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:.. . SBBL Architecture + Planning 1001 North Alvernon Way#105,Tucson,Arizona 85711-1019 t:520.620.0255 f:520.620.0535 e:sbbl@sbbl.biz nsm 1 ti- di To: Town of Oro VAlley Date 06/03/07 Project No. 5087.01 11000 N. La Canada Drive Subject Oro Valley, Ariz. Public Art Submittal 85737 Attn: We are sending you: ® Attached ❑ Under separate cover via Courier COPIES DATE REV.NO. DESCRIPTION 1 6/3/07 Signed Application 10 Development and Landscape plan showing location of art (11x17) 10 Color imamg of art piece with size stated 10 Artist Bio 2 Building Construction cost 2 Artist Contract 1 Check #1108 for $220 These are transmitted as checked below: ❑ For signature ® For distribution to parties ❑ For review and comment ® For approval ❑ For your records ❑ As requested ❑ For your use ❑ For your information ❑ Remarks: Copies to: Signed: L---:::..AN.1j1 ..A iii),_ Edward A. Vergara RECEIVED BY: JC-�O,,,,,,,,,,,,,._, DATE: L -rJ 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 APPLICATION FOR PUBLIC ART REVIEW NOTE:PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE(PARC) MEETS THE 1ST MONDAY OF THE MONTH DATE: Co - - © . . OV CASE NO.:OV5 (office use only) PROJECT:,.Q 1LAGLI .V-1 V 1 L4,_ 1171-1 ILO 110 - LOCATION: B°150 }-I . O fzAL,t .. 'Z •esp APPLICANT: S bb. la.'Rc.\AN-M. U rr--L ,1).t•tn 12L v.% 4- ....E Doi e .\J .P6-A►��, ADDRESS: too 1 N . AL' a_14 \/,1 05 PARCEL NUMBER:. .t2 ' - I Z - tii. r- TELEPHONE NO.: CjW (ZO 07,6 h FAX NO.: 6 ZC) (z o 0 5!5 PROPERTY OWNER: a 1Z1S_C�L-. . . t Z W•--( p. w j L L I\ ADDRESS: 4 )41 . 1� pAts. At S67.6 I PHONE NO.: JrZ© 2 it 1 .2 r'I , PROJECT ARTIST: C it I l4 A4 A ILIZ.o . ADDRESS:i-L LV E? E. .4,L1 r 1) 103 37)to 14 W Y 116) SEt7 ot4A, A%. $ 'V2717 PHONE: 1 2J - 4 - ) 1'-t 4. . SIGNATURE: 1=; A NOTE: This application must be accompanied by the following to be deemed complete: • Eight(10)copies of the Development and Landscape PIans, 11 x 17"in size,each to include the exact location of the public art • Eight(10)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(10)copies of the Artist's Biography • One(2)copy ofthe Building Construction Bid • One(2)copy of the Artist contract that specifies total cost of the finished piece. • One(2)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 Nan, 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. • -14, oA AGENDA ORO VALLEY PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETINGS MONDAY,JULY 2, 2007 & MONDAY JULY 16, 2007 HOPI ROOM, DEVELOPMENT SERVICES BUILDING 11,000 N. LA CANADA DRIVE CALL TO ORDER: at or about 4:00 p.m. AGENDA ITEMS July 2 1. OV5-07-06, The applicant requests approval of public art for the Oracle and Hardy Road office development, located on the east side of Oracle Road just north of Hardy Road. The parcel number is 225-12-066C. The proposal is for public art for the office building. If you have any questions about this matter, please Matt Michels, OV Senior Planner at 229.4822 or mmichels@orovalley.net 2. OV5-07-07, The applicant requests preliminary review of public art for the Oro Valley Marketplace, a 114 acre shopping center, located within the Rancho Vistoso Neighborhood 4 at the southwest corner of the Tangerine and Oracle Intersection. Public art has been submitted for preliminary review— no action will be taken on this item. It is requested that PARC provide feedback on the public art. If you have any questions about this matter, please contact Pamela J. Pelletier at 229.4813 or ppelletier@orovalley.net. July 16 1. OV5-07-07, The applicant requests approval of public art for the Oro Valley Marketplace, a 114 acre shopping center, located within the Rancho Vistoso Neighborhood 4 at the southwest corner of the Tangerine and Oracle Intersection. Public art has been submitted for this development. 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: 06 26 07 11:00 am cp C:\Documents and Settings\sgay\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\OLKB\07 02 16 07.doc Y TOWN OF ORO VALLEY 'OUNCIL COMMUNICATION MEETING DATE: August 1, 2007 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND COUNCIL atierlea Cr 0 FROM: Matt Michels, Senior Planner baAi SUBJECT: OV5-07-06,Public Art for the Oracle and Hardy Building at 8950 N. Oracle Road. PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE (PARC) RECOMMENDATION: The Public Art Review Committee reviewed the proposal on July 2, 2007. The Committee voted unanimously to recommend approval of the public art with no additional conditions. Summary: The artwork consists of an outdoor bronze sculpture of an eagle, approximately ten feet (10') in height, to be mounted on a large boulder approximately five feet (5') in height. The art is proposed to be located on the southwest side of the building in a courtyard area. A minimum of$25,210 is required for this project based on an estimated combined construction cost for the ^-acle and Hardy Building of$2,520,968. The proposed artwork will cost approximately$24,000 plus the cost the boulder to mount it on and installation. Staff is confident that those additional costs will exceed the 1)1,200 necessary to meet the 1%requirement. Current Site Conditions: • Parcel Size: 6 acres • General Plan Designation: Neighborhood Commercial/Office • Zoning: C-1 (Commercial) • Land Use: Undeveloped Proposed Improvements: • Phase I: 40,727 square foot professional office building. Two stories and a building height of 30' to the top of the masonry pier (25' above the existing (pre-grading) grade, allowable per Section 23.5.B.1.c, OVZCR) • Phase II: a second building pad is proposed for future development of an approximately 20,000 square foot building • Multiple tenants are anticipated, including Pulte Homes Southern Arizona headquarters, a mortgage company and a title company Approvals to Date: the November 1st, 2006, Town Council meeting, the Council voted to approve a development plan for the Oracle and Hardy Building (OV 12-06-01). TOWN OF ORO VALLEY COUNCIL COMMUNICATION. MEETING DATE: August 1, 2007 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 Oracle and Hardy Project. PROS and CONS: Pros: 1. The proposal meets the requirements of the OVZCR. 