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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD
TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2009 AT 5:30 P.M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. ROLL CALL:
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD
Regular Members Alternates
Lee Bickford (Chair) Susan Tornabene (1St Alt.)
Diane Cappella Dianne Sacchetti (2"d Alt)
Myra Davis
Ellen Dukes
Cable Neuhaus (Vice Chair)
Jennifer O'Brien
David Porter
Also in attendance: Kara Irwin, AICP
Growth Management Administrator/Staff Liaison
IV. ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, MODIFICATIONS
V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
• May 19, 2009
VI. ITEMS BY COUNCIL LIAISON
VII. ITEMS BY STAFF LIAISON
• Update on bus shelters
VIII. OLD BUSINESS
• AIPP-08-12-000023 Art In Public Places
Legends at the Gardens MXD PUD-Walgreens
IX. NEW BUSINESS
• AIPP-09-06-000024 Art In Public Places Public Workshop
Frenchman's Crossing
X. COMMENTS BY THE PUBLIC
XI. COMMENTS BY THE BOARD
XII. ADJOURNMENT
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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
MAY 19, 2009
The regular meeting was called to order at 5:37 p.m. by Vice Chair Cable Neuhaus.
L CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
IIL ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Vice Chair Cable Neuhaus, Diane Cappella, Myra Davis, Ellen Dukes, Jennifer
O'Brien, David Porter, Dianne Sacchetti (2nd Alternate filling in for Lee Bickfard)
ABSENT: Chair Lee Bickford
ALSO PRESENT: Growth Management Administrator, Staff Liaison Kara Irwin; Resource
Manager, Alternate Staff Liaison Allyson Black; Planner Kathryn Wilson
IV. ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, MODIFICATIONS
None.
V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES :�
Diane Cappella made a motion to approve the April 21, 2009 minutes. '
Myra Davis seconded.
Motion passed, 7-0.
VL ITEMS BY COUNCIL LIAISON
None. �
VII. UPDATE BY STAFF LIAISON
Staff Liaison Irwin reported the flyover art is under discussion by the City Attorney and the
artist's attorney at this time. The Emergency Operations Communications Center (EOCC)
mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held May 21, 2009 in council chambers.
David Porter expressed the interest of the AIPP board members in being involved early on in
planning for art work on the outside of the EOCC building and stated the art account does have
funds available.
Assistant Staff Liaison Black stated the bus shelter call to artists was not published because the
City's attorney is not yet satisfied with the document, but a June 1, 2009 issue date is possible.
VIIL OLD BUSINESS
None.
IX. NEW BUSINESS
Art for Le�ends at the Gardens MXD PUD — Walgreens at (AIPP-09-01-000023)
The followin� individuals commented on this a�enda item: Art Consultant Orna Miller, Staff
Liaison Kara Irwin, David Porter.
David Porter made a motion for approval of the art.
Diane Cappella seconded.
Motion passed, 7-0.
X. COMMENTS BY THE PUBLIC
None.
XI. COMMENTS BY THE BOARD
None.
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XII. ADJOURNMENT
David Porter made a motion for adjournment.
Myra Davis seconded.
Motion passed, 7-0.
The meeting adjourned at 6:34 p.m. The next regular meeting wi]] be held June 16, 2009.
APPROVED
Lee Bickford, Chair
Cable Neuhaus, Vice Chair
Diane Cappella
Myra Davis
Ellen Dukes
Jennifer O'Brien
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David Porter
ATTEST
Donna M. Cannon
Municipal Services Coardinatar
NOTE: These minutes are prepared in compliance with 286.011 F.S. and are not verbatim transcripts of the
meeting. A verbatim audio recording is available from the Office of the City Clerk.
All referenced attachments on file in the Office of the City Clerk.
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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
MEMORANDUM
Art In Public Places Board Members
Allyson Black, Resource Manager�
June 10, 2009
Legends at the Gardens, Art in Public Places
At the May 19, 2009, Art In Public Places Board meeting, the board members approved
the proposed five mosaic art pieces for the Legends at the Gardens art in public places
requirement. However, since that time, the applicant has made some modifications to the
art work and is required to come before the Art in Public Places Board again for
consideration for final approval.
