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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOV50101 �PLLEY ARi • �0 op TOWN OF ORO VALLEY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 4 • Planning and Zoning • Building Safety 11000 N.La Canada Drive,Oro Valley,AZ 85737•(520)229-4800-Fax(520)742-1022 -r�- _ �4 • Parks and Recreation 680 W.Calle Concordia,Oro Valley,AZ 85737•(520)229-5050•Fax(520)742-2202 °UNDED '- May 11, 2001 Greg Forszt Dave McKinne Ventana Medical Systems,Inc. y Sage Landscape Architecture 3865 N. Business Drive Tucson,Arizona 85705 86 W. Simpson Tucson,Arizona 85701 RE: OV5-01-01,Public Art for Ventana Medical Systems Dear Greg and Dave, Thank you for taking the time to meet with the Public Art Review Commi May 10th_ The main purpose of this letter is to reiterate theprimarya ttee(PARC)on Thursday. at the meeting. The following is a synopsis: agree and issues identified • The curbed and landscaped area will provide an adequate base for the scut p . • Adapt the landscape in the approved plan to tie the sculpture to the Catali awe axis. Mountain view • Adapt the landscape in the approved plan to open up access closer to the scuI but not encouraging,access around and under the piece. pture by providing, • Dave will work with the artist to re-arrange the landscape as needed. The minor changes proposed in the meeting will be able to be approved administratively; Dave will revised landscape plan sheet for the affected areas for my p ide a signature. I look forward to continuing to work with you both for the successful completion of this ro'ect. If you have any questions,please contact me at 229-4807. P Sin •'y 'i •) B : u odine,AICP Planning and Zoning Administrator xc: David Grigsby, PARC OV File F:10V10V515-01-01\Action Letter-Public Art 051101.doc ° 2 TOWN OF ORO VALLEY -y COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT • Planning and Zoning • Building Safety 11000 N.La Canada Drive,Oro Valley,AZ 85737•(520)229-4800•Fax(520)742-1022 A A • Parks and Recreation A680 W.Calle Concordia,Oro Valley,AZ 85737•(520)229-5050•Fax(520)797-2202 �POVN,D ED 1 �� May 25, 2001 Beth Kennedy Evergreen Devco, Inc. 2920 East Camelback Road, Suite 100 Phoenix, AZ 85016 via fax(602)408-9100 RE: OV5-01-01 Walgreen's, 1st Avenue and Tangerine Road Public Art Dear Beth: The Town of Oro Valley has developed a definitive process and schedule for reviewing Public Art. As a result of this new process,please submit your proposed Public Art project in accordance with the enclosed application. It would be greatly appreciated that you file the application and required attachments no later than noon Friday June 1,2001. You are scheduled for the Public Art Review Committee(PARC)at 4:30 p. m.June 4, 2001. The committee will meet on-site(1st Avenue and Tangerine Road)to discuss your proposal. Your and/or the artist attendance at this meeting will be greatly appreciated. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at(520)229-4800. Very t y urs, Robert M. Conant,Jr. Planner II enclosure cc: Shirley Gay 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 AT THE PROJECT SITE* DATE: 5/2-9 0 I OV CASE NO.: OV5 (office use only) PROJECT: lio ,61RE;C--N S LOCATION: 5W C., I ST APPLICANT: ADDRESS: WO 0 e CJM J_. vre (03 cp (x, 3cSO le) PARCEL NUMBER: TELEPHONE NO.: (OO Z- J-SSo UJ FAX NO.: a--1800(84 -9(0O PROPERTY OWNER: E,V 6i(LEe - T CC�-1 )€ ADDRESS: 7_6\ E C EL. - IJd , PrOe nlX O 1 c:b PHONE NO.: 60 a; O' -REM PROJECT ARTIST: J tD SPA u- B L U E5'D 12..E 1 ADDRESS: 2-13°I Li NzetQgOv WESTu\ V 1 L.(A eAuveJi2-t3l A- PHONE: (8t(84 ! lq I 0 (13 E l36) SIGNATURE: NOTE: This applica on m e acco 'ed by the following to be deemed complete: • Seven (7) copies of the Development and Landscape Plans, 11" x 17" in size, each to include the exact location of the public art • Seven (7) copies of colored renderings or photographs, 8.5" x 11" in size, with discernable dimensions. Each side of the public art must be depicted. '• Seven(7) copies of the Artist's Biography One (1)copy of the Building Construction Bid 4 One(1)copy of the Artist contract that specifies total cost of the finished piece. ✓, One (1)copy of Structural Engineering Specifications, if necessary. Applications will not be accepted without all required materials. • SUBMITTALS MUST BE RECEWED BY THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT AT LEAST 14 (FOURTEEN)CALENDAR DAYS IN ADVANCE OF THE DESIRED PARC MEETING DATE. \\OV_PZD\PZ1\Admin PZ\FORMS\Public Art Application.doc AGENDA ORO VALLEY PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MONDAY JUNE 4,2001 EACH AGENDA ITEM WILL BE REVIEWED ON THE PROJECT SITE CALL TO ORDER: at or about 4:30 p.m. AGENDA ITEMS / 1. MEETING TIME: 4:30 P.M. — 5:30 P.M. •.) SUBJECT: OV5-01-01, WALGREENS LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TANGERINE ROAD AND FIRST AVENUE Evergreen and the artist are requesting approval of public artwork as required by the OVZCR . For additional information, please contact Bob Conant, Planner II, at 229-4822. MEETING OUTLINE: • Introduce All Participants: Town Planner 4:30pm —4:40pm • Overview of Development Proposal: Town Planner 4:40pm-4:50pm • Overview of Art Proposal: Applicant 4:50pm- 5:05pm • Questions and Answers: PARC 5:05pm — 5:25pm • Deliberation and Vote: PARC 5:25pm — 5:45pm 2. MEETING TIME: 6:00 P.M. — 7:00 P.M. SUBJECT: OV5-01-04, CANADA HILLS RETAIL SHOPS LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LA CANADA DRIVE AND NARANJA DRIVE. The Hadd Company and the artist, John Davis, are requesting approval of a proposed public art sculpture. For additional information, please contact David Ronquillo, Planner I, at 229-4817 MEETING OUTLINE: • Introduce All Participants: Town Planner 6:00pm —6:05pm • Overview of Development Proposal: Town Planner 6:05pm-6:15pm • Overview of Art Proposal: Applicant 6:15pm- 6:25pm • Questions and Answers: PARC 6:25pm —6:45pm • Deliberation and Vote: PARC 6:45pm —7:00pm STAFF REPORT ADJOURNMENT AGENDA ORO VALLEY PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MONDAY JUNE 4, 2001 EACH AGENDA ITEM WILL BE REVIEWED ON THE PROJECT SITE CALL TO ORDER: at or about 4:30 p.m. AGENDA ITEMS 1. MEETING TIME 4:30 P.M. — 5:30 P.M. OV5-01-01, WALGREENS LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TANGERINE ROAD AND FIRST AVENUE Evergreen and the artist are requesting approval of public artwork as required by the OVZCR . For additional information, please contact Bob Conant at 229-4822. 