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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOV50105 i.architekton.com ITY6CgMMA—t JUL 2 7 2001 BY: .****r���t���r������M July 11, 2001 Town of Oro Valley Community Development Department 11000 N. La Canada Drive Oro Valley,Arizona 85737 RE: OV12-00-16 Safeway Fuel Facility Public Art Plans Parcel 223-020-380 OV13-00-54 Safeway Fuel Facility Architecture Parcel 223-020-380 Att: Robert M. Conant, Jr. Planner II Dear Bob: The purpose of this letter is to verify Architekton's authorship of the public artwork designed for the Safeway#1521 fuel station. Under the stipulations of section 7, item d of Oro Valley's Public Art Provisions, public art may include benches, fountains or shade screens. Since there will be pedestrian traffic and an ADA accessible pathway between the fuel station and the store,the option of seating benches located near this route of travel seemed particularly appropriate. Working in conjunction with Michael Flanders, Project Architect for the Safeway team, and Greg Brickey, Structural Engineer of Brickey Design Associates, I produced the conceptual sketches and construction drawings for the project. As indicated on the site plan, the seating benches are located in a landscaped area near the accessible pathway and are oriented towards the east to maximize the vistas of the nearby mountains. The undulating trellis of steel angles overhead will providing shade for the benches while allowing the sky and mountains to be clearly visible through it. To the west, the steel cage that extends around the seating area will provide a shield from the west sun by intertwining with the growing bougainvillea shrubs. As the elevations on Sheet SP1.3 indicate, all materials and material finishes used in the construction of this artwork will be compatible with the Safeway Fuel station, the existing Safeway store and the shopping center. It is Architekton's and Safeway's intention that this artwork enrich the experience of the pedestrian by providing a pleasant "niche" from which to view the natural beauty of the area. If you have any questions or need additional information, you may contact me at my office at 480-894-4637. Sincerely, • 1111.1 Jim R.Tom.kins Project Manager, Architekton 398 S Mill Ave,301 Tempe,AZ 85281 480 894.4637 T 480 894.4638 F Ili AGENDA ORO VALLEY PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MONDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 2001 CALL TO ORDER: at or about 4:30 p.m. AGENDA ITEMS 1. SUBJECT; The Ritz Carlton (Discussion only) The Ritz Carlton is requesting approval of public artwork as required by the OVZCR . For additional information, please contact Bob Conant, Planner II, at 229-4822. 2. SUBJECT: OV5-01-05, SAFEWAY ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TANGERINE ROAD AND FIRST AVENUE Safeway is requesting approval of a proposed public art sculpture. For additional information, please contact Bob Conant, Planner II, at 229-4822 STAFF REPORT ADJOURNMENT . T • • a TOWN OF ORO VALLEY COUNCIL COMMUNICATION MEETING DATE: February 20,2002 TO: HONORABLE MAYOR& COUNCIL FROM: Robert Conant,Planner II SUBJECT: OV5-01-05, SAFEWAY FUEL CENTER REQUEST FOR PUBLIC ART APPROVAL, THE SITE IS LOCATED ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF TANGERINE ROAD AND RANCHO VISTOSO BOULEVARD, PARCEL 223- 020-380 SUMMARY: Safeway Inc. has presented a public art proposal consisting of a life size bronze family of Javelina. The public art, if approved, will be located within the landscaped median at the front of the Safeway store. Staff and the Public Art Review Committee suggested that the public art would be better viewed, if placed in front of store rather than near the fuel center. Safeway agreed with this concept. STAFF REVIEW: The proposal meets and exceeds the 1% construction cost and will be visable to the public for more than 40 'ours per week. PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE (PARC) ACTION: The PARC met with the applicant and the artist on January 7, 2002, and voted unanimously(3-0)to recommend approval. RECOMMENDATION: PARC and staff recommend approval of the public art for Safeway as presented. SUGGESTED MOTION: I move to approve OV5-01-05, public art for the Safeway Fuel Center located on the northeast corner of Tangerine Road and Rancho Vistoso Boulevard. Attachments: 1. Development Plan 2. Proposed Public Art Pla . Z‘nin inistrator Com r If ' y D-velo ent Director Town Manag 07/05/2001 14:02 52074210Z COM DEV PAGE 02/05 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) 4LroaroguEv MEETS THE 1sr MONDAY OF THE MONTH AT THE PROJECT Sl'I 7j (iok L JUL O 6 2001 "f DATE: OV CASE NO.: OV5 tI) I - C (office use only) PROJECT: '74F.1--v --Y 4 15 Z l LOCATION: t Z. i ZZ. Iv . P1kCWO l PTO'C� '?J(_> 0• APPLICANT: J,4 F 4Y Aft ► ? K---oK) ADDRESS: -1 -2- 2- I3 - ' 7 ) 7. (VtIL,[ &1 ,,IiTed6fzes�81 PARCEL NUMBER: 1-- Z 3 " G 2D ..o TELEPHONE NO.: It 50' 0'-4 . 7 FAX NO.: 4&0. 8c.4-4(.7 32) PROPERTY OWNER: 4//a" FE,iAl i4-Y ADDRESS: 2.. 7 5o GJ* ? \�T TP\PV- Az. )5 2� 1 PRONE NO.: ' .. - 061_4-j* 41 t Z PROJECT ARTIST: A-12..0 K LT V,. K ADDRESS: 6 - M(LL Gj7 f T7� e. l4'2 05 Z r _ PHONE: Cho ' U't,4-- 4 c�7 SIGNATURE: — ' —� .M� ,l / NOTE: This application must be accompanied by the following to be deemed complete: r/ • Seven (7) copies of the Development and Landscape Plans, 11" x 17" in size, each to include the exact location of the public art r/ • Seven (7) copies of colored renderings orphotographs, 8.5" x 11" in size, with discernable dimensions. P g Each side of the public art must be depicted. ..,...N A • Seven(7)copies of the Artist's Biography „s„,, 0 4 • One(1) copy of the Building Construction Bid iI ii` • One(1)copy of the Artist contract that specifies total cost of the finished piece. 0 k • One(1)copy of Structural Engineering Specifications,if necessary. Applications will not be accepted without all required materials. • SUBMITTALS MUST BE RECEWED BY TIlE PLANNING DEPARTMENT AT LEAST 14 (FOURTEEN)CALENDAR DAYS IN ADVANCE OF TILE DESIRED PARC MEETING DATE. \\ov_PZD\P71\Adtnin PZ WORMS\Public Art Application.doc 1 C�! LJ! LV Vi iV.1V 'OWN OF ORO VALLEY PLANNING&ZONING DIVISION Q M C©Ic 11,000 N.LA CANADA DR, ORO VALLEY AZ 85737 �� Phone: (520)229-4800 Fax: (520)742-1022 L E C 1 9 26u', APPLICATION FOR PUBLIC ART REVIEW B Y..---- NOTE: PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE (PARC) MEETS THE 157 MONDAY OF THE MONTH AT THE PROJECT SITE* DATE: -"16_0 OV CASE NO.: OV5 (office use only) PROJECT: Sakxia • iie( (ef kfr LOCATION: /2 /Z Noy/7// P&flGJ'10 U/S72O / /t1d. d //a/M( APPLICANT: S'6-t&va ADDRESS: 2760 S. 2nes7 plivc ›,n pe Z R570 S'Z PARCEL NUMBER: d z Pad Z 1"4 vice/ S TELEPHONE NO.: "3@/'"W Z0 FAX NO.: 4'4 "`12 cj-- Z e / PROPERTY OWNER: S(41-adaq , ( "?C. ADDRESS: S o m e a S a/7(/17-6 PHONE NO.: ( am c?s a/we PROJECT ARTIST: ` i/tV4 ADDRESS: Z c//S l�L ��C/�l� �Gl elm /4 Z 7C)S PHONE: )20 " - 7I 7 SIGNATURE: W Y4 �(/ 2/ NOTE: This application must be accompanied 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 • 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. • SIBMITTALS MUST BE RECEIVE]) BY THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT AT LEAST 14 (FOURTEEN) CALENDAR DAYS IN ADVANCE OF THE DESIRED PARC MEETING DATE_ \\Ou_PZDIPZ1\Admin PZ\FORMS\E'ublic Art Application.doc OCT 23 '01 10:38 5207421022 FAGE.02 1111, Safeway, Inclel Requisition for Capital Expenditure OTHER PROJECTS Division: 17 Phoenix Project I.D. 1521-000-888 Description Gas Station Project Sub-Type GAS STATIONS Prepared By: Tom Latinka Facility Number: 1521 Address: 12122 N. Rancho Visto Oro Valley, AZ Mile Stone Dates: Under Construction: 02/21/2002 Open: 05/28/2002 Description Appropriation Site Improvements & Building Site Improvements $ 110,000.00 Building-Preliminary Costs $ 115,000.00 Bldg-New Construction $ 257,000.00 Bldg & Site Impr-Interest $ 2,457.00 Bldg-Misc. Costs $ 15,000.00 Bldg & Site Impr-Contingency $ 46,494.00 Equipment& Installation Equipment-Acquistion $ 190,000.00 Equipment-Installation $ 160,000.00 Equipment-Misc. Costs $ - Equipment-Contigency $ 35,000.00 Overhead $ 4,040.00 Total Capital Costs: $ 934,991.00 Total Project Costs: $ 934,991.00 Nor 08/15/2001 10:57 4808944638 ARCHITEKTON PAGE 03 0 a 1 July 27, 2001 z Z m z ;{ Jim Thompkins tx }r ARCHITEKTON it 398 S. Mill Ave., Suite 301 • Tempe, AZ 85281 ar4 F- O . • QRe: Q Trellis @ Oro Valley • cr HI , Dear Jim: �� O O c U U < '� "' Here is a budget break down for Trellis @ Oro Valley: I I I ,; r Steel Trellis $ 8,700,00 sy Concrete Foundations 2,000,00 Benches 2,000,00 Paint ,; 800.00 TOTAL: 13,500,00 Prices are based onplansprovided byARCHITEKTON dated ti 1 6/21/01. Please call with any questions at (002)861-1080, Sincerely HAWORTH CORPORATION , - r i '�� Tom Shaw .! Estimator ,1 S1 r' 8805 NORTH 23rd AVENUE PHOENIX, AZ 85021 (602) 961-1090 FAX (602) 861-1 '1 12 ZO/ZO 'd 1,1t t 98 M9 'ON XVd H,LdOMdH 1002-L2-111f Javelin& Young standing.