2. PARC recommended approval. Cons: 1. None. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Public Art submittal SUGGESTED MOTIONS: The Town Council may wish to consider one of the following suggested motions: I move to [approve, approve with conditions, OR deny] OV5-07-06, request for approval of public art for the Oracle and Hardy Building at 8950 N. Oracle Road. 74k4,L3L_ Sar S. More, Planning and Zoning Director Je e Watson, Assistant Town Manager 644;1 Pnii/tA*-,1— David Andrews, Town Manager cc: Eddie Vergara Fax: 620.0535 . ' 7, •,...„, - / • . • t ' ' 1• t�alrrr�+ • , tz . .. . rfls. - • icy .r am, . d• d • Y-eleof rt 7/ . i •. • corneal witotwa_ I/I'll r FIXTtlFE,IMF. 46"O.C. +......._ • ILAIX SWOP MOM MMES. Ntiri 4. ' EAST A HI ' 'a I • it4 eN • / if • 10 . loi • • EOl 3161.4 4rR ETE> �1E+ n/ ba eA 7. • k GI i .1' = � •• e d -- ` FINISH GRADE } / / - y —7 - N {` a � °"i '— ,.��'% y~ s _ DETIY61E 1 � d� 1 a C0I� � J �,\ a t n •II - - ---_- ./ /�9. 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"I've Wyoming sculptor, a variation of lack of talentget in m way." never let a y y the same question: How much You can see Navarro's bullheaded desire talent do I need to make it? in a whole series of his life decisions—to resist joining the military, as his father and - - x. ;. older brothers had done, to become a rodeo f A r cowboy, to learn to fly an airplane—but it _ ..—lia was perhaps most apparent in his quest to -- build one of his first monumental sculptures. dor.„,„4‘),,„ - ._ ••:..,-,;*„..., ,,. ....,416 It was 1992, and Navarro was inspired ' ' "` '` r to build a memorial to champion rodeo t 4 ,/r: 3 cowboy Lane Frost, who had been killed in iiiiiir % , ilk I �, - V.:- 1989 when he got hooked by a bull. "I first • , . s- >=�- qy, rotle bulls when I was 16," says Navarro. "It I y first real love, so Lane's death hit was my - 1 .:, my core and resonated, and I knew this was j something I wanted to do." x ,� v► ► Navarro presented the project to the IL- - ` rodeo committee at Cheyenne Frontier Days, where Frost had been killed, and he ,f. _____,_ was told they'd love to have the 15-foot •`_ ' high bronze of Frost riding a bull—but that .' • �� $250,000 it would •�, ,,. they couldn't raise the $ 1 -� take to build it. "I was pretty downhearted," I TOP: WHEN CHAMPIONS Navarro says. But he charged ahead, figuring ti ,,�,.,_. MEET, he'd raise the funds by giving an 18-inch (Monument, H: 15, L: 11') bronze replica of the monument to anyone LEFT 20% who donated $1,000, and as funds started CHANCE OF FLURRIES: H: to come in, he got to work. When his father 36", L: 30" tk ALSO AVAILABLE died in November 1992, he threw himself - -r, H:16", L: 14" into the project, leaving his home in Casper, �, 1. t . .. ! - „ . .3.. C4.i ris tauorro 9 T)onumentol 'Desire including his wife and two small children, to work 14 hours a day, five days a week at _ the foundry in Cody, Wyo. On March 6, 1993, the sculpture was about a week away from being cast. That [ _ __ Chris 14 ingyfeiSiplarjft night, Navarro woke up on the second story of the foundry, where he slept, to the smell `{� k... y rill "' of acrid smoke. To escape the blaze below, ', . . . ,� ; V `' 4f°'. jumpedsecond-story he out his window, but by the time the fire was extinguished, 0 0. his sculpting tools were ash and the right • .01'' ` side of the oil-based clay statue had " melted down to its steel skeleton. The next ‘ ,:,' morning, Navarro got back on the bull. He ordered more clay and sculpting tools, and continued his 14-hour days, finishing the ;i sculpture for the planned July 24, 1993, :, 4 4 4. dedication date. Navarro says the resilience A. wt "'�'Y he needed to complete Champion Lane Frost came from his days as a young man ,t Chris Navarro,Bull Riding in 1976 1118 ii _—4d H - • • o- I - a A.c . E'lit T�/ d • yf , �� c . "trookolimimem .....i., ' *4,4,, ...,,,, lis / , .,,,.. w r A , -� . AIM• .. - . V 41 I t ,,:.1.04 X . • _ n. 7 �l r s avarro, Team Ro j " Nris ')ovorro 9 llflonumental Desire riding the rodeo. "One of the good things about the f; rodeo is that it makes you physically and mentally Pa . : ,, r tough," says Navarro. "It makes you durable. That . , , \-, ) ir r x doesn't hurt in the art business. When you first start `� " out it's hard getting a break." ,_ ,. ' - ' , ' ..-Ifiv ', .t.' - 4 S. >� a ti,,,, PASSION FOR RODEO r,,i,, : , r„..,:* Navarro's favorite subject to sculpt is still the r` rodeo, a passion that grew out of a childhood love / for horses. At age 11, Navarro was living in Dayton, :-; , fl i i- ,¢ Ohio, where his father, an Air Force officer, was Netv # , 7 stationed. A friend of his had a herd of ponies, and '/ `< ) e two would ride bareback through the woods //, '' '. .+i the --, - to fishing and swimming holes. When his friend's family moved, they left Navarro a 4-year old pony with a white mane and tail, and Navarro was smitten. ,.4. .1.40164444111k o.,.. r! ' •.40 .' * ,-; "After I started sculpting, I realized that pony was the beginning of my desire to capture individuality .ram ','i f, ,:'. 