2. MEETING TIME 6:00 P.M. — 7:00 P.M. OV5-01-04, CANADA HILLS RETAIL SHOPS LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LA CANADA DRIVE AND NARANJA DRIVE. The Hadd Company and the artist John Davis are requesting approval of a proposed public art sculpture as required by the OVZCR. For additional information, please contact David Ronquillo at 229-4817 STAFF REPORT ADJOURNMENT TOWN OF ORO VALLEY COUNCIL COMMUNICATION MEETING DATE: July 18,2001 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR & COUNCIL FROM: Robert Conant, Planner II FilLE O PY SUBJECT: OV5-01-01, WALGREENS REQUEST FOR PUBLIC ART APPROVAL, THE SITE IS LOCATED ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 1ST AVENUE AND TANGERINE ROAD, PARCEL 224-021-700 SUMMARY: Evergreen Devco,Inc., representing Walgreens, has presented a public art proposal consisting of four(4)pieces entitled"Morning Paper", "Storytime", "Whirly-Bird" and "Round N' Round". Each piece is a life size bronze statue. The public art, if approved, will be located on the four corners of the plaza at the center of the project. "Round N' Round" will be a functional stop sign at one corner of the plaza. STAFF REVIEW: The proposal meets and exceeds the 1% construction cost and will be visable to the public for more than 40 hours per week. Evergreen Devco has chosen to install the public art for the entire center with the Walgreen oject. PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE (PARC) ACTION: The PARC met with the applicant on June 4, 2001, and voted unanimously (3-0)to recommend approval. RECOMMENDATION: PARC and staff recommend approval of the public art for the Walgreens project as presented. SUGGESTED MOTION: I move to approve OV5-01-01, public art for the Walgreens project located on the southwest corner of Pt Avenue and Tangerine Road. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Development Plan 2. Proposed Public Art 3. Artist Biography — —la Planni Zonin £ dministrator 40)Aha _A* ‘,14- ity De Vaprnent Direct. tA own Manage EVERGREEN DEVCO, INC. June 19, 2001 VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS 1 s•ea.fi•� Mr. Bob Conat g 1O0Z Oro Valley, Town of b 11000 N. La Canada Dr. %;1 z,a.... Oro Valley, AZ 85737 l' Re: OV5-01-01 WALGREEN'S Public Art, Parcel 224-021-700 Dear Mr. Conat: Please find enclosed seven(7) copies of the Development plan, color photos and the Artist's biography per your request dated June 13, 2001. Please let me know if you need any additional information. Thank you for your assistance with this project. Since 11111‘*' el)/ Evergreen Devco, Inc. Tel. (818) 240-8727 • 200 North Maryland Avenue, Suite 201 • Glendale, California 91206 • Fax (818) 240-1823 Tel. (602) 808-8600 • 2920 East Camelback Road, Suite 100 • Phoenix,Arizona 85016 • Fax (602) 808-9100 Public Art Submittal SWC ist Avenue and Tangerine Road Oro Valley, Arizona Prepared for , - g-e3/40;C".71:V'''N1I ORO VALLEY, ARIZONA t 4 4: /i rov... sr 4 0,„ , ftti,.i i - Itt . ( ;',:-. , . ,,- 4,;,,` 4:-',,, ,t--- ,,,, ,••,,, ,::„ 1.11174...*c„,. ......,:f"...cut,. "'0.„: ).- - •.'„,,, , ,.m:• ,,""„ ,,,-;;, . - .....-.•-,',."---•••- - • ,..-, '"1.. "-"..- r•-.. ze40,-,-,1,:..*-- . •.,....- `,..-A,- "Tr,Z".,':--,^5,3!":„.''Ir''..-:r.,-.."k ' i-Mif...7 Prepared by: EVERGREEN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY April 23, 2001 Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 Project Narrative 2 Site Plan 3 Artist Biography 4 Copy of Contract 5 Proposed Art Work 6 Exhibit A Exhibit B Exhibit C Exhibit D Oiry 4W w; Ira l { tfl i11 � F 4 A. Alb Public Art Submittal for Oro Valley 1 r r r*; r Y" ✓f.fv4'4:-^,"" a',:x.. a u. k.a;a,�,,.t y��••,°�r,`-"'-y'A'I!lk'§a`°i/iR.',.'4h�Y i„.� r9fi1'14 �5i � * 4'1: 'F, + MVrrti5e �f ''t ffrr.. itral Project Narrative Evergreen Devco, Inc. is proud to present this overview of Placita de Oro, its new First class shopping center in Oro Valley. As one of the "gateway corners" in the Valley, this shopping center is poised to be a neighborhood-oriented marketplace that the Town of Oro Valley can be proud of. Great care has gone into the selection and design of the Public Art, architecture and common area facilities at this development. Placita de Oro consists of approximately 1 1 .18 acres zoned C-2. Evergreen intends to develop the commercial center in multiple phases. Although no buildings other than the Walgreens are designed as of the date of this submittal, this Public Art Submittal included the entire development, which contemplates an estimated Development cost of $10,000,000. This budget allocates a minimum of $100,000 to the Public Art Project. The following pages illustrate our Public Art Submittal with an estimated Gallery value of over $160,000. We look forward to your review and comments to our submittal. 4 "°'° Public Art Submittal for Oro Valley 2 Site Plan On the following page is the site plan for the entire development. View of Plaza area and proposed location of bronze sculptures. f ' Y. - E3I frfr- maimulpr *See attached exhibits (section 6) for photographs of proposed artwork. A. "Morning Paper Break" B. "Storytime" C. "Whirly-Bird" D. "Round N' Round" 11, 4 Public Art Submittal for Oro Valley 3 a — _ — 69R.m tri 1 � II b P4•.® tC I .L.:� N Ai ,:, : ..., Ir.r., t.r: a I L ems! 1IIIIIIl1III III 111II .• a t.sl, Im 70 1II1II _ • 2BI2�ILDING i . t ---. 4,000 S.F. y,, ! and r • r :-.',..-- j % — . •••.• _ o1ol 11111 I I I1 ifillk Abes",,, / / -- t ._ . I I r y -• , , �. �' ' - ' A,:- 0 . O 4. 4. BUILDING'G' 1960 S.F. 1111111110L•1III 1I1I11IIoo ji . n. , i d ,� m j -------- FIRST AVENUE(PUBLIC STREET) b o h F Fn � rn o r Z sheet design RWKI t illit drawn DJB RWg Ma POK'W LaMCEo � ROBERT KUBICEK ARCHITECTS SP-1 4QM�EQp QOQog,� AND ASSOCIATES, INC. \A„)ts. ,lets 2233 EAST THOMAS ROAD of o oO bQdILIEV, .C.ROMOoG��G,, - 411oa! PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85016 496 job 99374 check RWK SITE PLAN date 7-21-00 /bo t? FAX NO. 602 955— 900 - _ T__-- �602� 955-3900 Biographyon David L. Spellerberg Artist and Founder of the National Heritage Collectors Society David L. Spellerberg was born in 1947 in El Paso, Texas. He grew up in Fostoria, Ohio where he started his life-long study and appreciation of nature and the Native American people. From Methodist Church Summer Camps, Indian guides, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Order of the Arrow, Philmont, Eagle Scout Award which he received at age 13 (one of the youngest scouts ever to attain this award),National and World Jamborees, David developed a rich appreciation for his environment, the wildlife of North America and the culture of the Plains Indians. As a boy growing up, visiting museums was one of David's favorite activities. At 16, David was able to visit the great museums of Europe while attending a World Boy Scout Jamboree in Israel. David was honored to have been selected as 1 of 100 Eagle Scouts to represent the United States at this International Scouting event. Seeing the magnificent sculptures of Ancient Israel, Greece, Rome, Paris and London had a life-long effect on his appreciation and study of this three dimensional art form. In college David served as President of his class, Vice President of the student body, a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. David graduated with honors from Miami University of Ohio in 1969. In 1975, David founded the "fine art" bronze foundry, the National Heritage Collectors Society in Westlake Village, California. It was David's direction, leadership and vision that allowed him to create a collection of more than 350 different bronze works of art which are now collected by museums, city/ state governments, corporations and private collectors. In this time, he has developed a deep understanding of the 2,000 year old"lost wax"process. With the encouragement of his friends and clients, Michael Wayne and Burt Reynolds, David opened the prestigious National Heritage Gallery of Fine Art which was located at 315 N. Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California and was in business there for more than seven years. In 1992, David left the retail gallery business to develop his own artistic talents as an artist. In 1996, David was commissioned by the Commerce Casino to create a heroic bronze "Buddah" sculpture for their establishment in Commerce, CA. This 6 ft. tall cheerful sculpture was designed to bring good luck to all the visitors that touch his belly. In 1998, David was commissioned by Ford Motor Company Headquarters in Dearborn, MI to create a life like Eagle sculpture to recognize their#1 dealer in the United States. This 4 'A ft. tall bronze sculpture "Lift Off' is on permanent display at Galpin Ford in North Hills, CA. In 1999, David was commissioned by Kansas State University School of Veterinary Medicine to create in bronze a memorial of Dr. Robert Kind, a former student and veterinarian from Thousand Oaks, CA. The sculpture titled, "A Kind Touch" is on permanent display at Kansas State University and also at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza, the city where Dr. Kind worked for over 30 years and was recognized as "Businessman of the Year." 1of2 In March of 2000, David was commissioned by Dennis Washington of Morrison Knudsen, a Forbes 500 corporation, to create a heroic bronze sculpture of 5 teenagers walking side by side in camping attire for the Young Life organization corporate headquarters and campground in Big Muddy Ranch, MT. This sculpture is currently being sculpted and will be unveiled in December of 2000. In April of 2000, David was commissioned by Sheetz, Inc. to create a heroic bronze bust of their Founder, Mr. Robert Sheetz, for their corporate headquarters in Altoona, PA. This sculpture is currently being sculpted and will also be unveiled in December of 2000. In July of 2000, David was commissioned by The Tradition private country club in La Quinta, CA to create a larger than life family of coyotes in bronze which will be unveiled in November of 2000. David's whimsical 5 Y2 ft. tall frog collection has gained him national recognition. "Froggie Jones," "This Iguana's For You" and"La Frogette"have traveled the world and are proudly displayed in some of the most exclusive homes in the country. David is extremely proud to have as clients many of the most successful people in the world including Laurance Rockefeller, Barron Hilton, the late Leonard Firestone, King Fahad of Saudi Arabia, Karl Karcher, Joan Kroc, Sid Craig, Edward Rogers,Dick Clark, Burt Reynolds, Dennis Washington, Tom Fazio, Philip Anschutz, Robert Brittingham, the late Bob Magness, B. Wayne Hughes, Seward Prosser Mellon, Robert McNair, Bud Adams, George Steinbrenner, Randy Travis and Travis Tritt... just to mention a few. The future looks extremely bright for David in the new millenium. David L. Spellerberg is a world class artist with more than 25 years experience creating and casting the finest in bronze sculpture. 2 of The'ArttDe' L'Esprie' tB arw i w M antrea.L C c ctd a,i w 1957, the/arti.-t D e/L'E p rie showed/ a,rt't ttci tatont at curt/early c She/attended/Loyola/Ma,ryinot ,nt U vL v sity, ca mplet her c egree at California/State/U vi uvers-6ty Narthr The,French/C arrot De/L'Esprie'was-proud to- a,U.S. C Ct &vv i w May of 19 91 a,vul-she/ct t rren,tLy re,i,d e 'i n We take Vasa Catifornia/. I w 19 8 5, De L'E p riee wa%honored'to-have beevv selected/fro v over 16 a.vt/sts,to-create the/heroic b-ro-v tc tlec, "Back i n.the/Saddle A gaivv" o f Gev e'A utry c vi d,h har'Chaim/pi/an/which/if the centerpiece o f the/Autry Mu/setit,vivaf Westerw -feritav-e%wLo Avi je e,s, CA. De/L'E prie' worked'close1y w Ge ne A utry,Jackie/Autry curt&Jaa/n Pr and/D hector of the (in/all/phae of scalp-rung/j'the mowyte,nt. I vv 19 92, De L'E sprie,way selected/by The/Ronald/Rea h a w L illra.ry to- sculpt the/coveted/collector' ed itc o-w Pr c,a,L L t nary add itto-n she/created/the Ronald/Rem"f re.e4Lomi" Eagle/b-c t-t which/(is/ so-Ld an/a w a bcu 'at the Pr c,a/L thrary %w S Valley,Uey, CA. I w 19 94, De'L'E prie wa4- by Sylvester StctUo e'ta- create the'heraic/ atwe trt,b-ute to-"12 o-ck y" at ecl'"The/T rah' o f V ictary" far h i%M a ni'e4tate: E e- of anatomy tom y accentuate,s,both power a vwh wwvevn,.ent i w t work,of art: This/ s-cu,lptu4re wad feared'i w the'N ove b r 1997 U;-s-c t'o f A rch tectra l/ DC t Ivy 19 9 5, De L'E prie wok ' ' by the/Ja4 i 'Carp. to-create the/9 I/ ft. ta.lL I vu,t avv c d ptu,re; "M e/m- to-the'C re atar" which i 'the/ centerp%ece afthe/A~Mall/%w Oc k/s, CA. I w 1996, De L'EE-prie'had/the/prM,le to-work/with/de/velope*- Rick✓ Ca rind-a f Carwsa A f fa a to ,I to- a.vul/create'the/ ,e ,t c Lptu.re; `Joy ta-Life" for The'Pr shoppt(ivy-center i w W c ei Va;la.c , CA. 711 lrravv3e s;u 1ptr c re'of a,mother, father, three/ child,rayv and/a,claw is-a/trhu te'to-the/fa/miLy I vw 1997, d evvelcper I awkii--S ni Dew L'E prie'to- create a,se,conth`Joy to-Life" s alptu,re'for their b-ea utIf 2iSpectrwvw Movie Theatre CompLe/c,IAA/B acme; ID. IwMay of 1998, DeL'E pr%wasc a n capfunimrt,ani by 26ck'Carwsa-of Carus,-A ted'H o/.d tvt, -to- and/create'"Pirate,,-Cove' which'I's/ the cevttevpece of The'C Shoppi.4/ Center £ v Calabasa,y, CA. I w Novern,ber of 19 98, The D1 -n,eey Coporatc ow and/Jackie/Autry De L'Esprie to-create'c'larger thavt'U-e'-s'brow/ sculptu,ro of Gene/A utry to-g-reet fa.vw ow they e4'to r Ed�iso-w Fig A naheimv, CA. I w 1999, De L'E prie'way by Dr. go-b-ert Schaller to- create a 8 14 ft. tall/ ;u tt,t,re'o f Je ,4-, 3 ch th e-vv av d,2 sheep tttLed/"The/ Lost 1/s/Fo-tkyt /!" far the Crystal/C aLw ardew Grave; CA. Th ' b-rory scutptu-re re Lecty the Parable/of the 'Lost Sheep bated/o- 'Luke 15:3, "Rejoice/with wve; far I have f t v d vny sheep which'was/lost" I w March,of 2000, De L'Esprie way-a;cja,iw by Dr. 2 o-bevt SchiAiler to-create a s u,ptu,v-e'ta;lec/"The/Prodigal So-w' of w father and/sow to-add/to-the/bea,utLfu b g.rotAincts/of the Cryta/Cathedral iAgi arc vv Qrove CA. In/A uguistof 2000, DeL'E prie'was -e ected,by the/city of L Beach/A rty i w P th c'Placed-Prod-raves to-have/her sculpture'"C 3 utter f l%es" and"A irpl,avt,e 2£de'" pervytanevi,tiy e4thibi,ted/av4,added to- the cAty'd-public'art-collecttoni. I w Decoryther of 2000, De L'E prie wad-cbgalivi. by 1.1ck' Caruso-o f Caru'sa-A ff; =a ted,H to-create a s:al pti re'of 2 wtonikinevItal./angety tW,ed, "The/Spirit of Los-Angela' to-be t cevtterptece for The/Grove'at Farwier'd'Market schedaled to-opon.i vv March' of 2002 i,vv Loy An,gelo, CA. I w ad,d t ttar/to-these heroic'wor4 of art, De'L'Esp rie/haw created/ over 100 cliff-ere/I/it bra-vt c,;u ptu re4-rangi,ng%w p rice-frcmv$400.00 to- $12 5,000.00. 