(LS) (7"x 1O"x3")(JV6) Javelina, Female Adult, Standing. Pose ml (21"x32"x1O")(LS) • - 4 - s -. '-'007- . ___ __ __________,_ . K 4 • �!: 1�. _r'14 4: i• _ tom ...... a j / 'F ` ' 1, . -'- -=.tea;- _ �� ` ` ` \` J 'z l '. #` R . , .., „..,,,..., . ....._„..___ . __ „......... _ I .._, . _ 1 s : - ' -1-':-‘-' -1 si'i-7..----,—,.--"4— ,•:". "--fr--------4--' -' ,'-.4.:_.,:'_:*.7-_::.7:--7,-,.._,.-',',1-'1-:_':;:xt'f-vIrli,,:.--- -- -714:7---1.7,::::42--:::,:::::-. - ---.7'."::'-%4? - _it - 11,'.yt_.�.. 1 'fi t-•,, I it _... . :.,47...c1.7 I i• ,. i %tic. '''''is.. ';.-.17;.'''''-€.4 : -• . . .. li --.41'-=;-4 •14- i'... -.Ir.' - '''' 1 - liKk '14'S' 1,01.- 'N‘4,Ntili ;11.' .:, ,----': , - • ,. ' owv ' \•. :II i i i'-4 -IN, ,.: ..,.. ,_ dp6140(f ,6/6)//et5 r'A.0"di'42 r.rifiek i2o55-( (5z a) 7752.3-- 0 \ (------ if L- ---,___ _ , ‘ 41, i N f/ ,ki AA if5 to,ti i Le% NI 1,1- \I - e.o. .(4,*e.-7" 1 volaiwit,r, „:-.0,17-v, — -- — _ ------- - _. t _ ..--------- (4 Agoilz_& ,sive(-0.47—, „I 6r1 1\14 LI- J_A--viv%t---( tc•qL-IP "?(z -. - _ _ W/ 2,- ioc:‘,6$42/44/ t,/,4/Deifiveitl-41 (1- gri3A 1/05.-tAvt-ed e L-6(\ill4 PSAIL (3ped& rzifv-7577- -5) CONTRACT Agreement between Safeway called "Owner" and Mark Rossi called"Artist" as follows Artist will provide bronze castings as descrived in attached addendum narrative and deliver to the site at 12122 North Rancho Vistotq Road in Oro Valley,Arizona and install bronzes at the site prepared by Owner following the attached production schedule with payment as agreed upon according to the attached budget. The Artist is an Independent Contractor and not employed by Owner for production of described art work The Artist reserves copyrights for work produced while understanding that owner may use photographs of the work for any promotion of the indicated Safeway store. Owner must consult the Artist regarding repairs, maintenance, or movement of the art work. The Artist will provide, at installation, a certificate of guarantee against any structural defects in the castings of the art works. for "Owner" Mark Rossi, "Artist" Safeway,Inc. 2415 N. Fontana 2750 S. Priest Dr. Tucson Arizona 85705 Tempe,AZ 85282 Fax(520)623-7136 Fax(480)929-8221 Phone(520)623-7136 Phone(480)894-4120 Date Date ADDENDUM NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION The sculptures will all be life size and will consist of figures of male and female adult standing javelina with two newborn standing j avelina( see attached photos). All four sculptures will be cast in bronze and installed with reasonable security at the site. BUDGET The total cost will be $10,000. PRODUCTION AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE Completion of Contract $3,000 Preparation of figures and delivery to foundry 3,000 at month 2 Delivery and installation of castings at site 4,000 at month.4 TOTAL $10,000 for"Owner" Mark Rossi, "Artist" Safeway, Inc. 2415 N. Fontana 2750 S. Priest Dr. Tucson Arizona 85705 Tempe, AZ 85282 Fax(520)623-7136 Fax(480)929-8221 Phone(520)623-7136 Phone(480)894-4120 Date Date • Mark Rossi BRIEF RESUME Born 1951,Denver, Colorado 1968-1978 Initiated Leadership Training Program with Red Cross Youth at high school level in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Supervised health care programs with migrant farm-working families in Bixby, Oklahoma. Attended University of Tulsa Fine Arts College,Major in Painting. Marriage; children in 1973 and 1978. Employment as bank teller and elementary school janitor. Attended University of Arizona Fine Arts College,Major in Printmaking. Employment in art foundries as moldmaker. 1979-2001 Working full-time as sculptor. Led concept and development of nine annual "Grassland Exhibits" to offer experience of Art,History, and Nature on location at an historic ranch headquarters in order to stimulate public interest in the Empire Ranch, the San Raphael Valley grasslands and the Cienega riparian areas. (Now further developed and promoted by Empire Ranch Foundation,Bureau of Land Management, and Nature Conservancy.) Founding board member of the Tucson Children's Museum and the Samaritan Fund for medical emergencies. Development of sculpture project for unsighted at the Reid Park Zoo in Tucson,Arizona. Additional sculpture installed at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson, the San Diego Zoo, Chula Vista California Nature Center and the Tucson Botanical Gardens. Sculpture contributed to numerous benefit auctions. Art and design in building Holy Trinity Monastery in St. David, Arizona. Travel in Mexico related to various health and diasater relief needs in rural areas. Opening of studio with gallery space hosting first-time exhibits for several artists. Production of small, life-size,monumental scale bronze sculpture. Current board and orchestra member of the Arizona Balalaika Orchestra. Founding board member of the Frank Waters Foundation in Taos,New Mexico. 2415 North Fontana Ave. Tucson, Arizona 85705 (520) 623-7136 rossistudios.com 2.2 STEEL ANGLES• a•Oe AAMT'OLD eEWJOOD'Cl'4.0 O-6' �'? ' &TSTEEL % Ora 7.5E STEEL �I \\ t -LSEw'.1'NTED'O STEEL:OLJ'NS-LD'glEDILOCre I - 12 - ! 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'....a: )........! • ;:l°"' .*�'• ',K ,-0,r1.- SOaLEve.r.o. .41 a :.)::...} ►�-- 3i F a ri'•t r .5•'�!ii `\i•w its-.._! r s t - ,., !__.... t W 4'r�y� 4. ♦ � 11. !rr, �= F QPERSPECTIVE VIEW E K i ' A FUELING FACILITY FOR: SAFEWAY STORE 152 ].1. ]®O S NM Ave.-SM 301 a{Nva u TEh1PE MIZONAlJi) naVA/Q•/ 180 094 4837 T 12122 N.RANCHO VISTOSO BLVD. F 460 004 4038 ...roe.arc...on corn ORO VALLEY,ARIZONA r I I 1 / G ` I , \ PROJECT SL311AR7: /�' '•\ SITE AREA: (5662D0 5F)13 AC. 2aa3eb I BUILDING AREA: �� p ' • c * • •\ w I SAFEUTAY: 55,255 SF. • OZ 5HOP8 4: 13600 SF. "4 B •\ SHOPS B: 11,100 SF. -1 SHOPS C: g Ll b •\ I PAD 1: (FUTURE) 1J000 BF. '' S} I GAS KIOSK(NEW) 239 S.F. - /Q . .T ••\'•\ PAD•3: (FUTURE) 3 00 SF. • PAD Ni. (FUTURE) 3,500 SP rilA / I TOTAL: 104,S69 SF. V \ I Z M O .�� -, ' ••\• EES 7. •'\ j 1 SAFEWAY 55,255 SF.f�2ss FLOOR AREA / 1 -14b15 SF.NONPUBLIC AREAS � 1 % 40b40 9F./200 203 SPACES TRASH i•1, SI--TOPS 2 '/, q 25 EMPLOYEES/2. 13 SPACES — lk\/' .I',, • ��, ,� \` SAPS A,B.C 1000 443 SF. 6.0 / °Oil • ,� \ 41940 SF./200• 200 SPACES 21 81-I0P9 x 2 EMPLOYEES/2• 21 SPACES ir:j;l:;;T PADS 3•4\ TtI ONE40, TABLESSO SPAES ONE SIT DOIW RESTAURANT ` ASSUME 20 EMPLOYEES/2 10 SPACES '6 \ , ''O/,\ t1;46i, \ PARKING REQUIRED: 541 SPACES ►►►► SNOPS v / ' 0 PARKING PROVIDED:(EXISTMG) 513 SPACES REMOVE EXISTING CURB /'' •\ ./ CU • OVIIDU/E2N RADIUS CONCRETE /,' -�\ '� O BICYCLE SPACES REQUIRED: 20 CLASS I '1( 26 CLASS 2 MI 01‘ AS REQUIRED M��' \- \ PROJECT Sll'R•1AR7:RJEL AREA '? #15 21 I 9)x.DNG d1iEd. 340 ISQE1C 23!5F. I= t y57 SF. / b �� :V. SAFEWAY '\ �> CO)I / - t \ ��\ I712Z N.RANCHO VISTO$O BLVD. �i® LOT �` ®®� c: \ 1CANoPr �� \ \ / ••••• ®� �O� ®� �' \ KIOSK b-3(AD tLART use PER uec 3w)E)cePTIaN z2) \\\ ` ••••.•.••••• •%.. /II� y •,,., ®�,,`% �Q` a �oO eL.AaoR obOmbF.(PER Uet35 5F.Be) \ +• PAD •• �// f, ®,� \`� ` PARKING ANALYSIS-FUEL SITE \ , •�• FUTURE •••••+ /' 1 \ ®,�® `\ sPARKING ERYIGE ISLAND. REQUIRED.I SPACE PER 2 EMPLOYEES.2 PER EACH ›2" V • \\\ LOT 4 .4 '•••••• b ,,' %, `'\ PARKING REQUIRED II SPACES CO \ •• %" PROVIDED n SPACES .°CC O \ •o•• /I `� %, APPL K-nw F CODES:1994 U.B.C,1994 UF'.C,1994 U.E.C. te CO, \ \ .fig j• NOTE: FUTURE USES OF THE PADS IS CONTINGENT UPON THE EXISTINGrn. a • \ \ %j 6 FOR N R CF SPACES M THE L07 BEING ADEQUATE -_N \. \ fSJ �� 1\\\ 1b i, '�\ ( KEYNOTES Gc•coNTRACTOR Q \\ l m ICI \� OI Gc •GC LOCATE ALL EXISTING UTiLItIE3 M PARKING LOT LL■ii Z \ /% \ BY my ('')1b // FOR PLACEMENT OF(3)2'FIBER OPTIC LINES. Q W \\ \ \ ': / LOT // O Gc Gc BICYCLE RACK-SEE DETAIL 1/SPIS .. 