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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOV50704 TOWN OF ORO VALLEY PLANNING&ZONING DIVISION 11,000 N.LA CANADA DR,ORO VALLEY AZ 85737 Phone: (520)229-4800 Fax: (520)742-1022 APif 2007 PLICATION FOR PUBLIC ART REVIEW NOTE:PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE(PARC) MEETS THE Isl.MONDAY OF THE MONTH FEBj DATE: (4 ILI ' t ' 9 OV CASE NO.: OV5 (office use only) PROJECT: D(o \/c ' LOCATION: <. �� (':girt-) (Cc nfn t p(CUB. APPLICANT: (C~\ (t✓ -4' ACC"Lç / ADDRESS: VJ I n ro m'F -il( LOC) PARCEL NUMBER: L c ) F; n fit-i ? ( Ci.={ VC") (D ) TELEPHONE NO.: 110 FAX NO.: Sab° O` ' -`7 PROPERTY OWNER: j \4i h jl - c 4^� ADDRESS: 9 1" 3 W Dt-n bit.LS O 0 5 J PHONE NO.: ` ( 0., • 65 I` 4335 cN('‘‘ PROJECT ARTIST: � t �I a;-/-Y7 PHONE: SIGNATURE: --'�--� L. NOTE: This application must be accompanied by the following to be deemed complete: • Eight (8) copies of the Development and Landscape Plans, 11" x 17" in size, each to include the exact location of the public art • Eight(8)copies of colored renderings or photographs, 8.5" x 11"in size,with discernable dimensions. Each side of the public art must be depicted. • Eight(8)copies of the Artist's Biography • One(1)copy of the Building Construction Bid • One(1)copy of the Artist contract that specifies total cost of the finished piece. • One(1)copy of Structural Engineering Specifications,if necessary. • Fees • Please note: A re-submittal will be due for Town Council meeting and we will need 28 copies of the Development Plan, Landscape Plan.Colored renderings,artist biography,construction bid,artist contract. See calendar for submittal dates. Applications will not be accepted without all required materials. SUBMITTALS MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT AT LEAST 14 (FOURTEEN) CALENDAR DAYS IN ADVANCE OF THE DESIRED PARC MEETING DATE. erakbotift. 10 EAST SILVERADO PLACE•TUCSON, AZ 85737 PHONE/FAX`520-219-8777 • • ARTIST'S-STATEMENT • • There is an important element which is present in all art forms.: the passion to communicate effectively. I have studied, embraced and practiced some of each of the arts: the visual arts of painting and sculpture; performing arts of acting,directing and singing and dancing. • As a visual artist I am fascinated with brilliant,jewel- like color.: I work on several pieces concurrently. The•design process, as Cezanne has said,.becomes a moving"meditation. It feels as though I am having a dialogue with each work, because as each piece cools the colors emerge and suggest the next colors. Many of my enameled pieces are reminiscent of a musical motif: colors overlay and peek through each other. Just as an ensemble of jazz or chamber musicians will explore, dialogue and trade musical themes from one instrument to another, so color moves from one area to another on the copper. Process of Enameling on Copper 1. Scouring a piece of copper until it gleams. 2. Sifting powdered, clear glass, called flux, onto the copper. 3. Placing the dusted copper into a kiln which has been heated to 1500 degrees. 4. Watching until the dust becomes molten, flows, and fuses onto the copper. 5. Carefully removing the piece and allowing it to cool. 6. Applying additional layers of powdered enamel in various color choices. 7. Repeatedly firing the piece in the kiln until the desired result is achieved. Art Exhibitions and Collections Chicago, San Francisco, Tucson,AZ, Scottsdale, AZ, Denver, CO, Los Angeles, Durango, CO. Education Post Graduate Work: Art Institute of Chicago _ Master of Fine Arts,Northwestern University Bachelor of Fine Arts, University of Illinois • FEB 14 2007 i e . , .. A G r • . .. ,......,._ ,. .... . ,.. , ., . .... .. ., s 3 ... ,... , . , . . .... , , . ... . .......,.............._________ _,_ c'. ,. _,., . ,. , .1% . --7, --,-, ,,,, !'" ' , , •,. - ..--. ,*4 , , -,•-•• .-. ,, ),— •,' ,,s. . ,- ....„, • ., ..„ -.... ..„,. , '..,„ 1 AP. ‘1144 c 14 .. . • . ,,,,_ , . • • Olt..','Ak '1:. : ,, ) '';;,2„.,",o;,:a ' .• *I ., Page 1 of 1 Gay, Shirley From: Manion-Farrar, Jill Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 10:49 AM To: Gay, Shirley Subject: RE: Public Art for OV507-004 There will be no meeting this month; that application did not meet code. Thanks for checking! Jill Manion-Farrar Planner Town of Oro Valley 11,000 N. La Canada Dr. Oro Valley, AZ 85737 (520) 229-4814 (520) 742-1022 (Fax) imanion-farrar@orovalley.net Original Message From: Gay, Shirley Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 10:47 AM To: Manion-Farrar, Jill Subject: Public Art for OV507-004 Is the agenda ready so we can get these mailed out? Thanks Shirley Gay Development Coordinator 520-229-4849 sgay@orovalley.net 02/23/2007 AGENDA ORO VALLEY PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MONDAY,JUNE 4,2007 HOPI ROOM, DEVELOPMENT SERVICES BUILDING 11,000 N. LA CANADA DRIVE CALL TO ORDER: at or about 4:00 p.m. AGENDA ITEMS 1. OV5-07-04, The applicant requests approval of public art for Oro Valley Audiology & Dr. Hohenstein's office at the Vistoso Commerce Plaza. The proposal is for public art for two buildings, located along Vistoso Commerce Loop,just west of Oracle Road. The parcel number is 223-02-016F. Public art is required for all commercial projects. If you have any questions about this matter, please contact Pamela J. Pelletier at 229-4813 or ppelletier@orovalley.net. STAFF REPORT ADJOURNMENT "Notice of Possible Quorum of the Oro Valley Town Council: In accordance with Chapter 3, Title 38, Arizona Revised Statutes and Section 2-4-2 of the Oro Valley Town Code, a majority of the Town Council may attend the above referenced meeting as a member of the audience only." POSTED: 05 29 07 11:30 a.m. cp C:\Documents and Settings\dmoran\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\OLK1B9\06 04 07.doc JP\j_EY ,e1 TOWN OF ORO VALLEY o ;r �o COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 6) ca- ` 2 o , Planning and Zoning•Building Safety 11000 N.La Canada Drive,Oro Valley,AZ 85737•(520)229-4800•Fax(520)742-1022 - Oro Valley Public Library 1305 W.Naranja Drive,Oro Valley,AZ 85737•(520)229-5300•Fax(520)229-5319 e ,c .r, b DUNDED '\9 June 11, 2007 Dr. Judy Huch Oro Valley Audiology, Inc. 1171 E. Rancho Vistoso Blvd. #153 Oro Valley,AZ 85737 237.1396 Fax: 825.4279 RE: OV5-07-04, Public Art for Oro Valley Audiology & Dr. Hohenstein's office at Vistoso Commerce Plaza, located along Vistoso Commerce Loop, just west of Oracle Road; Parcel # 223-02-o16F. Dear Judy, Thank you for your public art submittal. At their regularly scheduled meeting Monday June 4, 2007, PARC voted 5-o to recommend approval for the public art of the above-listed project to Council. In order to make the next available Council meeting, we will require the following to be submitted no later than June 22, 2007: ■ Twenty-eight (28) copies of the proposed public art. Staff is looking forward to our meeting schedule Monday June 18th, 2007 at 9:3o am. In addition to the submittal package requirements, staff suggests utilizing a concept drawing, which places the art within the landscaping of the site. Additionally, the landscape plans will have to be revised to reflect the location of the public art and the relocation of the tree. Please contact the landscape firm that submitted the original landscape plans. We will require only sheet 3, as that is the sheet requiring changes to accommodate the public art. If you have any questions, please contact me. Most Cordially, RA,_,,,„ 9, ,0, -- _, Pamela J. Pelletier Planner 520.229.4813 p p el l eti e r P o royal l ey.net F:\OV\OV5\2oo7\5-07-o4\correspondences 1 www.townoforovalley.com TOWN OF ORO VALLEY L Page 1 of 3 'OUNCIL COMMUNICATION MEETING DATE: July 18, 2007 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND COUNCIL FROM: Pamela J. Pelletier, Planner SUBJECT: OV5-07-04, Public Art for Oro Valley Audiology (2542 E. Vistoso Commerce Loop) & Dr. Hohenstein's office (2512 E. Vistoso Commerce Loop) at Vistoso Commerce Plaza, located along Vistoso Commerce Loop,just west of Oracle Road. PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE (PARC) RECOMMENDATION: The Public Art Review Committee reviewed the proposal on June 4, 2007. The Committee voted unanimously to recommend conditional approval of the public art. The conditions are attached as Exhibit"A". Summary: The artwork consists of an outdoor metal rod sculpture approximately ten feet (10') in height, five feet (5') by four feet (4') dimensions at the base. The sculpture will be painted with a powder coat of metallic blue. The art is proposed to be located on the northwest side of the building. The location of the artwork has changed from the PARC meeting to accommodate sight visibility and landscaping conflicts. The new location of the artwork more visible than the previous proposal, as it is not hidden by the landscaping. A minimum of $12,370.39 is required for this project based on an estimated combined construction cost for both the Oro Valley Audiology and Dr. Hohenstein buildings of$1,237,039.10. The proposed artwork will cost approximately $12,400. Current Site Conditions: • The Rancho Vistoso Planned Area Development designates the parcel Campus Park Industrial (CPI). • The 10.22 acre site was granted a Type II grading permit, so the site has been partially disturbed. • The topography of the site is relatively flat. A minor drainage flows north to south on the west edge of the property; most of this area will remain as natural open space. • The vegetation on site is the Palo-Verde-Cacti-Mixed scrub of the Arizona Upland division of the Sonoran Desert. Palo Verde, mesquites, acacia, prickly pear, cholla and barrel cacti are found throughout the site. Proposed Improvements: • Sixteen(16) lots ranging in size from approximately 2,011 SF to 7,200 SF. • Common areas "A"through"B". • Pedestrian access trail along western property, among the natural open space area and wash. • Campus Park Industrial (CPI) zoning within the Rancho Vistoso PAD permits industrial and office types of uses, with secondary commercial uses, such as financial institutions. The uses at this site will typically be offices and medical offices. TOWN OF ORO VALLEY Page 2 of 3 'OUNCIL COMMUNICATION MEETING DATE: 07/18/07 Approvals to Date: A development plan was approved in 1987 for the entire area which includes the Urgent Care Facility. The Urgent Care Facility was constructed in 1999. A Development Agreement was adopted by the Town Council on June 5, 2003 which set aside the open space designated on the development plan east of Vistoso Commerce Loop. This was the result of an open space trade for the GUM Technology project on the west side of Vistoso Commerce Loop. At the March 16th, 2005 Town Council meeting, the Council voted to approve an updated development plan for Vistoso Commerce Plaza. As part of the development plan, all design issues, such as building layout, building heights, and the like, were resolved. Furthermore, a preliminary plat was approved by Town Council on November 2, 2005 to allow the developer/owner to begin the platting process. This process will permit the developer/owner to sell the individual buildings and/or space within the buildings, resulting in individual ownership of each building. The Town Council approved the final plat for Vistoso Commerce Plaza on December 20, 2006. Surrounding Land Uses: Orientation: Zoning: Land Use: North Rancho Vistoso PAD - CPI Commercial: Radiology Imaging Center Residential RV Neighborhood 2 subdivision South Rancho Vistoso PAD - CPI Commercial: Northwest Medical Center Urgent Care Facility East County Catalina State Park West Rancho Vistoso PAD - CPI Commercial: Saddle Shop for Horses Residential: RV Neighborhood 2 subdivision STAFF REVIEW: The proposed art meets the one percent (1%) of construction cost requirement for the site. As required by Section 27.3, the art work will be available for public viewing more than 40 hours a week. This public art proposal satisfies the requirements for both the Oro Valley Audiology and Dr. Hohenstein buildings in Vistoso Commerce Plaza. PROS and CONS: Pros: 1. The proposal meets the requirements of the OVZCR. 2. PARC recommended conditional approval. TOWN OF ORO VALLEY Page 3 of 3 OUNCIL COMMUNICATION MEETING DATE: 07/18/07 Cons: 1. None. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Public Art submittal; and 2. Exhibit"A" conditions. SUGGESTED MOTIONS: The Town Council may wish to consider one of the following suggested motions: I move to [approve, approve with conditions, OR deny] OV5-07-04, request for approval of public art, as requested by Oro Valley Audiology& Dr. Hohenstein. ai(q1 1/('(-'0&3L—. rah S. More, Planning and Zoning Director Jer e Watson, Assistant Town Manager David Andrews, Town Manager cc: Judy Hitch Fax: 825.4279 ii $1_, 'I: •-,N,'`\\i;,. /. .. /j�. .1 • •1 1 .,1.,A.c.,. ,.. :./..,,o",,,,0. ,;,,,,.-.,-,,-,_:__,, , -,, .,•,N..._Y0 1:- ' i e1t milii ,.,,,1,..1.,, 1, r i' ^ :"(.7.'„,,, „bt�yT ``+, �� f'` fMrtWJ ��1ir "*aa{"� # .� .1 1.'r i*, ,‘„,,,4,i,,1 -- -• "'-' .-.1„ ....• r. 1 f. L I, 0 1. . . / : 4•-" rivetv. ! fr' [ fTa� ' ma t , ; s i . .,,,.,- ti , F t~1 �•� t1 it �.� i t .., ...t,„..._....., g • • , _ li :, ,.• to„; ...T: } �. !•a ,Y9.„i J, • "1 i ' k 4" ,.1 ...... 1. „,,, .` 7 "iw.��l'C •v,,,, . ''.. if� F ° RpLiYi110 y �, 1 i. , . 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At this time, staff is unable forward your public art request to the Public Art View Committee (PARC) for the following reason: • Per Section 27.31 b: "Shall be on-site, unless developer elects to donate the 1%for the arts as provided in Section 8 of this Subsection, and preferably on the exterior of the building.Art may be located within the building in a retail or hotel project,but not in an office project. (Rev. (0) 05-09)"• The proposed public art is for a doctor's office, which does not meet the above- listed criteria for public art display(please review the attached OVZCR Section 27.3 Public Art Provisions). As discussed on March 7th, 2007,you mentioned an interest in the 1%for public art in lieu of the public art display. I have the following criteria for utilizing %for public art program: • Per Section 27.3 2: "For all commercial projects where the total building construction cost is $500,000 or less, the owner/developer may elect to contribute the 1% ($5,000) to the Oro Valley Endowment Fund or any specifically approved art project in the Art Fund or to an approved joint art project planned for the development that contains the contributor's building. For commercial projects where the building construction cost is $io,000,000 or more, the owner may elect to contribute that portion of the 1% over $ioo,000 to the Oro Valley Endowment Fund or to a specifically approved art project in the Arts Endowment Fund. (Rev. (0) 05-09)"• If you qualify for and decide to utilize the 1% program, the process is to submit a letter to PARC regarding your request. PARC will consider the request and then 1 www.townoforovalley.com . J forward the application onto Council. Please submit this letter, as well as the construction costs estimates to staff in order to schedule your request for the next available PARC meeting. If you have any questions, please contact me. Most Cordially, pet 1 AA 4.10.. 9. f,..ef,ett........ Pamela J. Pelletier Planner 520.229.4813 ppelletierporovalley.net Attachments: Section 27.3 Public Art Provisions F:\OV\OV5\2oo7\5-07-04\correspondences 2 CHAPTER 27: GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Section 27.3 Public Art Provisions F. Treatment of Human Remains An agreement for the treatment of human remains shall be developed with the Arizona State Museum (ASM) and appropriate cultural groups pursuant to ARS Section41-844 and ARS Section 41-865. This agreement shall be established prior to archaeological investigation. Completion of the approved mitigation program does not exempt the development from compliance with these state laws. G. Excavations on Public Property No individual shall be allowed to use a probe, metal detector, or any other device to search or excavate for artifacts on public property, nor can any individual remove artifacts from public property without the written permission of the Town. Furthermore, no disturbance or construction activities shall be authorized within the properties belonging to the Town, including public streets and rights-of-way, without a Town permit and without such archaeology efforts as addressed in this chapter. Section 27.3 Public Art Provisions A. Public Art Provisions 1. Public artwork: a. Shall be defined as art accessible to public viewing at least forty (40) hours each workweek. b. Shall be on-site, unless developer elects to donate the 1% for the arts as provided in Section 8 of this Subsection, and preferably on the exterior of the building. Art may be located within the building in a retail or hotel project, but not in an office project. (Rev. (0) 05- 09) c. Shall be permanently affixed. d. Examples of the kinds of art projects to be considered as public artwork include, but are not limited to: sculpture — freestanding, wall-supported or suspended; murals or paintings; earthworks, fiberworks, mosaics; and building features and fixtures, like bike racks, benches, fountains or shade screens, which are unique and/or produced in limited editions by an artist. A portion of the 1% may also be used to construct performing art facilities used for and by the public for the promotion and production of the arts. Zoning Code/Oro Valley AZ May 2005 281 r , • CHAPTER 27: GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Section 27.4 Native Plant Preservation,Salvage and Mitigation Plan Requirements e. The following generally are not considered to be art, and, therefore, should not be offered to satisfy the requirements of this ordinance: ordinary directional or standard such as graphics or color-coded location indicators; mass-produced or standard "off-the-shelf playground equipment, fountains, or statuary; most art I reproductions; ordinary landscaping, which normally i would be associated with the project; and the services or utilities necessary to operate or maintain artworks over p\t1,( time. A 2. For all commercial projects where the total building construction cost is $500,000 or less, the owner/developer may elect to OOP ,r u contribute the 1% ($5,000)to the Oro Valley Endowment Fund or CN any specifically approved art project in the Art Fund or to an approved joint art project planned for the development that C contains the contributor's building. For commercial projects 9 where the building construction cost is $10,000,000 or more, the owner may elect to contribute that portion of the 1% over $100,000 to the Oro Valley Endowment Fund or to any specifically approved art project in the Arts Endowment Fund. (Rev. (0) 05-09) 3. Art projects may have a small plaque not to exceed 80 square inched in size identifying the work, artist and contributors. Section 27.4 Native Plant Preservation, Salvage and Mitigation Plan Requirements A. Purpose Oro Valley's natural environment is the unique Sonoran Desert, an upland desert community found only in southern Arizona and parts of northern Mexico. Several rare and endangered plant and animal species inhabit the area. In addition, there are species of national significance, the most notably characteristic of which is the Saguaro cactus, a well- known symbol of the southwest. This Section is designed to provide standards for the protection of native plants, which provide habitat for native wildlife, site stabilization, and re-vegetation for all development projects within Oro Valley so as to enhance and promote the native landscape character of the Town. These standards provide for the in-place preservation and protection of significant vegetation and the salvage of protected species. These regulations serve to protect the public health, safety, and general welfare by: 282 May 2005 Zoning Code/Oro Valley AZ ORO TANQUE VALLEY VERDE AUDIOLOGY, INCs 1171 E. Rancho Vistoso Blvd,#153 7255 E. Tanque Verde,#131 Oro Valley,AZ 85737 Tucson,AZ 85715 (520) 825-4770 (520) 751-3901 April 23, 2007 OV 5-07-04 Ir;` Pamela J.Pelletier Planner Town of Oro Valley Pam, Here is Dr. Hohenstein's numbers,the contract and artist information with rendering. Please let me know of anything else as soon as you can and I will get it to you as soon as I can. Paul will have to start the piece soon if it needs to be completed for our C of O. Thank you, J dy L. Huch,MS APPRO � ; '•Z/DRB/BOA fil i LAB .y /ALA— PZ PROJECT OE 'aul Orzech Sculpture Stud • 3210 East 23rd Street Tucson, AZ 8571,5 Paul@paulorzech.com 520.981.6957 www.paulorzech.com )8k 41.41:‘ Ilt� J�00 Materials: Sculptures it►� 4 .Y nl . 3/8 inch round Dimensions: � i#4p steel rod 10' high x 5' x 4' O�C��' �,�` (6),\I = '/4 inch Round A * ;U�.J-I steel rod tIOSIPAk '/4 inch steel Plate , p* ,,, � for bottom 'Fob( / eklik, 7 Welded tret-40-ifie0,,,,, 04 Powder Me7sh r'j������ Coat kis Example: iifrAV&� Color: ---1 , \ , ,,, oit,„,,,,‘ „ d„,, ,,\ \,#.0 iimi.o. ,-.,,N_ \ ..„- Sr" A A-410 11 0'b*. - ,,ir-,...... Aolik ,,- \ .0-1 ksi,Akl.g i ' \**NY4V II*, .4.;,,,,,,,rN ,,, \64-.,/ iViii.--) lPuNit I 11 Concrete Mounting: i/ /`T\IF, i. 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Oillik\V /tit ` Materials: Sculptures �►'�►►� 444 / ., , = 3/8 inch round Dimensions: VIIV 4 `�/�� steel rod 10' high x 5' x 4' � 11117 = Y4 inch Round AV steel rod ti\IP � Y< inch steel Plate ‘410,10 � for bottom dr, s Welded , Powder Mesh �� 441 � � Coat Example: ; �� �, Color: prin.,..1-.., 0.-----7 \ 41' i 441! .,- 1 iikr -- 1 i '114i \\\0°:\"71 1\ itk 4 ik) ii \t"4`4\ I ' \ k‘il jot 1 . \ ,,,,,,,, ....., r,litto , 4„,.4140„ , 4404 ,0,,,, Iii)t, 4 \ 015414(!/„.*,,z-filk\\ Concrete Ilk; � �'Mounting: � Dimensions: 3- 3/4 inch —1 .5' high x 3' x stainless Steel All-thread i Concrete Base 3' aul Orzech Sculpture Studi 3210 East 23rd Street Tucson, AZ 85713 Paul@paulorzech.com 520.981.6957 www.paulorzech.com 1444‘.. C",11°...- - 1 Materials: Sculptures Illi5 `" ' = 3/8 inch round Dimensions: 'I/ steel rod • _ % inch Round 10 high x 5 x 4if \fr a steel rod r 1 �' 1 inch steel Plate r . for bottom tri jrNi illOttde Welded 41,11) Powder Mesh 06.110410KV Coat Example: Color: ,...., \ ,i,,,,A Ilk .,.,, ,, , RAll f 6/*ILI.a An '5'4°1'4\ _._.,7 \*Iviree, - „..7\ it i crAl /- , * y ,„. , , ,. ,,. ,,,„,, .„,,, ‘40-4*,,,,,I, , 4 4111/0 Concrete Mounting: f Dimensions: , 3- 3/4 inch -1 .5' high x 3' x stainless Steel 3, All-thread Concrete Base ,TIST BIOGRAPHY-PAUL O RZ L__1 CONTACT INFORMATION Paul Orzech Sculpture Studio Tucson, AZ 85713 Cell Phone: ( E-mail: paul@paulorzech.com Website: www.paulorzech.com EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT Bachelor of Fine Arts- 2D/3D Emphasis University of Arizona, Awarded December, 2000 2003—Present-Welding and Chasing Supervisor and Patina Assistant, Metalphysic Sculpture Studio Inc. Duties include: 1) Quality control of finished sculptures, 2)training new chasers/welders, 3) Working with clients, and 4) Scheduling tasks for other chasers/welders. 2002 -2003- Studio Assistant, Mark Rossi Sculpture Studio 2001 -2002-Bronze Foundry Casting Technician, Sculpture Resource Studios 2001- Sculpture Facility Technician, Pima Community College 2000- Sculpture Facility Technician, University of Arizona 1998 - 1999- Sculpture Facility Technician,Northern Arizona University ARTIST STATEMENT "Variety is the spice of life." As an emerging artist, one is encouraged to find a"signature"and stick with it, but for me, variety is much more interesting and fulfilling. I am inspired by the figurative art of the Ancient Greek and Italian Renaissance periods,but also drawn to the more message-oriented elements of today's art. First and foremost, I seek to capture the beauty and power of the human form that is exquisitely celebrated in classical forms of sculpture. The modern themes I treat in my art include feminism, contemporary ideas of spirituality and love, and the all-consuming presence of time in our fast-paced American lives. For me, art reaches its apex in the combination of fine craftsmanship, classical ideals of human form, and the expression of contemporary feelings and thoughts that allow sculpture to be both beautiful and meaningful to the viewer. 1 Paul Orzech Sculpture Studio 3210 East 23rd Street Tucson, AZ 85713 Paul@Vaulorzech.com 520.981.6957 www.paulorzech.com Artist Contract Artist will be responsible for design, fabrication, and installation of 10 foot high Steel Sculpture. Upon acceptance and installation of finished sculpture,the sculpture then becomes the responsibility of the Clients. Payments will be made in Two Equal Payments: First Installment upon acceptance of project by the Town of Oro Valley: $6,200.00 Second Installment upon completion and installation of finished project: $6,200.00 Total Cost: $12,400.00 (all inclusive) Timeline: Project starts with signing contract and approval from the Town of Oro Valley. Deadline for project completion is late July, exact time to be set by the Town of Oro Valley and clients. Size: Approximately 10 feet high x 5 feet x 4 feet, mounted to a concrete base Sculpture Materials: 1/4 inch steel round stock, 3/8,inchh steel round stock, and.1 inch steel plate, with mounting holes—all components will be welded together. Finished steel will be powder coated with the color called Blue Madness. Mounting: Artist is,responsible for concrete base, approximately.1.5 feet high x 3 feet.x 3 feet.Sculpture will be mounted to the concrete base by three-% inch stainless steel bolts and nuts. All mounting hardware will be covered with steel covers to protect mounting from vandalism and weather. .................. Paul Orzech (arts ) -' ate Judy Ouch-; o Vally Audiol gy, Inc. (client) Date a.= 3 /1444/4 ‘,/7/„. 0 -2 Dr. Robert Hohenstein D.D.S (client) Date ti ' 4 ,RTIST BIOGRAPHY- PAUL OR ;H CONTACT INFORMATION Paul Orzech Sculpture Studio 3210 East 23rd Street Tucson, AZ 85713 Cell Phone: (520) 981- 6957 E-mail: paul@paulorzech.com Website: www.paulorzech.com EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT Bachelor of Fine Arts-2D/3D Emphasis University of Arizona, Awarded December, 2000 2003—Present- Welding and Chasing Supervisor and Patina Assistant, Metalphysic Sculpture Studio Inc. Duties include: 1) Quality control of finished sculptures, 2)training new chasers/welders, 3) Working with clients, and 4) Scheduling tasks for other chasers/welders. 2002 -2003- Studio Assistant, Mark Rossi Sculpture Studio 2001 -2002- Bronze Foundry Casting Technician, Sculpture Resource Studios 2001- Sculpture Facility Technician, Pima Community College 2000- Sculpture Facility Technician,University of Arizona 1998- 1999- Sculpture Facility Technician,Northern Arizona University ARTIST STATEMENT "Variety is the spice of life." As an emerging artist, one is encouraged to find a"signature"and stick with it, but for me, variety is much more interesting and fulfilling. I am inspired by the figurative art of the Ancient Greek and Italian Renaissance periods, but also drawn to the more message-oriented elements of today's art. First and foremost, I seek to capture the beauty and power of the human form that is exquisitely celebrated in classical forms of sculpture. The modern themes I treat in my art include feminism, contemporary ideas of spirituality and love, and the all-consuming presence of time in our fast-paced American lives. For me, art reaches its apex in the combination of fine craftsmanship, classical ideals of human form, and the expression of contemporary feelings and thoughts that allow sculpture to be both beautiful and meaningful to the viewer. 1 ARTIST BIOGRAPHY-PAUL ORZECH (part 2) SELECT EXHIBITIONS 2007-Affaire in the Garden Spring Show in Beverly Hills, CA. Juried Show 2006-Affaire in the Garden Fall Show in Beverly Hills, CA. Juried Show 2006- 8th Annual Mesa, Arizona Sculpture in the Streets Show. Juried Show 2006- Sculpture in the Park 2006 in Loveland, CO.Nationally Juried Show 2006-Details Art&Design's El Cortijo Outdoor Sculpture Show. Juried Show • Sculpture"Cactus-Man"used in all show advertising 2005- 7th Annual Mesa, Arizona Sculpture in the Streets Show. Juried Show 2005- Annual City of La Quinta Arts Festival. Juried Show 2004- 6th Annual Mesa, Arizona Sculpture in the Streets Show. Juried Show 2004- 13th Annual Loveland, CO Sculpture Invitational Show& Sale. Juried Show 2004- Studio 180—XXL Summer Show 2004- Studio 180—April Opening 2004—Tucson Arts District Spring Artists' Studio Tour 2003- Mark Rossi Sculpture Studio—Spring Group Exhibition 2003- Shane House—Double Vision. Two person show 2002- Plaza Palomino Sculpture Show—Essence of Life. Juried Show 2001—Sculpture Resource Studio's Open House. Employee Show 2001- Fine Arts Institute of San Bernardino County Museum-36th Annual Open National Exhibition. Juried Exhibition 2001- Pima Community College Gallery. Juried Student Show 2001- Pima Community College Student Gallery PUBLIC COMMISSIONS 2006/7- Tucson High School Senior Student Council Centennial Commission: $6,000 commission,to design and construct five foot high bronze sculpture of Tucson High School's badger mascot. Specific skills: designing a version of the mascot pleasing to students and administrators, enlargement of maquette using computer-aided design and a CNC foam carving machine 2005- Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault Donor Wall & Fountain Commission: $15,000 commission, worked as part of a team ("Creative Instinct") and participated in all phases of project from design through completion. Specific skills: designing for a fixed-size space, working with a set budget, coordinating concepts and skills across a group, hand-inscribing donor names into bronze plaques 1999-Northern Arizona University Centennial Sculpture Commission: $5,000 commission, 2 students per year chosen. Managed design and production of a 9'x5'x5' concrete sculpture. Specific skills: Designing to appeal to University ideals of learning and scholarship, up-scaling from a maquette 2 ertAatitiebt" 10 EAST SILVERADO PLACE TUCSON, AZ 85737 f.t1 1 4 PHONE/FAX 520-219-8777 2007 November 27, 2006 Dr. Judy L. Huch Oro Valley Audiology, Inc. 1171 East Rancho Vistoso Blvd. #153 Tucson, AZ 85737 Dear Judy, This is a letter stating the terms of our agreement for me to design and execute a multipanel glass-fused-on-copper mural for your new Oro Valley Audiology building. ❑ The mural will cost 1% of the cost of construction, as prescribed by the Oro Valley Planning and Zoning Department. ❑ We will assemble all of the submissions required by the OV P &Z D for their approval. ❑ Upon acceptance by the OVP&ZD, you will pay me $1,000 towards the