1-ter subjects/UftcZu de childrevt, A Natwe A wierizavvd-, hc2Ien, ak; Ect e4 horse', liovvd-and/est ervv ai ...utt to-wte vttL,on/av few. A U'of her works-are "De L'E prie!' which/ French/for "o f the spirit:" Her work' truly from the/s prit. De L'E prie's/works are i vv the/ I ow of the late Gentle A utry, A 20 e,rt D. Nose" Sylvester Stallovt,' Fred'Co-Lk/ploy, the/late J vv i y Stewart, Prince/M A bd,c -A 34 Arnold Sch/war ,, Cha rlto-w fifes-ton Jack'Palanco, Bohr Pon 'and/sevvera/bavtk/a/nd' corporattowd-thr the/world/. y r;� /�y cpational cilefitcaye CollectoYsG oclet PROPOSAL AND CONTRACT TO CREATE (4) OUTDOOR BRONZE SCULPTURES TITLED "MORNING PAPER BREAK," "STORYTIME," "WHIRLY-BIRD" AND "ROUND N' ROUND." GREGG ALPERT, EXECUTIVE V.P. APRIL 18, 2001 BETH KENNEDY, PROJECT MANAGER EVERGREEN TANGERINE 2920 E. CAMELBACK ROAD, STE. 100 PHOENIX, AZ 85016 THE NATIONAL HERITAGE COLLECTORS SOCIETY, HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS N.H.C.S. PROPOSES TO FURNISH TO EVERGREEN TANGERINE, HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS E.T., THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED (4) OUTDOOR BRONZE SCULPTURES. FIRST, A MAN SITTING ON A METAL BENCH READING THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SPECIAL EDITION TITLED "MORNING PAPER BREAK" BY DeL'ESPRIE (SEE EXHIBIT A). SECOND, A YOUNG GIRL READING A STORY TO A LITTLE DOG SITTING ON A METAL BENCH TITLED "STORYTIME" BY DeL'ESPRIE (SEE EXHIBIT B). THIRD, A YOUNG BOY SWINGING A LITTLE GIRL OFF THE GROUND IN A CIRCULAR MOTION TITLED "WHIRLY-BIRD" BY DeL'ESPRIE (SEE EXHIBIT C). FOURTH, A YOUNG GIRL DRESSED IN SUMMER CLOTHES SWINGING BY ONE HAND AROUND A STOP SIGN TITLED "ROUND N' ROUND" BY DAVID L. SPELLERBERG (SEE EXHIBIT D). THE ABOVE DESCRIBED SCULPTURES WOULD BE CAST INTO BRONZE IN THE "LOST WAX" PROCESS, CHASED, PATINA 1'ED, DELIVERED AND INSTALLED AT THE ARIZONA LOCATION SITE AS DIRECTED BY E.T. ONCE THIS PROPOSAL HAS BEEN ACCEPTED, N.H.C.S. WOULD BEGIN IMMEDIATELY THE SAID PROJECT, WITH EVERY EFFORT MADE TO HAVE THE FINISHED BRONZE CASTINGS READY TO BE INSTALLED BY NOVEMBER 15, 2001. HOWEVER, IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT BECAUSE OF THE INTRICACY OF THE "LOST WAX" PROCESS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING THESE SCULPTURES MEET THE PERSONAL DEMANDS AND REQUIREMENTS OF E.T., N.H.C.S. NOR ANY OTHER BRONZE FOUNDRY OR SCULPTOR COULD GUARANTEE "FOR SURE" FINISHED SCULPTURES OF THIS MAGNITUDE BY NOVEMBER 15, 2001. THE QUALITY OF THE PROJECT IS MOST IMPORTANT,NOT RUSHING TO GET IT FINISHED BY A CERTAIN DATE. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT IN 25 YEARS, N.H.C.S. .HAS NEVER BEEN LATE ON A DELIVERY DATE. THE GOAL OF N.H.C.S. AND BOTH ARTISTS DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG, IS TO PRODUCE (4) ORIGINAL BRONZE WORKS OF ART THAT WILL HAVE LIFE, MOVEMENT, EXUBERANCE AND FEELING. FOR THOSE WHO OBSERVE THE FINISHED BRONZE COMPOSITION, THE LOVE, JOY, EXCITEMENT AND COMPASSION OF EACH SCULPTURE WILL BE FELT BY ALL. 1OF9 2139 Lindengrove West(ake )i((age, California 91361 rtpr(R1R) QQ1_0Q'3 . (ray /Rns) aQs_Qs7n THE FINISHED PATINA WILL BE YOUR CHOICE; HOWEVER, OUR SUGGESTION WOULD BE A POLYCHROME PATINA OF BROWN AND GOLDEN SKIN TONES WITH SHADES OF GREEN AND BROWN ON THE FIGURES CLOTHING. WE ARE RENOWNED FOR OUR PATINAS. IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT N.H.C.S. WILL REPORT TO E.T. PURSUANT TO THE PROJECT SCHEDULE AND ADVISE E.T. OF ANY AND ALL MATTERS THAT MAY EFFECT THE ON-TIME COMPLETION OF THE PROJECT. IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT N.H.C.S. WILL CONSTRUCT THE SCULPTURE IN A MANNER THAT IS FAITHFUL TO THE PROPOSED FINAL DESIGN. ANY CHANGES TO THE DESIGN, COLOR, OR MATERIALS STA 1'ED OR ILLUSTRATED IN THE FINAL DESIGN MUST BE APPROVED IN WRITING BY E.T. E.T. SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO VISIT THE BRONZE FOUNDRY AND COMMENT ON THE ART IN PROGRESS. IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT N.H.C.S. SHALL GUARANTEE THE ART TO BE FREE FROM FAULTS OF MA 1'ERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP FOR A PERIOD OF EIGHTEEN (18) MONTHS AFTER DELIVERY, AND, FREE AND CLEAR OF ANY LIENS FROM ANY SOURCE WHATSOEVER. THIS GUARANTEE SHALL APPLY ONLY TO THAT WORK WHICH IS ENTIRELY THAT OF THE ARTISTS AND THE FOUNDRY N.H.C.S. (OR THIRD PARTIES RESPONSIBLE TO THE ARTISTS AND N.H.C.S.). IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT N.H.C.S. WILL RECEIVE COMPENSATION PURSUANT TO THE COMPENSATION SCHEDULE. E.T. SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO DETERMINE, AFTER CONSULTATION WITH A PROFESSIONAL CONSERVATOR, WHEN AND IF REPAIRS AND RESTORATIONS TO THE SCULPTURES WILL BE MADE. DURING THE ARTIST'S LIFETIME, THE ARTISTS DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO APPROVE ALL MAJOR REPAIRS AND RESTORATIONS TO THEIR PROSPECTIVE SCULPTURES, PROVIDED HOWEVER, THAT THE ARTISTS DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG SHALL NOT UNREASONABLY WITHHOLD APPROVAL FOR ANY REPAIR OR RESTORATION OF THE SCULPTURE. IF THE ARTISTS DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG UNREASONABLY FAIL TO APPROVE ANY REPAIR OR RESTORATION, E.T. SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE OR PERSONALLY SUPERVISE SIGNIFICANT REPAIRS AND RESTORATIONS TO THE EXTENT PRACTICAL. THE ARTISTS DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG, DURING THEIR LIFETIME, SHALL EACH BE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE OR PERSONALLY SUPERVISE REPAIRS AND RESTORATIONS AND SHALL BE PAID A REASONABLE FEE FOR ANY SUCH SERVICE, PROVIDED THAT E.T. AND THE ARTIST SHALL AGREE IN WRITING, PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF ANY SIGNIFICANT REPAIRS OR RESTORATIONS, UPON THE ARTIST'S FEE FOR SUCH SERVICES. THE ARTISTS DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG WILL PROVIDE E.T. WITH WRITTEN MAINTENANCE INFORMATION UPON COMPLETION OF THE ART AND PRIOR TO FINAL PAYMENT TO THE ARTIST. 2 OF 9 E.T. MAY, BY WRITTEN NOTICE TERMINATE THIS AGREEMENT IN WHOLE OR IN PART AT ANY TIME, EITHER FOR E.T.'S CONVENIENCE OR BECAUSE OF THE FAILURE OF N.HC.S. TO FULFILL AGREEMENT OBLIGATIONS. UPON RECEIPT OF SUCH NOTICE, N.H.C.S. SHALL (A) IMMEDIATELY DISCONTINUE ALL SERVICES AFFEC"1'ED (UNLESS THE'NOTICE DIRECTS OTHERWISE), AND (B) DELIVER TO E.T. COPIES OF ALL DATA, DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS, REPORTS, ESTIMA I ES, SUMMARIES AND SUCH OTHER INFORMATION AND MATERIALS AS MAY HAVE BEEN ACCUMULATED BY N.H.C.S. IN PERFORMING THIS AGREEMENT, WHETHER COMPLETED OR IN PROCESS. IF THE TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT IS FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF E.T., E.T. SHALL PAY N.H.C.S. THE ALLOWABLE COSTS PER THE COMPENSATION SCHEDULE INCURRED PRIOR TO TERMINATION AND OTHER COSTS REASONABLY INCURRED BY N.H.C.S. TO IMPLEMENT THE TERMINATION. IN ADDITION TO COMPENSATION FOR THE DESIGN FEE, E.T. AGREES TO PAY N.H.C.S. ANY AND ALL PRODUCTION SUPERVISION FEES, DUE AT TIME OF SUCH TERMINATION. IF THE TERMINATION OF THIS AGREEMENT IS DUE TO FAILURE OF N.H.C.S. TO FULFILL AGREEMENT OBLIGATIONS, N.H.C.S. SHALL REFUND ALL PAYMENTS MADE BY E.T. TO N.H.C.S. IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT THE EXCLUSIVE COPYRIGHT TO THESE SCULPTURES SHALL BE IN THE NAME OF N.H.C.S., DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG RESPECTIVELY FOR EACH OF THEIR SCULPTURES. E.T. SHALL, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS THE ARTISTS DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG AND THE FOUNDRY N.H.C.S., AGAINST ANY AND ALL CLAIMS OR LIABILITIES. THIS INCLUDES THEN EXISTING OR ARISING THEREAFTER IN CONNECTION WITH THE SCULPTURES AT THE SITE, THE PROJECT OR DISAGREEMENT EXCEPT CLAIMS BY E.T. AGAINST N.H.C.S. AND CLAIMS WHICH MAY OCCUR AS A RESULT OF N.H.C.S.'S NEGLIGENCE. IF A CLAIM IS MADE AGAINST N.H.C.S. FOR INJURIES OR DAMAGES, ARISING OUT OF, CONNECTED WITH OR DUE TO THE NEGLIGENT ACTS OF N.H.C.S.'S EMPLOYEES, AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES IN PERFORMING WORK UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, N.H.C.S. SHALL PROMPTLY NOTIFY E.T. OF THE EXISTENCE OF SUCH CLAIM AND SHALL TENDER DEFENSE OF SUCH CLAIM TO E.T. NO SETTLEMENT OF SUCH CLAIM MAY BE ENTERED INTO WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF N.H.C.S. UNLESS E.T. AGREES TO PAY SUCH SETTLEMENT. ANY JUDGEMENT BASED ON N.H.C.S.'S NEGLIGENCE EN 1'ERED SHALL BE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF N.H.C.S. AND SHALL BE PAID BY N.H.C.S. IMMEDIATELY. IN THE EVENT SUIT IS BROUGHT OR AN ATTORNEY RETAINED BY A PARTY TO ENFORCE THE PERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT OR TO COLLECT ANY MONIES DUE HEREUNDER, THE PREVAILING PARTY SHALL BE ENTITLED TO SEEK, IN ADDITTION TO ANY OTHER REMEDY, REIMBURSEMENT FOR REASONABLE ATTORNEY'S FEES, COURT COSTS, AND OTHER RELATED EXPENSES INCURRED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. AT THE REQUEST OF E.T., N.H.C.S. SHALL PROVIDE EXECUTED CONDITIONAL AND UNCONDITIONAL LIEN WAIVERS TO E.T.'S REQUIREMENTS PRIOR TO ANY AND ALL PAYMENTS. FORMS WILL BE PROVIDED BY E.T. SHOULD THEY SO DESIRE SUCH LIEN WAIVERS. 3 OF 9 AT THE REQUEST OF E.T., N.H.C.S. SHALL CONSULT WITH E.T., THEIR ARCHITECTS AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS IN REGARD TO THE LOCATION OF THE FINISHED BRONZE SCULPTURE. CONSULTATION WILL BE REGARDING THE ARCHITECT'S REQUIREMENTS, IF ANY, FOR THE INSTALLATION OF 'THE SCULPTURE. N.H.C.S. SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINATING ALL DISCIPLINES NECESSARY TO INSTALL THE ART AT THE EVERGREEN TANGERINE CONSTRUCTION SITE LOCATION. IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT ANY CEMENT, STONE, MARBLE OR GRANITE FOOTINGS OR BASES USED TO SUPPORT OR ANCHOR THE FINISHED BRONZE SCULPTURE SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF E.T. WE DO NOT FORSEE ANY SUCH ITEMS AS BEING NECESSARY. IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT E.T. SHALL PROVIDE AND PAY FOR AT THEIR EXPENSE BENCHES REQUIRED FOR THE SCULPTURES ILLUSTRATED IN EXHIBITS A AND B. IT IS ALSO AGREED THAT E.T. SHALL PROVIDE AND PAY FOR THE STOP SIGN REQUIRED FOR EXHIBIT D. EXHIBITS A, B & C ARE ORIGINAL BRONZE WORKS OF ART BY THE ARTIST DeL'ESPRIE IN 1985, THE ARTIST DeL'ESPRIE WAS HONORED TO HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO CREATE THE HEROIC MONUMENT TITLED "BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN" OF GENE AUTRY AND HIS HORSE CHAMPION FOR THE CEN"I'ERPIECE OF THE AUTRY WESTERN HERITAGE MUSEUM IN GRIFFITH PARK. DeL'ESPRIE AND N.H.C.S. COMPLETED AND DELIVERED THE HEROIC 9 FT. TALL, 6,500 POUND MONUMENT TO THE MUSEUM ON TIME. THIS PROJECT ALLOWED DeL'ESPRIE AND N.H.C.S. TO WORK CLOSELY WITH GENE AU I"RY, JACKIE AUTRY AND JOANNE HALE, PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF THE MUSEUM, IN ALL PHASES OF THE SCULPTING OF THE MONUMENT. IN ADDITION TO THIS HEROIC MONUMENT, THE ARTIST DeL'ESPRIE AND N.H.C.S. ALSO CREATED FOR THE MUSEUM GIFT SHOP, THREE SMALLER VERSIONS OF THE STATUE RANGING IN PRICE FROM $1,800.00 TO $17,000.00. ALL HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY SOLD ON AN ONGOING BASIS BY THE MUSEUM. THE ARTIST DeL'ESPRIE WAS FURTHER HONORED TO HAVE BEEN SELECTED BY THE RONALD REAGAN LIBRARY TO SCULPT THE COVETED COLLECTORS EDITION PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY MEDALLION. HER SERVICES WERE FURTHER REQUESTED TO CREATE THE RONALD REAGAN "FREEDOM" EAGLE BUST WHICH IS ALSO SOLD AND DISPLAYED AT THE PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY. THE FRENCH CANADIAN BORN ARTIST DeL'ESPRIE WAS PROUD TO BECOME A U.S. CITIZEN IN MAY OF 1991. 4 OF 9 HER COMMISSION BY WEIDER HEALTH AND FITNESS OF THE MS. OLYMPIC MEDAL AND BRONZE SCULPTURE, GIVEN EACH YEAR TO THE TOP WOMEN BODY BUILDERS IN THE WORLD, ONCE AGAIN PUT DeL'ESPRIE IN THE SPOTLIGHT FOR HER COMMAND OF THE HUMAN ANATOMY. DeL'ESPRIE WAS ALSO ELECTED BY JOE WEIDER PERSONALLY TO SCULPT THE HEROIC COMMEMORATIVE JOE WEIDER BUST WHICH IS FEATURED EACH MONTH IN MUSCLE AND FITNESS MAGAZINE. IN MAY OF 1994, SYLVESTER STALLONE COMNIISSIONED DeL'ESPRIE TO CREATE A HEROIC COMMEMORATIVE TRIBUTE TO "ROCKY" TITLED THE "TRIUMPH OF VICTORY." IN JANUARY OF 1995, DeL'ESPRIE WAS COMMISSIONED BY THE JANSS CORP. TO CREATE THE 9 Y2 FT. TALL INDIAN SCULPTURE TITLED "MESSAGE TO THE CREATOR" WHICH IS THE CENTERPIECE OF THE JANSS MALL IN THOUSAND OAKS, CA. IN JANUARY 1996, DeL'ESPRIE HAD THE PRIVILEGE AND HONOR TO WORK WITH RICK CARUSO OF CARUSO AFFILIATED HOLDINGS TO DESIGN AND CREATE THE MAGNIFICENT CENTERPIECE TITLED "JOY TO LIFE" AT THE BEAUTIFUL PROMENADE IN WESTLAKE VILLAGE. CA. IN MAY OF 1998, DeL'ESPRIE WAS AGAIN COMMISSIONED BY RICK CARUSO OF CARUSO AFFILIATED HOLDINGS TO CREATE "PIRATES COVE" WHICH IS THE CENTERPIECE FOR THE COMMONS SHOPPING CENTER IN CALABASAS, CA. ON MARCH 26, 2000 DeL'ESPRIE WAS DEEPLY HONORED TO HAVE DR. ROBERT SCHULLER UNVEIL HER HEROIC BRONZE SCULPTURE OF JESUS FINDING THE "LOST SHEEP" TITLED "THE LOST IS FOUND!" WHICH WAS COMMISSIONED BY THE CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL IN GARDEN GROVE, CA. IN APRIL OF 2000, DeL'ESPRIE WAS AGAIN COMMISSIONED BY DR. ROBERT SCHULLER AND THE CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL TO CREATE ANOTHER MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE TITLED "THE PRODIGAL SON." IN DECEMBER OF 2000, DeL'ESPRIE WAS COMMISSIONED AGAIN BY RICK CARUSO OF CARUSO AFFILIATED HOLDINGS TO CREATE 2 MONUMENTAL ANGELS TITLED "THE SPIRIT OF LOS ANGELES" WHICH WILL BE THE CEN I'ERPIECE OF THE GROVE AT FARMER'S MARKET IN LOS ANGELES, CA. THIS SCULPTURE WILL BE UNVEILED IN MARCH OF 2002. DeL'ESPRIE'S WORKS ARE IN THE COLLECTION OF THE JOHN WAYNE FAMILY, BURT REYNOLDS, JOE WEIDER, GENE AU 1'RY, THE AMBASSADOR NESEN FAMILY, SYLVESTOR STALLONE, FRED COUPLES, GEORGE STEINBRENNER, THE LATE JIMMY S'I'EWART, PRINCE MOHAMMED ABDUL-AZIZ, RANDY TRAVIS, ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, BOB POND AND MANY BANKS AND CORPORATIONS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. ALL OF HER WORKS ARE SIGNED "DeL'ESPRIE", FRENCH FOR "OF THE SPIRIT." HER WORK IS TRULY FROM THE SPIRIT. 