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ILL N \ -..,. % \\ `` % I ••\ G/ / •\ I.KATHRYN E.GUVELIER GTTC,TOILN CLERK TOILN OF ORO VALLEY, \\ / / SHOPS 1 ARIZONA.HEREBY CERTFY THAT TH15 IS THE TRUE AND CORRECT \ / Z \ \ / LO •. •'\ // ,\ DOEV COWCIL PLAN AS APPROVED BY THE OR.O VALLEY MAYOR AND \\ \ t ./... ‘ •.••• •S \ // n ' %%( \\ \ i• • _l°°. •, ••• • •'\ // b TKAINRyN E.OWN CLERK LIVELIER Cy`IC DATE 1<Zp I \ L \\ _ PAD #3 \ /// / PIMA COUNTY ADDRESSING i N \\ \ \ % \ :� FUTURE •• :\ / / , , 0• °� ' , \ • \\ \ O \ •i� ••�• ....... �6 1 ./� 2A a \ \ \ ,z-o. 4.... *_.... \ .o,00,4..-;;OZ1 ..-- V- , \ \ \ t _�S7 \\ 1 n : �, \ \ -'= LOT 1 ••••'• \ \ .�i __ \ •' PAD #1 �"°"R \\ \ / - �,-ioiiiir.�ii�� •• FUTURE •• P \ ti t���l �l`�, raw •• � z 2T0Ho „I?, \ \\ \\\ \ `K • \\-• __�i` i -� •i O•••+••• •••••• /O ___?L) T�i (tw eaiiv�aT wE \ \\ \ s.,` \ I```Wg'-' ••9b•��•.i•,000000♦__, - - •�••••• ---fs-------2 D O �yp.nP' 7q j i..,,%• S.R. 'V\ Valvet,11 I kill IrOPTAinfil ICI L _ 1_.?f\------—------ \ 1 ` ‘ %. \�.. ■.r� I E_WOO BURN AVE \ \\ \ \�11 '+••. .:24•.0, 1 -------- ---�, — — — — — — E 1/4 SECTION 36 f o .- \ 1 I I P :Wall-lilt ..�', � l. .Vri.-. - \ — — E.TANGERI I PROJECT NE RD. 1 1 _ . z.a , . ,;,+ ;, -<- _ — 99241 SITE \\ \ 1 _—�1 r—— afil 40�0•.,���t.��0�tv—y.0i�..ei t SE CORNER OF m SECTION 36 SPI ■ 1 \� ; —�1 _—— — — �- \\ MASTER SITE PLAN L 6- — EDI �� (. SCALE:I. 40'-0' PORTION OF THE SIU.V4 OF SECTION 31,77.1 b.RJ4 E.AND THE Tam 5E.1/4 OF SECTION 36,11.1 S.RI3 E.G.SRN.,TOWN OF ORO VALLEY, MASTER SITE PLAN I \ • .O PIRA COwTY,ARIZON4 b ��\ i - OF LM l IF IE ID I` ID I" L • II • ' PROJECT ettI IARY/ 0 '# IIIIIIII �^ I SITE AREA. (566�80 SP.)B AG - - 6 1 BUILDING AREA: 0 . • * I SAFEW4Y, 55,255 SF. 1 • T SHOPS A: 13,600 SF. ifig -- # 8,1 i SHOPS C. 100 SP. let PAD.4. (RJTURE) GAO KIOSK.(NEW) -' , I PAD'3 1�000 SF.(FUTURE) 239 SP. 4,500 SP. le -' 1 PAD 14: (FUTURE) 3,500 SF. ITOTAL: 104,669 SF. EXISTING ZONING. Rv PAD C-I ' i 71QABN I k k LOT COVERAGE: 18% •1 SHOPS 2 PARKING ANALY845 6 - . SAFEWAY 65$55 8F.GROSS FLOOR AREA �,,,,� . ...40 , �� `►\ 40,640 OF.JNONPUBLIC AREAS 203 SPACES s - `� �. . 25 EMPLOYEES/2. 13 SPACES - tY '\ SHOPS A,6,C 34,540 OF. ' O. `!=®� %;44‹ \► PAD I , S P./x 2 EMPLOYEES/Z. 200 SPACES 21 SPACES LC , - ,� ` \ PADO3RANTB PADS 3 4 4 8000 8F. A881JIME 60%PUBLIC AREA WITH ONE Ci �* 4TABLE PER 6 0 5F.O . 1 i�� • 8000 SF.X 60%/60•80 TABLES• 80 SPACES REMOVE EXISTING CURB ��'• SHOPS 3 .. ` {} DA ONE FOOD AND ONE SIT PROVIDE NEW CONCIQET� -- \ CURB W/20'RADIUS '� 0 ' ASSUME 20 EMPLOYEES/2• 10 SPACES AS REQUIRED -ii \ 4( PARKING REQUIRED: 541 SPACESLIL �- \-' * 4 *152 I ► PARKING I'ROVIDED:(EXISTING) 513 SPACES \ ., ������� BICYCLE SPACES REQUIRED: 20 CLASS t \®� b ► Zb CLASS �- 12122 N.RANCHO VISTOSO BLVD. ,► P JEGT SUMMARY:FUEL AREA I•••"' \ 44 ' � F.FE.11.51 - ®®�\ ..+ p ► DOWN*AKA GAS'GM S.F. -..... C \ •« ®�® LOT \\\\ ®®; CANOPY AFE 4 • aF. \ \ ,' •�••• .• , ®` �,' A \ CRIaTRJCTICN TYPE: .. \\ ••••� . 5 �� 1 \ tt► KIOSK n N \ `# .••••• ••• ,//-A') ,#0 \4 CANOPY II.N \ r�i/ t PAD #4 •• gd° ` ,�so,A®® \% \ KIOSK b-9(aDcIII.AR1'IRS PER UGC wJJ DCEPnoN 11) Cill \\ •••• FUTURE •♦•••+ %• ` \ ofe CANOPY a'3 \ •• ♦••• -%' ,L ` OCCUPANT LOAD facroR mm�se W.•123 \ •. ••••• 'p ,�� ,/ . a F AREA QaS•.(PER i✓oC TABLE SIB) \ LOT 4 r.•• , ',, .%�% \ PARKING ANALYSIS-FUEL SITE PARKING REQU■I�D 1 SPACE PER 2 EMPLOYEES••2 PER EACH Q \ 4 • \ �• SERVICE ISLAND. O \h. \ � PARKING REQUIRED: 11 SPACES LL \s\ 7 % # PROVIDED 11 SPACES \ ' 1,b . APPLICABLE CODES:1994 UB.C,19.34 UP.C,1994 U.E.G. \ \\ '` ® LIM • e, ::.' / \ °%*1•9 O A' FUTURE USES oF TNE PADS IS L.NUMBER OF PAIQKING SPACES M THE LOTTBEMG UPON ADE IE ExISTING a \\ \ % ti /%/ 6 FOR THE DEVELOPMENT. LL U. \ LOT /// // KEYNOTES z \\�i i 1 % /// / ®1 . O T RAN. MST. GC•CONTRACTOR J 41 / /\� . / /' 0 / qP // BY BY W \ / ® O GG GC LOCATE ALL EXISTING UTILITIES IN PAWING LINES. LOT LL \ i \\\ ` / ` `I� O FOR PLACEMENT OF(3)2'FIBER OPTIC LINER. / ../..,,,-- ' i // i' \ ��j \\ \� /�O « \ 4r i// SHOPS I 2 GC GC BICYCLE RACK-SEE DETAIL 1/SP13 QIC Or: \ \\\ nti \\ `\` ,/ ..� •�•♦•••°.•••••. \ /// '� GENERAL NOTE. r; § i \ O \ { •I• . // I.THE APPLICANT SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALLOCATING I%OF THE 0 i \ \ \\ ,% t•♦ �• // ALL PRIVATE PROJECTS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR PUBLIC ART. N \ G \ v •. PAD #3 .• \ /i A / \/.1Q4- o\ \ i \kil_i \ • FUTURE . \ / / :, ., _N \ \ \ CeP \ \ / . ":**..... „ "4. 4\ .e2/• (r/e, CO 2 \ \ \ 0 illp U4111 NPr ...4".\ % SO. \ WV \ \ 2 , Di „ ,,,,),„ \ \ \ \ \ .................. „,-- , .........,...„ ..,,, - \ a * dh)0:00000),- EL_SL'a V /4". • ._ ,-- \ \ \ V't.fr-00', -4,, ,,�� /� / /. , E.WOODESURNE AVE L { ......::....::.:::. • \ \ r I LOT •♦•• ♦ - E I/4 SECTION 36 \ .�4. NgRi,:i::::::.: `V- •. PAD 1>. . ..._ �..i, =��...►rill:.:. s••• FUTURE �• - ��', (tis11F9(gMEVIrg \ \ ' , :;: ;i.'':.':i;.t��.: :.�•_ .\L • • E.TANGERINE RD.\ >;;: ;;>;:;�1•_�I ■/ ':;::: :;:: `'` `:r :C ' • PROJECT\ \ K �`,`soee . _��. •... ••••••�• •••••••� /O' SITE ►\ \ \ ♦\ -,:;•s: ..�90 ...® • ••♦ • ♦• _ --. , 1 \ �M� gaps "..."". IL-Valk ilk" ,:a:::.::::::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:::... �a -_ • •• _ s \ \ \ SE CORNER OF a■1161t88Eeseee \ { is>::": SECTION 36 -:::::.-: :: ,...... 1 -/ PLOT DATE _ C MAP \ \ \ --_--___ - \ i•::::: s.:>7ilv:':<':;`r'. >-i•, --,:.:_,,,..::;::_ I ___— — PORTION OF THE S W V4 OF SECTION 31,TL1 8-RJ4 E.AND THE m O s _ \ t%:::!.:;: ::::::K:', a.vs♦•-n — BE.I/4 OF SECTION 36,TI.I S.R13 E.G SRt1.tOLLN OF ORO VALLEY .:........... \ I\\\ \ \ \—— ::::::•:.:::::.-:::•::::-::':.9 gi-- •s••$.::;::::...... PIMA COUNTY,ARITONA 1: *.144.: 1i.41:i I il te4,1:11`4.‘441.Vi_s1 - -,•'''*"4 ''-' . A 1 \ \ , ,1 . .„,...,,.... ..•,,..._, .‘„,...,..„,,,. ___ __,— I 1 \\ ' _ _ -_ 1 1 ' �,141:0,41V1114.4441,41# ■� 4•R: : :, , �,��1 .,}__ ___- 1 �.;i, ; i .���'�4 ;,t:.: ,.,-I"" MASTER SITE PLAN 011VAI ¢1.,.. Ci.l 2m� •m� SCALE.i •40'-0• \ I \ , I \\ ._._.J SF SITE MASTER; e ! I1% cI, mon ' - nC T IVY I'� U _ IP . • •� ��' \ / \ ITEM PROv. INST. GG•CONTRACTOR • \ \ \� \`\ ••••dd '����'''' `\ \\\ •• �( \• \ O GG GG PAINT 4 EWHITE STRIFES AS SHOILN, FOR g-'X 2m'-0'PARKING STALLS!TYPICAL)AND PROVIDE PAINTED HANDICAP \ dd '�� \ ,.c I / .\ SYMBOLS AT HANDICAP SPACE PER ADA STANDARDS. �N \\ \� •dj ���� \ �� \ I \ \ \ 2 GC GC 23S SQ.FT.KIOSK-SEE SHEET AlaLAI �\ \\ \ dj. ''����' •I,,I�\ \\ 1 \\ \' 8 - - EXISTING PARKING LOT LIGHT FIXTURE TO REMAIN. 3 �� \ \ dd���0 /� I• \ \ I I \ 0 GC GC ELECTRICAL SERVICE ENTRANCE-COORDINATE WITH POWER CO. • \ CI Ir. •I•• \ \ I © \ © - - EXISTING ENTRY DRIVEWAY PAVING TO REMAIN. \� 0 \A��,�� � fir' ,I'.I ,°4 \\ \ I \ - 0 GG GC PROVIDE APPROVED HANDICAP SIGN AT HANDICAP PARKING SPACE PER ADA STANDARDS. 10 \ .���" \ I� •'I• \ I I \:: Q © , 0 GC GC NEW STONE RIP RAP AREA,SEE CIVIL DWG&. ` ► \o ® I • O GC GG EXISTING CMU RETAINING SCREEN WALL,REPAIR AND REPAINT IF DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION. �._� •- ---- 0 0 0 PROVIDE(2)NEW DOUBLE-WALL STEEL UNDERGROUND FUEL STORAGE TANKS TO BE LOCATED AS SFIOUN ..�•.�•�'.►.• \ ,, Cilk wo 406-, I \ '" 0 0 0 NEW MULTI-PRODUCT FUEL DISPENSERS,(5)3-PRODUCT MPD'e,MPD SHALL BE ADA ACCESSIBLE. ��© • ________---------- 0�.�• \ b `, d ` y•...... . iii, ' GC GC PROVIDE 6'DIA.STEEL BOLLARDS PER DETAIL VSP12 AT FUELING ISLANDS,KIOSK,ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND ` �_ �� • •*:"....0 AIR/WATER STATION AS SHOWN.ALL BOLLARDS TO COMPLY WITH PIMA COUNTY AND GIN OF tUC80N STANDARDS. © \ot .41111110A ©,: : 0. .. I 12 GC GC AIR/WATER AND PAY PHONE LOCATION,SEE DtL.'S 2/SPIZ AND 4/5PI1. \\ V4t4 N� ® O GC GC PROVIDE A 90'-0'X 51'-6'X 6 1/2'THK 4000 PSI NATURAL CONCRETE DRIVE APRON OVER 4 I/2'ABC FILL WITH►3 S',' ,,,44 .... REBAR •16.O.C.EA.WAY s NEW FUEL ISLANDS,AS SHOWN-REFER TO SOILS REPORT FOR GRADE PREPARATION '/ I 6 ip. `� O GC GC VENT RISERS,SEE FUEL DRAWINGS. %.. .: ,a ') 0 TillirfklMilelrillik N A .' I GC GC NEW b'H.POURED CONCRETE CURB,AS SHOUN,SEE GML DUGS.