purchase of materials for your enamel mural. ❑ I will present color and specific size choices for your approval. ❑ Within a period of two months, your mural will be completed to your satisfaction. ❑ At your acceptance of the completed mural, you will pay me an additional $1,000. ❑ When the cost of installing your mural is ascertained, you will pay me the remainder of the 1% of your building costs, minus the cost of installation of the mural. I am truly honored that you have chosen me to fulfil this aspect of your new building. Very truly yours, / . '7L C udy L 7/0-0-11 Camwest Group, Inc. Proposal 10/24/06 Proposal CP"subttl 0(4 CP"acpin v.actper ` Item/Cost Code Description Amount 5013 Oro Valley Audiology-New Bldg. 0-None 1001.000 Contingency Allowance 5,381.25 1010.000 Supervision 24,753.75 1011.000 Permits 5,897.85 1012.000 Sewer Fees 5,777.31 1018.000 Bonds/Insurance 4,660.54 1400.000 Testing&Quality Control 2,690.63 1500.000 Temporary Utilities 3,193.78 1600.000 Field Office-Job Trailer 968.63 1630.000 Temporary-Fence&Protection 914.81 1640.000 Dump Fees&Roll-off Costs 1,991.06 1700.000 Final Cleaning 807.19 1710.000 Progress Cleaning 672.66 1900.000 Misc. Subcontracting/Labor 1,280.74 1920.000 City Sales Tax Payments 28,711.61 2100.000 Site Preparation 1,291.50 2120.000 Surveying 2.905.88 2660.000 Water Distribution 4,885.26 2780.000 Power and Communications 968.62 2800.000 Landscaping 2,690.63 3000.000 CONCRETE 26,529.56 3250.000 Concrete Accessories 269.06 3260.000 Termite Pretreatment 403.59 4000.000 MASONRY 58,227.28 4150.000 Masonry Accessories 3,766.88 5100.000 Structural Metal Framing 27,734.96 5400.000 Metal Stud Framing&Drywall 13,044.15 6100.000 Rough Carpentry 22,878.93 6200.000 Finish Carpentry 161.44 7200.000 Thermal Insulation 4,432.00 7500.000 Roofing 4,378.19 7750.000 Roof Hatch 618.84 7900.000 Joint Sealers 134.53 8000.000 DOORS& WINDOWS 9,290.19 8300.000 Special Doors 182.96 8400.000 Entrances and Storefronts 10,708.69 8650.000 Special Windows 753.38 9100.000 Lath&Plaster 19.168.01 9540.000 Ceiling Suspension Systems 3,713.06 9600.000 Flooring 4,676.31 9690.000 Ceramic Tile 2,341.92 9720.000 Rubber Base Molding 981.54 9900.000 Painting 10,418.10 Report 6-1-11-63 10/24/06 buddy Page 1 02:54 PM Proposal 10/24/06 item/Cost Code Description Amount 10530.000 Protective Covers 6,387.54 10550.000 Postal Specialties 807.19 10800.000 Toilet and Bath Accessories 1,151.59 12100.000 Cabinets&Millwork 25,242.37 15300.000 Fire Sprinkler Systems 11,515.88 15400.000 Plumbing 20,432.60 15500.000 Heating,Ventilating&A/C 33,256.13 15900.000 Controls 376.69 16000.000 ELECTRICA L 27,013.88 16400.000 Service and Distribution 699.56 16600.000 Special Systems 924.50 16730.000 Telephone Systems 4,863.57 16790.000 Alarm Systems 861.00 17015.000 Special Bonds allowance 1,076.26 17016.000 Public Art allowance 4,950.75 17017.000 Builders Risk Insurance 1,237.70 Phase Total: 466,054.48 Grand Total: 466,054.48 Notes: Listed below are specific Item/Cost Code allowances.All of these allowances will be adjusted and addressed in writing and approved by the Owner and Contractor by change order form. 1001 Contingency Allowance. 1400 Testing&Quality control, special inspections Allowance. 2260 Water Meter Allowance. 2800 Landscaping Allowance. 5100 Structural Steel Allowance, 8650 Special windows for sound booths Allowance. 9100 Stucco Allowance. 9600 Flooring Allowance. 10530 Protective Covers, sound wall foam Allowance. 10550 Postal mail box Allowance. 10800 Toilet and restroom accessories Allowance. 12100 Cabinets&Millwork Allowance. 15320 Fire flow impact fee Allowance. 16700 Communication,Data,and Sound systems Allowance. 16730 Telephone system Allowance. 16790 Alarm system Allowance. 17015 Special Restoration and Landscape bonds Allowance. 17016 Public Art Allowance. Report 6-1-11-63 10/24/06 buddy Page 2 02:54 PM U4i10i2UU; .z:la !A). Camwest Group, inc. Proposal Proposal r � '�` v rl 0l25106 CP^subttl CP^acpinv.actper a' Attachment "B" Item/Cost Code Description Amount 6001 Dr.Hohenstein-Dentist Office 0-None 1001.000 Contingency Ailowancas 16,143.76 1010.000 Supervision 37,453.50 1011.000 Permits 4,896.94 1012.000 Sewer Fees 12,329.52 1013.000 Plans&Prints 376.69 1018.000 Bonds/Insurance 7,842.76 1400.000 Testing&Quality Control 6,780.38 1500.000 Temporary Utilities 3,589.29 1600.000 Field Office-Job Trailer 1,426.03 1630.000 Temporary-Fence&Protection 1,291.50 1640.000 Dump Fees&Roll-off Costs 2,836.82 1700.000 Final Cleaning 1,560.56 1710.000 Progress Cleaning 645.75 1900.000 Misc. Subcontracting/Labor 1,423.34 1920.000 City Sales Tax Payments 48.315.89 2100.000 Site Preparation 1,722.00 2120.000 Surveying 2,895.11 2600.000 Paving and Surfacing 699.58 2660.000 Water Distribution 4,884.45 2800.000 Landscaping 2,690.63 3000.000 CONCRETE 42,985.42 3260.000 Termite Pretreatment 699.56 3370.000 Colored Concrete 2.690.63 4000.000 M AS O N R Y 69.633.37 5100.000 Structural Metal Framing 26,906.25 5400.000 Metal Stud Framing&Drywall 43,184.53 5700.000 Ornamental Metal 4,843.13 6100.000 Rough Carpentry 44,933.44 6200.000 Finish Carpentry 894.64 7200.000 Thermal Insulation 6,724.41 7500.000 Roofing 8,798.34 7600.000 Flashing and Sheet Metal 3,538.18 7750.000 Roof Hatch 618.84 7900.000 Joint Sealers 269.06 8150.000 Wood Doors and Metal Frames 7,825.42 8400.000 Entrances and Storefronts 17,758.13 9100.000 Lath&Plaster 22,083.13 9470.000 Granite Counter Tops 3,766.88 9520.000 Acoustical Tile&Grid 5,052.99 9600.000 Flooring 16,811.46 9900.000 Painting 9,858.45 10550.000 Postal Specialties 807.19 val: -L CJate� •'� Owner/Client Appro Report 6-1-11-63 10/25/06 ^uddy Page 1 07:10 AM 04 16/2007 12:16 FAX • Proposal 10/25/06 Attachment "1" ltem/C ost Code -- _ Description Amount 10800.000 Toilet and Bath Accessories 12100.000 Cabinets &Millwork 2,044.87 15300.000 Fire Sprinkler Systems 82,580.71 15320.000 Fire flow Impact fee allowance 16,315.95 15400.000 Plumbing 3,476.29 15500.000 Heating,ventilating&A/C 53,624.15 161 00.000 Basic Elect,Malls and Methods 37,130,83 16500.000 Lighting - 76,951.88 16700.000 Communication/Data/Alarm/Sound 1,614.38 16730.000 Telephone Systems 2,323.30 16790.000 Alarm Systems ,233.22 17015.000 Special Bonds allowance 842.70 17016.000 Public Art allowance 1,076.26 17017.000 Builders Risk insurance 8,340.94 17018.000 Owners upgrade allowance 2,690.63 10.762.51 Phase Total: 784,276.35 Grand Total; 784,276.36 Notes: Listed below are specific Item/Cost Code allowances.All of these allowances will be adjusted and addressed in writin approved by the Owner and Contractor by change order form. g and 1001 Contingency Allowance. 1011 Permit Allowance. 1012 Sewer Allowance. 1013 Plans&Prints Allowance, 1400 Testing&Quality control,special inspections Allowance 2660 Water Meter Allowance. 2800 Landscaping Allowance, 3370 Colored Concrete Allowance. 5100 Structural Steel Allowance. 5700 Ornamental Metal,fascia overhang veneer Allowance. 9100 Stucco Allowance. 9470 Granite transaction top Allowance. 9600 Flooring Allowance. 10550 Postal mail box Allowance, 10800 Toilet and restroom accessories Allowance. 12100 Cabinets& Millwork Allowance. 15320 Fire flow impact fee Allowance Owner/Client Approval: DatAJ�y�,IG- Report 6-1-11-63 ruddy Page 2 10/25/06 07:10 AM Camwest Group, Inc. Proposal ttti 1 200r 10/25/06 Proposal CP"subttl CP"acpinv.actper Attachment "B" Item/Cost Code Description Amount 5013 Oro Valley Audiology-New Bldg. 0 -None 1001.000 Contingency Allowance 5,381.25 1010.000 Supervision 24,753.75 1011.000 Permits 2,421.56 1012.000 Sewer Fees 5,777.31 1018.000 Bonds/Insurance 4,660.54 1400.000 Testing & Quality Control 2,690.63 1500.000 Temporary Utilities 3,193.78 1600.000 Field Office-Job Trailer 968.63 1630.000 Temporary-Fence& Protection 914.81 1640.000 Dump Fees& Roll-off Costs 1,991.06 1700.000 Final Cleaning 807.19 1710.000 Progress Cleaning 672.66 1900.000 Misc. Subcontracting/Labor 1,280.74 1920.000 City Sales Tax Payments 28,711.61 2100.000 Site Preparation 1,291.50 2120.000 Surveying 2,905.88 2660.000 Water Distribution 4,885.26 2780.000 Power and Communications 968.62 2800.000 Landscaping 2,690.63 3000.000 CONCRETE 26,529.56 3250.000 Concrete Accessories 269.06 3260.000 Termite Pretreatment 403.59 4000.000 MASONRY 58,227.28 4150.000 Masonry Accessories 3,766.88 5100.000 Structural Metal Framing 27,734.96 5400.000 Metal Stud Framing& Drywall 13,044.15 6100.000 Rough Carpentry 22,878.93 6200.000 Finish Carpentry 161.44 7200.000 Thermal Insulation 4,432.00 7500.000 Roofing 4,378.19 7750.000 Roof Hatch 618.84 7900.000 Joint Sealers 134.53 8000.000 DOORS& WINDOWS 9,290.19 8300.000 Special Doors 182.96 8400.000 Entrances and Storefronts 10,708.69 8650.000 Special Windows 753.38 -9100.000 Lath & Plaster 19,168.01 9540.000 Ceiling Suspension Systems 3,713.06 9600.000 Flooring 4,676.31 9690.000 Ceramic Tile 2,341.92 9720.000 Rubber Base Molding 981.54 9900.000 Painting 10,418.10 Owner/Client Approval: Dates:��' °CP Report 6-1-11-63 10/25/06 buddy Page 1 07:05 AM Proposal ' ' 10/25/06 Attachment "B" Item/Cost Code Description Amount 10530.000 Protective Covers 6,387.54 10550.000 Postal Specialties 807.19 10800.000 Toilet and Bath Accessories 1,151.59 12100.000 Cabinets&Millwork 25,242.37 15300.000 Fire Sprinkler Systems 11,515.88 15320.000 Fire flow Impact fee allowance 3,476.29 15400.000 Plumbing 20,432.60 15500.000 Heating, Ventilating&NC 33,256.13 15900.000 Controls 376.69 16000.000 ELECTRIC A L 27,013.88 16400.000 Service and Distribution 699.56 16600.000 Special Systems 924.50 16730.000 Telephone Systems 4,863.57 16790.000 Alarm Systems 861.00 17015.000 Special Bonds allowance 1,076.26 17016.000 Public Art allowance 4,950.75 17017.000 Builders Risk Insurance 1,237.70 Phase Total: 466,054.48 Grand Total: 466,054.48 Notes: Listed below are specific Item/Cost Code allowances.All of these allowances will be adjusted and addressed in writing and approved by the Owner and Contractor by change order form. 1001 Contingency Allowance. 1011 Permit Allowance. 1012 Sewer fee Allowance. 1400 Testing&Quality control, special inspections Allowance. 2660 Water distribution,Water Meter Allowance. 2800 Landscaping Allowance. 5100 Structural Steel Allowance. 8650 Special windows for sound booth Allowance. 9100 Stucco Allowance. 9600 Flooring Allowance. 10530 Protective covers, acoustical sound wall foam Allowance. 10550 Postal mail box Allowance. 10800 Toilet and restroom accessories Allowance. 12100 Cabinets&Millwork Allowance. 15320 Fire flow impact fee Allowance. 16700 Communication, Data, and Sound systems Allowance. 16730 Telephone system Allowance. L(22 Owner/Client Approval: Date: ' - Report 6-1-11-63 10/25/06 buddy Page 2 07:05 AM • • Proposal 10/25/06 Attachment "Be' Item/Cost Code Description Amount 16790 Alarm system Allowance. 17015 Special Restoration and Landscape bonds Allowance. 17016 Public Art Allowance. 17017 Builders Risk Insurance Allowance. 16100 Electrical was bid with aluminum feeders and other non specified fixtures as drawn. Electrical contractor to submit fixture and switch gear submittals prior to order and with Owners approval. This amount is based off the plans and specification by Seaver/Franks Architects dated 6-30-06.Additions and modifications after plans are approved by Oro Valley Building Department will be adjusted by change order form. This amount is based on starting construction towards mid December to early January of 2007.Additional delays could result in possible price increases. Project address: 2542 E.Vistoso Commerce Loop. Owner Approval Date If./ 0 Owner J Huch Enterprises, LLC 973 W. Thornbush Place Oro Valley,AZ. 85755 Report 6-1-11-63 10/25/06 buddy Page 3 of 3 07:05 AM I. e -------... -, n 7 Iis 1 , , - 'I! FITTING HAX BOOTH z i ART LOCATION OFFICE I (WALL MOUNTED) �� -�� nt ::: ;kia io , , BOOTH ' 1 1 \ rill BREAK ‘\`------.1.1L---13 =mg HAX LOBBY RECEPTION OFFICE ,,,,,,•:, IIIIP ( < _a_ _ - - - a - Q- Q CONF. BUILDING SECTI ION/ LOBBY ELEVATION- NORTH : , WALL ✓ _i 1 [ fLAB7 �� - - - ... :,w, /s (---- i ,. EQ. 5'-6" 1 EQ. I' J ii,:,, . ORO VALLEY AUDIOLOGY-- , , -�r ART LOCATION ALD/ HAX - AtV (WALL MOUNTED) / OFFICE NOTE:ART TO BE LIT FROM ABOVE WITH ,,, . , a . RECESSED CAN LIGHTING , „,. Ell -.. LOBBY RECEPTION genummil 17.:11 *.//0.14 1........... OFFICE 1--- — 1 ** ( i I FILES WEST EXTERIOR ELEVATION IM ORO NORTH VALLEY FLOOR PLAN ,i,,,-,,,, a , _ / nUDIOLOGY, PUBLIC ART EXHIBIT INC. VISTOSO COMMERCE PLAZA FEB 1 4 a' FEB. 14, 2007 GENERAL NOTES: ' • 1. GROSS AREA OF COMMERCIAL SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT IS 10.12 ACRES. 19 20/ ,' 20 21 NET BUILDING AREA OF DEVELOPMENT IS 57,600 S.F. , I 0 2t? 29 28 + A 2. EXISTING ZONING IS CPI. J I I I I I I I�I I I I I I I ` 4 II 3. NUMBER OF RESIDENTIAL LOTS:O CPI -NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL UNITS:16 SCALE: 1" = 100' NBCHBORH000IIUNSUB. �+ 4. APPROXIMATE AREA OF NON-RESIDENTIAL USES IS AS.FOLLOWS: DRAINAGE:0.42 AC, �y c-1 NATURAL OPEN SPACE: 1.23 AC, PARKING: 3.60 AC, COMMERCIAL UNITS: 2.56 AC, AND r UN OPEN SPACE/BUFFERYARD: 2.31 / II o C-1 H 5J �� o 5. EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS WILL BE SUBMITTED FOR EACH BUILDING PRIOR TO - �% PROJECT ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS BY THE TOWN ENGINEER AND/OR BUILDING OFFICIAL. = C_1 Bo(/��gRO� N LOCATION 6. PARKING CALCULATIONS: 7 I I 30 29 / 29 28 �,,,, ,� ,„�,-,�,,, w I I 31 32 UNSUB! 32 33 TOTAL REQUIRED (1/250 S.F. X 57,600 S.F.) = 231 SPACES RANCHO ,,I ,` C _ UN TOTAL PROVIDED = 288 SPACES(1 SPACE/200 S.F.) NEIGHBORHO na. ---7 < DISABLED REQUIRED = 8 SPACES / F- I I I LOCATION MAP DISABLED PROVIDED = 10 SPACES BICYCLE PARKING REQUIRED= 15 SPACES/BICYCLE PARKING PROVIDED=15 SPACES(2 CLASS I / I I A PORTION OF SECTION 29, T-11-S, R-14-E, G.&S.R.M., LOCKER STYLE) / 1 TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA R4 4 �� I34 SCALE: 3' = 1 MILE 7. DEVELOPMENT MAXIMUM UILDING HEIGHT I).36 FEET V `� !�I7 v SETBACKS: FRONT YARD = 25 FEET „ I O I LEGEND SIDE YARD = 20 FEET OR COMMON WALL IQ. REAR YARD = 30 FEET ;,���BDIVIDc� v00 t ', J I PROPOSED r f� w EXISTING MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN BUILDINGS= 10 FEET. -- LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENT(15%OF NET AREA) 0.15 X 6.66 = 1.00 ACRE. �v� t' �� '�` :l' ¢ m I DRAINAGE FLOW ARROWS LANDSCAPING PROVIDED = 1.64 ACRES. ;g �� �- I I W e> , SPOT ELEVATION 7 8. THE BASIS OF BEARING: THE VEST LINE OF THE EAST ONE-HALF OF SECTION 29 PERfil �� , a N "T� . :A ` FOUND MONUMENTS SHOWN HEREINtt4 , SAID BEARING BEING N 00'02'23' W. � a Z N ., I I O STATE PARK WATER LINE AND VALVE -B"w C----� O ©'1i - o W 'n m= n I 9. THE BASIS OF ELEVATION FOR THIS PROJECT IS THE FOUND 3" ADOT ACP IN NORTH CL - \ l D ~ c- WATER MtItH MEDIAN IN BULLNOSE, ORACLE HIGHWAY AND RANCHO VISTOSO BOULEVARD. ACP STAMPED 1 \ lie)/ ,i• �" cc O o - ( �J�i (' a :�''�` I I s OO SEWER LINE AND MANHOLE s O ' `� '1989 ELEV. 2841.44". \ \ I i a 1 ' �__ .. % ¢ I 3 HCS AND CLEANOUT -o 10. DEVELOPER WILL COVENANT TO HOLD TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, A ,\ -4-- ��HARMLESS IN THE EVENT OF FLOODING. i (1à:- ' 4:.'""'r"�'� � =� � I I -r FIRE HYDRANT �-+ 11. DRAINAGE WILL NOT BE ALTERED, DISTURBED OR OBSTRUCTED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE •`y'ORO VALLEY TOWN COUNCIL / //' \ ri i.� II IPROP LINE/PROD BOUNDARY / I ij12. DRAINAGE FACILITIES SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED ACCORDING TO APPROVED PLANS PRIOR TO THE / N ',.L IT.