50F9 WHY SELECT N.H.C.S.? DOING BUSINESS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOR MORE THAN 25 YEARS AND HAVING A WORLDWIDE CLIENTELE, N.H.C.S. CAN, BEYOND QUESTION, CREATE A COLLECTION OF BRONZE WORKS OF ART THAT WILL HAVE POWER, MOVEMENT, JOY, EXCI'I'EMENT, LIFE AND COMPASSION. N.H.C.S. WOULD BE PROUD TO BE A PART OF THE PROPOSED EVERGREEN TANGERINE PROJECT. EXHIBIT D IS AN ORIGINAL BRONZE WORK OF ART WHICH WILL BE CREATED BY THE ARTIST DAVID L. SPELLERBERG IN 1975, DAVID L. SPELLERBERG FOUNDED THE "FINE ART" BRONZE FOUNDRY, THE NATIONAL HERITAGE COLLECTORS SOCIETY IN WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA. IT WAS THROUGH DAVID'S DIRECTION, LEADERSHIP AND VISION THAT ALLOWED HIM TO CREATE A COLLECTION OF MORE THAN 350 DIFFERENT BRONZE WORKS OF ART WHICH ARE NOW COLLECTED BY MUSEUMS, CORPORATIONS AND PRIVATE COLLECTORS WORLDWIDE. IN THIS TIME, HE HAS DEVELOPED A DEEP UNDERSTANDING OF THE 2,000 YEAR OLD "LOST WAX" PROCESS. WITH THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF HIS FRIENDS AND CLIENTS, MICHAEL WAYNE AND BURT REYNOLDS, DAVID OPENED THE PRESTIGIOUS NATIONAL HERITAGE GALLERY OF FINE ART WHICH WAS LOCATED AT 315 N. RODEO DRIVE IN BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA AND WAS IN BUSINESS THERE FOR MORE THAN SEVEN YEARS. IN 1992, DAVID LEFT THE RETAIL GALLERY BUSINESS TO DEVELOP HIS OWN ARTISTIC TALENTS AS AN ARTIST. IN 1996, DAVID WAS COMMISSIONED BY THE COMMERCE CASINO TO CREATE A HEROIC BRONZE "BUDDAH" SCULPTURE FOR THEIR ESTABLISHMENT IN COMMERCE, CA. THIS 6 FT. TALL CHEERFUL SCULPTURE WAS DESIGNED TO BRING GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE VISITORS THAT TOUCH HIS BELLY. IN 1998, DAVID WAS COMMISSIONED BY FORD MOTOR COMPANY HEADQUARTERS IN DEARBORN, MI TO CREATE A LIFE LIKE EAGLE SCULPTURE TO RECOGNIZE THEIR #1 DEALER IN THE UNITED STATES. THIS 4 %2 FT. TALL BRONZE SCULPTURE "LIFT OFF" IS ON PERMANENT DISPLAY AT GALPIN FORD IN NORTH HILLS, CA. IN 1999, DAVID WAS COMMISSIONED BY KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE TO CREATE IN BRONZE A MEMORIAL OF DR. ROBERT KIND, A FORMER STUDENT AND VE I ERINARIAN FROM THOUSAND OAKS, CA. THE SCULPTURE TITLED, "A KIND TOUCH" IS ON PERMANENT DISPLAY AT KANSAS STAFF UNIVERSITY AND ALSO AT THE THOUSAND OAKS CIVIC ARTS PLAZA, THE CITY WHERE DR. KIND WORKED FOR OVER 30 YEARS AND WAS RECOGNIZED AS "BUSINESSMAN OF THE YEAR." 6 OF 9 IN MARCH OF 2000, DAVID WAS COMMISSIONED BY DENNIS WASHINGTON OF WASHINGTON CORP., A FORBES 500 CORPORATION, TO CREATE A HEROIC BRONZE SCULPTURE OF 5 TEENAGERS WALKING SIDE BY SIDE IN CAMPING ATTIRE FOR THE YOUNG LIFE ORGANIZATION CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS AND CAMPGROUND IN BIG MUDDY RANCH, MT. THIS SCULPTURE IS CURRENTLY BEING SCULPTED AND WILL BE UNVEILED IN JULY OF 2001. IN APRIL OF 2000, DAVID WAS COMMISSIONED BY SHEETZ, INC. TO CREATE A HEROIC BRONZE BUST OF THEIR FOUNDER, MR. ROBERT SHEETZ, FOR THEIR CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS IN ALTOONA, PA. THIS SCULPTURE IS CURRENTLY BEING SCULPTED AND WILL ALSO BE UNVEILED IN MAY OF 2001. IN JULY OF 2000, DAVID WAS COMMISSIONED BY THE TRADITION PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB IN LA QUINTA, CA TO CREA TL A LARGER THAN LIFE FAMILY OF COYOTES IN BRONZE WHICH WILL BE UNVEILED IN NOVEMBER OF 2000. DAVID'S WHIMSICAL 5 1/2 FT. TALL FROG COLLECTION HAS GAINED HIM NATIONAL RECOGNITION. "FROGGIE JONES," "THIS IGUANA'S FOR YOU" AND "LA FROGET IL" HAVE TRAVELED THE WORLD AND ARE PROUDLY DISPLAYED IN SOME OF THE MOST EXCLUSIVE HOMES IN THE COUNTRY. DAVID IS EXTREMELY PROUD TO HAVE AS CLIENTS MANY OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE IN THE WORLD INCLUDING LAURANCE ROCKEFELLER, BARRON HILTON, THE LATE LEONARD FIRESTONE, KING FARAD OF SAUDI ARABIA, KARL KARCHER, JOAN KROC, SID CRAIG, EDWARD ROGERS, DICK CLARK, BURT REYNOLDS, DENNIS WASHINGTON, TOM FAZIO, PHILIP ANSCHUTZ, ROBERT BRITTINGHAM, THE LA IL BOB MAGNESS, B. WAYNE HUGHES, SEWARD PROSSER MELLON, ROBERT MCNAIR, BUD ADAMS, GEORGE STEINBRENNER, RANDY TRAVIS AND TRAVIS TRITT... JUST TO MENTION A FEW. COST TO E.T.AND COMPENSATION SCHEDULE THE COST TO E.T. WOULD BE BROKEN DOWN AS FOLLOWS: TO DESIGN, CREATE, CAST INTO BRONZE, DELIVER AND INSTALL THE ABOVE DESCRIBED (4) BRONZE OUTDOOR SCULPTURES WOULD BE $100,000.00. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT THIS IS A SPECIAL PACKAGE PRICE FOR ALL (4) SCULPTURES, THE GALLERY PRICE FOR THE ABOVE DESCRIBED WORKS OF ART WOULD BE OVER $160,000.00. IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT E.T. UPON SIGNING OF THIS CONTRACT WILL PAY TO N.H.C.S. A DEPOSIT OF $33,000.00 TO START THE PROJECT. THE SECOND PAYMENT OF $33,000.00 WOULD BE PAID TO N.H.C.S. ONCE ALL OF THE PARTS OF THE (4) DESCRIBED SCULPTURES HAVE BEEN POURED INTO BRONZE. THE THIRD PAYMENT OF $23,000.00 WOULD BE PAID TO N.H.C.S. ONCE ALL (4) SCULPTURES ARE FINISHED IN BRONZE AND READY TO BE DELIVERED TO ARIZONA. THE FOURTH AND FINAL PAYMENT OF $11,000.00 WOULD BE PAID TO N.H.C.S. UPON INSTALLATION OF THE (4) SCULPTURES AT THE ARIZONA PROJECT SITE. 7 OF 9 IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT THE ARTIST'S NAME DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG WILL BE PROMINATELY PLACED ON THE FINISHED BRONZE SCULPTURE. IT IS FURTHER AGREED THAT THE TITLE, ARTISTS NAME AND THE FOUNDRY (N.H.C.S.) WILL BE PLACED ON A PRESENTATION PLAQUE THAT WILL BE PERMANENTLY DISPLAYED WITH THE FINISHED WORK OF ART AND VISIBLE TO THE PUBLIC. IT IS AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD THAT THERE WILL BE AN UNVEILING OF THE STATUE AND THAT THE ARTISTS DeL'ESPRIE AND DAVID L. SPELLERBERG WILL BE RECOGNIZED AT THE UNVEILING FOR HER WORK IN THE CREATION OF THESE SCULPTURES. RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT 1ED, DA D L. SPELLERBER DATE FOUNDER OF N.H.C.S 80F9 ACCEPTANCE E.T. ACCEPTS THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE PROPOSAL FOR THE PRODUCTION AND CASTING OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED BRONZE WORKS OF ART TO BE PRODUCED BY NATIONAL HERITAGE COLLECTORS SOCIETY. E.T. IS ACCEPTING THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE ABOVE PROPOSAL AND HEREBY AUTHORIZES DAVID SPELLERBERG, d.b.a. NATIONAL HERITAGE COLLECTORS SOCIETY TO BEGIN PRODUCTION ON THE ABOVE DESCRIBED BRONZE WORKS OF ART REFERRED TO IN THE PROPOSAL, FOR WHICH WE HEREBY MAKE A DEPOSIT PAYMENT OF $33,000.00. ACCEPTED THE DAY OF , 2001. BY GREGG ALPERT DATE EXECUTIVE V.P. 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THE ESTIMATED NUMBER OF FIXTURE UNITS IS 70 (WALGREENS ONLY). - 25. THE WATER COMPANY THAT WILL SERVICE THIS DEVELOPMENT IS ORO VALLEY (CANADA HILLS) WATER UTILITY. I 1 ORO I �� I 2• EXISTING ZONING IS COMMERCIAL C-2 (TANGERINE CORRIDOR OVERLAY DISTRICT) AND REQUIRES CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT _ _ �- . ` A AS OV8-OO-03 BY 26. FIREFLOW REQUIREMENT FOR THIS PROJECT IS 1500 G.P.M. I i ,!i l� ".. 2< SECO COUNCIL OF OROIENCE USE AS ADOPTED BY THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY. PENDING APPROVAL 27. DEVELOPMENT PLANS MUST BE APPROVED FOR THIS COMMERCIAL PAD PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF ANY PERMITS BY THE AU.EY ,j*•1 '� _' lir l'. TOWN OF VALLEY. -.. TOWN ENGINEER AND/OR BUILDING OFFICIAL. `�� ,., . It , 3• SITE ARE6_0QLQJLATIONS:�$OSS - 11_18 ACRES. 