\\ a _ ®� 1 • • : igirsiiii / GG GC AC.PAVING OVER AMC.,SEE CIVIL PIGS.AND SOILS REPORT FOR GRAPE PREPARATION AND THICKNESS. C \ `- \` :...::::: \\ . : . GC GC INSTALL NEW STEEL FORM FUELING ISLANDS AND CONCRETE AS SHOWN. \ a ^0 _'I \',•;;. �, �/ ® 26 GC GC NEW 8'THK 4000 PSI NATURAL CONCRETE TANK TOP SLAB OVER PEA GRAVEL FILL W/e4 REBAR•16'O.C.EA.WAY, \ �� -- •• , ,1II` SEE CIVIL DW1G8.AND SOILS REPORT FOR GRADE PREPARATION. \ e -_ ��.- '''�:::�:::::•:�::. ��sti • I 19 O O FUEI CANOPY ABOVE SEE CANOPY DRAWINGS. 32 \ r t. ® �.. '.' , •� ®0 0 0 CMU MONUMENT SIGN LOCATION,REFER TO DETAIL 2/SPI.I.ALL SIGNAGE IS UNDER SEPARATE PERMIT BY OTTERS •. 0 ....,.. . .. illiks ® AND WILL CONFORM TO THE MASTER SIGN PROGRAM FOR'SAFEWAY VISTOSO PLAZA'. LIL \ ...•• a41. O GC GC EMERGENCY SHUT OFF,SEE FUEL SYSTEM SITE PLAN. \ \ •� ::.::::\\...:..:'.':':.�!>,��INEDIED t� O� , , .. `—_ 2 GC GC EXISTING STONE RIP RAP AT RETENTION AREAS TO REMAIN,SEE CIVIL DtWB_ :::':':':.' 1 _'—+ GC GC THICKENED A.C.PAVING OVER ABC.,SEE CIVIL PUGS.AND SOILS REPORT FOR GRADE PREPARATION \ N © • ••..+yq.' '.":•.•.•�: �`-� ® ® EXISTING CONCRETE CURB WORK TO REMAIN. \ 1 • �..:. :. :::: � ':::. �O .. O 5 GC GC SAWCUt AND REMOVE EXISTING A.C.PAVING,AS REQUIRED. _ C \ ` \ `� \ •. \\\'•"' 4 i 1 i ikli iri i k• O�Os®'' ' •';+ ''' ♦ � � �6 Gc GC EXISTING LANDSCAPE TO REMAIN-REPLACE ANY VEGETATION DAMAGED DURING CONSTRUCTION,REPAIR STUB OFF, -Z"\ \ �\\. i'l MI i eA..., '< ' ' OR EXTEND ALL AFFECTED IRRIGATION LINES. IIMMIUM \\ \ • 73::.:.�.::::._�1[41C7[»t'=�� 9t', �, 1 7 GG GG NEW LANDSCAPE AREA SEE LANDSCAPE PLAN. iteirr 0 "' "' O `C8 GC GG NEW WATER METER,SEE CIVIL DUGS_FOR SIZE. CI: \\\ \ • :: ....• ...........'...®'.'. ® 9 GC GG EXISTING ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER t UTILITY BOX TO BE RELOCATEDO OR REPLACED. S \ 1 :::' I C J GC GC NEW ADA CONCRETE RAMP. >I. \ \ ` A, :•:;•.\:\•;'lakillir. • - ® GC GC NEW 4'WIDE PAINTED ADA ACCESSIBLE WALKWAY. �/ a ..:•.• .•:•••...••,,.;_ :;- ..::.::. ::. 0 I K - - EXISTING S T AIN. "� �.•:::.:::.•:::... . ...............................-.-......................... ................. TREE IMPROVEMENTS TO REM \ ` • \ K GC GC EDGE OF PAYING THICKNESS ITT GIVI\ ` �": - CKNE TRANS SEE WIGS. ON L D ei a • � - • GC GC \ �` -_____ - :..�:\\�::�...:::.::::::::.:::::•:::•:•:•:::•::�:::�:•::::...:. .. ..... __--:�'� :::�::::: NI � NEW ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER 4 UTILITY BOX. 0 \ ____------- I - 20000:::::.w of '......::::::::. a'_, GC GC NEW PAINTED PAVEMENT SIGNAGE PER TOWN OF OW VALLEY OR PIMA COUNTY STANDARS. GC GC _ \:' ;;.•;;•.;;•;.;-:•:•:•::•:•:-:::;:.::':':'::.::':'::'::: CE�:.......' � J :':: ................. SEATING AREA PER TOLLN OF ORO VALLEY PUBLIC ART STIPULATIONS-Nx OF PRIVATEPROJECT COST 1 --- 112'-2' 41 LpyLEAD_ _____-_--- - --. TO BE ALLOCATED FOR PUBLIC ART FUNDING. , . \ . : ::::: . r';lD�0 K. 7 K GC GC\ a � NEW STOP SIGN AND POLE. PER PIMA COUNTY STANDARS. u.C�LL gl K' Is , a tit ................. \ •\ a MIA: -I.,--_ • EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT TO REMAIN. 1.................. H, GC GC 2'-0'WIDE OPENING IN CURB FOR SITE DRAINAGE,SEE CIVIL MUGS. ('LIN 1 3 0 Imo,....:.� 9 ® \1 , ' 11 .. • 1�, /• j, 1• .' ' 0 I •I 40 GC GC 4'PAINTED STRIPE a DRIVEWAY PER TOWN OF ORO VALLEY OR PIMA COUNTY STANDARDS. J 1 , 1 I �, ..' •' �' 1• 4.1, .:, O K.. _ -_- �-_ 41 EXISTING UNDER GROUND PIPE TO REMAIN-SEE CIVIL PLANS. 1 ® .. 1• .• .! •,".' 1. 1' ,4.„ . `"' 1 O 'I NOTES: —� LL a CO: 1 O 1 1 I ‘ . ♦s. 1��,l- it-1�- + 1 % .1, 1©1 9, I)THE BOTTOM OF THE SIGN I ' 1 •C r, ►��" /, • 11°•%'•. •' ' SHOULD BE NO LESS THAN 36 �� —� GREEN 1 1 I a ---- I. INCHES AND NO MORE THAN 54 e* _ - - 1 �_ o QIi.o !° '" 1 1 ' '�1'i ' __ - INCHES ABOVE FINISH GRADE. s RESERVED . 2 I ' --- - ° o , °I o1'°11 �` 1' 2)SIGNS SHALL BE PROPERLY i„ "' p -- . ' 1 01. v , • i' �l_- '' 1• i CENTERED WITHIN THE PARKING PARKING \ 11 I_ --------- I' 1 0(�a ° or'• �1, i)M_ r�, ,1 , ate,• ��'�'•'r• SPACE. '� �� m \ L----- �'=3_ ^'� 1 01 a o� �1. a•' ® 3)THE SIGN FACE SHOULD BE _ S 2"HIGH \ . h \i I I _. __ 1 0��o►• LOCATED NO FARTHER THAN 6 GREEN ` BLUE O \ 00 I I I 1- 01,o ' \ FEET FROM THE FRONT OF EACH - .o LETTERS FIELD i 1 — _ -- - \ PARKING SPACE. CO Q N I — \\ 4)ALL LETTERING SERIES'C', HANDICAP BLUE _ N CAP � I \�M�o 5)INTERNATIONAL SYMBOL OF "=t_ PLATE PERMIT FIELD WHITE W m le le I •.•tt ACCESSIBILITY SHOW)WHITE ON S GREEN SYMBOL O �! 6'x6'BLUE:FIELD WITH 1/2 RADIUS - ONLY I/2"HIGH - c�W ' \\\, • II CORN6E BOTTOM OF THE VAN ` �` -__Yi LETTERS ACCESSIBLE SIGN SHALL BE NO i . GENERAL NOTES= N SS�R D�.I8 ABOVE VAN COLOR 2 ACCESSIBLE STALL PAINTING I SITE PLAN or\) 1)THE VAN ACCESSIBLE SIGN BAND SHALL BE CENTERED UNDER THE SPI.I SCALE I THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR HIRING A SURVEYOR TO STAKE SPI.1 SCALE:i'.20'-0' ACCESSIBLE PARKING SIGN AS • PROPERTY LINES AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS AS W SHOWN AS THE PROTECTION OF ALL SHOW �� EXISTING MONUMENTS OR MARKERS DURING CONSTRUCTION. 2. REMOVE OR RELOCATE ANY ABANDONED UTILITY LINES IF THEY CONFLICT WITH ANY NEW 3 HANDICAP SIGN UCONSTRUCTION,ALL ABANDONED LINES SHALL BE CAPPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPi l N TU3 A 3. 4' /E[ SIGNS SHALL BE POSTED STATING THE LOCATIONS OF EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF SWITCHES Z F Lr •'' 1 PER THE UFC. ABBREVIATIONS AND LEGEND. E E 4. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS WITH A MINIMUM RATING OF 2A:10 BC SHALL BE PROVIDED AND O �p�°9 w LOCATED BY THE CONTRACTOR AS NOT TO EXCEED MORE THAN 15 FEET FROM ANY DISPENSER OR TANK DROP LOCATION PER THE UFC. P1/2" 3'-S" 3'-IS» »CENTER LINE DC.•POINT OF CURVATURE 9 , Og \, COL. .COLUMN R •RADIUS ILLUMINATED LEGAL PRICE SKGl1 14 D< 4k ��"oNA 5. REFER TO GRADING I DRAINAGE PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS THAT MAY NOT EQ R.O.W.EXISTING R .W.•RIGHT OF WAY I SQ FT m BE SHOWN ON THIS PLAN. •EQUAL SHT. ••SHEET F.O.B.•FACE OF BUILDING SIM. •SIMILAR E.WOODBURME AVE S. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE IF SITE CONDITIONS OR F.0-C.•FACE OF CURB TYP. •TYPICAL L ° DATE: DIMENSIONS DISAGREE WITH INFORMATION SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS,WORK SHALL NOT (N) •NEW L.S.L. •LANDSCAPE SETBACK LINE CEMENT PLASTER FNISH ��� j cam»sws.»I,I, �cyA PROCEED UNTIL SUCH DIFFERENCES ARE RESOLVED. AC.PAVING OVER ABC.MN.,REFER TO SOILS REPORT le, t>r>!� OO `b 1. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CLEAN UP ALL DEBRIS AND HAUL AWAY ON A CONTINUOUS I lw +rrw ... AND CIVIL DRAWINGS. 1 BASIS,INCLUDING ALL REMOVED PAVING AND EXCAVATED SOIL. iS a ��� E 1/4 SECTION 36 a•as0 00 `d ;/ et THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE ABOVE OR BELOW l THICKENED ASPHALT PAYING TO ACCOMMODATE LOADED MIME m• E.TANGERINE RD. //- GRADE TO THE FACILITY DURING CONSTRUCTION. I TANKER TRUCK,REFER TO SOILS REPORT AND CIVIL DRAWINGS. 1 ..����. 1O PROJECT I -'-- ���� �\ - SITE 9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE COLLISION BARRIERS TO PROTECT CONTROL I CONCRETE PAVING UNDER CANOPY-CONC.OVER ABC w/ =111111KIILILIIIIII,IlLlI1111I1111111�111=H1111h��11I= -c / VEHICULAR DAMAGE. AND PIPING FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS THAT ARE EXPOSED TO !/�/Z�/J REBAR•Ib'O C.EACH WAY,REFER TO SOILS REPORTAND �IL��II:��:II��IL�,:11.��.11��:II��.IL��IL��.II��.IL�LIL��.1111' it.Llf11NATED ADDITIONAL OFFERIYs,PRE-CAST stow CAP moo( 1- 1 9924 CIVIL DRAWINGS. 11=11=11 II 11=11 11 11-11=I 11=11 SE CORNER a` STREET SIDE .=11 II 11 11=11 11 11.11 II 11=1 35 SQ FT,evict OF 3) SECTION 36 10. THE APPLICANT SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALLOCATING I%OF THE COST OF ALL II II 11=Ii II II=11=1 .11=11 PRE-CAST woe VENEER CONCRETE 0 S PORT AND CIVIL FUEL STORAGE • TANKS,REFER TO —- —- VICINITY MAP PRIVATE PROJECTS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR PUBLIC ART. (N) S F 11. ALL MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT,WHETHER GROUND OR ROOF MOUNTED SHALL BE SCREENED 1 FROM VIEW AND DESIGNED TO BE AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE BUILDING. MONUMENT SIGN V4 MILE 1a MILE ® PORTION OF THE B.W.1/4 OF SECTION 31,TIJ 8,RI4 E,AND THE SCALE:1/4'■1'-0' SE V4 OF SECTION 36,TU 8,RJ3 E,G 4 8.RM.TOUN OF ORO VALLEY, PIMA COUNTY,ARIZONA 1 A NMI. , • , , MP ,• IP STEEL ANGLES NOT SI-IOUN _ 1 1/2'x 1 1/2'x 5/16'STEEL FOR CLARITY ANGLES WITH PAINT FINISH I I/2'x 11/2'STEEL ANGLES••6'O.G. kil TYP. WELDED TO BENT PLATE 4'x 4'x 3/8'STEEL PLATE ,- 1 Oin, • 1/4 GROUND WELDS SMOOTH AND WELDED•45d EA.SIDE OF i� BEVEL CUT•ANGLE ENDS COLUMN 4 BEAM CONNECTION- / \I w 1 Z 1 r • '� \ I I/2'x I VO STEEL ANGLES V <GROUND 4'x 4'x 3/8'STEEL PLATE 1 e / � / W �� GRIND WELDS FLUSH AND i ® •6'O.C.OvER 5'x 3'x SMOOTH WELDED•45d EA.SIDE OF \ / - ) PAINT TO MATCH BEAM. COLUMN AND BEAM CONNECTION 0„� �i 5/%0 TUBE STEEL BEAM. �/ , 0 TOPOF M. I I .4/1 TUBE STEEL BEAM ' /// B CUT I1/4'HOLE AT INNER • n al, I FACE OF COLUMN/BEAM v 0' , /1 ,o, 1/4 BENT PLATE WELDED TO INTERSECTION AS SHOWN TUBE STEEL COLUMN ' \> TYP TUBE STEEL BEAM 1/4 VARIESII ,> J^ \ 1 \ N (GROUND SMOOTH :. \ \\ \ ": - •5 A106 REBAR HOR1Z.