--1""?'' 4 IW:I I I - - - - EASEMENT - -- - ISSUANCE OF ANY PERMITS FROM THE TOWN ENGINEER AND/OR BUILDING OFFICIAL RANCHO,(1 VISTOSO / " ,V7- BOR OCas, // 1 ,� �t; 4 ® ELECTRIC TRANSFORMER .0;HBCRHOvv i 13. A PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION WILL BE FORMED TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ;;F'; / � w I i E UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC LINE MAINTENANCE, CONTROL, SAFETY AND LIABILITY OF PRIVATE DRAINAGEWAYS, DRAINAGE / OPEN / i i a ,Ii Q EASEMENTS AND COMMON AREAS. I' 'i it I _ !1' OHS OVERHEAD ELECTRIC LINE 14. ACCESS ACROSS FLOOD PRONE AREAS TO BUILDING SITES WILL BE APPROVED BY THE TOWN i i.- / I T UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE LINE ENGINEER AND SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEVELOPER. / / I I Ili l l l l((� I I I I I I !1111 1!fI\ z �" I cn 'SPACE // _ I M TELEPHONE PEDESTAL 15. NE DESIGN VEHICLE FOR THIS PROJECT IS SU-30 WITH A DESIGN SPEED OF 25 MPH, -'/ _.'/ '� -� �, EXCLUDING BANK DRIVE-THROUGH. _' I 15 1 ' 16 BUILDINGS _,""r1T` WITHIN THE SIGHT VISIBILITY TRIANGLES SHALL BE PLACED SO AS NOT TO / I� ,_--' J O r 16. MATERIALSIDEWALK INTERFERE WITH A VISIBILITY PLANE DESCRIBED BY TWO HORIZONTAL LINES LOCATED 30I I- Z �` INCHES AND 72 INCHES ABOVE FINISHED GRADE OF THE ROADWAY SURFACE. I / I \ w 0 I J CURB ACCESS RAMP /./..)r - J U 17. APPROVED IMPROVEMENT PLANS AND APPROVED ASSURANCES WILL BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO L jI i Y ISSUANCE OF GRADING PERMITS. r� _ SLOPE INDICATOR • a DIRT ROAD 0 - 18. THE PROPERTY OWNER, HIS SUCCESSORS OR ASSIGNS, AGREE T0: 1) KEEP ALL REQUIRED r c = 0 LANDSCAPED AREAS MAINTAINED IN A WEED FREE, TRASH FREE CONDITION, 2) REPLACE ANY "''" = `" • DEAD PLANT MATERIALS WITHIN 90 DAYS AND, 3) MAINTAIN THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM IN MED:O"' _ FIRE LANE s a> m Cvi..r�,. PROPER WORKING ORDER. J' _ 100 YEAR FLOOD LIMITS 19. THE OWNER SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALLOCATING 1%OF THE COST OF ALL PRIVATE PROJECT OVERVIEW NATURAL OPEN SPACE - PROJECTS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR PUBLIC ART. GENERAL NOTES CONTINUED: EROSION HAZARD SETBACK ---- 20. ALL BUILDINGS SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM. 30. APPROVED IMPROVEMENT PLANS WILL BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO FINAL PLAT APPROVAL SHEET INDEX - 21. REQUIRED FIRE FLOW IS 1500 GPM. PROVIDED FIRE FLOW IS 1500 GPM. SHEET NO. DESCRIPTION SIGHT VISIBILITY TRIANGLE 31. AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AND FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS SHALL BE MONITORED BY AN 22. ANY WASTEWATER DISCHARGED INTO THE PUBLIC SANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEM SHALL MEET APPROVED CENTRAL STATION, PROPRIETARY SUPERVISING STATION, OR REMOTE SUPERVISING. 1 COVER SHEET NE REQUIREMENTS OF THE INDUSTRIAL WASTE ORDINANCE(PIMA COUNTY ORDINANCE STATIONS. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM MONITORING SHALL BE IN SERVICE PRIOR TO ACCEPTANCE 2-4 PRELIMINARY PLAT UNDERGROUND STORAGE AREAM NO. 1991-140, AS AMENDED). TESTING/INSPECTION OF THE SYSTEM. 5-6 DETAIL SHEETS 23. THE WATER DISTRICT FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT IS THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY WATER UTILITY. 32. FIRE APPARATTJS ACCESS ROADS AND WATER SUPPLY FOR FIRE PROTECTION (FIRE FLOW)IS REQUIRED FLOOD QLYSIS CROSS-SECTION CD PROJECT WILL BE SERVED BY AN EXISTING 8" MAIN. TO BE INSTALLED AND MADE SERVICEABLE PRIOR TO COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS ARRIVING ON NE SITE. OWNER/DEVELOPER DESIGNATION 24. ON-SITE SANITARY SEWERS WILL BE PRIVATE AND WILL BE CONSTRUCTED, OPERATED AND 33. A 3-FOOT CLEAR SPACE SHALL BE MAINTAINED AROUND THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF FIRE HYDRANTS. OVERLAND VISTOSO LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, LLP APPROVED BY T I RB!BOA MAINTAINED ON A PRIVATE BASIS, AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN APPROVED OPERATION AND WHERE FIRE HYDRANTS ARE SUBJECT TO IMPACT BY A MOTOR VEHICLES, GUARD POSTS OR OTHER 3567 E. SUNRISE DRIVE, SUITE 219 _ KING SPACES 0 MAINTENANCE PLAN, IF REQUIRED. THE LOCATION AND METHOD OF CONNECTION TO AN EXISTING APPROVED MEANS SHALL BE PROVIDED. TUCSON, AZ 85718 PUBLIC SANITARY SEWER IS SUBJECT TO REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE PIMA COUNTY 34. TEMPORARY STREET SIGNS SHALL BE INSTALLED AT EACH STREET INTERSECTION WHEN CONSTRUCTION (520) 299-8424 � T TR i 8 WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT. ATTN: WILLIAM HALLINAN ��t w' �� OF NEW ROADWAYS ALLOWS PASSAGE OF VEHICLES. ALL STRUCTURES UNDER CONSTRUCTION SHALL BE CLEARLY E- t � 25. ANY RELOCATION, MODIFICATION, ETC., OF NE EXISTING UTILITIES AND/OR PUBLIC IDENTIFY WITH AN APPROVED ADDRESS AND BUILDING NUMBER. SIGNS SHALL BE OF AN APPROVED SIZE, PZ PROJ f MANAGER OV12-04-20A IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED BY THIS DEVELOPMENT WILL BE AT NO EXPENSE TO NE PUBLIC. WEATHER RESISTANT, AND BE MAINTAINED UNTIL REPLACED BY PERMANENT SIGNS. N 35. AN APPROVED FIRE DEPARTMENT KEY BOX SHALL BE INSTALLED AT AN ACCESSIBLE APPROVED LOCATION ADDRESS BLOCK OV12-97-15 26. A PROJECT CONSTRUCTION PERMIT MUST BE SECURED FROM PIMA COUNTY WASTEWATER ON THE BUILDING. DOOR KEYS SHALL BE PROVIDED AND MAINTAINED IN 1NE KEY BOX AS TO PROVIDE ACCESS PRELIMINARY CONDOMINIUM PLAT b MANAGEMENT.DEPARTMENT BEFORE BEGINNING ANY WORK ON THIS PROJECT. TO ALL STRUCTURES FOR FIRE-r-IGHTING AND LIFE-SAVING PURPOSES. , x FOR 27. ALL RIPRAP MATERIAL IN THE BASINS AND CHANNELS SHALL BE NATIVE STONES SIMILAR 36. APPLICANT SHALL CONSTRUCT THE PERMANENT PUBLIC NON-MOTORIZED RECREATION EASEMENT(TRAIL) VISTOSO COMMERCE PLAZA TO THAT FOUND ON THE SITE. AS PROVIDED IN THE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR THE OPEN SPACE AREAS. Ma UNITS 1.16 AND COMMON AREAS'A'THROUGH B' 28. A MAINTENANCE PLAN AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE WILL BE PREPARED FOR THE FIRST FLUSH 37. REFER TO THE 012-04-20 DEVELOPMENT PLAN GENERAL NOTES FOR CON°ISIENCY IN DEVELOPMENT. Ai�!(T A OF SECTION 29,T-11-S,R-14 E,G.&S.R.M., 4 BASINS AND CULTECH SYSTEM. MAINTENANCE PLAN AND SCHEDULE WILL BE SUBMITTED 1wluFN b 1111IL1� PORTION OF ORECTIONY,PIMAC,R-14-,a&S. . 8� WITH THE IMPROVEMENT PLANS. 'a 42251 yo r COVER SHEET 38. CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FROM NE PIMA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IS REQUIRED ERIN E g00 E Wetmore Rd, w BEFORE BEGINNING ANY WORK ON THIS PROJECT. APPROVAL OF THIS PRELIMINARY PLAT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE LOUDERMILK 29. THE SITE SHALL INCLUDE ALL USES SPECIFICIALLY PERMITTED AND CONDITIONALLY PERMITTED Suite 110 UNDER THE CAMPUS PARK INDUSTRIAL LAND USE DESIGNATION WITHIN THE RANCHO VISTOSO '10112/. PROD N0: 97064-10 1023 SCALE HORIZ 1'=TOOT 6 6 CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION. a Tucson,AZ 85719 DATE DUNE ZOOS CONTOUR INTERVAL> N/A OF PAD, EXCEPT RETAIL OPERATIONS AND RESTAURANTS. `=r'S' Tel(520)292-2300 m . Fax(520)292-1290 Engineering • Pann},g •EnvironmentalSurveying • Water Resources GENERAL NOTES: IP • _ 1. GROSS AREA OF DEVELOPMENT IS 10.22 ACRES. NET BUILDING AREA OF DEVELOPMENT IS 57,600 S.F. 19 20 - N 4�r 29 28 2. EXISTING ZONING IS CPI. 3. EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS WILL BE SUBMITTED FOR EACH BUILDING PRIOR TO `< 4 ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS BY THE TOWN ENGINEER AND/OR BUILDING OFFICIAL ��•; ' :& j`�4�110 I n t l I I .:,MST°SO ' II 4. NATURAL OPEN SPACE 3.56 ACRES. E I , 1 ORN000I < �11111 i1>>i I . :.,g i f C-t % ag 5. PARKING CALCULATIONS: r TOTAL REQUIRED (1/250 S.F. X 57,600 S.F.) = 231 SPACES Cl- �,� __ _,� A s� TOTAL PROVIDED 288 SPACES (1 SPACE/200 S.F.) W DISABLED REQUIRED = 8 SPACES I SCALE: 1" = 100' � PROJECT DISABLED PROVIDED = 10 SPACES - < C 1 U, I114,0 . V LOCATION 4 I 30 29 29 28 6. DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS (CPI) 31 32 �N�ue. 32 33 MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT= 36 FEET SETBACKS: FRONT YARD = 25 FEET , SIDE YARD = 20 FEET OR COMMON WALL (%/ _ ( LOCATION MAP REAR YARD = 30 FEET = MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN BUILDINGS = 10 FEET. RANCHO ' A PORTION OF SECTION 29, T-11-S, R-14-E, G.&S.R.M., = RANCHO VISTOSO LANDSCAPING REQUIREMENT 1.64 OF NET AREA) 0.15 X 6.66 1.00 ACRE. t4EIG ..,,p STO II l I TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA LANDSCAPING PROVIDED = ACRES. r4f�tvl'BORHCOD u i SCALE 3' = 1 MILE 7. THE BASIS OF BEARING FOR THIS PROJECT IS THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE I I HIGHWAY 77(ORACLE ROAD) AS ESTABLISHED BY RIGHT-OF-WAY MARKERS AT STATION / I` I I ! 783+00 AND STATION 795+00. SAID BEARING BEING NORTH 00'42'40'EAST. { 8. THE BASIS OF ELEVATION FOR THIS PROJECT IS THE FOUND 3" ADOT ACP IN NORTH CL 4 •1 IA LEGEND MEDIAN IN BULLNOSE, ORACLE HIGHWAY AND RANCHO VISTOSO BOULEVARD. ACP STAMPED 3 / i EXISTING PROPOSED "1989 ELEV. 2$41.44'. Q IL 0 I I 7 DRAINAGE FLOW ARROWS 9. DEVELOPER WILL CONVENANT TO HOLD TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, � IBr,,V ED /9/4.''', ....: of I 4.7 vlr.;.v[`,vrvtvCv ' SPOT ELEVATION HARMLESS IN THE EVENT OF FLOODING. ,r'� t �,{ • I 10. DRAINAGE WILL NOT BE ALTERED, DISTURBED OR OBSTRUCTED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE r -- `- '_. 20 ORO VALLEY TOWN COUNCILCI THIS PROJECT })�� o w ---a"w - WATER LINE AND VALVE -8"w--�-- v�- t; ." d C A T A,IA I AWATER METER to nrrt.rrrr� a '11. DRAINAGE FACILI TIES SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED ACCORDING TO APPROVED PLANS PRIOR TO THE -L.---__.-----"'--� E- n STATE �) ISSUANCE OF ANY PERMITS FROM THE TOWN ENGINEER AND/OR BUILDING OFFICIAL _IL, ------ ii- A -,I ^-,� / \ O �, - ,W� w r RH S © SEWER LINE AND MANHOLE S-O-- g -! - 8 HCS AND CLEANOUT --o12. A PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION WILL BE FORMED TO ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR \\ /� 7 YMAINTENANCE, CONTROL, SAFETY AND LIABILITY OF PRIVATE DRAINAGEWAYS, DRAINAGE �\C \ �G3 /EASEMENTS AND COMMON AREAS. t' FIRE HYDRANT ,fir--+ 13. ACCESS ACROSS FLOOD PRONE AREAS TO BUILDING SITES WILL BE APPROVED BY THE TOWN f ' I___�_ Q3 PROP LINE/PROJ BOUNDARY ENGINEER AND SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEVELOPER. I J1, /�. / f w .� `r "'psi I ( vv" -- - - - EASEMENT - - - - /., I 14, THE DESIGN VEHICLE FOR THIS PROJECT IS SU-30 WITH A DESIGN SPEED OF 25 MPH, ( ! I . -_ 1 - EXCLUDING BANK DRIVE-THROUGH. / > _-1' f il ® ELECTRIC TRANSFORMER 15. MATERIAL WITHIN THE SIGHT VISIBILITY TRIANC4 FS SHALL BE PLACED SO AS NOT TO RANCHO VISTOSO \ ,,,/ // NATURAL I` , •4r I E UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC LINE INTERFERE WITH A VISIBILITY PLANEE B f I DESCRIBED BY TWO HORIZONTAL LINES LOCATED 30 "�',i.i�iflCSvflKflvvv ii / J ���� # 70 � �- { INCHES AND 72 INCHES ABOVE FINISHED GRADE OF THE ROADWAY SURFACE. / I ORE OVERHEAD ELECTRIC LINE / oi: f 1 T UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE LINE 16. APPROVED IMPROVEMENT PLANS AND APPROVED ASSURANCES WILL BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO �� OPEN ---...i Imi-,..1 fISSUANCE OF GRADING PERMITS. / I #- / illI ® TELEPHONE PEDESTAL 17. THE PROPERTY OWNER, HIS SUCCESSORS OR ASSIGNS, AGREE TO, 1) KEEP ALL REQUIRED �� I BUILDINGS LANDSCAPED AREAS MAINTAINED IN A WEED Mitt, TRASH FREE CONDITION, 2) REPLACE ANY // / ' SPACE ✓r--J 1_ i_.I I�.- r i I P DEAD PLANT MATERIALS WITHIN 90 DAYS AND, 3)MAINTAIN THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM IN SIDEWALK PROPER WORKING ORDER. / ��' 12 ! 13 !i zJ F ':`':•'+ 18. THE OWNER SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALLOCATING 1% THE COST OF ALL PRIVATE / f/ r` ; v Ij 3 CURB ACCESS RAMP W PROJECTS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR PUBLIC ART. I' �'I 4 1 RI COPE INDICATOR Y 19. ALL BUILDINGS SHALL BE EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM. '! -) .4 U DIRT ROAD 20. REQUIRED FIRE FLOW IS 1500 GPM. PROVIDED FIRE FLOW IS 1500 GPM. _ I >II I FIRE LANE 21. ANY WASTEWATER DISCHARGED INTO THE PUBLIC SANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEM SHALL MEET £.C&.ve-L?u•CI't- Torw,Giw� = cc I O CL THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE INDUSTRIAL WASTE ORDINANCE(PIMA COUNTY ORDINANCE �� �ak�r�r+ ' 'riSTv�O = 0 100 YEAR FLOOD LIMITS NO. 1991-140, AS AMENDED). co.,To." oc oco Vo 0 45,*2-, l' �` ..11 11,A 1 Plat NATURAL OPEN SPACE iga_ tt�o-Gorre�t bav to t OF1 -1 - - - 22 THE WATER DISTRICT FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT IS THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY WATER UTILITY. T� t Or - EROSION HAZARD SETBACK -- THE PROJECT WILL BE SERVED BY AN EXISTING 8"MAIN. 45 --- Y"re �C � on N.as M {�� 5. SIGHT VISIBILITY TRIANGLE 23. ON-SITE SANITARY SEWERS, EXCEPT PUBLIC SEWERS WITHIN PUBLIC SEWER EASEMENTS OR el:, S. RIGHTS-OF-WAY, WILL BE PRIVATE AND WILL BE CONSTRUCTED. OPERATED AND MAINTAINED �+e d'O� ON A PRIVATE BASIS. THE LOCATION AND METHOD OF CONNECTION TO AN EXISTING PUBLIC SANITARY PROJECT PVERVIEW UNDERGROUND STORAGE AREA ��=��; � SANITARY SEWER IS SUBJECT TO REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE PIMA COUNTY WASTEWATER "row IN CtFwr� 1 MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT AT THE TIME OF SUBMITTAL OF PLUMBING OR BUILDING PLANS. , 24. ANY RELOCATION, MODIFICATION,ETC., OF THE EXISTING UTILITIES AND/OR PUBLIC FLOOD ANALYSIS CROSS-SECTION IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED BY THIS DEVELOPMENT WILL BE AT NO IXPENSE TO THE PUBLIC. DESIGNATION 25. A PROJECT CONSTRUCTION PERMIT MUST BE SECURED FROM PIMA COUNTY WASTEWATER a AGEMENT DEPARTMENT BEFORE BEGINNING ANY WORK ON THIS PROJECT. 8 26. ALL RIPRAP MATERIAL IN THE BASINS AND CHANNELS SHALL BE NATIVE STONES SIMILAR 4 TO THAT FOUND ON THE SITE a z� 6' OV12-04-20 27. A MAINTENANCE PLAN AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE WILL BE PREPARED FOR THE FIRST FLUSH GEOFF W. BASINS AND CULTECH SYSTEM. MAINTENANCE PLAN AND SCHEDULE WILL BE SUBMITTED HARRIS ADDRESS BLOCK K- OVI2-97-15 WITH THE IMPROVEMENT PLANS. ';'? s•,-J- DEVELOPMENT PLAN x 28. THE THE SITE SHALL INCLUDE AU.USES SPECIFICIALLY PERMITTED AND CONDITIONALLY PERMITTED %> •-• 3 FOR A;UNDER THE CAMPUS PARK INDUSTRIAL LAND USE DESIGNATION WITHIN THE RANCHO VISTOSO l '��' VISTOSO COMMERCE PLAZA PAD, EXCEPT RETAIL OPERATIONS AND RESTAURANTS. algid § A PORTION OF SECTION 29,T-11-S,R44-E,G.SS.R.M., /�,, 1 c,h s1�a,I� (ohS#.vct' �rrk� �or.d< �b�•,,,t' SHEET INDEX OWNER/DEVELOPER J TOWN OFOROVALLEY,PIMA000NTY,ARIZONA 21) C� P +>� dt,, SHEET NO. DESCRIPTION OVERLAND VISTOSO LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, LLP COVER SHEET g r1,,,,,, + Crit . opt" S(�C• 1 COVER SHEET 3567 E. SUNRISE DRIVE, SUITE 219 500 E.Wetmore Rd. . 2-4 DEVELOPMENT PLAN TUCSON, AZ 85718 Timm. n°�T19 PROJ Na 9mtH-00-12 �►IORSZ 1 -100' 4 5-6 DETAIL SHEETS (520) 299-8424 Tel(520)292-2300 DAB AUGUST 2004 CONTOUR INTERVAL-N/A 1 OF 6 ATTN: WILLIAM HALLINAN Vg Foe(520)292-1290 ,9 . 