Canada Roadway Project between Naranja & Tangerine Roads. Spring 2008 "Oro Valley Hero" Bronze statue for Golder Ranch Fire Station/ Oro Valley Courtyard. May 2010 Featured in the following Publications: Excellence By Design: A Visual History of Public Art in Oro Valley Arizona (2009). Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance. Arizona Lithographers, Tucson, Arizona. Legendary Locals of Marana. Oro Valley and Catalina. Marriott, B. (2012). Arcadia Publishing, Charleston, South Carolina. Professional Organizations: Member: National Society of Art Directors Society of Illustrators — New York City Scottsdale Arts Guild Hellenic Fraternal Organization —AHEPA Founder Southern Arizona Arts Guild President Founder Artists Alliance of Southern Arizona Member Southern Arizona Veterans & First Responders Living Memorial Task Force April 2002 January 4, 2003 March 2003 — October 2004 December 2016-present June 15, 2017 Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance OneAz Artist Evaluation Committee As a member of the OneAz Credit Union family for over 39 years, I have this remarkable opportunity to enhance the newest branch in my home town of Oro Valley. I will, if chosen, use all of my talent and experience to create a work of beauty that adds to the interior design features. The art will incorporate natural lighting and spectacular views inherent in the interior design and architectural structure. I have created over 23 public art pieces in the Town of Oro Valley, and for over 40 years, I have been part of the creative art and fine art culture in Oro Valley. I am proud of my achievements and dedication to the Town. Proiect Scope: A Sculpture for the interior of the newest branch for OneAz Credit Union / Oro Valley. Description: A Flowering Agave sculpture made of copper and steel with an internal illumination of a blossom cluster rising from the Agave center climbing to the top of the sculpture. Size: The Sculpture is 3 feet wide with an overall height of 6 feet including the blossom cluster. The sculpture stands and is affixed to a 2 foot stand composed of a steel base with a walnut veneer. The entire sculpture includ- ing the stand is 8 feet high. A Verde green and blue patina will be applied to the copper creating an illusion of the plant surface texture. The blossom section is removable allowing for maintenance and LED bulb replacement. An outlet cord at the back of the sculpture connects to the base. This low maintenance, strikingly beautiful Agave is crowned by an array of blossoms, lighted by LED low volt- age mini lights which radiate from the top of the blossom stalk. The Agave sculpture is a focal point of the interi- or lobby area, 8 feet tall inclusive, is coordinated with the interior designer. Timeline: The Agave Art will be completed in time for the installation during the 1 s` Quarter of 2018. Actual completion goal will be December 1, 2017. Costs: The Agave Art will cost $20,000 plus applicable taxes. The art budget includes delivery, installation and maintenance handbook for OneAz Credit Union. I look forward to presenting my concept if chosen. Thank you for your consideration, Matthew Moutafis ARTIST CONCEPT L7 Lew V� 2a�� -ter j 4/✓tsie f ri` . ,ry ,., ..',N- j'-- .. VO4 RCVISIONS BY �rryy+ az!iw/t al,-s e dW,,Kd cluce+�+ Sf. - 5r1 t: x] f 't,g. pjtTAt(— ��rzr's��r�b�. i i ' ' fntirrl�- akn u.YJ-- =-,d+iJ LDaV-flgg: -- LViV `7-faYy (�C- ��- El PA,V- or- Owl- o4f, ,13e-* Aw"A40- XA.d�lu � m 30 // ---- --,e I )Ax c W4 CL- lavye—o- h6cj,� FAll �h�'' ��-b� do � � �y c-� -8P � h 10 111vM�Nrii� m � vJ�t t�t/A icy �1..csd i� JA-lro . —P-4460— -r144AL P-J-, 4-S t Arta 1=7-or-K- *o5p5pL 1GA1E>1 Kyle Peyton, P.E. Vice President & General Manager Fabrication & Manufacturing Tuesday, August 01, 2017 Mr. Bryan Nielsen One AZ Credit Union 2355 W Pinnacle Peak Rd Phoenix, AZ 85027 MAILING: P.O. Box 26945 2275 East Ganley Road t 520. 294.3126 Tucson. Arizona 85726 Tuc50n, Arizona 85706 1520.294.8180 www.caid.corn kylep@caid.com Mr. Steve C. Tineo, P.E. Senior Civil Engineer Community Development & Public Works Town of Oro Valley 11000 N. La Canada Drive Oro Valley, AZ 85737 RE: Engineering Issues - OV 1700772 Flowering Agave Art Structure to be located inside of the proposed One AZ Credit Union at 1 167 N Oracle Road Dear Mr. Nielsen & Mr. Tineo, We expect this 7' Art Sculpture, designed by Mr. Matthew Moutafis, will be constructed at CHID Industries in Tucson, AZ. We estimate the weight of the structure to be approximately 200-300 Ibs with a diameter of 3' and height of 7.5'. It is our intention to mount the sculpture to the floor to be sure it is stable and cannot be tipped. We understand that the Town of Oro Valley requires structural evaluation by an Arizona Registered Structural Engineer. With the unique nature of this piece of art, we would appreciate any guidance you can provide on specific Town Codes, Building Code Sections, minimal Seismic or lateral loads that your Public Works' reviewers will require as a part of this submittal. We would entertain any thoughts you might have on how best to navigate this project through your permitting process. Sincerely, CAID tndustrie