•4'O.G. 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S % ° i�:� \ , 1 1 1 p I L l .►J_/ ` •r` err' ; i 1� �,-4z% C. ��...s,, r� firs�e, II I I kl‘ti:et,V At 4.4A qlt,;:tl: A r1V777'''gr."- - .\ \\ \ 1 \ \ 1 1 y _ y let A ! 10_____\__. ,.46 a il y y 1 — — O �-- — ID!I -e ��.° ;'° be-0 1fer'°;. ., t, It, % ,'I'S ' rfriA -- 46 K . �� a ° 1 �r , ,� . 1 z.o \ I 1 i _ — I 4% :n_or. �� it ' °4''1�4. � �_.Mil © \`�\ \ 4 1J •r _ ° E. Uin y \' ly y 1r °/�°- °'1'°�,° © E.WOopBiI�NE AVE • y 1 ' _-- IT ' PROJECT 1 i y '�� SITE \ 1 1 y ' -- --- UMf tS OF NEIN/O(ISTNG COBBLE 0 •a Landscape Plan E v4 SECTION 36 i Al 0 cap / yy 1, Itl , SIGN AND LANDSCAPI NG :+'�: Scale 1:20 E.TANGERINE rm• �' ,' ■ ■ ■ PLAN KEY NOTES: (FOR THIS SHEET ONLY) 20 10 20 NO I ' 36 (C41"' "1 GRAPHIC SCALE NORTH SE CORNER Gf g1 EXISTING PALO BREA TREE TO REMAIN 11 �1ON Q Q Q STEEL SHADE TREWS OVER SEATING AREA(SEE ARCH. DWGS.) t Q R Q EXISTING MESQUITE TREE TO REMAIN 0NEW GAS MONUMENT SKIN BY SLPERATE Pew(SEE ARCH. DWGS.) +4 (REPLACE EXISTING LANDSCAPE DVIMAGED BY INSTAu.a nON) ERGE TO REMAIN u 'ro. Q3 EXISTING PALO V TY MAP Wil 'ry 0EXISTNG LANDSCAPE TO REMAIN (PROTECT DURING CONSTRUCTION) N.T.S. HA4)H PLOT DATE: 0 INSTALL 2.DEEP, 1/2°MINUS REDDISH BROWN DECOMPOSED 1.0 g GRANITE TO MATCH EXISTING GRANITE AT CENTER 0EXISTING RETAINING WALL TO REMAIN c ® EXISTING COBBLE TO REMAIN 15 BELOW GRADE FUEL STORAGE TANKS (SEE ARCH. DWGS.) s © INSTALL NEW COBBLE TO MATCH EXISTING,DETAL 3 07 EXISTING UCHT POLE TO REMAIN ® N»G ELECTRICAL Tr oRMER TD BE REL OCATEo r. ryan 9924' �' phillip ® RELOCATED ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER landscape architect p.c. L 1 landscape architecture planni • 10 GINS PUMP CANOPY(SEE ARCH. DWGS.) 1343 n.alma school road,suite 12' chandler,ar zona 85224 U (480)899-5813 fax(480)821-0553 IO IF IE ID IC IB IA IP `I' V41 IP 60 3 �w .' >yyi \\ !Q \ •\ �� ♦♦♦ (--N 0 i\Z \ • . . ( \! \\ \ \ c\ , , • • „„ u�<-� � ,'/ ;\7 �\ ♦ ♦♦• / (\ \ % \ \\ \\\\ IRRIGATION PLAN NOTES X --- ' `��� `� ♦♦ ♦♦♦ ,•/ \\\\ %\\\ A. THE IRRIGATION CONTROLLER, BACKFLOW \ # \ M / I \\ ' \\ PREVENTION UNIT, AND REMOTE CONTROL 1 ,_- , \ �� VALVES ARE EXISTING. CONNECT TO \ $ /' O % \ �� \\ EXISTING EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED. \ \ /,. • '' ID f I '� B. ALL PIPING AND DIRECT BURIAL WIRING 5.0 \ * tiK ' �� \ © % o,, 011?1 I i ��' //>> C. INDIVIDUAL EMITTERS ARE NOT SHOWN ON,t ' /tit � \ `�\\ \ l NUMBER OF EMITTERS PER PLANT AND,�c `'i \ v�� \\\\ COORDINATE WITH LANDSCAPE PLANS TO �� �1+., iiiQ DETERMINE TOTAL QUANTR OF EMITTERS. %_,.___ IX whi., k. mol iii,,a iiii ii\u m \ l ik.:4 I I I 1::7 Li i..a i i 4 � ,� NOTES: FOR THIS sF1EEi oNl 4.0— C imi It \ m Nkt171N111lMNMIIIIbt 1 PLAN KEY ( �O iiri.►�i o 1 01 UNDERGROUND GAS STORAGE TANKS immomm ,\ I- 1/ ` ==X4oI••s am ®,I`I, 43 �#��,i 02 OVERHEAD GAS CANOPY(SEE ARCH. DWGS.) cii: \ `` \ \ �`© � - _ t'J GAS PUMPS (SEE ARCH. DWGS.) 1 1 ` kII4 BENCHES SEE ARCH. DWGS.) >imzril • 0 \ \\ IIIBIIIk4V•Ak.irg 1 \\ \ ,1 ♦♦♦♦ ,•� t� IXISTING DRIP SYSTEM TO REMAIN © ` \ �� ` l.MEOW lj © IXISTING RETAINING WALL TO REMAIN 1 1 1 \ \ \ •`,1 O7 EXISTING LIGHT POLE 11 i \` \ - _ _ - - N 1 \ \ \ ® ® IXISTING DRIP (EMITTER)VALVES TO REMAN Q LL LL 1 1 _ — - - - I 9 NEW SIGN (SEE ARCH. 11 0 II 1 �`® � \ '- - - - - O \ 1 O DWGS.) 3D— zt.j. (f 1 , 1 _ \ — — —' 10 CONNECT TO DUSTING VALVE (DOWNSTREAM OF VALVE AND J cf 1 1 0 _ _ - - \ • ' UPSTREAM OF PRESSURE REGULATOR) 1\ \ r \\ _ 11 INSTALL NEW 1 CL 200 PVC SUBMAIN a u-Cr: 11 11 1\ ` \ / \ 'r, I 12 INSTALL NEW Y-ALTER AND PRESSURE REGULATOR PER >' 1 1a. SCHEDULE ` \II 1 I 1 i ird �s • "" °' ' I 1 1 �C.'r ? Q 1• °�- /► 13 INSTALL 2 SCH. 40 PVC SLEEVE �G�; \ 1 11 1 I I 1:46, ,�° ( V1.Q,�. �' • ° ° °4, -_ j 14 INSTALL 1'CL 200 PVC EMIT Ili DISTRIBUTION LINE m`g gi t\ 1 1 1 �` QQ— .- ;1i It.,."!_' -•i . Lib . 15 EXISTING ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMER TO BE RELOCATED4. _Q^+ 1\ ti 11 '1 — _- i� °I .° ° f.,4% ,i/,° ' $0 1'f,,; 0 ..... _ 16 RELOCATED TRANSFORMER I 11\ 1 1 1 - - I 1 1t° ;( °I'oi,°I .°:1• Or �' i. ` „°i ,1 t II \� I II r ��°I�°,I°,'° '°'� ■ . I \ `I II 1 \\ °° Irrigation Plan AV " o �1 ; ', �� • •`"Y Scale 1:20 '11 m 20 10 0 20 4 `,nD' GRAPHIC SCALE NORTy 1 IRRIGATION SCHEDULE' R" EMITTERS: +4 .4 24' BOX TREES: 1 EACH RAINBIRD XERI-BIRD (XBD-80) MULTI-OUTLET EMISSION DEVICE WITH XB-20 EMITTERS jDNA (4 PORTS OPEN PER TREE), DETAIL 7, SHEET L-3 N 5 AND 1 GALLON SHRUBS: 1 EACH RAINBIRD XERI-BIRD XBD-80) MULTI-OUTLET EMI ION DEVICE WITH u PLOT DAM a_ XB-10 EMITTERS (1 G.P.H. PER SHRUB- INSTALL (1) XBD-80 PER 3-6 SHRUBS) DETAIL 7, SHEET L-3 a VALVES AND ACCESSORIES co cn • RAINBIRD Y-FILTER (AF100-200) AND PRESSURE REGULATOR (PSI-M40x-100), DETAILS 5 & 6, SHEET L-3 a c- AG. PRODUCTS MANUAL DRAIN VALVE, DETAIL 9, SHEET L-3 0 PIPING: C-_=SCHEDULE 40 PVC SLEEVE 99241 3 ----CLASS 200 PVC OR GREATER LATERALS p h i l l i p r. ryan q landscape architect p.c. landscape architecture&plannin• L. g 1343 n.alma school road,suite 12' chandler, IRI 480 899-5813afax 48nzona�1-0553 g ( ) t ) -6 I0 IF I ID IC I IA 0 AGENDA ORO VALLEY PUBLIC ART REVIEW COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING MONDAY JANUARY 7, 2002 CALL TO ORDER: at or about 4:30 p.m. AGENDA ITEMS 1. SUBJECT: OV5-01-05, SAFEWAY ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TANGERINE ROAD AND FIRST AVENUE. Safeway is requesting approval of a proposed public art sculpture. For additional information, please contact Bob Conant, Planner II, at 229-4822 STAFF REPORT ADJOURNMENT • P\A.EY q9� 040 ��6) 2 TOWN OF ORO VALLEY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT # • Planning and Zoning • Building Safety .,� 11000 N.La Canada Drive,Oro Valley,AZ 85737•(520)229-4800•Fax(520)742-1022 24- • Parks and Recreation 1N 680 W.Calle Concordia,Oro Valley,AZ 85737•(520)229-5050•Fax(520)797-2202 c"'VNDED ' January 10, 2002 Jennifer Belliston Safeway Inc. 2750 Priest Drive Tempe,AZ 85282 RE: OV5-01-05, Safeway Fuel Center Public Art Dear Jennifer: The Public Art Review Committee(PARC)reviewed the proposed public art for the above referenced project on January 7, 2002. PARC has recommended approval of the proposed artwork; Town Council will consider the project at their regular meeting of February 20,2002. Please submit the following for Town Council review: Seven(7) 11"X 17"copies of the Development Plan Seven(7) 8.5"X 11"colored renderings or photographs of the proposed public art Seven(7) copies of the Artist's Biography Resubmittal deadline is noon on January 25, 2002. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at(520)229-4800 Very tru y yours, Robert M. Conant,Jr. Planner II cc: Gigi Miller,PARC Shirley Gay File www.townoforovalley.com IP Town or Oro Valley Public Art Review Committee Notes from meeting with Mat Mutafis on February 4, 2002 Committee members in attendance: Gigi Miller .„j / 1 Harriet Houg 14431. David Grigsby The committee was un- imous i' s greement that the proposed public art was not a good response for the project being reviewed for the following reasons: 1. We questioned that two mosaic tile covered sitting benches without hacks represented the value that was required to be invested in the public art for this project. The specific amount was documented by a Town of Oro Valley letter to the Developer. 