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HARRIS rrV ; I -,, • N O KEY NOTES g 0 6*VERTICAL CURB Q 10' x 10' TRASH ENCLOSURE AREA WITH CMU SCREEN WALL OV12-04--20 . ®, 4' SIDEWALK OVI2-97-15 ® 24' PARKING AREA ACCESS LANE (P.A.A.L) ® HANDICAP PARKING SPACE - SEE DETAIL'J' ON SHEET 63 DEVELOPMENT PLAN ® 12' x 35' LOADING ZONE BOUNDARY CURVE DATA FOR 0 DRIVE-THROUGH LANE TO BE SIGNED AND STRIPED TO CURVE RADIUS ARC LENGTH CHORD LENGTH E CHORD BEARING DELTA ANGLE _ VISTOSO COMMERCE PLAZA PROVIDE ADEQUATE WARNING TO DRIVERS. LANE ALSO TO C3 590.00' 419.13. 410.37' 1 S 44'51'04' W 4O'42'09' A PORTION OF SECTION 28,T 11-S,R-14-E,G.&S.R.M., g BE SCREENED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 9-1-2.E T • TOWN OF ORO VALLEY,PHA COUNTY,ARIZONA 2 • OF ORO VALLEY ZONING CODE REVISED. PLAN SHEET 0PAVEMENT TREATMENT FOR 4' WIDE CROSS-WALK 0o0 -xetm rs R. , L wt.I PRW MR 97004-09-12 SCALE:IIORIZ 1'=30' A Tel( )292 2300 719 IM AUGUST 2004 CONTOUR IMIERV&.1' 3 OF V 8'fax(520)292-1290 Eagmaeri n9 . Paining • Emhonmental • Sonepg • Water Reaoarote g . IP 11, Ge / "` I 'J' This 1project is teral o be constructed to one phase.This project is pert f [ to 20 / / 20 25 of the Rancho VIs#oso PAD. ` r i f ! I:Ns 2e2sAliQTY. ;-. ,- , ' IEeoaop565 4 AOX n .a 20 BUFFER YARD D : ` ' : i eero • >• iAD CPI p . NEIGHtiORHODDIi- a Z a a c I 25' BUFFER YARD r,Drr i/,* . ; ��; i- r F. • ' ► Acacia ins; �NS<,� p ! �� j `�. r'i;r;r:fh i } - G.Adjacent Zoning -North-None,East-None,South-CPI Whitethom Acacia (#)TOS 31 G? i I Refer to NPPO plans for salvage Ws. o, .• ` ` sF' ^ ,:. * •1 �,`. •i •, r;i ! (commercial),West None. E 4°' ' '''•c • ;ti;;- '.. r '•. ! H.Building Set Back-Front-25',side 20'or Common wall,rear 30'. Cercidium microphyllum 24 BOX or < "sc� !illA ��: e •' • I. Buffer Yards required-Refer to Buffer Yard Chart. Palo verde (#)TOS B0 �� g ,., - - ,. � g Refer t9 NPPO plans for salvage#s. PROJECT \ .1,-,--.,-,-, ___ 'rill J 5 r 7_ : North-Buffer Yard"D" Acacia g it �, �Yp , LOCATION c •• . . - o- East-Buffer Yard"D" rig • f l f�' 1 -•Ili 4:'•r' c 0 •s Cat clew cacia {#)TOS 1 uNSUB. R, .Ho VIs70s0 ,r O i South-None. Rater to NPPO plans for salvage#'s. 30 se D t 2e 28 8 • • NEIGiiBORHOODIIc_s ! _,ram! '"4".i% - .. .:f f7 .` I s-=-fd ..� _" r • West-Buffer Yard"d" 31 32 32 33 ` ��Prosopis glandulosa'I,Aaverick' Mutti-tnmk • '~ • �� ,,�ysil' !li I 1 `�' J. Adjacent Roads Oracle Road 20t7 ROW(Major Highway), `Thornless Honey Mesquite 24"Box 18 • i , ., Vie... :r...... all i J. �/ " " /r, ; " , 100'Buffer Yard'D'.Vistoso Commerce Loop,Varies,25 BUFFER YARD D , rl.'''::. SHEETL2 L7 '4 •' I ,/ u ; r K.The property owner is responsible for maintaining the irrigation 4, Chital tashkinensis Multi-tiunk LOCATION MAP ��' ;�r� - Ch-rts ppaa 15 Gallon 9 r r /Jyrss •j .l system as long as necessary in order to transition plants wargi* A PORTION Of SECTION 29,T-115,R 14 E G.BS.RIvt., . Ile' `.'► �lA::.': -' • i ' . • '. ./), v 4 ♦•, air C 'I.I I .. i`. r .' ; : ! to natural sources.Any plant materials that die for any reason, .I„ k �J: 1 , ";-, �,-_ t + 1 0 gophaa secundiflora Multi-trunk TOWN OF ORO VALLEY,PIMA COUNTY,ARIZONA 1 li m • r _ I - f!'I: 1� •�; , I shsrfl be replaced in accordance with section 4-211. Texas Mourin Laurel 24"Box 10 � , • ' l' ! tt SCALE:3'"1 MILE `? r ; ' _ / ... .4 ._ i- •-e i : Maintenance. IRRIGATION LEGEND � t f�` e� o i iiir { L.Theproperty owner shall maintain all plants within the Buffer Acacia schaffert Standard ---�flz •- I �`. x 1 :l f : .�` _. yards to ensure obstructed visibility to motorists(Sight '•Twisted Acacia 15 Gallon 7 ® irrigation Source-(1)1"Irrigation Meters ' + `. (Reference Civil Plans for Location) I `! Visibility Triangles).All shrubs,accents,and ground covers -� / itii }e.�,. s• ? 1 ! SHRUBSJACCENTS SIZE Qom'• -- IrrgationMainline-t 1f2 Sd140,unless k {_;I. - ; shall not exceed 2 feet in Height Trees will be maintained to Xrr A rvt r I o ,'' , I I Calliandra eriopfrvtia 5 Gallon 12 otherwise shown on plan �, b :T'.:. a . l ensurre that branches/canopy foliage is not below a height of S Native Fairy©usfer N Reduced Pressure Backliow Presenters- / ` "� i '1 J•':F • e 1 7 WalttS UOO9AQT RP-size per plan w/ fib• f� r„ ill I f feet_ Ruellia califomica 5 Gallon p i' • `..' g+.-•t-- 1 i t; I ! Ill Nam: O Desert Rueliia Enclosure " �r f r C+ AnsapMhus fhufiari 5 Gallon 72 Iry adorn Controller-lnitrol-MC 12 25 BUFFER YARD D i� '% `V, , '-+a a s` d - p I i ': -I I- r • 1. In the event of abandonment the proposed graded areas shall 0 Desert Honeysudde aj 12 Station Controller f: vtvsueclwDE I, /j t I,' 0%V. 1°:I._. • u u , I•r •-; ; be revegetated with a native desert seed mix indigenous to Mulhenbergta captflaris 5 Gallon 171 Electrical Remote Control Valve and Fitter CW yrl• ; t 1 @ I'- i this area.Created slopes shall he stabilized with slope Pink molly All Dt;p valves shalt receive filters ,.. /R , „y 1:J t ..-e, ° I •' i i , + Opuntia violacea Santa Rita 3 Pad Min. 4 Valle-Irritroi 700 Series 700-1 T�j�a1 CI�i7 , I j! stabiruation standards and seeded with native seed mix- Santa Rita Prick/ Pear..`� : < F.4, : .�• itri � -..1; S � y 1"Valve with OMR-100 _. y • /�� e _.�f� � T � o ti :. j . I .-S 2. All transplant material with a 3"caliper or 6'tall shall equate to Caesaipin+a Pulcherrima 5 Gallon 1B Filter-Rain$ird RBY-100-150 FAX , f' ,• ". , . ; l , , a larger than 24"box tree. $ Red Bird of Paradise ro w+t .l.--. * t ' rB ;,, Irrigation Sleeve-Sch 40 PVC_4" • +'" � �a�1r� l d;I' ' `d: ` 3.2"deep,1/4"Decomposed Granite to beplaced in all Dasytirion wheeled 5 Gallon 21 unless otherwise shown provide J .': ,'.•,.: 1.r 0 `r : 1 �v, Desert spoon ., = F t•? +� ' ! , , ' I I. landscape areas as noted. Ferocac s wislizenii Salvage 96 sleeves under all hadscape surfaces. /''� - I : Barrel Cactus -EH" Emitter Header Class 200 PVC-3/4" ft�pp� `y, Z t[} Y • o i + I 4.4Q%of the trees are 24"box size or larger. .. S • , -,^ '�a rnf !..- '"I-•'^ CePtus ellida Salsa 2 Unless otherwise noted , 9 j: ,� 5.A!1 internal street{PAAL)intersections shah include Sight pp s i • Desert Halide' ry 5 Gat 67 Tree Lines-Class 200 PVC�/4 40' NATURAL BUFFER SHEETL3 l,8 HEETL4 L9 : .:;d `ter Vist3iiiiyTriarugles(SVT}easements.Plant materialw;ttlrcatie r e ! ,,,§- Agave webers 5 Gallon 31 unless otherwise noted ! I' SVT shall be maintained between the(2)horizontalplanes of Smooth Edge r _..,..,.... �.si: �a � Agave n ,r , ,w. ( /, r • tb•. v t Pressure Regulator-Wl3cinc#90 YARD D Y 1! r �3, ,�I•:l 1 30 and 72 inches. Asclepiss Marta 5 Gallon 87 4 aim ..I I• 7 Pineieaf MiherseedDrip Poly v .•c ,� • r ��4�r �,-. VI31� I r l� .I - s, o�. i ` :�� Line lice sToso / �y:,! a> L-.;[ ►) ...1 !I -' 1 '- ,, Ericarneria laricafalia 1 Gallon 134 'P1EIr ire •-., '-Y� / kW - `Y:r. r '#- ) Turpentine Bush Si Hose End Cap ' ,'1' .f t MATCH LINE Gordla parvlfolla 5 Gallon 53 O Multi-part Emitter Rainbir:i-(6)1t#+ '' - / -.Ito " - 40'NATURAL BUFFER w Melee?Gorda ports-1 per tree Dodonaea viscase'Pulnurea' S Gallon 61 NflT Sinyie-port Emitters Instal Raiibird - ,r.�sa t,+ i e: i . �i YARD D - {)I + ••.e 1 :L _� I r : - ' . t euw ttyl m tasvi alum 5 Gallon 56 S f2 per gallon stvtb 1 shrub and 1 •i o • / 0 g .yt: k rj,,.. ,l, r , i Chlltuahuan Rain Sage /> ::,,,,,,..;,:r r. cs°.«, `f::a,.l _ • • , 1 5Gallon 17 - -, , ? " `-r,, �' NO BUFFER YARD salvia!emanate � �f ��! j l Ill- `--. elf; ; .. r Bush sage m sz IRRIGATION NOTES-. Q � E ��� ;1.-: I .1 - • - •; REQUIRED Leucs llumcandidu 5Galon I RI ATI ,..: �� ._4 `` i I 1, r • :1 I - Sitse i% ;• A f 1 Cry - F • eralcea g 21 1_The irrigation system is design with static pressure of 65 psi fir„ 8 ambi ua 5 Gallon -. fir@ !� Nlaiiow at the source.Contractor shall verify static pressure and =i •. •.^•620 S H E ETL5,L10 r :I S H E ETL6,L 11 - - . `�-I: F .l,atida caiifomica 5 Gallen as notify architect if any discrepancy«a1r prior to installation ' /.r %'-0 , v *j,_,f,., f� r- --j a -- - - uperosa of the irrigation system. { Ch - fr :� -__ -- ' I F d, ! I` - Calylophus hartwegif 5 Gallon 207 2. of the for irrigation shall be under all paved areas �► :• ,.• ` 1:` �T�4i1. @ri ijr,; •.I •• l": �� . BUFFER YARD CHART u Calyiophus a - �: `..i s� _ _` • J ;- I ••.I including streets and sidewalks and other bards • 0 w,' i�r .2......r 1':.1' -, i er 0 - r .I o • enoxvaiacautis 1 Gallon 106 n9 .�. � -•. � , � f,' ,,� • �. I �:`:• '� u��� i EAST {ORACLE ROAD) t;.,) gngetita Daisy elements.Contractor to notify architect of stewing layout ts ``� 9 '' Rosa banksiae 5 Galion 34 prior to installation_ `r /i�.�4 ' • I F : _ ` obi I: '. ' 1_ / Jm ,• C. ol✓z ` 40'NATURAL BUFFER YARD"D"@ 980'L.F. I Tombstone Rose y W W J schematically.Contractor shall located all tines in ed .;f�. �i e: r l: 3.Irrigation lines,valves,and associated equipment are shown • �� ;� :'` ^��' - --- i -_� f` 'Q' -. _... � ' ' �: �� DESERT SEED MIX W �. Wy- �v •'' , i ► _ @ NO BUFFER YARD REQUIRED ��.. r`" _.;. .:-._ = Name T ,ace - ?-- I greasBotanical Name Corrlrnon N Pt_SIAc r�co„r _- I .- :if ' !' WEST Enoe6a farvuo4a Brittle Bush 1,0 4.Locate all lines within the property line ' ` ."."7-7 r• -_ •I••' I • •-,• - ; •' 1• NO BUFFER YARD REQUIRED @ 147' Baileya multiradiata Desert Marigold 1.0 5.Maximum distance for distribution tubing shall not exceed 8' Eric Barrett I `; :. :R. -. , i • : Penstemon s Penstemon 1.0 from emitter to Revisions: , .•; -NO BUFFER YARD ,�. . :-..._, e. , I: : p. - j :. r;: r , Sphaeralcee ambigua Globe Mallow 1.0 Staff Comments i 1 29U5 �; • `: : t,� VISTOSO COMMERCE DRIVE Anatidapurpurea Purple ThreeAvm 1.0 I.-REQUIRED i I' gutelouaa,rtipendula SldeOatsGramm 2.o VANEtE SIZE TYPE GPM VALVES SIZE TYPE GPM / ( -� / -- lit :'f!-•`• be )r--1( i n:.::..:•_ ' •' I; �"1 ,I 40'NATURAL BUFFER YARD"D"391' 20'BUFFER YARD"D"50' Eschscholtzia mexieana Mexican Gold Poppy 2.0 A-1 1" TREE-4.4 A-7 _1" TREE-7.4 REQUIRED PROVIDED pit go insutaris Indian Wheat 1.5 A-2 1" HRUB-14.9 A$ 1" SHRUB 10 TXWO NGDAYS89FOREYOUD03. 25'BUFFER YARD"D"165' „ cautauf>sr+uc�s REQUIRED PROVIDED TREES 3 4 Acacia greggii CabdaW Acacia 1.0 A-3 1" SHRUB-9.1 A-P 1" NOT USED 4 1-800-782-5348 NPPO LEGEND TREES 7 11 SHRUBS 3 9 Ambrosia deitDitlee Triangle leaf surrsege 2.0 SLOE cerrvt- COLLECT Acacia eonstriota Whitethom Acacia 1.0 A-4 1" TREE-3.1 A 70 1" NOT USED Agency Reference Number. # SHRUBS 7 18 ACCENTS 5 7 Setaria macrosfachya Plains Bristle Grass 1.0 A-S 1" SHRUB-10.8 A-11 1" NOT USED MESQUITE(PIP) ACCENTS 10 20 60"TUBULAR STEEL FENCE Cassiacevesil DesertSenna 2.0 A-B 1" TREE-4.4 A-12 1`' NOT USED OV12--04-20 # 40"TUBULAR STEEL FENCE 15'BUFFER YARD"D"15' Proeopis veiutina Velvet Mesquite 1.0 Tifk; k FOOTHILLS PALO VERDE PIP ���r„ „rd 1 Gallon COVER REQUIRED PROVIDED Ttufinp Laru�na(Yellow and Purple mix) 3'O.C. FOR EMMITYER SCHEDULE SEE SHEETS L=-L11 0 BLUE PALO VERDE(PIP) 25�BUFFER REQUIR D PROVIDED TREES 2 2 Unless Noted Othmwlse On Plan - SHEET TREES 12 19 SHRUBS 2 4 DG(TYP.) 2D"eoonytipid in a minus-Color to Match adjacent Date OQTO$FR 08,2006 WHITETHORN ACACIA(PIP) SHRUBS 12 45 ACCENTS 2 4 SHEET LEGEND Project number 60"TUBULAR STEEL FENCE NOTE' Li COVER SHEET 04103 0# CATCLAW ACACIA(PIP) ACCENTS 17 36 1.Plant quantities a s provided for reference only,Contracxor ""n HACKBERRY(PIP) 40"TUBULAR STEEL FENCE 25'BUFFER YARD"D"24' to provide their own calculations for quantities and install all L2-L6 LANDSCAPE ERB REQUIRED PROVIDED plant material as shown on the plans. L7-L11 IRRIGATION CarC9aed by. 2,ri BUFFER YARD"D"73' ERB REQUIRED PROVIDED TREES 1 2 2.Contractor to notify architect of any discrepancies found on L12 DETAIL SHEET Q SAGUARO(PIP) TREES 3 4 SHRUBS 1 4 landscape and inigatan plans- GADD Se: 3.Contractor to provide utility locator services both public and RANCHO C H VISTOSO O aF F1 C E 04103 L1 •# BARREL(PIP) SHRUBS 3 21 ACCENTS 2 4 private for the project site. ° °eEffl"'�'"" ACCENTS 5 15 40"TUBULAR STEEL FENCE 4.Contractor shall hand water plant material until completion PARK O Design Development CoL-#) TRANSPLANT ON SITE(TOS) 40"TUBULAR STEEL FENCE 40'NATURAL BUFFER YARD"D° of the project or irrigation systems are fully operational. con"ovcoun Document. A PORTION OF SECTION 2g 7-•11-S,R-14-E.G.&S.RM., • Town of Oro Valley simmltat 44} REMOVE FROM SITE(RFS) TOWN OF ORO VALLEY,PIMA COUNTY.ARIZOf+tA ❑ SuldiPricingConebucton l acJage TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NATIVE PLANT PRESERVATION SALVAGE AND MITIGATION PLAN APPROVED BY: o co,wbudEon irsue Drawing Number OWNER/DEVELOPER L OVERLAND VISTOSO,LIP Scale- 1"=80' C.i.- 1' if PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATOR DATE 3567 E.SUNRISE DRIVE,SUITE 219 TUCSON,AZ 85718 11. • (520)299-8424 miniumimillia.111111 1 or 12 TMHS ASSOCIATES,INC.RETAINS ALL RIGHTS TO LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION PLANS. LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION PLANS MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL BY TMHS ASSOCIATES,INC- ATTN:WILLIAM HALLfNAN 0 40' 80' 160' 240' NORTH lir Ili LANDSCAPE LEGEND MATCH LINE SEE SHEET L2 AL PLANTUTATERIAL TO MEET DR c Eu a r N. ARIZO A NUS ERY ASSOCIATIONS CSI�TIONS QTY. •a• l• EallaIIIrl- / • {2t8)T0S �i• Prvsopisveluntina 2#4"BOX Z7 (340TTOS & i Native Mesquite • �_• - :;� • A `RIP-RAP ROCK / 1 Refer to NPPO plans for salvage a's. ; _ - SHALL BE �` � Acaaa consiricta ,;a "'r.••1 SIMILAR IN `��4y Whftethom Acacia (#)TOS 31 r S '-` • - 1.••` ) J~' COLOR TO t�}TOS ,�,�'aa _,.•'. Refer to NPPO plans for salvage Va. • i' I; NATIVE SITE i' ''� - Cercidlum micrephyllum 24"BOX or �••� • ROCK • j' , iid`' s Palo verde (#)TOS 80 . / / i/ Refer to NPPO plans for salvage#'s. Acacia greggll 25 BUFFER YARD g 'y.. Cat Claw Acacia (#)TOS I ; iiii : I "D"@ 282` !'.%^Ii `� :,� Refer to NPPO plans for salvage#s. '� ` ` x' 4Q"TUBUtAR I�t. ` Y s Prosopiaglandulosa'Maverick' Mull-tnmk 5 I N I 1.' / r 1 lY'�� f mless Honey Mesquite 24"Box 18 `. \ • STEEL FENCE l�,�i = , !- • . 1.` / SIDEWALK £3 IT 4dnes Multi-trunk ` r / (SEE CIVIL :E,.: �-%1 im Chomipa 15 Gallon 9 7:� ''. iPLANS) 75 -1"5`R° $ .: /r / / Sophora secu tiora MulU�runk . %` / /•f Texas Mountain Laurel 24"Box 10 �_•!I i W t} ' • I r !' r �•'•• {334)TOS ,Y%.. 1 //, f •\ ' Tf35 Acacia schafferi 45Cnd rd 7 1, �{} Twisted Acacia I: ! ji.:"=�2s�ttw+� I NOTE: / i l /, s�4fir.ttt a-'.''.�P . 1.Plant quantities are provided for reference only,Contractor Si fRUBS/ACCENTS SIZE QTY. y� ' • •/ l•: !�l�r a r: /� '} to provide their own calculations for quantRiea and install all Calfiandra sriophyl lu 5 Gallon 12,} ���II ossffee plant material as shown on the plans. Native Fairy Du r ;'j / TOS ♦. / I / I 2.Contractor to notify architect of any discrepancies found on O' Desel re calif a Ica 5 Gallon "7 / f �ift landscapeandirrigationplans_/ t dy''� • "+s3I r to Iola u' four services both public and EL 5Gallon U N S U B D I'rl/I D E D ) IY ; y3rovl P�, r er+ /hi 5 Ga®on 171 • ,' 0 /.: • 4.Contractor shall hand water plant material until completion Pink mulhy RIP-RAP ROCK SHALL �� ;,.' { }T of the project or irrigation systems are fully operational. Opuntfa viotacea Santa 12ita 3 Pad Min. 4 BE SIMILAR IN COLOR ! ? Santa Rita Priddy Pear • - I TO NATIVE SITE ROCK eI1 ��. V.' Caesalpinta pulcherrima 5 Gallon 16 ' . 40"TUBULAR ! Rea Bird of Paradise / '• a STEEL FENCE Dasytirion wheeler 5 Gallon 21 / �, Desert Spoon (363}TaS —4 Ferrel Cactus wishzeni's Salvage g6 s ��� `W . ( I - Barrel ctus . .. / / (51o)TOS �� �+;T�s i� earr,r �a� 67 - a) iitipiiy,:,,, /a iSe,str#r Edge Agava 5 Gallon 3i�' J Asclepius Braila 5 Gabon 87 It {308}TOS , �� ® Pinaleaf Milkweed a . ( / �•j \ f � .... W t "TcaerVe IBus dia 1 Gallon 134 \ • ` 4 �`' �i :� ) RI►LIJ CordiaUtUele parvtf af i a 5 Gallon 53 �; I+ g/ l �,�•\y A .. ILI pi Purple sea viscosa'Purourea' 5 Gallon 61 lBuco Ium laevsApalum 5 Gallon 56 ;y; Chlhuahuan Rain Sa a , \ ,..