The following are the modifications that were made since the last approval:
• The applicant is proposing to change the materials of the mosaic art from the glass
tile mosaic to ceramic mosaic tile;
• There have been color modifications to two (2) art pieces previously approved for
the east elevations of the office building;
• In the previous approval, there was some confusion as to the locations of the exact
art pieces to the exact locations; therefore, this final approval has the final
locations of the artwork; and
• Lastly, staff has included a recommendation of approval which provides a new
date for the installation of the artwork, therefore, not restricting the issuance of
the CO for the development.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me directly at 799-4199.
Thank you.
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD
Agenda Cover Memorandum
Meeting Date: June 16, 2009
Petition No. AIPP-08-12-000023
Subject / Agenda Item:
Petition AIPP-08-12-000023: Art in Public Places — Legends at the Gardens MXD PUD-
Walgreens
Final Recommendation to City Council: A request by Orna Miller, on behalf of Joel Prince,
Br•ian West and Rob Levy, for approval of public art for the Legends at the Gardens Mixed-Use
Planned Unit Development (PUD), Walgreens and General Office, generally located at the
southwest corner of the intersections of Central Boulevard and Donald Ross Road.
[X] Recommendation to APPROVE
[ ] Recommendation to deny
Reviewed by: Originating Dept.: FINANCE: N/A AIPP Board Action:
Growth Management: [ ] Rec. approval
Development Compliance project Costs: $_N/A_ [] Rec. app. w/ conds.
Manager: Mana er
g Total [ ] Rec. Denial
��% Allyson Black [ ] Continued to:
Bahareh Wolfs, AICP $ NA
Current FY
Funding Source:
[ ] Operating
Gro h anagement [X ] Other N/A_ Attachments:
Adm 's •ato ° Advertised: N/A —
Date:
• Application
• Artist Biography
Kara Irwin, AICP Paper: gudget Acct.#: • Artists' Resume
• Proposed Art
[X] Not Required • Elevations/locations
Approved by: • Escrow letter
City Manager: • Artist Budget
Affected parties: • Mosaic material
N/A [ ] Notified Proposal
Ronald M. Ferris [X] Not Required • Lighting Proposal
Meeting Date: June 16, 2009
Petition AIPP-08-12-000023
BACKGROUND
On March 6, 2003, the City Council adopted Ordinance 7, 2003, which approved the
Legends at the Gardens Mixed-Use Planned Unit Development (PUD). On September 4,
2007, the City Council adopted Ordinance 21, 2007 and Resolution 79, 2007, for the
master site plan amendment and conditional use for a drug store and general office
building on the 3.82-acre site of Legends at the Gardens Mixed-Use Planned Unit
Development. Resolution 79, 2007 contains a condition of approval which states that the
art in public places must be installed prior to the issuance of the first certificate of
occupancy.
DISCUSSION
Orna Miller, Orna Miller Consulting, appeared before the Art in Public Places Board for
a workshop on February 17, 2009, to discuss with the Board various artists and mosaic
ideas for the project. The Board was supportive of the concept and encouraged the
applicant to move forward with the selection of an artist. The Board also encouraged the
utilization of a bioscience theme because of the proximity of the site to Scripps.
On April 21, 2009, the applicant came before the Art in Public Places Board with
concepts from two artists, Nadine Floyd and Janie Casoria. The Board encouraged the
applicant to ask for more abstract artwork and asked the applicant to come back with
final renderings.
At the May 19, 2009, Art in Public Places Board meeting, the board members approved
7-0 the proposed five (5) mosaic art pieces for the Legends at the Gardens art in public
places requirement. However, since that time, the applicant has made some
modifications to the art work and is required to come before the Art in Public Places
Board again for consideration of final approval.
PROPOSED ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
ANtist
The applicant has decided to work with one artist, Valter De Morais. The art that is being
proposed is five (5) separate contemporary and colorful mosaic art pieces that will reflect
the abstract theme of Bio-science (please see biography and resume attachec�.
Proposed ArtwoNk & Location
The applicant is proposing five (5) separate wall mounted mosaics that each measure 8`x
6' and will be placed on the exterior second story walls of each of the buildings. The
Walgreens building will have a total of three (3) mosaics; one (1) on the north elevation
(facing Donald Ross Road), one (1) on the east elevation, and one (1) on the south
elevation. The office building, which is adjacent to the Walgreens building, will have two
(2) on the eastern elevations (facing the Walgreens building).
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Meeting Date: June 16, 2009
Petition AIPP-08-12-000023
Lighting
The applicant has contracted with a lighting company, Unique Lighting Systems, Inc., to
provide two (2) fixtures at the base of each art piece (up-lighting the art) that will
illuminate the face of the art. The lighting will be used to accentuate the texture of the
surface of the artwork and at the same time define the overall portrait of the artwork for
each of the pieces.