1, in bronze," Navarro says in his self-commissioned f%'.0.`.+ +'' biography, Chasing the Wind. "Every horse I sculpt has his own personality, his own way of moving." A military transfer brought Navarro's family to i - Spain when he was 15, and by 16, Navarro entered k , his first rodeo. He competed in bareback bronc � `_ riding, and it wasn't long before he was riding bulls, r as well. "Anytime you mix adrenaline and joy," he :, ° 4. t A"i ,,goai„, says, "it's an addictive cocktail." He decided to attend "' . , Casper College in Wyoming because the school had an outstanding rodeo team, but after two years, he i_ _ :a -,' .. ' quit to become a professional cowboy. He earned OF THE little, though, and in the few years he competed he UPPER: 15-foot-tall bronze, THE SPIRIT A THUNDERBIRD,plays tribute to the eagle dancer. got beat up bad: He broke his collarbone, received The sculpture was created for Casper College in g W omin and has become a symbol of the school. three concussions, had a pin put into a dislocated p , Wyoming A 41-by-24 inch edition of the piece is available. shoulder, and had his front teeth knocked out. "But ` LOWER: Chris Navarro with AUTUMNS it taught me how an animal felt beneath a rider's CHALLENGE (Bronze, 9'x9') rµ r'y"..,-s'+r �,�. ..Y ,Fx� ,. 1.,, `�w ,.:.$, '� � * 5 � � ��-p•s€r s x T� i.� �@ , ,t-. „. x. d. ,i ,a , 1 , 6,Q tin X� / d „` i ,4 , ��I Y, iris �ovarro 9 CT) numenta/ Desire ., J chaps," he says. In his early 20s, Navarro moved on to work in Wyoming's oil fields. -411( f One day, in 1979, he was out on a hunting trip in the town of Lost Cabin and stopped to visit a friend who was the caretaker for Harry Jackson, a well-known Wyoming sculptor. Ill 4'Navarro was. entranced by Jackson's 3-foot • high sculpture of a cowboy riding the famous Wyoming bucking horse, Steamboat. Navarro touched the side of the bronze horse, almost '` - expecting to feel the animal's taut muscles. "It was the most beautiful thing I ever saw," . says Navarro. He asked how much it cost, and his friend told him—$35,000. That was well beyond his means, but he wondered if ....,...: �\�► +:\ ' N he could make one of his own. Within the week, he bought all the materials he needed 1 it4,• , , ,,.., to sculpt and checked out every book he A could find on the subject from the Casper S a Public Library. During his next vacation, in , 1980, Navarro completed his first sculpture,p p , a cowboy riding a bucking bull, called ABOVE:THE RING OF PEACE, (Bronze, 19'x4') Spinnin' and Winnin,' and the men at the foundry convinced him to enter it in an art it. Now, he P says, he spends that amount each show in Cody. "I won first place in the amateur day in foundry costs and to run his Navarro division, which meant $15 and a blue ribbon," Gallery in Sedona, Ariz. }' Navarro says. "I was hooked." On March 13, -r{ 1986—Navarro remembers the date—he left PREFERS MONUMENTAL SCULPTURES the oil business and started sculpting full time. If Navarro were as free as a mustang, His son, J.C., was 9 months old at the time all he would sculpt would be monumental and his wife, Lynne, was pregnant with their sculptures, which take him roughly a year to daughter, Natalie. "I didn't want to go through complete. "You do a monument and you know life imagining what could have been," Navarro people will notice it," he says, "and it will be `'. ays. He figured that if he could just make about there a thousand ears after I'm gone." Navarro a $1,000 a month, he'd be able to make a go of returns again and again to the wildlife and • . $_ ,—....'.. to +`fir s ', z . �, i ." V y 1Y3.a .._,�.. - _.. .. ._w... _ e s. ��iris t)avar ro 9 (T)9numento/ Desire history of the West, which he's absorbed during Department of Agriculture to honor the work of the 32 years he's lived in Wyoming. Colorado ranchers. It stands at Colorado State You can see that history in The Spirit of the University in Fort Collins. It's there, too, in his Thunderbird,the bronze of an Indian eagle dancer, signature rodeo work, such as When Champions which he created for Casper College.You can also Meet, which he did in 1997 for the Greeley . see it in his 20% Chance of Flurries, which shows Stampede, a rodeo in Greeley, Colo. a rancher carrying a calf on his saddle out of a Despite being branded a "Western artist," blizzard, a monument he did for the Colorado Navarro has always felt free to pursue whatever subjects move him. "Why put limits on LIBERATION, H: 1 1 , L. 20 your subject matter?" he says. "Why put limits on yourself?" A few months after `` Matthew Shepard, a 21-year old gay man, f ., r,,��, was beaten to death in October 1998 jj _' ,ti +,� outside of Laramie, Wyoming, Matthew's , «.a mother, Judy Shepard, called Navarro. �`' - "Matthew was from my hometown of ‘',''w ,, Casper," Navarro says, "and he was living J '` in Laramie and going to the University of r '"` '' ' .*' �,_i- - ' ' ` '- ° Wyoming,where my son and mywifewent to school." Navarro was on the road in the a. . WHEN SHADOWS SPEAK OF DANGER, H: 15 1/2"L: 20" 9, t -..7%to., 4,,..„ , . %, di _ ir 0., ......... _ (eft,Ner . it_ _, ,' . ...... . . • , 0 J. 4,. .. . 4,,,,..0. ., . ,-,.., ,,, , i .. ... ‘.,,.. .:1; `, Olic,_--') . ' -.; '1A,„,.1 .— ' A .. . , Y X , . .... .„ , , , P _ _ , , . -"k I. .1. ' ,, . .... 4 .il: W �► ,� l ` • 1Y 10 J ' +r,,1' ' t. 1 rt.:: 4 ; , , 's ;.‘:•!*ip., • ;`. . ' risst)atiarro onumental esire i 4• / .r -.