487.068 SF 28. ALL LIGHTING WILL CONFORM TO THE ORO VALLEY OUTDOOR LIGHTING CODE. ARTICLE 6-7, TOWN COOEJr + �w 1 �•� t' TOTAL NET SITE AREA: (487,068 S.F.) 11.18 ACRES AO, AY ' PHASE I NET SITE AREA: (2e3,725 S.F.) 6.51 ACRES 29. THE FINAL ARCHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS AND SIGN PACKAGE SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW �'� PHASE II NET SITE AREA: (203,343 S.F.) 4.67 ACRES BOARD. I ' IP t if , fif fi' OVERALL SITE TOTAL BUILDING AREA: 69,490 S.F. 30. DELETED. I .tollnalltil' -r.. , '"` """' I .EE i.'1 s � 28.930 S.F. a .-"" �I a , `, PHASE 1 TOTAL BUILDING AREA: 40,560 S.F. 31. CERTIFICATION OF ADEQUATE FIRE FLOWS MUST BE OBTAINED FROM RURAL METRO PRIOR TO ISSUANCE CONSTRUCTION , s '. - PHASEOVERA ... ! L TOTAL VERAI E: AREA:( 914.3% PERMITS FOR THIS PROJECT. T i' ,PHA ELL SITE COVERAGE: (8,930 SF) 10 2% 32. ALL MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT, WHETHER GROUND OR ROOF MOUNTED, SHALL BE SCREENED, SUBJEC TO ORB ' nc PHASE I SITE COVERAGE: (28560 F) 19.9% APPROVAL. I N ( 1 '. PHASE II SITE COVERAGE: (40,560 SF) 30 33. THE PROPERTY OWNER SHALL MAINTAIN THE PROPERTY, THE GROUNDS AND LANDSCAPING, TO ASSURE THAT IT IS , x OVERALL SITE F.A.R. ALLOWED: (TOTAL FLOOR AREA ALLOWED: 146,120 S.F.) FREE OF DEBRIS AND REFUSE AND THAT THE LANDSCAPING MATERIALS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. 1 f � i I } 1 ; +, OVERALL SITE F.A.R. PROVIDED: (TOTAL FLOOR AREA PROVIDED 69,490 SF) .143 - PHASE I F.A.R. ALLOWED: (TOTAL FLOOR AREA ALLOWED: 85,118 S.F.) .30 34. OUTSIDE SPEAKERS. IF USED, MAY NOT BE AUDIBLE FROM ADJACENT RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. .102 35. NO OUTSIDE DISPENSING MACHINES, OTHER THAN FOR NEWSPAPERS, SHALL BE PERMITTED. J 1/181MM1lt ! , ,i3 p," i F.A.R. PROVIDED: (TOTAL FLOOR AREA PROVIDED 28,930 SF) . � PHASE I P ,30 36. WINDOWS SHALL NOT BE COVERED WITH BANNERS OR PAINTED-ON SIGNS. p O } W PHASE II F.A.R. ALLOWED: (TOTAL FLOOR AREA ALLOWED: 61,003 S.F.) ` s _. . , 199 37. IN NO CASE SHALL THE OPEN SPACE REQUIREMENT BE LESS THAN 10% OF THE NET LOT AREA. THE GROSS FLOOR �` • OVERALL II F.A.R. IENCE USE(TOTAL. FLOOR AREA PROVIDED SF) OVERALL CONVENIENCE AREA ALLOWED; (10%F.A.R. ALLOWED) 14,612 S.F. AREA OF ANY ONE STRUCTURE SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT EQUAL TO .55 MULTIPLIED BY THE NET LOT AREA IN LOCATION � ,+�' { :.,. OVERALL QUANTITY OF CONVENIENCE USES ALLOWED: (1/4.5 ACRES) 2 SQUARE FEET. L M ''' OVERALL CONVENIENCE USE AREA PROVIDED: 4,802 S.F. 38. THE PROPERTY OWNER, HIS SUCCESSORS OR ASSIGNS AGREE TO 1. KEEP ALL REQUIRED LANDSCAPED AREAS , 'y; r'ao 1 rt, OVERALL QUANTITY OF CONVENIENCE USES PROVIDED: 2 MAINTAINED IN A WEED FREE, TRASH FREE CONDITION, 2. REPLACE ANY DEAD PLANT MATERIALS WITHIN 90 DAYS. 3. #. r i� k k, 8,512 S.F. MAINTAIN THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM IN PROPER WORKING ORDER. ,. PHASE CONVENIENCE USE AREA ALLOWED: (10%F.A.R. ALLOWED) 1 39. NOTE:FIRST AVENUE AND TANGERINE ROAD SHALL BE OVERLAID WITH ACFC FOR THE ENTIRE FRONTAGE OF INC SITE, 'Nov -.,.,,- .5�. *4i to 1 PHASE QUANTITY C CSE AREAEE1+ICE ID ALLOWED: (1/+/. 802 S.F. 40. NOTE: IN ACCORDANCE WITH OVZCR SECTION 4-901, A SECOND CONSTRUCTION ASSURANCE IN THE AMOUNT OF '. PHASE CONVENIENCE USE PROVIDED: 1 G-) COVER SHEET h . PHASE QUANTITY OF CONVENIENCE USES PROVIDED: $ . FOR (GENERALLY UST ITEMS SUCH AS PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND ALL OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE THAT C-.T �iT$ Y, 6,100 S.F. C-2, DE1 gLOPWENT AN ..? . PHASE I CONVENIENCE USE AREA ALLOMIED: (tOx F.A.R. ALLOWED) MUST BE COMPLETED ONCE THE PROJECT IS BEGUN), WILL BE REQUIRED TO ISSUANCE OF ANY TYPE N GRADING :a�, � � {• _ � ' PHASE 1 QUANTITY OF CONVENIENCE USES ALLOWED: (1/4.5 ACRES) 1 PERMIT FOR THIS PROJECT. 0-3 DEVELOPMENTEI Pr ;., 4,000 S.F. " - t PHASE ! CONVENIENCE USE AREA PROVIDED: 41. THE INDIVIDUAL OWNERS/DEVELOPERS OF THIS SITE WILL CONTRIBUTE TO A SINGLE, COMBINED PUBLIC ART Piga fi PHASE I IJANTITY OF CONVENIENCE USES PROVIDED: 1 G,.S_$ T!(i l LAND T .I,s• ,, Y OVERALL. SITE PARKING LOT LANDSCAPE AREA REQUIRED: 15% OR PROJECT, AS APPROVED BY THE PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE AND TOWN COUNCIL. 44 € F OVERALL. SITE NGRLING LOT LANDSCAPE AREA PROVIDED: MIN, OF 15X 42. PHASING TIMELINE: ALL WORK SHOWN ON SHEET C-4 WILL BE COMPLETED APPROXIMATELY IN NOV. 2001. D i P �. i 'Lie:, •*'-' '4 F. PHASE ! PARKING LOT LANDSCAPE AREA REQUIRED: t5% THE BALANCE OF PHASE I WILL BE COMPLETED APPROXIMATELY 18 MONTHS FOLLOWING THIS DATE AND PHASE II WILL BE EVERGREEN tl£V00,'NC,, ' ;'r� s � i MIN. OF 15% 2920 E. CAM[_.$__ (O., ILA -1QQ �,- -. _ ..-'.aa . ; PHASE I PARKING LOT LANDSCAPE AREA PROVIDED: 15% APPROXIMATELY AN ADDITIONAL 18 MONTHS TO COMPLETE. ��lX � 8�48 PHASE II PARKING LOT LANDSCAPE AREA REQUIRED: 43. AN IN-LIEU FEE SHALL BE PAID TO THE TOWN FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWALK EXTENDING THE LENGTH . f• PHASE u PARKING LOT LANDSCAPE AREA PROVIDED: MIN, OF 15% PH:(602ACT: GREGG ALREMQT 4,- r_ 48,707 S.F. OF THE PROPERTY ALONG FIRST AVENUE. 't ,. 3a OVERALL SITE OPEN SPACE AREA REQUtREd:(1 OX NET SITE AREA) PH: (6GZ) �" . rn: OVERALL SITE OPEN SPACE AREA PROVIDED: MIN. OF 48,707 S.F. 44. ALL WALLS ADJACENT TO CONSERVATION AREAS SHALL BE BUILT FROM THE NON-CONSERVATION SIDE AS TO I'' 4•. { PHASE I OPEN SPACE AREA REQUIRED: (to% NET SITE AREA 28,373 S.F. PRESERVE THE CONSERVATION AREA INTACT. CONSERVATION AREAS SHALL BE STAKED AND THERE SHALL BE r _ ` E PHASE I OPEN SPACE AREA PROVIDED: MIN. OF 28,373 S.F. NO DISTURBANCE OF THOSE SITES. 20,334 S.F. ROBERT KUBICEK ARCHITECTS AND AMC, , .,,..`.• 4 PHASE II OPEN SPACE AREA REQUIRED: (10%NET SITE AREA) MIN. OF 20,334 S.F. 45. IF DRAINAGEWAYS ARE TO BE CONSTRUCTED, THEY WILL BE CONSTRUCTED ACCORDING TO APPROVED PLANS PRIOR 2233 EAST ICEK AS R0. '''',., ;1 .,,,,,:_.7.,;.,,.',...';',-„.,..;,_. 1'`` i PHASE II OPEN SPACE AREA PROVIDED: TO THE ISSUANCE OF ANY PERMITS FROM THE TOWN ENGINEER AND/OR BUILDING OFFICIAL FOR PARCELS AFFECTED: PHOENIX AZ 88016 g _ 4" '�'� 4. pAR}CI L CALQULATIONS: THESE PARCELS TO BE IDENTIFIED EITHER BY NUMBER IN NOTE, OR BY OUTLINE ON THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN. PH: (602) 955-3900 OVERALL SITE PARKING REQUIRED: 406 SPACES I :! '„'.'� 3,' RETAIL: 40,590 S.F. 0 1/200 = 203 SPACES + 35 EMPLOYEE SPACES = 238 SPACES 46. IF LOTS ARE TO BE SOLD WITHIN A COMMERCIAL SUBDIVISION: "PROPERTY'S ASSOCIATION WILL BE FORMED TO ACCEPT FAX (602) 955-0496 , RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAINTENANCE, CONTROL, SAFETY AND UABILITY OF PRIVATE DRAINAGEWAYS, DRAINAGE EASEMENTS CONTACT: ROBERT KIUICE$ 9h .,,•1 • " ;': RESTAURANT: 32 TABLES 0 1/TABLE = 32 SPACES + 8 EMPLOYEE SPACES 40 SPACES GENERAL OFFICES:K 28,900 S.F. 0 1/300 = 96 SPACES + 32 EMPLOYEE SPACES '� 128 SPACES AND COMMON AREAS'. ENGINEER: .. y _M % '� OVERALL SITE PARKING PROVIDED: 423 SPACES 47. DEVELOPMENT PLANS WILL BE SUBMITTED FOR COMMERCIAL LOTS OR PADS PRIOR TO THE ISSUANCE OFA ANY PERMITS STANTEC CONSULTING INC. 1 ` "'t.'