2. The proposal of benches in this strip mall walkway location also was questioned. We have accepted benches and similar items in the past when they appear to provide a needed accommodation. In this instance, in our opinion, they did not. Additionally; when we review these proposals we expect see that the site furnishings them selves a set in a meaningful composition relative to what is going on around them, and again the siteing here was very perfunctory. 3 We made some suggestions as to what the artist might suggest to his client, as possible proposals since the artist seem to have no ideas of his own. We saw this proposal as purely perfunctory in meeting the letter of the law with no interest, imagination, or enthusiasm for the meaning and intent of the ordinance. We know more meaningful art can be provided within the parameters of this project, MINUTES ORO VALLEY TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR SESSION FEBRUARY 20, 2002 ORO VALLEY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 11,000 N. LA CANADA DRIVE REGULAR SESSION AT OR AFTER 6:00 PM CALL TO ORDER 6:00 P.M. ROLL CALL PRESENT: Paul Loomis, Mayor Fran LaSala, Council Member (Arrived at 6:10 p.m.) Bart Rochman, Council Member Werner Wolff, Council Member EXCUSED: Dick Johnson, Vice Mayor(Due to illness) EXECUTIVE SESSION AT OR AFTER 6:00 PM MOTION: A MOTION was made by Council Member Rochman and SECONDED by Council Member Wolff to go into Executive Session at 6:00 p.m. for the following purpose: 1. Pursuant to ARS 38-431.03 (A)(3) & (A)(4) Discussion or consultation with the Town Attorney for Legal Advice and pending or contemplated litigation relating to Wong Family, L.L.C. v. Town of Oro Valley, Pima County Cause No. 20005064 2. Pursuant to ARS 38-431.03 (A) (3) Discussion or consultation with the Town Attorney for Legal Advice relating to Cricket Telecommunication Cell Tower MOTION carried, 3 —0. MOTION: A MOTON was made by Council Member LaSala and SECONDED by Council Member Wolff to go out of Executive Session at 6:42 p.m. Motion carried, 4-0. RESUME REGULAR SESSION AT OR AFTER 7:00 PM CALL TO ORDER 7:02 p.m. ROLL CALL PRESENT: Paul Loomis, Mayor Fran LaSala, Council Member Bart Rochman, Council Member Werner Wolff, Council Member EXCUSED: Dick Johnson, Vice Mayor(Due to illness) v r 02/20/02 Minutes,Council Regular Session 2 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Mayor Loomis led the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance. UPCOMING MEETING ANNOUNCEMENTS Town Manager Chuck Sweet reviewed the upcoming meetings. CALL TO AUDIENCE Joyce Stavro, 6161 E. Grant Road, thanked the Council, the Police Department and the Town for their support for the Better Than Ever Program (runs in conjunction with the Arizona Cancer Center and the Bobbi Olson Fund.) Ms. Stavro then presented the Council and Police Chief Sharp with t-shirts,medals and Plaques of Appreciation. She also presented Dick Maes, representing Vistoso Partners, a Plaque of Appreciation for being a Gold Sponsor of the event. 1. CONSENT AGENDA MOTION: Council Member Rochman MOVED to APPROVE the Consent Agenda. Council Member Wolff SECONDED the motion. Motion carried, 4—0. A. Minutes— 1-23-02; 1-28-02 B. Coyote Run Activity Report—January 2002 C. Building Safety Activity Report—January 2002 D. Budget and Bond Committee Report for the quarter ended December 31, 2001 E. Public Information Report—January 2002 F. Police Report—January 2002 G. Resolution No. (R)02-09 Authorizing and approving the execution of a contract between the Town of Oro Valley and Sakellar Associates to provide professional services for the Oro Valley Police Department 911 Building Expansion and Emergency Call Center Renovation in the amount of$23,450 H. Resolution No. (R)02-10 Authorizing the execution of an Intergovernmental Agreement between the Town of Oro Valley and Arizona Department of Transportation, Intermodal Transportation Division for administering funds for the design and right of way acquisition for La Canada Drive Extension from Tangerine Road to Moore Road I. Resolution No. (R)02-11 Award of contract to RS Engineering for professional engineering services for the Pusch View/Lambert Lane Extension Roadway, Bridge Design and First Avenue Bridge Design for 100%plans, specifications and cost estimate in the amount of$476,367 for the Pusch View Extension and $175,757 for the First Avenue bridge J. Resolution No. (R)02-13 Declaring amendments to Chapter 11 of the Oro Valley Zoning Code Revised Off-Street Parking and Off-Street Loading, Chapter 2 Definitions, Chapter 9 Conditional Use Regulations and Article 16- 1 Design Guidelines, a public record 02/20/02 Minutes,Council Regular Session 3 K. Resolution No. (R)02-14 Declaring amendments to Chapter 14, Article 14-2 et seq., Landscape, Irrigation and Buffer yard Plans and all references thereto, Chapter 2 Definitions, and Article 16-1 Design Guidelines of the Oro Valley Zoning Code Revised, a public record L. Resolution No. (R)02-15 Declaring that certain document, Oro Valley Town Code, Section 15-24-4, Town-Owned Stormwater Utility("Enterprise"), a public record M. Resolution No. (R)02-16 Authorizing and approving the execution of the contract between the Town of Oro Valley and Joe Tyler to provide public art for the La Canada Extension in the amount of$65,000 N. Resolution No. (R)02-17 Authorizing and approving the execution of the contract between the Town of Oro Valley and Moria Marti Geoffrion to provide public art for the First Avenue Widening Project in the amount of $85,000 O. OV5-01-05 Approval of Public Art for the Safeway Fuel Center, located on the northeast corner of Tangerine Road and Rancho Vistoso Boulevard,Parcel No. 223020380 P. OV12-97-21B Approval of Final Plat for Phase III of Vistoso Village, Property located on the northwest corner of Rancho Vistoso Boulevard and Woodshade Road, within Rancho Vistoso Neighborhood 10 Parcel N,Parcel #21921632A Q. Approval of 2001/2002 Planning &Zoning Commission Work Plan 2. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING — ORDINANCE NO. (0)01-29 OV7-01- 06 INSERTING A NEW CHAPTER 17 "OUTDOOR LIGHTING" TO THE ORO VALLEY ZONING CODE REVISED AND AMENDING ALL REFERENCES TO OUTDOOR LIGHTING IN CHAPTERS 6, 8, 9, 10 AND 13,AND BY DELETING ALL LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS IN SAID CHAPTERS,AMEND CHAPTER 2 DEFINITIONS, AMEND ARTICLE 16-1 DESIGN GUIDELINES OF THE ORO VALLEY ZONING CODE REVISED, AND AMENDING THE ORO VALLEY TOWN CODE BY DELETING IN ITS ENTIRETY,ARTICLE 6-7 OUTDOOR LIGHTING CODE (CONTINUED FROM 12-19-01) Sangeeta Jain, Planner II, reported that the Outdoor Lighting Ordinance was continued by the Council from the December 19, 2001 Council meeting in order to hold a Study Session on the item. She stated that the Study Session was held on January 14, 2002 to review several issues. Ms. Jain reviewed proposed changes in the following areas: • Height of Light Poles o Recommendations for C-2 Zoning—28 ft. o All other zoning districts— 18 ft. (With exceptions in the T-P District being forwarded to the Development Review Board to allow an increase up to 28 ft.based on factors such as lot size, proximity to residential areas, etc.) • Light Trespass (Reworded definition to provide clarity) • Light Shielding (Wall-mounted luminaries and reflectivity) 02/20/02 Minutes,Council Regular Session 4 ■ Lumen Levels for Schools and Churches (Moved to higher lumen category —E3a) Ms. Jain also reviewed recommended technical comments as provided by Chris Monrad of Monrad Engineering and other lighting professionals. These included suggested changes to Section 17-301 3 - If canopy lighting is being proposed,then provide calculations for average maintained levels of horizontal illuminance at 36 inches above grade level in foot candles. In Section 17-402 A—The height of a pole-mounted luminaire shall be measured from finished grade to the bottom of the lens of a luminaire. In Section 17-403 E—Canopy lighting shall be limited to an average maintained horizontal illuminance level at 36 inches above grade of 50 fc(foot candles) in E3 and E3a, 30 fc in E2, and 10 fc in E2a. Ms. Jain also stated that staff is recommending a change to Section 17-403 C—The churches and schools shall uniformly reduce lighting to 50% or to a minimum level required by IESNA (Illuminating Engineering Society of North America) for security purposes one hour after close of business. Other businesses in E3 