- _ . . '.'. 1 . •il '.. 41 4,r,h:icf A , Panhandle of western Texas • t,,,si-, .. • I ' . i 1 • • • sY.9 ... -., ,..1 .. -....• 9 ,. 1 hen his wife told him about , 't , 14 .,t..1 -• + , • • ., -__- - the call. He went to sleep that • i ,,,,, ,„ .• -,..,.;•• •.• :-..,..7. ' ,,,, e•.`4, - .: , d ....., • ' _ night, woke up at about 4 . ..- . -.'•-,, 1,-,-. ,- - . ..-_-- , - -..../.---- , - - -.., ,•:.,,,,,, - :v.,-• , :-...---- -. N • ' a• ii, .. ' ..*,,_..- •-'.• ;40,--,,-•-• .7.!"2,1 li k -- , N‘'. ' a.m., grabbed his sketchpad, 4.. . ,,, ..,, .,.. IL'.**-- e.3' ' ' \' % v' ''.•%i t‘, •-•..4 , '.-'-' '' , and drew the design for The ., 4„,,, *, ..,'" 't . .N ._...z.... s\ Ring of Peace. "It was the only ,,,,, ._ '" • %,41-77s.---‘•;•‘..., ,•;•,.. ' .--...29isEL,-.• - ..---,. N..,4., '.• 1 :•' .,...-,..-•-.-_....),c,„. _ .. time a design ever came to me . h in a dream," he says. •-s ,• , .1, A‘it r;„.'A• `"1--1 10w I-,8 k •).'0'''..I' .-. e The statue, which consists 1 , v 7A , , , ..,• • . - ••-- ::,, ;, . . , •#.- -.r.,--, . : - 1-rik , Aligool of doves flying above a bell, is •,.- , ..., .,, -4.•••,,,,,,.. ..,s ,... ' -' .iplos6k26 ..;4 now on the grounds of the First _ ,,,,,........, „.• .v . * ,,„ .: . ,- A1 7 cli iristi, 4, -------------:"- 14110 ,,,, 4,""'-rrr:4- :11-,- United Methodist Church in i ;. --- ‘..'-',.•r#7••„•-' s- • , ftr"' • ....., , ,,..,,...7,-.: _ ..., S 4 L V/0 v rDiiTAvV.'(4 1v;_eq-•t,-.74-ite.:2/ , ':v,„,r--.3,; ro -'1L:28,' Atli L,4,; *- ' ' 44. -- --- 14,-,,, ,. -1-,'-- ',Pr, -r-.?' • ; Casper.The poem that Navarro - ' wrote, etched on the base of ,,-•-.7-7,t # -.• , - - •--. -• •-*,- .Nik-: '. the statue, calls for people to "step up and ring the 1.1G J ,,146, ',.s. . ': - riV • -. ?'-'ffi.• . ,,.* . ..r.,,:, ,. ' :: : ?I'. - 110111111. o, bell so it will sing for the promise of tomorrow." • i, ' -...:tt N• s • ... •. ..:, • . c• - ...... c . .,. ... Visitors often do just that. ,..-. , . ,., Recently, Navarro finished a sculpture for . • , • .:?.. l' , i - -. ' , --r i i . , ..- i , • like Reach 4 a Star Riding Academy in Casper, a •- . . , 4) ., i 1 ' therapeutic riding center for handicapped children , • . 0. .„-' ,4„, °. .-•:. : . ,,. ,. •, . . ,• , , and adults. Limited edition maquettes of the piece, „ - ....augs.-- -, .'1,1 Pri \ .• ; called Liberation,wil I be sold to raise funds for the - ,. , • ,,,,,, , ,,,, • - • 0.of. .... •s • . ,44t .1. academy. The statue shows a young girl riding •../,,,,,4 . ,. •,. - - s.. • dv...-......ri4t ••., # . km...% bareback on a horse, leaving behind her empty ..--`;* , :.--KortOw011111f. • -• tf ' . • -'wheelchair. "I tried to put the joy in her and in the ,.. ...-• IA 't 771' ' . ‘ -— 14 liop'' • ..11 ' '1.'• ° I''. •t , , .4.6p-' 14/9•Lj- " ,c'f •-../• .1., 1, ',• 1 ...*4 .; gait of the horse," he says. "Most of the kids that .-•.'49 - s-•---t-,--'1' .•,.....9- s. - , k, • . ,,, ..#_..... .... „.. ... . , ...a.. g,, 1• t go there are wheelchair bound. But she's not any • ,s- ---sr••, ,‘ , . v PI 'II', '''''• , ' 4. , more. She's free." • .,.,._ _A , L---12 1_ .. ,. .7 1 tt i• ',11—..77 . ,-7:77 ir .....' .1 , 41 ,-, -••,. - - -7 to• #0 ,Ir • 1 1 " , •. , ' , t . ,.. AT' ' - ..'" 4 .4..y.- • . ill",.., • . ,,_'- ,:, : - •1:;,,-Fi. . /rra*".11,10/1 .".".' i • , r e , Iti 41N. f2Allilk- -• • t.c._ •-: t. 0 • '-`'=" - 1 7/141-*Tr UP, '.."211 ' . •.1),,y). / . Illk '''r•-.. • ,. '''' •:-• • I '1.,tr.!' "A ,,,/, • Itk .4„..., 4-4,-...........",—...—- ... 4.4.. ____. , .."(; 1-' 1 -, -.., - -,,,,..L. t- . -----,. . 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Navarro, artist/owner of Navarro Gallery - settlers of this land," says Navarro. "They lived in Sedona, has channeled this vibrancy into in harmony with animals and birds, sharing a sculpture so dynamic that his work seems to have close kinship." Although the West is his main a life of its own—whether it is a Buffalo Soldier theme, Navarro puts no limits on his subject on a rearing stallion (For Honor and Glory), an matter. Indian medicine man in his ritual dance (Spirit Navarro is perhaps best known for his of the Thunderbird) or two young bear cubs monumental sculptures that tower 15 feet or playing in a snow bank (Bearboggan). more above the landscape. He enjoys working When he works, Navarro tries to see and feel on this massive scale. "A monument is a from the perspective of his subject—an intimacy legacy; it will be around long after I'm gone," that his work most definitely reflects. "I focus he reflects. on what I am doing so intensely that nothing Memorials, in particular, resonate with this else matter," says Navarro. "I strive to achieve desire for continuity. meaning through sculpture." Navarro explains: "In my work I strive to Navarro sculpts what he knows and loves— reveal the soul and spirit of the human heart. i galloping horses, bucking broncos, birds in A memorial gives me a chance to do that. It :r flight, skiers, the wildlife of the wind-swept captures the images and lives that should not be ' ,; Wyoming plains, and Native Americans. "I forgotten." '` have developed a deep appreciation for the first Two of his most famous memorials are • , _ _ _ ___ . • N ris )avarro 9 Monumental Desire , ) ** "NY -THE —JOY -OF 114 life Size Cl Original)H: 10' 14'Editron-- - a _ ......,.• .......- e . • 4. -•''• '- '--: ' 44i6 0"" ,':. . *. :, s-_ '''' ,, . ,., • •4 . ' ,.4 :"_4:4I'-''''•!.. ' • " '• , reAt X. ___4. �• ,?f: ...Irk' _ � •_. Lin + .___L:g .„.____"*.1. i 441(10` ._ . .....„.