BUDGET
In accordance with Section 78-261(d) of the Land Development Regulations entitled
Requirements for art or fee in lieu of art, all budgets for new construction of private
developments shall include one percent (1 %) of the total budget for vertical construction
as a fee for art in public places. The subject fee shall be utilized by the developer for the
provision of artwork on the project site, ar the developer may choose to contribute one
percent (1%) of the total vertical construction costs directly to the City for the provision
of art on public property.
Vertical construction costs for the Legends at the Gardens Walgreens and general office
building are estimated at $3,100,000.00 which includes the 1% allocation for public art.
The budget for the proposed AIPP program is estimated to be about $53,132, which is
$22,132 over what is required.
The public art allocation breaks out as follows: $12,500 for the concept, design,
materials, fabrication, packing and transport, and over sight of installation; $24,282 for
mosaic fabrication by Creative Mosaic Designs for the materials, complete fabrication of
mosaic murals using hand glazed ceramic tile, packing & shipping, fabricator oversight
of installation; $3,750 for the installation of all five art pieces; $4,500 for the lighting of
the five pieces; and $8,100 for the art consultant professional services for a total of
$53,132.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff is recommending approval of the subject petition with the following conditions of
approval:
1. The Applicant shall submit digital photographs of the installed artwork within
sixty (60) days of completion. (Planning and Zoning)
2. Prior to the acceptance of the art for the Legends at the Gardens, the Applicant
shall submit a copy of its logo and any mission statement of its organization, with
authorization for the City to use such information in future publications. The
artist name, title of artwork, and description shall be included. (Planning &
Zoning)
3. Within 56 calendar days (8 weeks) after City Council approval, the installation of
all approved artwork shall be complete or the City shall have the option of
withdrawing the escrow for deposit being held per Section 78-261. (Planning &
Zoning)
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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
DEVELO�MEN�' APPLICA'�'ION
Planning and Zoning Division
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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
10500 North Military Trail
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(561) 799-4243 Fax (561) 799-4281
Request:
�Planned Community Development (PCD)
�Planned Unit Development (PUD)
aAmendment to PCD, PUD or• Site Plan
aConditional Use
Ainendment to the Comprehensive Plan
Administrative Approval
Administrative Appeal
��Q���� 1����� PBG Legends,_ LLC.
Owner: Mr. Brian West
Applicant (if not Owner): Orna Art Consulting, Inc.
QAnnexation
�Rezoning
OSite Plan Review
QConcurrency Certi�cate
�I'ime Extension
�Miscellaneous
�ther Art in Public Places
Date St�bmitted: � Z-29-2008
Applicant's Address: 21291 Escondido Way S Telephone No. 561-251-7306
Agent: Orna Art Consulfiing, Inc.
Contact Person: Orna Miller
E-Mail: Orna@OrnaArtConsulting.com
Agent's Mailing Address: 21291 Escondido Way S. Boca Raton, FI 33433
Agent's Telephone Number: 561-251-7306
IPetition Number:
tion $
Number;
FOR OFFICE LTSE ONLY
Date & Time Received:
Engineering $
Architect:
Engineer:
Planner:
Landscape Architect:
Site Information:
General Location: PBG
Note: Petitioners shall submit electronic digital files of
a��ravec� �rojects. �ee af�ac�r�eni �or c�etai�s.
SW corner of Donald Ross Road and Central Blvd /�.,Q ���� (� ����; ��(
Address:
Section:
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Range:
Property Control Number{s): �5 � • �'�, o� ° a �� � (7 ��'j j —(�v� �
Acreage:
Flood Zane
Current Zoning: Requested Zoning:
Base Flood Elevation (BFE) — to be indicated on site plan
Current Comprehensive Plan Land Use Designation:
Existing Land Use:
Requested Land Use:
Proposed Use(s) i.e. hotel, single family residence, etc.:
Proposed Square Faotage by Use:
Proposed Number and Type of Dwelling Unit(s) i.e. single family, inultifamily, etc. (if applicable):
Justification
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Information concerning all requests (attach additianal sheets if needed.)
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1. Explain the nature of the request:
This appiication follows a draft proposal for Art in Public Places, which was submitted to the city on December 8, 2008.