--.... ; '''^ /ft j _`�` ••- L) Salvia leucantha 5 Gallon 17 `� / 451 T06 � `� 384 TOS W Mexican Bush Sage 1 v { ) ) ��1,1 ( } Z Leucoph Ilurrt candidum 5 Gallon 62 • ,�,r' jy�t '25'BUFFER �� t:c= �A silvertea D �i/ • YARD"D @/!l gifts", '`~ a Sphaerafcee ambigua 5 Gallon / =i s� 400 = Globe Mallow 21 '. ! � w -; {,� ,Iusticla califomica 5 Gallon 46 �� ,,���,� . • , E_ THIS PROJECT chuperasa :; C ��• ,yn u. •t.- ir��. • d €13C�alylopphus hartwegil 5 Gallon 207 • . L olDEWALK / --• .'r °° ,� a! Hymencix acaulis 1 Gallon 106 d (SEE CIVIL / s:,!�",,, �1 DG 4;1 Ange€ifa daisy • •) '_f RDsa banksiae 5 Gallwr 34 • PLANS) e.�' , - Tombstone Rasa 2� �� NPPO LEGEND W y • ! J,I DESERT SEED MIX y w , 1 •450 ::: ,,,,..:::X. Botanical Name Common Name P'LS/Ac � � MESQUITE(PIP) , _ .....(48$)TDS ...�;/• 4 Enceliu farinosa Brittle Bush 1.0 • °a # Bafteya nxsit'rcadiata Desert Marigold 1.0 raves Collett .' :` ! "' ��� A- FOOTHILLS PALO VERDE(PIP) Eric Barrett /y �',J.A 40 4� .. --ter # Penstemon sp. Penstemon 1.0 .' /`:1: av ���• �'-.- �.� Sphaeralcea ambigua Globe Mallow 1.0 R SID +VALK 'J ;-= � -:x �� '-- . Q BLUE PALO VERDE(PIP) Aristidapurpurea Purple Three Awn 1.0 11-29-05 �, /•'•/ / f r :� irtria.,_ ,. # Buteloua curtipendula Side Oats Gramme 2.0 J . (SEECIVII r .:., ., = WHITETHORN ACACIA(PIP) ol>Ziamexicana MexiranGoldPoppy 20 - - PLANS) .�.• �, ., ••• . 1 ! 0Plante h l` ''" �'�;11 "'� # CATCLAW ACACIA(PIP) Acacia insularis Indiancaw Acacia 1.0 ..URAL '-% .tf'�� , sm W...Mc,• `-1 s,;. # HACKBERRY PIP) Acaciaconslricta WhltethomAcacaa� 1.0 1-$QO-782-5348���� C• t . `= 5: i Setaria macroetachya Plains Bristle Grass 1.0 �FBU3=FER /:"::,.:/ �.!' i `,.�.c• Agency ern,mb« ✓ / �► _ ©# SAGUARO(PIP) Cassia covesti Desert Senna 2.0 YARD"D . / / ;e 1•.r ►_ T�I rapt.: . Prosapis velunna Velvet Mesquite1.0 OV 12-04-20 r' i: % • \ I I ,'rr •V 'iz� o`� �# BARREL(PIP) r:. Lamina montaviden�s p Galion -:';. \ t.x. —1 s,- ° • '. Treiling Lantana(Yellow and Purple mix) T LANDSCAPE • t+,� •i Unless Noted Otherecse On Plan • ` X••••'•'•- ':% • • -• '''• •_ .t ••-;:.µ' :'jt,1 RIP-RAP ROCK SHALL tc, e. - (!) TRANSPLANT ON SITE(TOS) Decomposed Granite-1/4"minus-Calor to Match adjacent PLAN • _ 2"in planting areas as noted. o,,, ,:<?''•';.: BE SIMILAR IN COLOR _ # pCTOBER 09,2006 = j'r••,. TO NATIVE SITE ROCK - - I 0 REMOVE FROM (RFS) �,z number..l\ • / f ,�'� ''?;, '•3,i..1:4Y_� _'v. SITE04f03 ('` / • /• L, ) :: �,�4 •• DC LIMIT . ,i 4 r....> \/ / l. � y 1, '�, '=z "•���` � �:�., + ERB �'/ I �~ "' c (TYP.) !�� tn ERB • 3 :�; .. ;: .� ; . =�...._..I RANCHO V1STOSO OFFICE o Review 04103 L3 ,,..A i' /• . f' �.. `+` _... 1 PARK o / • ,//•• tARSSNCfEIXf Damara. :;a'` -, > / �.. A PORTION OF SECTION 29,T-11-S,R-14-E,G BS.R.M., fa Town of Pro V, ySub :� S'- - 'I` M ^ME _•_I� �L� I. ' au No mu - !► • TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NATIVE PLANT PRESERVATION SALVAGE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY,PIMA COUNTY,ARIZONA 0 Donssue g Package AND MITIGATION PLAN APPROVED BY: corm lame MATCH LINE SEE SHEET L5 Daecey Number. OWNER/DEVELOPER OVERLAND VISTOSO,LLP Scale- 1"=20' CA.. -'i' ,'- L3 PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATOR DATE 356`7 E.SUNRISE DRIVE,SUITE 219 mom IfflimaII TUCSON,AZ 85718 (520)299.8424 —M 3 ,,r 12 TMHS ASSOCIATES,INC.RETAINS ALL RIGHTS TO LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION PLANS. LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION PLANS MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL BY TMHS ASSOCIATES,INC. ATM WILLIAM HALLINAN. 0 'I Or 20' 40' 60' NORTH MATCH LINE SEE SHEET L2 LANDSCAPE LEGEND ttal�rr,,j�l f� ,.. � � � � s � � �ta�.�.r*;��� 1."' 77.1 ` 771 �Iwil�r1rwswr � � rnl� 1. � ur7is �� 71::.i... � .. • • t PLANT h"ACERIAL I O MI�RZE I=JCCEED=.' 1::` ,�`,• a aj_; + sc.a°��.�� L!`�r� f : ARIZON REFS ERY ASSUCIATIOIJ SPEC, TIONSQ7TY. iir•,N a Yr. 1 • aProsoplsveiunfvia (#TBOOX 27 lia ��� ��Iti •. 14 '''; �.. (201}T08 , ' • Reefer to tive NPPO plans sa ag uite 1 a;��� *� C ��. ...s for salvage;' rf (���� i �=': '.'. 7 z. : j Acacia Acacia (#j TOS 31 '�F z � � ! /.�� .�,~ ' �✓_w:+_ ``• t�:; ' �: I Refer to NPPO plans for salvage Ws. 404� ® j�� 1 : i : 'IP RAP ROCK I Ceradium microphyilum 24'BOX or- ® ,. . 4i :;........._._..I i f __... .e SHALL BE • t € Palo verde (#)TOS 80 I • A ,-. • • I • plans for salvage#s. _ r+� isj . , - ReferNPPO tlii • :Ns 4- A .,. • COLOR TO Ace g �q Ivae ' • • • • r'. I [:.=, ,. y Cat Claw l�caaa (#)TOS 1 T t.i ._.-. I _.._. NATIVE SITE ( _ • ''t• i g • • ��� ! r ROCK • [[I Refer to NPPO plans for salvage#s. itt*': • :��k E •: ij� 1 ' ' t.I • hornless Honey Honey Mesquite rrdc er 24'Box Multi-frunk 18 • • • •Chapatesiikinensls k _ �� Multi-true •tk. .' tutafpa 15 Gallon 9 i°___` is/sty `,;:�:-...... .. ........._... _ i i• .� set'; �' ��, v�_ + � )... " • ' I` • So Nora secundsilora Multi-trunk t` ,�� ` � `�; • tt ss :'I • i i I Texas Mountain Laurel 24'Box t a • t 3 ,� �, a 4*,>xiik_:. \ .;: , m �, .. + o e ! Acacia schafferl Standard ►�1'•DG MR) •d' � �1lr ire C al! o ° a i C () Twisted Acacia 15 Gallon 7 / ■ r l+•�i by ■ �� _ ���a ,BB� ( ti Fairyvl 5 Galion 12 :ti: It, SHRUBS/ACCENTS SIZE QTY +�'r 4,..# 4' a I 1 4' • Cafilandra eriop lla Ifif a:' ?� I Native, Dual P • • s s Ruellica cal fomica 5 Gallon 17 I I 1. ° • ` ( _ Desert Ruellla ��,�!! Sin G(flip.) ; .; I-. i Ansacanthus thur'beri 5 Gallon 72 `,'' tt r _J ' • ! NOTE: ® Desert Honeysuckle 1 --:14 a s`' i 1.Plant quantities are provided for reference only,Contractor Pik m bergfa caplilaris ulhy 5 Gallon 171 - is pmvide theK own caE�ations tvr quantties and install all p untie viola Santa Rita 3 Pad Min. 4 k". {1WIC i i plate melerf 8S shown an the plus. 9 Santa Rita Prickly Pear 0 •. �! •:�-::. t I 4 4{Y•NATURAL i 2.Contractor to rrot�yr arohited of arty dlacrepancles found on ` .. Cassel'nia utchetrlma 5 Gallon 16 BL I Fa,a li. :-+ _ .__.. : {L�: _,, I-ttt YARD �t landscape erd irrlgafiian plans. Red Bird of Paradise i 1 _ 41, ..•,3 ... _ 3.Contractor to provide utility locator services both public and y� lkion wheeled 5 Gallon 21 �� r Desert Spoon '(47pC rt ®I �. f I privatefortheprojectsite- FerocaduswislizenriSal rage 86 • �� (15jGC ga."�� ..{ o t I • y i /10.. s � � : ... ` —_ • .•i ; 4.Contractor shell harMl water plar material anti#completion • Barrel CactusI ` r + I.Alik - I oftheprojectorangationsystemsarefuiy operatroraLCeltusppaalCdd�s� �� [[ • Desert f-tacldeRyn. ; ! I ,� ,f' I Agave v 5 Galtort 31 ° i • Smooth ve5 Gatfort }-- � 3. s o :, °. :� 3 ♦`>.� ��, ).7� i Asctepias tinaziaW � P {{ �ti I' • EricaPineieaf meria'ikweed laricitoka 1 Galion 134 . 'N• il•1GC . ; • (14)GC ; °'1/4. Ilir ,, ! .. t` ;,J X (•' ► Turperstine Bush r ® , . t 0. ,�,,tt a ;(ryP�i i �' os f• Gorilla parvifofra 5 Gallon 53 w --.1-,,,,,„,,, VP t (3 1�, t •_ .. • •Purors+ea• 5 Galion 61 r wems,_.. .., t1 0 purple P�s f:.� S co + '� • 1 1111 Li- {{ Laucophylium Iaevgatum 5 Caton 56 11.1 i«• :4$ - (18)0C {18jGC t (' • 1..1 Chihuahuan Rain age t Z � ti '1 -� _._.... 0 'i,,.>' �:1 MMexican Bush Sage 5 Gallon 17 J • �, ? -=.'F rLeucoph�Ilum carniidum 5 Gallon 62 _ 4 . 4 THIS PROJECT . -_'I :_-._._.._..+ 1• ,.} IA':• • • 11verleaf > 1... • _.:_ ( - .II { I I ° S aeralcea ambigua 5 Gallon 21 4 • /l..7.►44 i `�°' __....__..._ .i :........ �1 f i J sti cats at,ica s Gallon 46 r: Chuperosa r� tc: L1 { Catyloptius harlwegs 5 Galion 2a7 * r tt ,fit ( f .R _.. i � - Ca ophus v Hymeno acaulis f Galion 1� t °e• ZON E ,,.•: - : . ' 4-t xys •f Angelita Daisy Y ° .�4 �► rrpi 1 _'" ::;`;: -._...._..-;i. I:'� f , Rosa banksiae 5 Gallon 34 41111 . . - . : T { � ,�_�� f 'a _ -:>r' ``' . . DESERT Ell}fiA X �. W 1 �. '•:':. ,0 :.: C P f -,, JBotanical 1,0 ." �° Q a a...Q `a`' o° I ' '`' • •,l "t I Encelia fatinosa Name Brittle Bush R 1.0 o I (; .` j •I O � BasleyamulGradiafia Desert Marigold ?AO WHO Contact Eric Barrett r i. ,.-y— Q a t23?T� i- ►�,,.�4 �\ Perrsiernon sp. Penatemon w 1.0 �; • �► Q �...�` 1:. I Sphaemicea ambigua G :.d; :-. ,',:•:.; j.' — — R __ . 1 ti` Aristida purpurea Purple ThreeAwr 1.0 Re St�f Commerris 11-29 05 • = '•' . ..•,.. ...._..,.. :_ f • NPPO LEGEND PI u na - Butelo�la curtipendula Side Oats t3ramma 2.0 : W Eschedwitzia mexica Mexican Gold Poppy 2.0 ? �;; ;' 1,,,-,,, go ins ris ' 1.6 _ T—""l i r--;y: •>' --- y..j '. # Acacia 9 9i ea Catclaw 1.0 rvrcwowarts DAYS eEraa:FYOU MG. ,.. ,...... ... :, �'1,_, MESQUITE(PIP) Catclale.leat sursalge 2.0 c+u roe ar ue srw�s t'- i I r . - -- • rosin e •• -. , : r `� � r:.: `i I +"�/ Q# VERDE(PIP) Acacia constricts v om A 1.0 1-80(1-782-5348 Iz I: i .: __._ C# FOOTHILLS PALO VE D Setariamacrostachya Plains Bristle Grass •La STAKE CENTER 1 �• ( — 2.0 Agency Retemme Number .;,r „�., • I Cassia covesfi Desert S I :t,;,, , 'o Toe : ;r.: '� O BLUE PALO VERDE(PIP) Prosopis velutina Velvet Mesquite 1.0 OV12-04-20 s `•• $71111A # = lane mor►tevidensis 1Gy C�`S./ jQ''�'L�a'n`; _ ' ,~� ' ',: radin Lantana elfow end P is mix 3` C ride t_ • (UF� '�� t I': WH ITETH O R N ACACIA(PIP) g Lama Otherwise On Plan j LANDSCAPE \+°�� °._.. _.._.__. ° ,, '1,-_„( I. ATCLAW ACACIA(PIP) DG(TYP.) 2D,ecompnataell Granite-il� minus cokuto tech araoatt PLAN • ' Cn planting areas as no I... �° 1 ( ..._ _ ' , �'r ram^'' :: # HACKBERRY(PIP) OCTOBER 09,2006 . d - �-r 04103 Dawn by e° io,eot maim: A.- :.: (• SAGUARO(PIP} Pr • t ' • • I �' _�-, ' r t 1 - •• !# BARREL(PIP) E • • t• I sic ERB - : : :�'r I C�4}Tts .r �'�`>�, - ! : ( I C4) TRANSPLANT ON SITE(TOS) Me- loa1o3_sa _...� • nee Ta��.e a.� AO 0 � - �rt.4 ` : ..1 • ;I I- . 11 ♦; # RANCI' O VISTOSO OFFICE 0 „Re„e„ ��, I f I } REMOVE FROM SITE(RFS) q ppign Development awl I ` ti, I: PARK I I �, •• :( l T- D Constr..Documents _.. t -• _ � OMR OM � _ M',NIPS� i - •—,oft.— --_ :� �s — s 11161,� s ' IIIIII ON OM NM L. '� �MI;Mel Nil ——% A PORTION OF SECTION 29,T-11-S,R-14-E,G.&S.R.1NL, ■ Tow of Oro Vagey Subrrittal MATCH LINE SEE SHEET L6 TOWN OF ORO VALLEY,PIMA COUNTY,ARIZONA D gt, P,tcw,y Package TOWN OF ORO VALLEY NATIVE PLANT PRESERVATION SALVAGE D Donstructlon issue AND MITIGATION PLAN APPROVED BY: Draw ng Number. OWNER/DEVELOPER �� OVERLAND VISToso,LLP Scale- 1"=20' C.I. -1' PLANNING AND ZONING ADMINISTRATOR DATE 3567 E.SUNRISE DRIVE,SUITE 219 MOW �ws TUCSON,AZ 85718 114/ {520)299-8424 ____ 1111lifiumi 4 a 12 TMHS ASSOCIATES,INC.RETAINS ALL RIGHTS TO LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION PLANS. LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION PLANS MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL BY TMMS ASSOCIATES,INC. ATTN:WILLIAM HALLMAN 0 10' 20' 40' 60' NORTH MATCH LINE SEE SHEET L2 Jx I Ns m NE En mi Imi mr MN. . . ' NIINMINI � NI � � MI � � II•I = MNM = ICON ■I i 5 ctp . • • vr�' ► ° ,.. , 1 II _�, �� 5m I,0.�� I� I .I °c �mq z $VZ' �����• .I' (zml OS ¢ jt I I.•I' p • LANDSCAPE LEGEND <o .�� It' R y / % 1 III A>INr MATERIAL TO Mir OR exc>�D w w Z N ►O T �/„s ;•� �' i \ �. I.h.II ARl NP5ERY ASSOCIATION SPEGIFIGAT10Ns c=', o • r'r'\�� I `r _. i �� �. I-I U TRIES 51ZE arr. ^ p ( ou rdLL 3 401046 I I I. 0�8 is velulte�a 2#4T�OX 2lII, ti 11 RIP-RAP ROCK0 • Mesq f l� Tii Q Refer to WPO Ions for salt' v's.I I `t SHALL BE SIMILAR 'I P WZ Z, $. ti � , " L: 0. I 'I IN CALOR TO I o o g z h rJI I'-1, �� Acacia constricts '�i y I 1p NATIVE SITE ROCK I I I �' C Q 6 g I. Vhitethorrl Acacia ()T05 31 Z = • / ` - I„� ,, .I Refer to NPPO plans for salvage vs. „_C '\� / Ci��y� I 41!�l • R I. Gercidlum mlcrophyllum 24'130X or :- ! E r 7, 'I\ �''1® ®' O { I 1 I :1 OPalo verde (o)TOS 78 ' ® �'..s\I 410 1 ,I- Refer to NPPO plans for salvage it's. -�I-�� DCscT7Pt' �' . . `;`J If r ciagregqit�:y�.� .. •'• ': ;;;!P _^ HL .I Gat GIa7 Acacia (#)T05 C,:g., i I �, rT Refer to NPPO ions for salvageis''s. .,,,y, , di I I , I P •.1 I' • I p(s(111 P ! II.) .� •"Is Irndulosa Maverick' Multi-trunk ! • �s:;; r >i \' 61 t�• •, essflone ite v 1. ® �%',. ,% tt'tt' °,�jr.'" _ 3 `\ n �.� y Mesau 24'Box 18 ',, �_.,,0 le i-: c.�s\ _, ` () II j �.i Ghital a tashklnensis Multi-trunk � � PG(TYP v;0 C •dpi [:;' C�E m3 °11�.�ioy°),I ` u;- • '.Ghltal�a 15 Gallon b �`�� �,." ��� l� off, T•� `'I ,� \, MO (4 �b tt\�tt .a I (Ir3T11o3(� k. .I O rekas Mamtam if urel 24tHBox 10 I 411. 5 li i r /i\ ' , S,IZ Acacia sctlafferl Standard I I ,Twisted Acacia IS Galion 1 •• ��. — I ���A'� Gf� NOTE: SHRUBS/ACCENTS SIZE QTY. I _ D /. I .-. ilip,1,11 - I I. Plant quantities are provided for reference only, Galilancr er Ila 5 Gallon 12 •.; � I t �� I pray q NatNe Fai Dus �'„ Q� r��' tz contractor to ide their own calculations for uantities nJ O ., �,1 (12XsC +` I tt x a f�, 1 i and Install all pkst material as shown on the plans. I -..K • tgi / 11 Desert Ruell Q Ica 5 Gallon 1 AI /-;•` I.- ' e Kr' • I.l 2.contractor to notify architect of any discrepancies found ° �.. �� CCC �. Ansaconttus thlmberi 5 Gallon 12 ° � OO I \ • I on landscape and trlgation plans. ® Desert Honeysuckle I �1` f, I (I 3.contractor to provide utility locator services both public Mulhenber•gia capillcris 5 Gallon 146 for the o' t site. Fink m(n In5XsG ` t;Q ` - - . a1d private pry aJJ ® /%. ' ;, `;h'. ° a DCs(Tl P I I, 4.Contractor shall hand water plant material until completion 0puntia violates Santa Rita 3 Pad Mni. 4 ��b. \n 1. k3 u I L71�� 1 to Rita Prickly Pear �' ; . - s ( 1 of the project or irrigation systems are fully operational. 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(520)299 8424 4 of 12 ATTN:WIWAM HAWNAN 0 10' 20' 40' 60' NORTH Exhibit"A" OV5-07-04 Public art for Oro Valley Audiology & Dr. Hohenstein's 1. Revise the landscape plan to show the location of the public art. F:\OV\OV5\2007\5-07-04\reports 1 MINUTES ORO VALLEY TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING July 18, 2007 ORO VALLEY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 11000 N. LA CANADA DRIVE REGULAR SESSION AT OR AFTER 7:00 PM CALL TO ORDER 7:00 p.m. ROLL CALL PRESENT: Paul Loomis, Mayor Helen Dankwerth, Vice Mayor K.C. Carter, Council Member Al Kunisch, Council Member Paula Abbott, Council Member Barry Gillaspie, Council Member EXCUSED: Terry Parish, Council Member PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Mayor Loomis led the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance. UPCOMING MEETING ANNOUNCEMENTS Town Manager David Andrews reviewed the upcoming meetings and events. COUNCIL REPORTS Council Member Kunisch reported that he recently went on "ride alongs" on a Coyote Run Transit Van run and with Town building inspectors. He stated that it was very beneficial to him to observe the Town's operations first hand. He also reported that he had a water audit done at his house and that this was a great service offered by the Water Utility. He further reported that he attended a day of summer camps offered by the Parks and Recreation Department and he felt that the Town should be very proud of all the services it provides to the community. DEPARTMENT REPORTS Economic Development Administrator David Welsh announced that the Town's Business Navigator program has been named as one of three finalists for the Governor's Excellence in Rural Economic Development awards under the category of"Innovative Economic Development". He further announced that the 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 2 winner of the award will be announced at the Governor's Conference on Rural Economic Development luncheon on August 17th. TOWN MANAGER'S REPORT - No report. ORDER OF BUSINESS: MAYOR WILL REVIEW THE ORDER OF THE MEETING Mayor Loomis stated that if there were no objections, Item # 6 would be moved forward on the agenda to follow the Call to Audience. CALL TO AUDIENCE - Berton Jordan, 11320 N. Palmetto Dunes, commented on the widening of La Canada Drive and expressed his concerns with the noise impact on the residences caused by the widening unless there is sufficient setback provided. He also commented on the commercial truck traffic along La Canada and asked that this traffic be directed away from their homes. Art Gendler, 329 W Sacaton Canyon Drive, addressed the issue of R.V. parking along the streets of Oro Valley. He stated that the City of Tucson has addressed the parking of these types of vehicles and he asked that the Town follow suit. He stated that HOAs try to address the issue, but they don't have the proper tools to stop this from happening. He stated that he has seen trailers and trucks parked along the streets which are longer than 50 feet. He asked that the Council address this issue in an ordinance. 