` # ' ' BY THE TOWN ENGINEER AND/OR BUILDING OFFICIAL. COMPLETE LANDSCAPE PLANS FOR PHASE II SHALL BE SUBMITTED 8211 SOUTH 48th STREET :- 4t '5 j BICYCLE PARKING REQUIRED: FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF PERMITS. :44 ,) • PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85044 `. •; 8% x 423 PARKING VEHICLE PARKING SPACES 34 SPACES (75%CLASS I; 25% CLASS II) 34 SPACES 48. THE APPLICANT SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALLOCATING 1% OF THE COST OF ALL PRIVATE PROJECTS TO PROVIDE PH: S602 438-2200 ."` � `t `) BICYCLE PROVIDED: FUNDING FOR PUBLIC ART. I; 8 CLASS II 75� CLASS I: 25% CLASS II) 34 SPACES FAX: t�2� 431-9582 " � '�tr=`���P 26 GLASS ( 49. ASSURANCES FOR OFF-SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND REVEGETATION BONDS MUST BE POSTED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF ANY CONTACT: WADE CQO R,E. •tI t 5. SETHAV AND HEIGHT R WILMENTS: GRADING PERMITS. FRONT SETBACK: 20 FEET (NORTH FIRST AVENUE) 50. THE PROPERTY OWNER, HIS SUCCESSORS OR ASSIGNS AGREE TO 1) KEEP ALL REQUIRED LANDSCAPED AREAS MAINTAINED A PRQVAI k f, 88 FEE (TANGERINE ROAD) IN A WEED FREE, TRASH FREE CONDITION, 2) REPLACE ANY DEAD PLANT MATERIALS WITHIN 90 DAYS AND 3) MAINTAIN SIDE AND REAR YARD: 50 FEETTHE IRRIGATION SYSTEM IN PROPER WORKING ORDER. I, KATHRYN E. CUVEL R. SIC TO 4 CUM.'T014N OF MAXIMUM BUILDING HEIGHT: 30 FEET VALLEY, ARIZONA, MEREST( nor 1111B 1S ter= 'Ng ".;_, MAXIMUM PARKING LOT UGHT HEIGHT: 20 FEET AND CORRECT QEVEL,pf�MEN A AS 6. UR�,�sQIaSS- j'eLQ6I.CULATIQta ORO VALLEY MAYOR AND , �` t � . ����13UR LENGTH IN FEET t '2580 +3(50)=150 1=5 rsa Ri148]lps. " rr --;... , t, . I (I)(L)(0.023) _ � , 1 =950 = L 4,425 . „.;,:,,„,1i -- i. ` ; 2575 8(5a) AGS A t 1 . 2570 '35(50)=1750 A=11.185 c •C� +v , s,;. f .1 2565 *29(50)=1450 KA TAJ E. C IVELIER, CM; " ' , I=CONTOUR INTERVAL (USE MAP WHEEL) `!�r�7 (�(� ,��.,.r�r, �+ �. i � 2560 *2.5(50)=125 L=SUM OF CONTOUR LENGTHS Acy,(5)(4,425)(0.023} rUU` u l l{ TOWN t'�.ERft ``'T ,fix' t �� { 1 'PER MAP WHEEL TOTAL = 4,425 0.0023=FACTOR, CONVERTS SO. FOOTAGE 11.185 v r e +fir• t OF SCALE MAP TO ACRES =4.55X �.,- i °.3. , 4., A-SITE ACREAGE e 7. BASIS OF BEARING: THE PLAT OF BLOCK 1, TANGERINE HILLS, AS RECORDED IN BK. 33, PG 30, PIMA COUNTY � ARIZONA. BEARING NOOI0'OO"E FOR NORTH FIRST AVENUE. E t k >,r r �. � <,} •e I 8, BASIS OF ELEVATION: 2764.00 ON THE BCSM #15342 AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 1, T12S, R13E, BASED ,..€ - . UPON PREVIOUS PHOTOGRAMMETRY BY McLAIN AERIAL. +-' r • T ' r; 9. DEVELOPER WILL COVENANT TO HOLD TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, HARMLESS IN THE I g} .. �; EVENT OF.FLOODING. Y 1+� i 10. DRAINAGE WILL'NOT BE ALTERED, DISTURBED OR OBSTRUCTED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE OR0 VALLEY TO" COUNCIL. . ,§ a 11. PPROVED IMPROVEMENT PLANS WILL BE REQUIRED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF GRADING PERMITS. LEGEND OF SYMBOLS ,. 12. EVELOPER ACCEPTS ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR NE MAINTENANCE, CONTROL, SAFETY AND LIABILITY OF ALL * :Ti { TRUCTURES, LANDSCAPING AND PARKING LOTS. bgtwauTr CaN■ rer TELEVISION PEDESTAL 't" 13. NY RELOCATION OR MODIFICATION OF EXISTING UTILITIES AND/OR PUBUC IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED BY THIS ADJACENT PROPERTY Ca■ CATCH BASIN ar EVELOPM€NT WILL BE AT NIO EXPENSE TO THE PUBLIC. -- Rai a<►1Ar 14. CERTIFICATE OF ASSURED WATER SUPPLY WILL BE PROVIDED PURSUANT TO ARS 45-576, SUBSECTION D OR E. THS Rex G ELECTRIC 80X `'''"¢ �,` a 4., ;,...:1?.....:!!:: ,'' ', a DEVELOPMENT IS LOCATED WITHIN AN AREA DESIGNATED AS HAVING AN ASSURED WATER SUPPLY BY THE DIRECTOR - - - - - - EASE]1ENTLWEs GWZ GAS METER 1. OFWATER RESOURCES. THE COMPANY HAVING SUCH ASSURED WATER SUPPLY FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT IS ORO VALLEY - .. MALLS aA ESQ GP. GUARD Parr CERTIFICATION l#1_'1VA/I4/!r - ,. .•vsoi _.._.t. . WATER UTILITY.: f d E #a<PA,EwEvr 15. ALL REQUIRED ARKING SHALL BE OFF-STREET, ONSITE. Iv m I�G.I CS VAL�f p -_.� . -«•-- n -aR£cncw cP.� LAUP Parr ��'''L` 4'a' '��.. `. r �.».. 16. APPROVAL OF[THIS PLAN DOES NOT AFFIRM, CERTIFY OR APPROVE ANY LAND DIVISION THAT MAY BE CONTRARY TO i HEREBY CERTIFY '4T AWE GEOMETRIC ADDRESS ` STATE LAW, NOR DOES IT CERTIFY THE EXISTENCE OR COMPLIANCE WITH ANY DEED RESTRICTIONS OR EASEMENTS. - -GB- -GB- - GRALIERREAK LPo--# LIGHT POE INTH ARM DESIGN MO DET RON OF MNIFR f , 17. NO IMPROVEMENTS BETWEEN 30 AND 72 INCHES IN HEIGHT RELATIVE TO THE ADJACENT ROADWAYS WHICH MIGHT CURB LINE SIGN ri BLS AS NOTED SURFACE ELEVATIO4 AS 940I 4 WERE } grit Y COMPUTED UNAfR MY StdWtSiLNL INTERFERE WITH THE PURPOSE AND INTENT OF THE SIGHT VISIBILITY TRIANGLE SHALL BE PERMITTED WITHIN THE S�:HT E �0��� � SCO o sE p,EANOur f' VISIBILITY TRIANGLE. SyH p SEMER MANHOLE 42 aT 81'+ 18. THE PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER OF RECORD SHALL CERTIFY, IN WRITING, THAT ALL IMPROVEMENTS, WHETHER PRIVATE G GAS L/Nc ;01004 0'I` . WALGREENS S V.T. SIGHT NW ITV TR.WGLE Y �' OR PUBUC, HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED, PLACED, INSTALLED, ETC. IN SUBSTANTIAL CONFORMANCE WITH THE ACCEPTED sraau DRAIN PIPES WADE E. COW ', -'1a� ]RN p TRANSFORMER , 't [' 1 14 1 IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT. CERTIFICATIONS, IN WRITING, ARE TO BE RECEIVED BY THE TOWN IY WATER s PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER -3 . i!\\c' SWIC N. FIRST AVENUE �c TANGERINE RGAQ T ENGINEER OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY PRIOR TO THE REQUEST FOR FINAL INSPECTION. TRO° PEDESTAL P.E. NUMBER 339d1 1 I.- SECTION 1, TQYAiSHIF /2S, RI+N+ - I 19. A PROJECT CONSTRUCTION PERMIT MUST BE SECURED FROM PIMA COUNTY WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT DEPARTI.IENT s &HER LINES SiTRF TRAfrIc LIGHT oEucE11111111111111111111111.1101111111 , $4 ,,; ORO VAU.EY PIMA COUNTY; =;1, 0, BEFORE BEGINNING.,ANY WORK ON THIS PROJECT. NA✓,101Cw ACCESS Ra1� IN Z WATER VALIE 6, HANDICAP PARKING SPACE C COMPACT PARKING.SPACE /I �� 0 © � r+ i 20. PAIL DESIGN BASED UPON VEHICLE TYPE WB-40 FUEL TRUCK AND 15 MPH SPEEDS. rw Tao a<wAu EL£vAnoN If' Q1�Z'"*�0'_ 09 i,-. ", , '. •, 21. ON SITE SANITARY SEWERS WILL BE PUBLIC AND WILL BE CONSTRUCTED, OPERATED AND MAINTAINED ON A CZ> TRAFFIC DiRECDON TC TCP OSfW Tao OF awe ELEVATION PUBLIC BASIS. THE LOCATION AND METHOD OF CONNECTION TO AN EXISTING PUBLIC SANITARY SEWER IS MAY 2000 � ? 1"4.. SUBJECT TO REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE PIMA COUNTY WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT AT THE G PROPOSED GLITTER ELEVATION SCALE AS NOTED ON PLAN SHEET E TIME OF SUBMITTAL OF PLUMBING OR BUILDING PLANS. P PROPOSED PAW£MENT EIEVATJQV COOT t INTERVAL - 1 FOOT 1 ' ' � � if ` om_ ', k *,,,,,,-ut.:,,; ~� ' _ _...Z! . \ 11111:. alli.ra7„7 Maar= W - 17\ PROPOSED INTERSECTION Ito1PROW.MENT - '../ BY 0114ERS. (PROJECT .09/00-04 '-' \.V , ,.*lir: ::: . 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