The art program is commissioned by PBG Legends, LLC. as part of their commitment to the City's Art in Public Places program.
This application is a request to enlist the city's help and cooperation in bringing this project to its successful completion
and to obtain the City's approval and alI required
2. What will be the impact of the proposed change on the surrounding area?
The art will help to create an environment of good taste for the people that live and wo�lc in the community, as well as for visitors. The art will reflect qualities of
Integrity and sophistication that wiil contribute to the citys overall prestigious image. It will present the city as one that cares about its community and desires to promote and cultivate cul[ure.
The artwork will be created in the highest quality materials to withstand the elements, insure durability, and complement the style and aesthetic of the structure.
3. Describe how the rezoning request complies with the City's Vision Plan and the following elements
of the City's Comprehensive Plan — Future Land Use, Transportation, Housing, Infrastructure, Coastal
Mana�ement,_ Conservation, Recreation and_ Open space} Intergovernmental Coordination and Ca�ital
Improvement. �
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4. How does the proposed project comply with City requirements for preservation of natural resources
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The art program, naturally, is intended to beautify and add to the aesthetics of the newly built structure. It will be an integrai
part�otthe bufltling, and�as such, iCwilfnoTtletracY, obstruc[, clastl, Intarfere or physiCally interactwith any oPthe surround(ngs'naturaPresources antl� native vegetatibn. �
5. How wii� the proposec� project comp�y witli City requirements for Art in Pu6lic Places (Chapter 78-
261, Land Development Regulations)?
This project will comply with and meet the standards of the code and city ordinances as it pertains to Art in Public Places. Orna Art Consulting, Inc.(OAC) will
work diligently to compile all the information necessary including but not limited to: artisfs portfolio and biography, artisYs exhibition and awards history,
images af propased arlwork, material sample board for the proposed work, site plan depicting proposed location of arlwork, architectural elevations
depicting structures associated with this project, lighting and light fixture details that will be used to illuminate the artwork. This project will comply
with all City's ordinances in regards to budget requirements, installation and maintenance of the artwork, and will address any safety issues that may arise as a
result . OAC will meet wlth city officials and the developer and his team to insure full compliance with the City's requirements for its Art In Public Places program.
6. Has project received concurrency certi�cation?
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Date received:
Le�al Description of the Subiect Propertv
(Attach additional sheets if needed)
Or see attached deed for legal description.
Location
The subject praperty is located approximately � mile(s) from the intersection of
Donald Ross Road and Central Blvd � on the�north�ast�outh ✓�ivest side of
Donald Ross Road and Central Blvd �street/road).
Statement of Ownership and Desi�nation of Authorized Agent
Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Brlatl WeSt
who, being by me first duly sworn, on oath deposed and says:
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That 11e/she is the fee simple title owner of the property described in the attached
Legal Description.
That he/she is requesting AI� (11 P U b � I C P � r'� C@ S
City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
That he/she has appointed OI"ila At� C011SUItl11g, �C1C.
as authorized agent on his/her behalf to accomplish the above project.
Name of Owner: Brlan WeSt
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Street Address
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Applicant's Certification
UWe affirm and certify that Uwe understand and will comply with the land development regulations of
the City of Pa1m Beach Gardens, Florida. I/WE further certify that the statements or diagrams made on
any paper or plans submitted herewith are true to the best of iny/our knowledge and belief. Further,
Uwe understand that this application, attachments, and applicatian filing fees become a part of the
official records of the City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and are not returnable.
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Street Address
21291 Escondido Wa� S
City, State, Zip Code
Boca Raton, FL 33433
iei`egliQne t��nrrtier
561-251-7306
Fax Number
561-488-2801
E-Mail Address
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Palm Beach Gardens Growth Management Department
10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
561-799-4230
Permit #
Financial Responsibility Form
The owner understands that all City Permit Fees and advertising expenses associated with the
processing of this application request are ultimately the responsibility of the owner. A security
deposit shall be deposited in an interest bearing account with any accrued interest to be retained
by the City of Palm Beach Gardens.
The owner and designee shall be invoiced on a monthly basis for fees such as, advertising costs,
and permit fees attributable to the processing of the permit for which the City incurred during the
previous month. The owner and/or designee shall reimburse the City within thirty (30) days from
date of invoice. If payment is not received, the City may utilize the security deposit for
reimbursement purposes. All activities related to the pending permit(s) will cease until any
outstanding invoices are paid. The security deposit shall be released to owner upon completion of
the artwork and acceptance by the City of Palm Beach Gardens.