Kyl Peyton, S.E., P.E. Special Projects MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK L __ Maintenance Handbook Introduction One of the benefits of designing an interior art sculpture is to minimize the effects of outdoor hostile environment, which exists in southwestern Arizona. The combination of ultraviolet radiation, moisture from summer and spring monsoons, and the exposures to vandalism greatly affects the decision to create an indoor sculpture. The security and alarm systems existing in this financial institution plus high ceilings over the statue, made it possible to include illumination in the sculpture. Sculpture Overview Base Cabinet: The base cabinet is composed of a walnut veneer. The cabinet interior is steel and bolted from four places to the concrete floor of the Credit Union. The Base Cabinet houses an illuminator as described in the Agave Sculpture description below, and a professional grade 24-hour timer to be set for the Credit Union official hours of business. The illuminator plugs into the timer, and the timer plugs into an electric junction box embedded in the floor beneath the sculpture. Data sheets for both the illuminator and the timer are attached for future reference. The entire sculpture has a 2-year guarantee from Mathew Moutafis, the Artist. Agave Sculpture: The Agave Sculpture is fabricated in steel and the entire agave sculpture is bolted to the steel frame in the base cabinet. Agave leaves are sculpted to form the plant. Leaves are welded in place to a center core which includes a vertical stem rising 6 feet from the top of the base cabinet to the top of the agave blossoms. Leaves are powder coated in a two-tone affect. The leaf exterior is coated in bronze and the leaf interior is coated in variations of agave blues and greens (samples attached). The blossom stems are steel with smaller stems welded to the central stem. Blossom clusters are sculpted from clear acrylic and formed to resemble actual flowering agave blossoms. There are six blossom clusters at the height of the sculpture. The illumination of the blossom clusters are composed of an array of fiber optic strands which radiate from the illuminator housing in the base cabinet, up through the main stem to the blossoms. The color of the fiber optics output are in the amber family that visually resembles actual flower color. As this is a work of art, the colorization of the acrylic and the arrangement of the fiber optics colorization are considered the creative intellectual property of the Artist Matthew Moutafis. The fabrication process for this sculpture is being produced by one of America's premier fabrication facilities, CAID Industries, who fabricated the Sun Dial Sculpture in Oro Valley Innovation Park. Sculpture Care Base Cabinet: Other than routine dusting, it is recommended to apply an old English type of furniture polish with a soft cloth once a year to retain wood finish. Sculpture Leaves: A light dusting is recommended weekly and a damp cloth (not wet) be used to remove any dirt. This branch is a flagship location for the statewide OneAZ Credit Union, I expect that the air-conditioning and air circulation will have no impact on the sculpture for years to come. Issue 1 There is no additional maintenance other than the replacement of the illuminator unit. The illuminator has a range of 20-25,000 hours of life; at 40 hours a week, 261 work days a year. The illuminator will last approximately 20-25 years. The artist and CAID Industries (who will fabricate the sculpture) have established the understanding that CAID will maintain the statue and replace the illuminator unit if needed. Until the unfortunate occurrence of the artist's passing, the artist will be available to OneAZ Credit Union for any repairs. The actual fibers in the sculptures are just that, fibers (like a fishing line like of fiber thread) no energy, no moving parts, nothing ... just a bundle of threads. The only thing unique about the threads is that they carry light... produced by the illuminator. The light travels through the treads (fibers) into the sculpture. The illuminator is just that, an illuminator. Issue 2 The high gloss is a final coating to the finished sculpture and is applied after the color coatings are applied to the sculpture leaves. Unlike outdoor sculptures, no UV radiation can affect the sculpture or mar its gloss... no rain or dust will clog its assembly. The sculpture will stand beautiful and impervious to weather and sunlight. A gentle dusting as outlined in the maintenance handbook will retain its beauty for generations. Art/Sculpture Plaque A bronze tone plaque measuring 3" x6" total 18sq. inches will be affixed to the top surface of the Table Cabinet, at a 45-degree angle for maximum viewing. Engraved in black, on the bronze type plaque are the following words: "Blooming Agave" By Matthew Moutafis 2018 "Oro Valley 1 % for Public Art Program" will be added to the sculpture plaque. Completion of Art: January 30'h, 2018 OP ID. GW "%� �`I�" CERTIFICATE OF PROPERTY INSURANCE DATE/2912I17 osr29r2o�7 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. 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