*„...._, \\el. iv, ,- :'. ' ., :;,,-,.1.:::,::-'!,. ' ',--,_,..7?Ilw -.... - . i :a '± r c. 11 - ---- r \ i1, \ii, - _- ; ors ; __,......-------- . : . iii iv / i t i ,4 _ i i p ND, ..:;.' IL Ilir ; I N . I 1 illt , A . •` !elf Champion Lane Frost for legendary THE JOYOF LIFE, (Bronze) H: 1?'; L: 19" 1800 .., a r ull rider Lane Frost, who was killed in the arena by a raging ,�--...,.__ f--- - bull he had rode triumphantly 1 i only moments before; and Ring ) �° . W of Peace for Matthew Shepperd, a gay youth murdered in Laramie, / , k. ..) Wyoming. _. , Champion, a stunning vertical 1 i piece, captures Frost's fearless = '. riding style. "I had a great need to capture his spirit so that future • "a generations could understand c Navarro enjoys pushing the envelope in his who he was and what he represented," notes work. He loves to explore the tensile strength of Navarro. metal and negative space, balancing all weight Ring of Peace is an abstract work that on one point and creating a feeling of being came to Navarro in a dream. It features nine suspended in mid air. In Eagle against the Sun, , doves ofpeace ascendingabove the circle of an eagle with wings outstretched flies within the ----ity. Attached to the circle is a bell that invites sun's circumference. Only one of the eagle's ssersby to ring "so it will sing for the promise wings is attached to the ring; the rest of the .of tomorrow." eagle is suspended in space, beyond the pull of it .' ` �. �.1.3� _..''-' -•` iris d')av arra 9 Monumental ¶ estre _ ,,,,, • gravity. et All of Navarro's accomplishments are even . more amazing when one discovers he is a self- ► �1r R made artist, inspired by the work of sculptor Harry 4 s ' Jackson. One day in 1980, while visiting Jackson's lit of the great • 1, µ _ home, Navarro fell in love with a bronze dit' W. Ile .4 bucking horse Steamboat. It reminded Navarro of / -, t := the exhilaration he feels on a horse. "There wasn't , ..94. „,.,;�.lir#*. • any way I could afford to buy something like that. It . . - : was worth more than my annual wage," he recalls. Finally, I decided if I couldn't buy one, I'd learn to make one." 1P1' V 1 0 . _ 1, �, Navarro researched the great masters Michelangelo, Rodin and James Earl Fraser . "• (regarded by many as America's foremost Western " ''+ - '�l'a"'"'`' sculptor). And then he practiced, practiced, � sculp ) practiced. Navarro's first sculpture, a bull rider ., =,..-/�.FALO SOLDIER, (Br,�e�:H: 1-I',.�'1':,= o�� on a spinning bull, won first place in the Cody � � (Wyoming) art show. Sculpture has been his mistress ever since, leading him on to greater and greater artistic achievements. "The most important thing is desire," says Navarro. "For nothing in this world is impossible to a willing heart." In 1986 Navarro began sculpting full time. In r ' 2000 he opened his gallery in Sedona. His limited .'' editions are prized by collectors around the world. i r ;4 "My work has always been intertwined with my 'V, t ,, t, , life," says Navarro. "When I create a sculpture, t 4 . ' ' become part of it, and it becomes part of me. 10". FOR HONOR AND GLORY, H:20 1/2"L: 11" V may , , , • I, ,4414166'' ' i : Y /� t N'ris t)ovarro 9 U)onumental Vesire i ,,, ,5 FIERCE GRACE, (Bronz : 16", L: 9 1/?" • i 'illill:1111--o.ss.,Illk,, 4 • I( I 1 i /1:011 ' . I, \ AV • / IF • y. t v • i I `, `!lam'•`_++ff t k; .. _ r „„;.," ..4., '.,,,, a#,7►"r./ y • E 4 +,,+ = „s•r Pr t '0 'R + • f� It a ,t - . • # .. ,a ,. „,,,,,, A _ I . yiyq'�f••' ABOVE THE TIMBER LINE(Bronze) H:39';, ,' 7 --f.= THE HONEY TREE,+ : ':'''", _,- '" r,�c , 1 • 4.,"'" 1 Ai t c o- t. • .. , •1 ., NI ris l)ovarr numento/ esire 1 f . 1 li 1r! 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Used with permission. °`',' j1 - rR ,' ` i ..44,.."' —..•,'"°. 41 CHR.--IS NAVARRO '' ` `° www. navarro:alle sedona corn .� i Tlaquepa ue Suite D to3 q 336 Hwy 179 -a,,._ lio . ., t Sedona,Arizona 86336 ,� 1 • A O* ti.frro (928)zoo-tt44 , i- fit.,r � � cnavarroart@questoffice.net I fr' ," ,,ww_. ; i THE SHOWMAN ' 'Yf ...'a 4 7.. "Y.si. .a -...e. • 13 A R FMORRISEY contracting Oracle&Hardy-GMP Exhibit CSI# -Division/Sub-Division Site Building Total 01.000 General Conditions&Requirements 63,700 112,234 175.933 Permits&Fee's-Allowance 0 0 0 Design 0 0 0 Quality Control-Allowance 45,000 30,000 75,000 02,000 Site Work&Off Site Work Earthwork-Grading 145,430 145.430 Paving&Accessories 161.944 161.944 Site Concrete Rip Rap 79,401 79.401 Site Utilities 214,443 214,443 A-DOT Work 135,911 135,911 Landscape 161,148 181,148 Site Masonry 03.0Q0 Concrete Termite Pretreatment 2.250 9.000 11,250 Site Concrete 187,500 187,500 Building Concrete 212,500 212,500 Slab&Footings 2nd Floor Slab Flatwork 04.000 Masonry Site Masonry 71,093 71,093 Building Masonry Tife 387,891 387,891 05.000 Metal Wall railings/scuppers/gates&bollards 13400 13,400 Covered Parking 52.000 52,000 All Columns,beams and 2nd floor deck 347,357 347,357 Exterior Stairs 44,800 44,800 Frown 10.946 10.946 Balconies 0 0 Tube 0 0 Standing Seam Metal 113.550 113,550 06.000 Carpentry Roof Truss's and deck 145,670 145,670 Exterior wall framing and sheathing 130,000 130,000 07.000 Thermal and Moisture Protection Roofing and Waterproofing 50,000 50.000 Roof and Wall Insulation 20,000 20,000 Roof Accessories 2.200 2,200 General Sheetmetal 15,000 15,000 08.000 Door,Windows&Glass Aluminum&Glass Doors 19,920 19,920 Glees.Glazing 8 Spandrel 240,000 240,000 09.000 Finishes 10.000 Specialties 11.000 Equipment 12,000 Furnishings 13.000 Special Construction 14.000 Conveying Systems Elevator 60,000 60,000 15.000 