The owner/designee further understands that transfer of this responsibility shall require a
completed form, signed and notarized by the responsible party, and delivered to the City Growth
Management Department if the name and/or address of the responsible party changes at
anytime during the application review process.
Own Sig ture
Brian West
Owner printed name
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Art in Public Places Advisory Board
Karol Irwin- City Staff
City of Palm Beach Gardens
10500 North Military Trail
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
Westco Development
3125 SW Mapp Road
Palm City, FL 34990
Dear Committee and City Staff Members,
On behalf of Westco Development I would like to thank you for the opportunity to present this preliminary
proposal to the City of Palm Beach Gardens and its esteemed colleagues. This draft proposal is intended to
provide an overview and a brief outline of the art program. This program will be commissioned by Westco
Development as part of their commitment to the City's Art in Public Places Program. Westco has hired the
professional services of Orna Art Consulting, Inc. to assist in the process and to coordinate the efforts of all
those involved in bringing this project to a triumphant conclusion. While I serve as a firm advocate for the
integrity of the artwork, this art program will have the beneiit of an outstanding group of local and national
artists, fabricators and experienced trained art professionals who will make it their objective to get the best
art possible to make it part of the art treasures of the community.
I am looking forward to working together with Westco and will devote my best efforts and my vast resources
to making this art program a great success and a source of pride to Westco and to the City of Palm Beach
Gardens.
Respectfully Submitted,
Orna Art Consulting, Inc.
Orna Miller, President
CC. Westco Development
Brian West
Rob Levy
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PRILIMINARY PROPOSAL
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
WESTCO DEVELOPMENT
WESTCO DEVELOPMENT is happy to provide the following artwork as an integral part of its architectural
development and the City's Art in Public Places Program. WESTCO DEVELOPEMNT, with the help of
ORNA ART CONSULTING, INC. (OAC) will make every effort to comply with and meet the standards of
the code and city ordinances as it pertains to this project.
Location and Scope: Approximately, two to four large scale works of art will be commissioned, acquired and
installed at the planned site named LEGENDS @ PALM BEACH GARDENS, located at the south west
corner of Donald Ross Road and Central Blvd, in Palm Beach Gardens. The dimensions for each artwork
are 8'H x 6'W. The artwork will be installed on the exterior walls, at the 2"d floor level, as follows: one on
the north elevation of the Walgreens' structure, one on the south elevation of the Walgreens' structure, and
two on the east elevation of the office building. The exact number of works of art will be determined upon
final pricing of artwork and materials selected. (see attached site map and elevation)
Budget: The total budget for the art project is currently $31,000, which is in accordance with PBG city
ordinances. A complete detailed and feasible budget will be produced.
Art Program Conce�t:
Contemporary and colorful2D works of the highest quality will be selected to complement the new
structure, which is Mediterranean in style and decor. The artwork will be abstract in nature and encompass
elements which may reflect themes related to bio-tech science (due to the site's proximity to Scripps and the
developer's desire). To create enthusiasm and a meaningful source of enjoyment, it is important that the
artwork is non controversial as the attempt is to appeal to as many of the building's tenants and the public at
large
Goals and benefits:
• The art will help to create an environment of good taste for the people that live and work in the
community, as well as for visitors.
• The art will reflect qualities of integrity and sophistication that will contribute to the city's overall
prestigious image. It will present the cit� as one that cares about its community and desires to
promote and cultivate culture.
• The artwork will be created in the highest quality materials to withstand the elements, insure
durability, and complement the style and aesthetic of the structure.
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Description of Artwork:
Two to four pieces of art will be commissioned. The artwork will be abstract in nature and encompass
elements which may reflect themes related to bio-tech science (due to the site's proximity to Scripps). The
art work will be colorful and complement the color scheme and Mediterranean style of the structure.
Dimensions: Each piece will measure 8'H x 6'W.
Medium: The commissioned art will be reproduced on tile. The tile will be of the highest quality, durable
and suitable to withstand the elements. Individual tile size is to be determined based upon compatibility and
the image selected.
Installation and Maintenance: The art work will be installed by a professional installation crew, insured and
bonded. This will insure proper installation, the appropriate maintenance over time, durability and long term
enj oyment of the art.
Li�hting: OAC will consult with the developer and his professional licensed team (particularly architect and
electrical engineer) regarding the appropriate lighting for the art.