and E3a areas may uniformly reduce the level of lighting one hour after close of business. *(Wording to be changed per Council's motion.) In response to a question from Mayor Loomis regarding the requirements for the height of the light fixture verses the requirements for the actual height of the light pole and whether there should be limits applied,Mr. Hy Kaplan, Technical Consultant, explained that a trunion is mounted on top of the pole which holds the light fixture in place. He explained that unless something additional is placed on top of the pole, the pole would be limited to the allowed height. Planning and Zoning Administrator Bryant Nodine then explained that the other sections of the Zoning Code would address any additional pertinence over that allowed by the Lighting Code. He stated that a restriction could be added to the pole height stating that the pole and lens height would be no higher than"x" amount of feet. Further discussion followed regarding the allowed minimum safe lighting for churches and schools. Mayor Loomis requested that an illustration be added to the Outdoor Lighting Code that depicted the pole, trunion and lens mounting. Mayor Loomis opened the public hearing. Bill Adler, 10720 N. Eagle Eye Place, referenced photographs that he presented to Planning Staff depicting lighting in other cities that are using shorter light poles (typically 18 feet.) He stated that technology is such that now there can be adequate lighting with lower heights on poles without compromising safety and security. He stated that the Town should apply the 18 foot pole height limitation and treat other requests as variances that would be heard by the Board of Adjustment. 02/20/02 Minutes,Council Regular Session 5 Mayor Loomis closed the public hearing. Further discussion followed regarding the rationale for 28 foot poles in C-2 Zoning Districts (such as the Home Depot and Target shopping areas)which have large parking lots, limitations as used by the City of Tucson and Pima County, and the fact that there is nothing in the Lighting Code that prevents C-2 zones from installing 18 foot poles. MOTION: Council Member Wolff MOVED to approve Ordinance No. (0)01-29, adopting amendments as shown in Exhibits "A"through "I" and with changes as presented in the Supplemental Council Communication. Council Member Rochman SECONDED the motion. (Exhibits "A"—"I" are attached to the end of the minutes.) AMENDMENTS TO THE MOTION: Mayor Loomis asked to add an additional sentence to Section 17-402 that limits the pole height and lens as discussed (identify height of pole mounted luminaire would be from the finished grade to the bottom of the lens -18 feet or 28 feet and allowing up to 2 feet additional pole height) and to include an illustration. He also asked that in Section 17-403C (*additional comment from Staff)be changed by deleting "to 50%" and change the word "required"to "recommended." Council Members Wolff and Rochman agreed to the amendments. MOTION AS AMENDED, carried 4—0. 3. PUBLIC HEARING—RESOLUTION NO. (R)02-18 ADOPTION OF THE TOWN OF ORO VALLEY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEAR 2002/03 THROUGH FISCAL YEAR 2006/07 Nina Trasoff, Consultant and Facilitator for the Capital Improvements Program Technical Advisory Committee (CIP TAC,) explained that Capital Projects are identified as costing over $10,000;have an expected useful life of two years or more; and become an asset of the town. She explained that this was an especially challenging year since there were no available funds in the General Fund. Ms. Trasoff reviewed recommendations made by the CIP TAC which included: extending the use of vehicles from 100,000 miles to 120,000 miles before replacement, including the Town's Information Systems Technician as a CIP TAC member, and to look at visioning meetings that would look at such things as ADA compliance within the community, computer system needs for the Town, etc. The TAC also recommended that there be a liaison between the General Plan Steering Committee and the CIP TAC. Ms. Trasoff also explained that this year the TAC studied cost savings as they ranked Assumption Projects (Assumption Projects have not been rated in the past.) Also ranked were Non-Assumption Projects. One project that has been recommended for funding is Evaporation and Heat Blankets for the Municipal Pool. She reported that it was strongly felt that this item would demonstrate a savings of at least the original cost ($28,000) of the blankets within one year. Each year following, a similar return should be realized by the Town. 02/20/02 Minutes,Council Regular Session 6 In response to a question from Council Member Rochman, Parks and Recreation Administrator Ainsley Reeder explained that the manufacturer of the blankets has provided staff with percentages for savings in costs of heating and evaporation. She stated that staff has also worked the numbers and a similar savings was projected. She also stated that the blanket and the reels are guaranteed for 5 years. Ms. Trasoff reported that the CEP TAC has recommended that the Council fund the projects under HURF (Highway Users Revenue Funds) and the Townwide Roadway Impact Fees as the funding is available for these projects. Council Member Wolff stated that he sat as the Council liaison to the CIP TAC. He commended staff and all those involved in the process. Mayor Loomis opened the public hearing. There being no speakers,the public hearing was closed. Discussion followed regarding the Townwide Roadway Impact Fees, specific project funding,ranked assumption projects,the Reserve Fund, and revenue projections for the next fiscal year. MOTION: Council Member Rochman MOVED to ADOPT Resolution No. (R)02-18, approval of the Capital Improvements Program FY 2002/03 through 2006/07 with the CIP TAC recommendations. Council Member Wolff SECONDED the motion. Discussion followed on standardizing the criteria set for service levels and reporting project cost savings to the CIP TAC for next year's planning. Motion carried, 4—0. Mayor Loomis recessed the meeting at 8:00 p.m. The meeting resumed at 8:10 p.m. 4. CONSIDERATION AND/OR POSSIBLE ACTION REGARDING THE ORO VALLEY CACTUS SPEED CLASSIC VI MARATHON AND FITNESS SKATE ON NOVEMBER 3, 2002 Parks and Recreation Administrator Ainsley Reeder reported that the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and staff are recommending that the Cactus Speed Classic VI Marathon and Fitness Skate be held on Sunday,November 3, 2002 and that the Town sponsor route support not to exceed $5,000. MOTION: Council Member LaSala MOVED to APPROVE the Cactus Speed Classic VI in Oro Valley on November 3, 2002 with a sponsorship for route support not to exceed$5,000, subject to the 2002/03 budget appropriation. Council Member Wolff SECONDED the motion. Motion carried, 4— 0. 02/20/02 Minutes,Council Regular Session 7 5. OV 12-00-20 APPROVAL FOR PRELIMINARY PLAT EXTENSION FOR RANCHO VISTOSO NEIGHBORHOOD 10,PARCEL Z FOR 10 SINGLE- FAMILY LOTS (LOCATED NORTH OF MOORE ROAD AND 1/z MILE EST OF RANCHO VISTOSO BOULEVARD, PARCEL NO. 219216360 Community Development Director Brent Sinclair reported that The WLB Group, on behalf of Vistoso Partners, has requested a six month extension to their Preliminary Plat, OV 12-00-20 located in Rancho Vistoso Neighborhood 10, Parcel Z,which was originally approved by the Town Council on August 15, 2001. MOTION: Council Member Wolff MOVED to APPROVE the six month extension of OV 12-00-20,Rancho Vistoso Neighborhood 10, Parcel Z Preliminary Plat. Council Member Rochman SECONDED the motion. Motion carried, 4—0. 