6. OV12-05-35B REQUEST TO APPEAL THE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW BOARD DECISION TO DENY APPROVAL OF A REVISION TO THE APPROVED LANDSCAPE PLANS FOR THE VISTOSO MEMORIAL CHAPEL, LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF RANCHO VISTOSO BOULEVARD AND VISTOSO COMMERCE LOOP MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Gillaspie and seconded by Vice Mayor Dankwerth to Table this item. PRESENTATIONS -Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) First Year Progress Report Gary Hayes and Andy Gunning, RTA representatives, presented a PowerPoint presentation reviewing the project summary of the RTA including current, completed projects and upcoming projects. In response to a question from Mayor Loomis regarding whether RTA was running close to the projected budget and tax collections, Mr. Gunning stated that 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 3 he thought that they were slightly ahead of projections and he felt that they were off to a good start. - Presentation by Ramon Gaanderse, Executive Director of the Metropolitan Pima Alliance (MPA) to the Town in appreciation of its continued support to the MPA and the "2007 Wild Ride: Jazzin' Around Oro Valley" event Ramon Gaanderse, presented a plaque of appreciation to Mayor Loomis and the Town Staff for the Town's contribution to the "2007 Wild Ride: Jazzin" Around Oro Valley". He explained that the event was one of the best and he thanked Town staff for all their help. - Presentation of Plaque of Appreciation to Aaron Fisher for his service on the Finance and Bond Committee from July 2005 - June 2007 Mayor Loomis presented a plaque of appreciation to Aaron Fisher for serving on the Finance and Bond Committee. - Presentation to Town of Oro Valley Citizen Corps Council for their third place award for the Oro Valley Storm Ready Program presented to them by State Citizen Corps Council and Arizona Emergency Services Association (AESA) Mayor Loomis presented the award to Bill Garner of the Citizen Corps Council for the Storm Ready Program. Mayor Loomis also recognized Mr. Garner for his idea and contributions for pursuing Storm Ready status for the Town. - Presentation of the "2007 Parks and Recreation Volunteer of the Year Award" by the Oro Valley Parks and Recreation Advisory Board to Mike Wilson Dennis Ottley, Chair of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, presented the 2007 Parks and Recreation Volunteer of the Year Award to Mike Wilson in recognition of his support to the Parks and Recreation Department and for his contributions to the Oro Valley Junior Golf Tournament which is now in its twelfth year. 1. CONSENT AGENDA At the request of Council Member Abbott, Mayor Loomis pulled Item I for discussion. MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Carter and seconded by Council Member Kunisch to approve the Consent Agenda minus item I. MOTION carried, 6-0. 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 4 A. Minutes - 6/07/07; 6/11/07; 6/13/07; 6/20/07; 6/27/07 B. Building Safety Activity Report - June 2007 C. Coyote Run Monthly Report - May 2007 D. Economic Development Division Monthly Report - June 2007 E. Police Report - May 2007 F. Resolution No. (R)07-79 Affirming the Town of Oro Valley's commitment to share in the construction of a .6 mile long shared use path along the Canada Del Oro Wash between First Avenue Drive and Steam Pump Ranch contingent on the successful procurement of a 2007 Round 15 Transportation Enhancement Grant in the amount of $500,000.00 G. Resolution No. (R)07-80 Affirming the Town of Oro Valley's commitment to share in the construction of a .25 mile long shared use path along the Big Wash between the ADOT/Oro Valley Bridge and the shared use path adjacent to Oro Valley Marketplace contingent on the successful procurement of a 2007 Round 15 Transportation Enhancement Grant in the amount of $206,711.00 H. Resolution No. (R)07-81 Approving an Intergovernmental Member Agreement Between the Town of Oro Valley and the Arizona Board of Regents for the University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona to Extend Membership in the Water Conservation Alliance of Southern Arizona I. Resolution No. (R)07-82 Approval of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Between Public Safety Employees and The Town of Oro Valley Pursuant to Chapter 4, Section 4-1-8 of the Town Code, Public Safety Employee Relations and Processes (PULLED FOR DISCUSSION) Council Member Abbott stated that she pulled Item I because she was concerned that the 5% COLA was too high and it would set a precedent for the approval of the rest of the budget. She stated that during a tight budget year, she did not think that the Town could afford the suggested 5%; therefore, she could not support approval of the item. MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Kunisch and seconded by Vice Mayor Dankwerth to approve Resolution (R)07-82. MOTION carried, 5-1 with Council Member Abbott opposed. J. Resolution No. (R)07-83 Supporting HR 2592, which amends the Federal 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 5 Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to provide for one or more critical path public-private partnerships to implement the Critical Path Initiative of the Food and Drug Administration (sponsored by Arizona Representative Gabrielle Giffords) K. Resolution No. (R)07- 84 Approving authorization for the Mayor to accept the Bid and Award of contract to Southern Arizona Paving and Construction Company for the Lambert Lane/La Cholla Boulevard intersection and signal improvements, Project No. OV 30 04/05 04 in the amount of $868,154.50 L. OV5-07-04 Approving Public Art for Oro Valley Audiology & Dr. Hohenstein's office at Vistoso Commerce Plaza located along Vistoso Commerce Loop west of Oracle Road. M. OV12-86-09G Request approval of a final plat for a twelve lot single family subdivision, located off Ponticello Boulevard in La Reserve, just north of the existing bridge N. Approval of the request to pursue funding proposal from the Tohono O'Odham Nation in the amount of$216,186 O. Rescheduling the August 15, 2007 Town Council meeting to Tuesday, August 14, 2007 due to the Rural Economic Development Conference 2. PUBLIC HEARING - RESOLUTION (R) 07-85 APPROVING THE ADOPTION OF THE FINAL BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2007/2008 AND 5-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY FOR FISCAL YEARS 2007/2008 THROUGH 2011/2012 Finance Director Stacey Lemos reviewed the Final Budget for fiscal year 2007/2008 and highlighted the following Budget items: - 2.3 officers per 1000 Town residents. - Resurface 38 lane miles of Town roadways. - Enhance IT Functions. - Improve constituent relations and public communication program. - Ensure continual provision of high quality water supply. Phase II completion of reclaimed water deliver system. - Allocate resources for Steam Pump Ranch and Honey Bee Village Historic sites. - Roadway capacity improvements. - Maintain existing programs in Parks and Library. - Fund Town's capital needs. - Improve efficiency and enhance customer service in development process. - Plan for future facility needs (Municipal Operations Center & Naranja Town Site). - Aim to improve efficiency and achieve cost savings with a Procurement 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 6 Program. Budget Overview - $118.8 million -Includes $10.7 million Contingency Fund -10 new full time positions Capital Improvement Program Summary - Fund summary - $30.6 million - General Fund $1,112,096 - Water Utility $12,478,000 - Transit $119,820 - Highway Fund $2,240,000 - Impact Fee Fund $14,530,000 - Stormwater Utility $162,715 Discussion followed regarding: - Merit increases were not included in this year's budget and in the past, merit plus COLA ranged from 6% - 9%. The Town Manager felt that a 5% COLA was fair and affordable due to the Town's tight budget. - The $30,000 camera system is for meetings in the Council Chambers. (Video streaming would be tied into the Granicus Media streaming). - Rating of streets and Rancho Vistoso projects. - Review of Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) by the Planning and Zoning Commission to ensure that the projects are following the General Plan. - Environmentally Sensitive Lands Ordinance (ESLO) - Will come before the Council in the fall. Mayor Loomis opened the public hearing. Salette Latas, 1402 E. Placita Mesa Dorada, thanked the Council for the budgeted funding of the Historic Preservation items. She further commented on the Town's website and keeping people informed and suggested that the "knowledge base portal" could be more informative if a "Frequently Asked Questions" access was offered. At the request of Council Member Abbott, approval of the Budget and the CIP program were divided into two separate items. MOTION: A motion was made by Vice Mayor Dankwerth and seconded by Council Member Kunisch to adopt the final fiscal year 2007/2008 Budget. Council Member Gillaspie thanked the Town Staff for converting the budget to a more efficient program based budget. He stated that we are on the right track and much work has been done and he will support this item. Council Member Abbott stated that she would not support the approval of the 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 7 budget as she preferred that the COLA would have been lower and she felt that ESL ordinance was very important and would have liked to have seen it funded. Mayor Loomis commented that this was the first program based budget and the process has been interesting, frustrating and exciting. He stated that there are many new items and projects in the Budget and more accountability is required in this budget. MOTION carried, 5-1 with Council Member Abbott opposed. MOTION: A motion was made by Vice Mayor Dankwerth and seconded by Council Member Kunisch to approve the CIP program. Council Member Kunisch stated that he represented the Council on the CIP process. He stated that money was set aside for vehicles, computers in offices, vehicles, phone system, key system, etc. He stated that he felt that the CIP process was good. MOTION carried, 6-0. Mayor Loomis recessed the meeting at 8:00 p.m. The meeting resumed at 8:08 p.m. 3. PUBLIC HEARING - RESOLUTION NO. (R) 07- 86 INCREASING POTABLE WATER RATES, INCREASE RECLAIMED WATER RATES AND INCREASE GROUNDWATER PRESERVATION FEES FOR THE ORO VALLEY WATER UTILITY Water Utility Director Philip Saletta, reviewed a PowerPoint presentation on the proposed water rates for Reclaimed Water and Groundwater Preservation Fees (GPF). - Financial Considerations - Analysis of three funds within the Utility - Mayor and Council Water Policies - Debt Service coverage ratio of 1.30 - Cash reserves of 5% of budget - Avoid rate shock - Existing cash reserves - Capital expenditures -AWWA rate setting principles - Financial Analysis - Prepared Water Rates Analysis Report - Evaluated 12 different scenarios - 5-year revenue and expense projections - Phase in GPF over 5 years - Level rate increases in future years 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 8 - Preferred Financial Scenario -Review by Red Oak Consulting - Opinion: Assumptions and forecast provide a reasonable basis for analysis - Preferred Financial Scenario - No increase in base rates for potable or reclaimed water. - Decrease in 8-inch meter base rate from $1,325 to $1060. - Restructure existing 3-tier rate design to 4-tiers. - Reduce water use in each tier to promote conservation. - No increase in commodity rates for first 3 tiers. - 4th tier established at $5.00 per 1,000 gallons. - Construction Water Rate - Increase potable construction water rate by $1.24 (from $4.76 to $6.00). - Reclaimed construction water rate equal to reclaimed commodity rate ($208 per 1,000 gallons). - Increase Groundwater Preservation Fee (GPF). - Potable customers $0.15 per 1,000 gallons (from $.25 to $0.40). - Reclaimed customers $.04 per 1,000 gallons (from $0.21 to $0.25). - Five-year phase in for GPF, consistent with Impact Fee. - GPF based on sustainable groundwater production balanced between existing customers and new growth. - Impact to Customers - Residential customers with 5/8 inch meter averaged 10,000 gallons per month last year. - Based on this usage, customers would pay $3.69 per month more (10.1% increase) ($2.19 due to 4-tier rate design, $1.50 increase in GPF charges). - Contractors using potable water for construction would experience approximately $260.00 increase per month. - If adopted, new water rates would be effective August 18, 2007. Mayor Loomis opened the public hearing. Solveig Palanek, 665 Granite View Drive, asked that water conservation and landscaping education classes be offered to the Town's citizens. Dick Maes, 945 W. Vistoso Highlands Drive representing Vistoso Partners, stated that he was not saying that there should not be a rate increase; however, providing water to the Rancho Vistoso project averages $15,000 - $20,000 per month. He addressed the impact of the new proposed rates to the project due to the parks, dog parks, trails, entry monuments, landscaping, etc. Mayor Loomis closed the public hearing. At the request of Council Member Gillaspie, Mr. Saletta reviewed the Town's conservation measures, education, and water audits. He explained that the water audits were offered by the Town to all citizens and seemed to be very effective (over 200 homes audited this year alone). Further training opportunities 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 9 have been provided with classes on installation of rain sensors, operation of sprinklers, irrigation systems, etc. being held. Also, low flow devices are offered to customers through Water CASA and the Town. Further discussion followed regarding the Pima County sewer charges that were included on the Water bills, informing the Town citizens that the sewer bills are figured on water usage from December, January and February of each year, and the Water Utility was a separate enterprise fund and operates on a non-profit basis. MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Carter and seconded by Council Member Kunisch to approve Resolution (R)07- 86. Council Member Kunisch commented that Rancho Vistoso is a unique community in which parks, trails, vegetation, etc. were required to be installed. He asked that the Town look at ways to alleviate some of the costs to the HOA as many of the areas are utilized by many of the Town's citizens not just those that live in Rancho Vistoso. MOTION carried, 6-0. 