Time Frame: OAC, in coordiriation with Westco, anticipates the completion of this art project to be around
June of 2008.
I am looking forward to a meeting to discuss this project at length and to address any environmental issues
and social concerns the city may have. Public relations opportunities may be discussed at that time as well.
I am excited and value the opportunity to work, on behalf of Westco Development, with the City of Palm
Beach Gardens. I am committed to providing the best public art program possible, and will devote my best
efforts and resources to making it a great success and a source of pride for Westco, the city and its
community.
Sincerely,
Orna Art Consulting, Inc.
�rna Miller, President
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Valter De Morais
www.valterdemorais.com • ValterArt@aol.com
3510 Banks Road, Apt 101, Margate, FL 33063 T. 954.607.8602
Biography
Imagine a colorful, romantic and fun world, where people celebrate peace,
love, freedom and happiness. That's the Valter De Morais art world. His
works reveal his visionary impression of our everyday life and also reflect his
great sense of humor that is always present in all of his paintings. Morais
was born in Sao Jose dos Campos, Sao Paolo, Brazil in 1948. He has been
committed to fine arts since he was 15 years old. Morais opted to dedicate
his life to painting a happy worid. ��It's a pleasure to know that my paintings
can create a nice environment.
Valter De Morais became a professional painter in 1981, when he received a
bachelor of Fine Arts degrees from the University of Mogi das Cruzes in Sao
Paulo. He also has had an academic experience teaching art for many years
at the University, where he could contribute and share his knowledge and
passion with hundreds of students. In 1988, he moved to the USA, and has
been devoted to creating his art full time. Valter De Morais' works are deeply
rooted in the cubism and pop art style, a movement that emerged in the late
1950's. His works are inspired by his own romantic feeling of the world. His
medium is diverse as he specializes in, acrylics, oil, water color, air brush and
large size murals.
Valter's talents are very diverse ranging from pop art to Caribbean
landscapes to portraits and hyper-realism. Valter's paintings are
characterized by deep perspective, colorful backgrounds, and unexpected
dimensions. His works are in galleries and collections world-wide, including a
portrait of Princess Ann, which hangs in Buckingham Palace. Valter
tremendous talent has won him numerous awards and first place in
competitions since he has begun his artistic career in Brazil in the 70's. He is
very active in charity work including his up-coming one man show in Italy to
benefit the children of Tanzania. Other works of his have sold for tens of
thousands of dollars to help Aids, Children Cancer and Parkinson. In 2000,
Valter was chosen from among thousands of artists to participate in the
Central Park Cow Parade, NY, to help find cure for Parkinson. Replicas of his
vibrant and colorful Boca Bovine design are still selling all over the world.
Valter's prolific commissioned artwork includes a design for Absolute Vodka,
the official logo for the Ladies Professional Billiards Association (a hobby in
which Valter has become very accomplished), as well as a poster for worid
champion Allyson Fisher.
As south Florida breathes art, Valter De Morais' pictures capture perfectly the
tropical vibe with its brilliant color and atmosphere. Valter currently works
and resides in Margate, Florida.