Mechanical Work-Plumbing Plumbing 19.200 19,200 Fire Protection 62,000 62 000 15.300 Mechanical Work•HVAC 0 384,000 384.000 16.000 Electrical Work 0 104.700 104700 [ Sub-Total S1,353,219• S2,620.968 $3,874,187 General Liability Insurance 47% $10,985 $20,465 531,450 Overhead and Profit 6.5Io S102,005 $190.030 $292,035 Gross Receipts Tax 6 8% $103,104 $192.077 $295,180 Sub-Total 51,569.314 $2.923,539 $4,492,853 Contingency $78,466 $146,177 $224,643 Building Permit 1 5% $0 Wastewater Fees Allowance $0 Connection Fees Allowance $0 Course of Construction insurance 0 05% 8.G31 16.079 $24,711 Art 1.04,, S25,210 $25,210 Total $1,656,411 $3,111,005 $4.767.416 License KB-01-ROC196321 3619 East Speedway Suite 101 Tucson, Arizona 85716 ph.520.323.3831 fax.520.323.3834 NA A RRO GLLE ' Original Fine Art & Sculpture Garden Tiaquepaque Suite D 103 336 Hwy 179 Sedona, Arizona 86336 8) 204-1144 tvarroart@qwestoffice.net www.navarrogallerysedona.corn INVOICE 5/29/07 Lou Sherman "Eagle Against The Sun" Total— 24,000 1 ,000 Down Payment 11 ,000 Due in 60 Days 12,000 Due on delivery (Estimated Date; November— December 2007) Thank You For your order. Sincerely, Chris Navarro Lou Sherman, Sculpture pedestal design for, 'Eagle Against The Sun Monument'. You will receive a stainless steel female sleeve 2 3/8" in diameter. It will be 24" in length to be preinstalled before monument installation. The weight of `Eagle Against The Sun' is 3001bs. Monument Pedestal should be placed in boulder of at least 4'-5' in height. The Width of the boulder should be 4'-5' feet at the bottom 2-3 feet in thickness tapering to 1'-2' at the top giving it a pyramid effect. Please feel free to email a photo of your boulder selection or if you have any other questions about Eagle Against the Sun. Thank You, Chris Navarro chrisnavarro@bresnan.net The Navarro Gallery Suite D-103, Tlaquepaque 336 Highway 179 Sedona, AZ 86339 PHONE: (928) 204-1144 800#: (877) 333-4424 www.navarroqallerysedona.com cnavarroart@qwestoffice.net Town Council Page 1 of 8 MINUTES ORO VALLEY TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING August 1, 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: Mayor Loomis Vice Mayor Dankwerth Council Member Carter Council Member Kunisch Council Member Abbott Council Member Gillaspie EXCUSED: Council Member Parish PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE UPCOMING MEETING ANNOUNCEMENTS - TOWN MANAGER Town Manager David Andrews reviewed upcoming Town meetings and events. He noted that the Study Session for August 8, 2007 had been postponed to August 22, 2007. COUNCIL REPORTS - No reports DEPARTMENT REPORTS Water Utility Director Philip Saletta announced that the bids for the Reclaimed Water Project Phase II would be out next week. Additionally, the Water Utility will close on a loan for this project on August 17, 2007 with the Water Infrastructure Financing Authority of Arizona (WIFA). TOWN MANAGER'S REPORT - No report http://orovalley.granicus.com/MinutesViewer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=114 12/06/2007 Town Council { Page 2 of 8 Mayor Loomis welcomed the Town's new Communications Director, Mary Davis. ORDER OF BUSINESS: MAYOR WILL REVIEW THE ORDER OF THE MEETING CALL TO AUDIENCE - No speakers. 1. CONSENT AGENDA A. Minutes - July 11, 2007 B. Police Report - June 2007 C. Resolution No. (R)07- 87 Vacating portions of a 10-foot equestrian trail pursuant to the Settlement Agreement between Stephen and Kay Fake and the Town of Oro Valley regarding the acquisition of the Logan's Crossing Multi-Use Trail D. Resolution No. (R)07- 88 Declaring as a public record that certain document entitled "The revised Town of Oro Valley Animal Control Code" Chapter, 18 of the Oro Valley Town Code (This revision brings the current Code into compliance with the Pima County Animal Control Code) E. Resolution No. (R)07- 89 Declaring as a public record that certain document filed with the Town Clerk and entitled Article 12-17, "Cable Franchise" of the Oro Valley Town Code G. OV12-06-14A, Approval of a Final Plat for Lots 1-37, Block 1 of Innovation Corporate Center, located on the northeast corner of Tangerine Road and Innovation Park Drive, 223-02-021B H. OV12-06-14B Approval of a Final Plat for Blocks 1 - 6, Innovation Corporate Center, located on the northeast corner of Tangerine Road and Innovation Park Drive, Parcel #223-02-021 B J. Report on Emergency Repairs to 16-inch E-Zone Water Main located on 1st Avenue, approximately 200 feet north of Naranja Drive K. Appointment of Mary Caswell and Ray Shelton with terms to expire June 30, 2008 and Mike Schoppach with term to expire June 30, 2009 to the Development Review Board L. Appointment of Marilyn Cook to the Historic Preservation Commission with term to expire June 30, 2009 http://orovalley.granicus.com/MinutesViewer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=114 12/06/2007 Town Council Page 3 of 8 Council Member Abbott requested to pull items F and I for discussion. MOTION: A motion was made by Vice Mayor Dankwerth and seconded by Council Member Carter approve the Consent Agenda with the exceptions of items F and I. MOTION carried, 6-0. Mayor Loomis welcomed Ray Shelton and recognized his appointment and commitment to the Development Review Board. F. Resolution No. (R)07- 90 Authorizing and Approving the Contract with TischlerBise, Inc. in the amount of $9,700.00 to study the feasibility of enacting new Development Impact Fees in the Town (PULLED FOR DISCUSSION) Item F (PULLED FOR DISCUSSION) Discussion ensued regarding: -Content and assumptions made in the report. -The necessity for another study session for this item. -Methodology used. -Feasibility analysis -Implementing development impact fees for future development such as the possible annexation of state land to the north. Town Manager David Andrews stated that the $9,700 fee would cover Phase I. He noted that many other municipalities have development impact fees. Town Attorney Melinda Garrahan explained that the smaller study to determine whether impact fees were strategic and sensible was a good use of Town funds. Council Member Abbott noted that she believed that TischlerBise displayed bias in their reports and therefore could not vote to approve this item. MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Kunisch and seconded by Council Member Carter approve Resolution (R)07-90 authorizing the contract with TischlerBise, Inc. in the amount of $9,700.00 to study the feasibility of enacting new Development Impact Fees in the Town. MOTION carried, 4-2 with Council Member Abbott and Council http://orovalley.granicus.com/MinutesViewer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=114 12/06/2007 Town Council Page 4 of 8 Member Gillaspie opposed. I. OV5-07-06 Approval of public art for the Oracle and Hardy Office Building located at 8950 N. Oracle Road (PULLED FOR DISCUSSION) Item I (PULLED FOR DISCUSSION) Council Member Abbott wanted to clarify what the eagle would look like. Planning and Zoning Director Sarah More noted that in the packet there was an artist's rendering that depicted an eagle in flight and that a real boulder would be used in the project. MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Carter and seconded by Council Member Abbott approve OV5-07-06 public art for the Oracle and Hardy Office Building located at 8950 N. Oracle Road. MOTION carried, 6-0. 2. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING - RESOLUTION NO. (R)07-59 APPROVAL OF A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW FOR THE ADDITION OF NEW POWER POLES AND ELECTRIC UTILITY WIRES, LOCATED ALONG THE SOUTH SIDE OF TANGERINE ROAD BETWEEN LA CHOLLA BOULEVARD AND LA CANADA DRIVE - Explanation: This public hearing was continued from the May 16, 2007 and the June 20, 2007 Town Council meetings. Larry Lucero representing Tucson Eelectric Power (TEP) stated that discussions have taken place with Council and Staff. He noted that the application had been presented and approved by the Planning & Zoning Commission for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP). TEP's proposal entailed smaller and shorter distribution poles along a 1 mile stretch of Tangerine Road. This project would seek to reinforce the grid for residents north of Tangerine Road which currently has difficulty meeting demand. This would be a temporary solution until this area on Tangerine Road has been widened; at which time the idea to underground the lines would be entertained. Mr. Lucero stated that TEP would be open to sharing the cost of the installation of overhead poles, however TEP would not pay undergrounding costs. He noted that TEP was agreeable to continue discussions with Staff. In response to Council Member Kunisch's inquiry as to the need to increase the number of poles from 11 to 22, Mr. Lucero stated that there would need to be sufficient separation between distribution circuits and transmission http://orovalley.granicus.com/MinutesViewer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=114 12/06/2007 Town Council Page 5 of 8 circuits. Secondly, he stated the need to protect the environment and health and safety concerns. Therefore, the distance between poles had to be shortened so that the lines would not sag too low. Council Member Kunisch noted that citizens would have to decide whether to pay for undergrounding. Mayor Loomis stated that this would be addressed at a Study Session in September. Ms. More presented the Staff report noting that the Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of the CUP. She stated that this was an issue of balancing aesthetics with the desire to provide quality service to Town residents. Ms. More clarified that Council could approve the CUP and supersede the Town law that requires all new lines under a certain voltage must be below ground. Discussion followed regarding prior projects TEP conducted with the Town noting joint efforts and cost sharing. Mr. Lucero stated that TEP would want to begin the project after the storm season during the "off peak" period from November to May at the latest. He noted that TEP would like to have the system ready for summer 2008. In response to Vice Mayor Dankwerth's question, Mr. Lucero stated that waiting another year to proceed would not be recommended. He noted that this was a top priority project and needed to be addressed as soon as possible. MOTION: A motion was made by Vice Mayor Dankwerth and seconded by Council Member Gillaspie continue Resolution No. (R)07-59, OV8-06-05 to allow for further discussion regarding the approach toward solving the power pole problem. The item continued to October 3, 2007 Regular Session. Council Member Abbott stated that action is needed due to the system's vulnerability to black outs. She noted that she was in favor of undergrounding the lines for the reasons of health, safety and aesthetics. In response to Council Member Abbott's question, Ms. More clarified that all property owners within 600 feet of the poles and lines had been notified. MOTION carried, 6-0. 3. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING http://orovalley.granicus.com/MinutesViewer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=114 12/06/2007 Town Council Page 6 of 8 COUNCIL LIAISON ASSIGNMENTS MOTION: A motion was made by Vice Mayor Dankwerth and seconded by Council Member Kunisch approve the current Council liaison assignments effective through June 2008. MOTION carried, 6-0. 4. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING ADOPTING A RECRUITMENT PROCESS TO FILL THE TOWN ATTORNEY POSITION Human Resources Director Sandra Abbey began her presentation by acknowledging Town Attorney Melinda Garrahan's retirement effective October 7, 2007. She presented the following recruitment methods for consideration: -Limit recruitment to current Staff -Least expensive -Least time consuming -Headhunters -Charge between $50-$60,000. -Open recruitment -Advertising internally and externally -Utilizing Town's Human Resources department -Cost between $5-10,000 *Advertising *Travel for out-of-area applicants *Moving applicants Ms. Abbey mentioned that the Council could appoint a committee to oversee selection process. Council Member Carter urged that all of Council should be involved in selecting a new Town Attorney. Discussion ensued regarding: -Subcommittees -Who should be involved -How many applications should be screened by Council -Advertising -Specific circulars Ms. Garrahan emphasized that attorneys outside the state must pass the state bar before they could practice law, which takes time. She noted that if the position were advertised in the Arizona State Bar Journal, it would http://orovalley.granicus.com/MinutesViewer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=114 12/06/2007 Town Council Page 7 of 8 reach all lawyers licensed to practice in Arizona including those that are out of state. Discussion followed regarding: -Open recruitment. -Cost of a nationwide search versus ads in periodicals whose readers are attorneys. -Experts outside of Staff that could review the applications. -Identifying Staff that should be part of the subcommittee. -How many applications the subcommittee should forward to Council for consideration. -The process utilized for the last recruitment. -Statewide search. -Approximately 40 applications were received. MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Gillaspie and seconded by Council Member Abbott to use the following criteria for the Town Attorney recruitment: -Create a selection committee consisting of the: -Town Manager -Assistant Town Manager -Human Resources Director -Another Town Attorney -Private Land Use Attorney -Private business attorney. *Develop an advertisement to be reviewed by Council prior to publishing. *Review all applications *Recommend to Council a list between 3-10 candidates -Council will narrow down the list of candidates for interviews -Advertise that candidates must be bar certified in Arizona -Utilize Town resources -Publish in the publications used during the last recruitment to include: -Town website -Arizona Daily Star -The Arizona Republic -Arizona Attorneys Magazine -Arizona State Bar Association -Pima County Bar Association -Arizona Cities and Towns website -ICAA website -National League MOTION carried, 6-0. http://orovalley.granicus.com/MinutesViewer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=114 12/06/2007 Town Council Page 8 of 8 5. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS (The Council may bring forth general topics for future meeting agendas. Council may not discuss, deliberate or take any action on the topics presented pursuant to ARS 38-431.02H) Council Member Abbott requested that Staff contact David Malin of Vestar Development to present an update on the Oro Valley Marketplace project in October or mid-September. CALL TO AUDIENCE - No speakers. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: A motion was made by Council Member Carter and seconded by Council Member Kunisch adjourn at 8:31 p.m. MOTION carried, 6-0. http://orovalley.granicus.com/MinutesViewer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=114 12/06/2007 ORO VALLEY PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MONDAY AUGUST 6, 2007 HOPI ROOM, DEVELOPMENT SERVICES BUILDING 11000 N. LA CANADA DRIVE CALL TO ORDER at or about 4:00 p.m. ROLL CALL Review and approval of the July 16, 2007 Public Art Review Committee Meeting minutes. REGULAR AGENDA 1. OV5-07-08, Harpold Real Estate LLC., represented by Wilda Metzdorf, requests approval of public art for the Vistoso Memorial Chapel, located at 2285 E. Rancho Vistoso Boulevard. A public art proposal has been submitted for review. If you have any questions about this matter, please contact Pamela J. Pelletier, OV Planner, at 229.4813 or ppel leti erOorovallev.net. 2. OV5-07-06, Matthew Moutafis, representing Oro Valley Public Works Department, requests approval of public art for the La Canada Road widening project, located between Naranja Drive and Tangerine Road. A public art proposal has been submitted for review. If you have any questions about this matter, please contact David Ronquillo, OV Senior Planner, at 229-4817 or dronquillo@orovalley.net 3. OV5-07-05, Novak Environmental Inc., representing Ventana Medical Systems, requests approval of public art, located on the southeast corner of Innovation Park Drive and Vistoso Village Drive. A public art proposal has been submitted for review. If you have any questions about this matter, please contact David Ronquillo, OV Senior Planner, at 229-4817 or dronquil loOorovalley.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