4. PUBLIC HEARING - ORDINANCE (0) 07-33 OV7-06-04 AMENDING SECTION 23.3, TABLE OF PERMITTED USES (TABLE 23.1) OF THE ORO VALLEY ZONING CODE REVISED TO PERMIT RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS IN ALL ZONING DISTRICTS EXCEPT FOR PARKS AND OPEN SPACE AND TO REPLACE CHURCH, SYNAGOGUE, OR TEMPLE WITH RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION IN CHAPTER 31, DEFINITIONS AND THROUGHOUT THE ORO VALLEY ZONING CODE REVISED, AND TO ELIMINATE THE "C" (CHURCH) FROM ALL REFERENCE TO THE PS & C ZONING DISTRICT THROUGHOUT THE CODE Planning and Zoning Director Sarah More explained that this amendment to the Zoning Code Revised would bring the Town's Zoning Code into compliance with the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000 (RLUIPA) which protects religious institutions and allows them in residential zones. She reviewed the background of the process and explained that the Planning Commission recommended approval of this amendment but concerns were expressed as to whether the current Building Codes, Fire Codes and Zoning Codes would adequately protect existing neighborhoods from incompatible religious institutions locating within them with regard to "change of use/structure". She further explained that items such as parking, landscaping, bufferyards, lighting, noise levels, etc. would be addressed by the Town's "non- residential use" standards. Ms. More further addressed building height, architectural elements, and parcel 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 10 size and stated that the Town's departments would look at possible impacts to existing neighborhoods. She further stated that Staff has done extensive public outreach and education and feel that this amendment best addresses the requirements of RLUIPA. Further discussion and concerns were expressed regarding the placement of religious institutions within a residential development, traffic, possible parking issues, requirements for lights, addressing safety and nuisance issues that may arise, ensuring protection to existing residential areas, Conditional Use Permits (CUP) protecting these neighborhoods, converting existing homes to religious institutions, etc. Mayor Loomis opened the public hearing. There being no speakers, the public hearing was closed. MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Kunisch and seconded by Council Member Carter to adopt Ordinance (0)07-33. Council Member Gillaspie stated that his only concern was with nuisance issues that may come up. He stated that the Town's Codes seemed to have methods to address such items as lighting, traffic, parking etc. Vice Mayor Dankwerth stated that she would not support this item as there were too many issues not addressed. She stated that there has not been much input from citizens who live in established neighborhoods and she also wanted more information on this item. Council Member Kunisch stated that noise and nuisance issues are presently addressed by the Police Department. He stated that enforcement is available and such issues can be controlled. Many towns and cities have adopted this item as it is a Federal law. Mayor Loomis stated that we will never address all issues and most issues are covered by the general Zoning Code regulations. He stated that this will continue to change and evolve. In response to a question from Council Member Gillaspie, Ms. More stated that the homeowner's associations were all notified of the public hearings, etc. Council Member Gillaspie suggested continuing this item so the Council can have a Study Session to better understand the regulations. Council Member Abbott asked that a copy of RUILPA and a copy of Mr. Don Cox's letter (as presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission) be provided to the Town Council for their review. 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 11 MOTION failed, 3-3 with Mayor Loomis, Council Member Carter, and Council Member Kunisch in favor; Vice Mayor Dankwerth, Council Member Abbott and Council Member Gillaspie opposed. MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Abbott and seconded by Vice Mayor Dankwerth to continue this item to the second meeting in September with a Study Session to be held before September to include discussion of Conditional Use Permits (CUPs) (where they are allowed and how they are applied, etc.), how this ordinance works, identification of communities that are using CUPs and further information/guidance regarding restricting the placement of the institutions within a zoning district and all related issues i.e. traffic, safety, etc. MOTION carried, 6-0. Mayor Loomis recessed the meeting at 9:33 p.m. The meeting resumed at 9:40 p.m. 5. PUBLIC HEARING - ORDINANCE (0) 07-34 OV8-07-03 APPROVING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR A HOTEL, LOCATED IN PROXIMITY TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF ORACLE ROAD AND LINDA VISTA BOULEVARD Thomas Sayler Brown, SBBL Architecture, representing the applicant, reviewed an overhead presentation depicting the site for the proposed 2-story hotel. He explained that it would be a 67,600 square foot building consisting of 100 rooms. He reported that the hotel developers have met with neighbors and addressed concerns by including an 8-foot high masonry screen wall with dense landscaping. He explained that the sport court hours will be limited to 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and site lighting would be designed to be shielded from the nearby residents. He further reported that additional landscape medians will be added on the east side of the project. In response to a question from Council, Mr. Brown stated that the landscaping would be low-water use plants. Planning and Zoning Director Sarah More explained that this item is a request for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for a hotel in a C-1 (Commercial District). CUP factors included - 1. Damage or nuisance arising from noise, smoke, odor, dust, vibration or illumination. (The applicant has addressed lighting and noise). 2. Hazard to persons and property from possible explosion, contamination, fire or flood. (The project must meet all Building Safety requirements for commercial occupancies). 3. Hazard occasioned by unusual volume or character of traffic. (Adequate circulation and parking is provided within this lot to accommodate proposed uses and future cross access to adjacent properties.) 4. Reasonably compatible with types of uses permitted in surrounding area. 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 12 (Hotel is a compatible use with adjacent properties and surrounding area). Ms. More stated that Staff feet that the hotel use is compatible with the area and complimented the applicant and noted that they have agreed to conditions to address neighborhood concerns. Discussion followed regarding the Conditions of Approval and leaving them attached until they are addressed (traffic circulation, location of passenger drop off, loading zones, building configuration, pedestrian connectivity to plaza, etc.), addressing in the development plan stage, staying focused on the CUP for the hotel, and compliance with Oracle Road Scenic Corridor Overlay District (ORSCOD). Mayor Loomis opened the public hearing. Antonia Valdez, 13410 N. Wide View Drive, questioned how far this site was from the school and would there be any effect on the educational institution. She further asked what other uses might be placed on the site. Mayor Loomis closed the public hearing. Ms. More further reviewed the site and stated that the hotel will be placed on the northeast corner of the property. The school will be buffered by over 700 feet from the proposed hotel. In response to a question from Council Member Gillaspie, Ms. More explained that the Zoning Code requires "off-sets" in the screening wall; however, fencing will be placed in between the off-sets, so there will be no pedestrian access through the screening wall area. MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Gillaspie and seconded by Council Member Abbott to approve Ordinance (0)07-34, OV8-07-03 granting a conditional use permit for a hotel within the El Corredor Development with the conditions set forth as attached to the CUP plan with the following amendment: The lighting be restricted to 8 feet or less along the backside of the property and that Condition Number 1 be left on the Conditions of Approval (The master site plan must address the Staff issues with regard to traffic circulation, location of passenger drop off/loading zones, building configuration and pedestrian connectivity to plaza.) Conditions of Approval: 1) The master site plan must address the Staff issues with regards to traffic circulation, location of passenger drop off/loading zones, building configuration and pedestrian connectivity to plaza. (Added back per motion.) 2) 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 13 through the wall. Vegetation to—he provided on the east side of the wall to soften views - Lighting-at th-e-rea oof ttTh-re hotel t fi - No dumpster-s- the east side property line The concept site plan and concept landscape plan have been revised accordingly. The specifics will be addressed during the development plan process. 3) . . A note has been provided on the plan. The specifics will be addressed as part of the development plan process. 4. The lighting will be restricted to 8 feet or less along the backside of the property. (Added per motion.) MOTION carried, 6-0. 7. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS Council Member Carter - August 14, 2007 meeting - Management Study/Performance Audit on Legal Department. Council Member Gillaspie - By end of October - Bring forward a new Town Code ordinance providing restrictions for parking of vehicles or commercial trucks within a certain radius of residential uses. By September - Zoning Code amendment increasing signs for public notices for land use items to a minimum of 2 X 3 feet. (Initiate items through Planning and Zoning Commission.) Council Member Abbott - Have a staff member contact the Trust for Public Land (based in Santa Fe, New Mexico) who are working with Pima County to identify deficits in Park systems. She would like to see about using their services and possibly be included in the study. CALL TO AUDIENCE - Bill Garner, 12066 Copper Springs Trail, questioned why the Town was not posting Zoning Notices directly to the website? He also commented on the upcoming live video streaming of the Council meetings and asked that the Town make sure that citizens that use "dial up" connections would not lose the audio portion of the streaming. He also wanted to ensure that the meetings are archived. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Carter and seconded by Council Member Kunisch to adjourn at 10:20 p.m. MOTION carried, 6-0. 07/18/07 Minutes, Oro Valley Town Council 14 Prepared by: Roxana Garrity, CMC Deputy Town Clerk I hereby certify that the foregoing minutes are a true and correct copy of the minutes of the regular session of the Town of Oro Valley Council of Oro Valley, Arizona held on the 18th day of July 2007. I further certify that the meeting was duly called and held and that a quorum was present. Dated this day of , 2007. Kathryn E. Cuvelier, CMC Town Clerk 0.E Y ,e1 4° �'i' °s; ' � TOWN OF ORO VALLEY tn'�,.air: ► PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT A kt# 11000 N.La Canada Drive, Oro Valley,AZ 85737 A4,# 1 (520)229-4800•Fax(520)742-1022 A'°UNDED 19Atk July 24, 2007 Dr. Judy Huch Oro Valley Audiology, Inc. 1171 E. Rancho Vistoso Blvd. #153 Oro Valley,AZ 85737 237.1396 Fax: 825.4279 RE: OV5-07-04, Public Art for Oro Valley Audiology & Dr. Hohenstein's office at Vistoso Commerce Plaza, located along Vistoso Commerce Loop, just west of Oracle Road; Parcel # 223-02-016F. Dear Judy, Thank you for your public art submittal. At their regularly scheduled meeting July 18, 2007, Town Council voted unanimously to approve the public art for this project,with one condition: 1. Revise the landscape plan to show the location of the public art. For final certification of the public art proposal, we require that the landscape plans will have to be revised to reflect the location of the public art and the relocation of the tree. Please contact the landscape firm that submitted the original landscape plans. We will require only sheet 3, as that is the sheet requiring changes to accommodate the public art. A certificate of occupancy will only be issued once the public art is installed. You must contact the Planning - Public Art representative (David Ronquillo at 229.4817) prior to final installation or Dee Widero, Senior Zoning Inspector at 2248.4800. If you have any questions, please contact me. Most Cordially, Pot,„,,,J„ Pamela J. Pelletier Planner 520.229.4813 ppelletierporovalley.net F:\OV\OV5\2o07\5-07-04\correspondences 1 www.townoforovalley.com . IORO TANQUE VALLEY VERDE AUDIOLOGY INCs 1171 E. Rancho Vistoso Blvd, #153 7255 E. Tanque Verde, #131 Oro Valley, AZ 85755 Tucson, AZ 85715 (520) 825-4770 (520) 751-3901 July 25, 2007 Pamela Pelletier Planner J U L 2 7 2007 Town of Oro Valley 11000 N. La Canada Drive Oro Valley,AZ 85737 RE: OV5-07-04 Public Art for Oro Valley Audiology, Inc and Dr. Hohenstein's offices at Vistoso Commerce Plaza. Pamela, This is a follow up letter to the emails and telephone conversations my husband Rick had with you before the Town council submittal. Bill Hallinan from Cottonwood refuses to give permission to have the sculpture be partially on the common area. The only other place to have it, (with exposure from the site and the road)which was reflected on all of the plans submitted for the council meeting is on the north side of the building. Please refer to all of the information we submitted June 22. Also let us know if we need to do anything else. Thank you, Judy L. Huch, MS August 20, 2007 Dr. Judy Huch Oro Valley Audiology, Inc. 1171 E. Rancho Vistoso Blvd. #153 Oro Valley,AZ 85737 237.1396 Fax: 825.4279 RE: OV5-07-04, Public Art for Oro Valley Audiology & Dr. Hohenstein's office at Vistoso Commerce Plaza, located along Vistoso Commerce Loop, just west of Oracle Road; Parcel # 223-02-016F. Dear Judy, At this time, staff has approved the public art and landscape plans as originally submitted. The Council condition from the July 18, 2007 meeting is not applicable, due to the placement of the public art — and that the placement of the art does not impact the approved landscape plans. A certificate of occupancy will only be issued once the public art is installed. You must contact the Planning - Public Art representative (David Ronquillo at 229.4817) prior to final installation or Dee Widero, Senior Zoning Inspector at 229.4800. If you have any questions, please contact me. Most Cordially, P 6-1' Pamela J. Pelletier Planner 520.229.4813 ppelletierP orovalley.net F:\OV\OV5\2oo7\5-07-o4\correspondences 1