6. OV 12-01-11 PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR PARCEL AG, FOR 32 SINGLE- FAMILY LOTS ON 9.10 ACRES LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF VISTOSO HIGHLANDS DRIVE AND THE MULLIGAN DRIVE INTERSECTION - APPROXIMATELY ONE-HALF MILE WEST OF RANCHO VISTOSO BOULEVARD,WITHIN RANCHO VISTOSO NEIGHBORHOOD11, PARCEL#219191870 Community Development Director Brent Sinclair reviewed a map representing Parcel AG in Rancho Vistoso Neighborhood 11. He reported that this Preliminary Plat is for 32 single family lots on 9.10 acres located on the north side of Vistoso Highlands Drive and the Mulligan Drive Intersection. He explained that some of the lots border on the golf course and the Landscape Plan was approved by the Development Review Board on January 8, 2002 which increases the buffer between the abutting lots and the tee boxes. Mr. Sinclair also reported that the average lots are 7,700 square feet in size and will be in a gated community with private streets. There will also be a .35 acre private recreation area. In response to a question from Mayor Loomis, Steve Oliverio, The WLB Group representing Vistoso Partners, explained that the proposal for the gated community is similar to the subdivision across the street and that this project would provide a single entrance. He also explained that the Homeowners Association would have the responsibility to maintain the streets. Mr. Oliverio stated that they had no problem with the conditions as listed in Exhibit "A". In response to the same question from Mayor Loomis, Town Engineer Bill Jansen further explained that the minimum width for the streets to be accepted by the Town is a 45-foot wide right-of-way and the proposed plat provides for a 32-foot wide right-of-way. He also stated that he was comfortable with the provisions as listed in Exhibit "A". Council Member LaSala asked that a condition be added that notes that the roads within the parcel are private and will be the responsibility of the Homeowners Association for that parcel (the Sub-Association.) • 02/20/02 Minutes,Council Regular Session 8 Mayor Loomis opened the floor for public comment. Bill Adler, 10720 N. Eagle Eye Place, expressed his concern for the maintenance of the riparian area in the parcel. He stated that when the Town designates a riparian or conservation area,they should also take responsibility along with the Homeowners Association for enforcing compliance with all the requirements of the Town's ordinance that protect and preserve such areas. In response to a question from Mayor Loomis, Planning and Zoning Administrator Bryant Nodine explained that a portion of the parcel falls in the Riparian Habitat Overlay District. He explained that the enforcement of the riparian and conservation areas are managed by responding to telephone complaints, "windshield surveys", and studying the riparian areas when visiting nearby sites. MOTION: Council Member Wolff MOVED to APPROVE OV 12-01-11,Parcel AG Preliminary Plat, Rancho Vistoso Neighborhood 11, effective on the date of satisfaction of the conditions listed in Exhibit"A"with the additional condition that the roadways within the parcel are private roadways and the maintenance is the responsibility of the Homeowners Association for that parcel and that it be noted in the CC&Rs; and General Note#15 shall also be modified to include"roadways." A) (Amended per motion.) 1. The Town Engineer will permit the proposed 32-foot rights-of-way for the private streets of this subdivision with the following conditions: • There shall be no on street parking. • The narrow rights-of-way will preclude these streets from becoming public streets in the future. • The above conditions shall be noted in the CC&Rs and as notes on the Preliminary and Final Plats. • The water main shall be located outside of the pavement. • The roadways within the parcel are private roadways and the maintenance is the responsibility of the Homeowners Association for that parcel and will be noted in the CC&Rs. General Note#15 shall be modified to include"roadways." Mayor Loomis SECONDED the motion. Motion carried, 4—0. 7. RESOLUTION NO. (R)02-12 AWARD OF CONTRACT TO PACIFIC BUILDING INTERIORS INC. FOR PROJECT NO. 30 00/01 04, ORO VALLEY TOWN HALL ADMINISTRATION EXPANSION AND COURT REMODELING MOTION: Council Member LaSala MOVED to APPROVE Resolution No. (R)02-12, authorizing acceptance of the Bid Proposal and Award of Contract to Pacific Building Interiors, Inc. in the amount of$1,110,000.00. Council Member Rochman SECONDED the motion. Motion carried, 4—O. 02/20/02 Minutes,Council Regular Session 9 8. OV12-97-14B APPROVAL OF A FINAL PLAT FOR SAN JOSE PLAZA (PARCELS #224310002C, D, & E) LOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF ORACLE ROAD 1/8 MILE NORTH OF EL CONQUISTADOR WAY Planning and Zoning Administrator Bryant Nodine reviewed the Council Communication explaining that the development plan for this property was approved in October 1997. The plan includes a two-story hotel, two restaurant pads and two pads for retail shops or offices. He explained that there is also natural open space on the site. Mr. Nodine reported that the property has been partially platted with parcels being split off for the Holiday Inn Express and Pizzeria Uno. He stated that the applicant has requested to plat six lots, a natural open space, Common Area A (the sloped area to the north) and Common Area B (the drainage channel.) Mr. Nodine explained that a condition of the rezoning was that the concrete used to construct the drainage channel be colored to match the soils on the site. (Condition included in Exhibit "A") Mr. Nodine reported that the proposal meets the requirements of the Zoning Code Revised and with the Conditions listed in Exhibit"A", also meets the requirements of the rezoning. He stated that staff has recommended approval. Discussion followed regarding the drainage channel retaining a sandy bottom and maintenance of the painted sides and drops being the responsibility of the common homeowners association. Dwayne DeLarco, representing San Jose Plaza, stated that they are requesting approval of the Final Plat. Mr. DeLarco explained that they have met and/or exceeded the requirements of the original plat. Some of the additional work completed was: • Removed unsafe left turn at Greenock Drive and improved median. • Improved traffic light at El Conquistador Way with safe left turn light and increased left turn bay. • Cemented culvert for the Homeowners Association. Mr. DeLarco stated that the project would provide a good tax base for the Town. He explained that they have also agreed to stay in contact with the Homeowners Association to keep them informed of the project's progress. He said that they have no problems with the conditions as listed in Exhibit"A." MOTION: Council Member LaSala MOVED to APPROVE OV12-97-14B, Final Plat for San Jose Plaza, Lots 1 through 6, Common Areas A and B, and natural open space effective on the date of satisfaction of the conditions in Exhibit "A." A) 1. Paint the sides and drops of the drainage channel the same sandy color as the section to the east. 2. Submit revised CC&Rs, including provisions to maintain the paint in the channel. These must be reviewed by staff and then recorded, prior to recordation of the plat. • 02/20/02 Minutes,Council Regular Session 10 Council Member Wolff SECONDED the motion. Motion carried, 4—0. TOWN MANAGER'S REPORT No report. CALL TO AUDIENCE No speakers. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: Council Member Wolff MOVED to ADJOURN at 8:47 p.m. Council Member Rochman SECONDED the motion. Motion carried, 4—0. Respectfully submitted, Roxana Garrity, Deputy Town Clerk I hereby certify that the foregoing minutes are a true and correct copy of the minutes of the regular session of the Town of Oro Valley Council of Oro Valley, Arizona held on the 20th day of February 2002. I further certify that the meeting was duly called and held and that a quorum was present. Dated this 7-141 day of , 2002. Kath E. Cuvelier, CMC Town Clerk O Ix EY A'4/ r TOWN OF ORO VALLEY w w;.. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT m4Y u • Planning and Zoning • Building Safety ` 11000 N.La Canada Drive,Oro Valley,AZ 85737 Y (520)229-4800•Fax(520)742-1022 ,r. • Parks and Recreation 680 W.Calle Concordia,Oro Valley,AZ 85737•(520)229-5050•Fax(520)797-2202 SUN D ED 19 February 21, 2002 Jennifer Belliston Safeway, Inc. 2750 Priest Drive Tempe, AZ 85282 RE: OV5-01-05, Safeway Fuel Center Public Art Parcel 223-020-380 Dear Jennifer: At their regular meeting of February 20, 2002, the Town Council voted by a majority(4-0) to approve the Safeway Fuel Center Public Art. As you are aware the public art must be installed prior to receiving a Certificate of Occupancy for the building. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at(520) 229-4800. V ery t ly ours, obert M. Conant,Jr. Planner II cc: Shirley Gay File www.townoforoval ley.com