Valter De Morais
www.valterdemorais.com • Valterart@aol.com
3510 Banks Road, Apt 101, Margate, FL 33063 T. 954.607.8602
Born
Sao Jose dos Campos, Sao Paulo, Brazil - 1948
Education
1981 BFA, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
1981 Art instructor, University of Sao Paulo, Brazi)
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2008 Campaign Fundraiser, Lisa Lesperance, County Court Judge,
2008 Fundraiser, Donald Trump Tower, Miami Beach, FL
Sponsored by Synergy Wellness and Paz Law Firm, Miami, FL
2007 Master piece Gallery, Boca Raton, FL
2006 The Best of Brazil, Fort Lauderdale, FL
2005 Porcao Gallery, Brickell Ave., Miami, FL
2003 Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil
2002 Convention Center, Sao Paulo, Brazil
2001 Hotel Vacance Aguas de Lindola, Brazil
2000 California Fine Arts, Boca Raton, FL
1999 Brazil Gallerie, Pompano Beach, FL
1997 Vancouver Convention Center, Vancouver, Canada
1997 Kansas City Convention Center, MO
1996 Hotel Uropema, SJ Campos, Brazil
1995 Jim Lou Gallery, HI
1994 Sands Casino, Las Vegas, NV
1993 Art Frenzie Gallerie, Fort Lauderdale, FL
1992 Masterpiece Gallery, Boca Raton, FL
1990 Bayside Gallery, Miami, FL
1989 Master Gallery, Boston, MA
1988 Marlboro Gallery, Marlboro, MA
1987 Salao Iguanato, SJ Campos, Brazil
1985 Salao Saul Vieira, SJ Campos, Brazil
1980 Galeria Espaco, Curitiba, BNrazil
1979 Galeria Taboao, Curitiba, Brazil
Selected Group Exhibitions
2004 Gauchos' Restaurant, Pompano Beach, FL
2001 Portal Galleria de Arte, Sao Paulo, Brazil
2000 Boca Raton Convention Center, Boca Raton, FL
Valter De Morais, Page 2
2000
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1993
1992
1991
1990
1988
1987
1986
1985
Central Park Cow Parade, Central Park, NY
New Port Convention Center, New Port, VA
Design Center of America, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Design Center of America, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Ohio Convention Center, OH
Las Olas Art Show, Fort Lauderdale, FL
BCA Trade Expo, Kansas City, MO
Delray Beach Art Show, Delray Beach, FL
Art Frenzie Gallerie, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Art Connection, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Miami Convention Center, Miami, FI
Boston Convention Center, Boston, MA
Salao Saul Vieira, SJ Campos, Brazil
Salao embraer, SJ Campos, Brazil
Salao embraer, SJ Campos, Brazil
Awards and Honors — (Partial list)
2000 Brazilian Government, Gold Medal Ulysess Guimaraes Award, Brazil
1992 Hispanic Heritage Festival, Miami, FL
1986 United Nations, Worid Peace Contest, (First Place - 10,000 contenders)
NY USA,
1986 Salao De Artes Embraer (Brazilian Enterprise Airlines), Brazil
Collections — (Partial list)
Princess Ann, Buckingham Palace, London UK
Michael J. Fox, Washington, DC (Cow Parade, NY 2000)
Venezuela Bank, Brickel Ave., Miami, FL
Pele (Soccer Player), Santos, Brazil
Roberto Carlos (singer), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Private & Corporate Collectors - world wide
Commissions — (Partial list)
Merrill Lynch, Coral Gables, FL
Kenny Rogers, Atlanta GA
Absolute Vodka, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Boca Raton Hotel & Resort, Boca Raton, FL
Private & Corporate Collectors - world wide
Valter De Morais, Page 3
Public Art — (Partial list)
2000 Central Park Cow Parade, Sponsored by Boca Raton Resort & Club,
Central Park, FL
Press — (Partial list)
Sun-Sentinel, Aids Fundraiser (Article, 2003)
Miami Herald, Aids Fundraiser (Article, 2003)
CBS News, Channel 10, Miami, FL (Interview, 2003)
Channel 7-��Deco Drive" with Belkey Nerey & Lynn Martinez, Miami FL
(Interview, 2003)
Achei, USA, (Numerous Articles, Brazilian Newspaper)
Gazeta News, USA, (Numerous Articles, Brazilian Newspaper)
Brazilian Paper, Brazil (Numerous Articles)
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Re: I'BG Legends, LLC
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This Iet�er will confirm that the undersigned, as attorney for PBG T,egends, LLC, a�lorida
]iia�ited liabiiiry company, ttie developer far tlie �i•aject known as Legends ai tlie Gardens, Eias in deposit
the sum of Tliirty-five ihousa�id Twenty-Seven Dallars and 50/l OQ (�35,027.5�), wliicl� sl�all be (ield in
escrow by Nason, Ycager, Gerson, White & Lioce, P,A. in accordaneo witi� 5ection .l{a).1 af the Ciiy of
Pa1m F3eacI� Ga��dens' "Art in Public Piaces Requirements", Section 78-261 nf ilie City of T'a[m k�each
Gardens' �ode of (�rdinances.
Sincerely,
Nf1 , Y�t�G�R, G�RSON,
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Ryan 7ohnston
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LEGENDS @ PBG
AIPP — PROJECT BUDGET REVISED (III)
Construction Site Located At: 4880 Donald Ross Rd, PBG
Commissioned Artwork: Five 8' x 6' Murals — Ceramic Tile Mosaic
Exterior Second Story Installation
Project Proposed Budget: $31,000.00
In accordance with AIPP (1%) requirement for the City of PBG
Current Budget:
Artists/Artwork Acquisition
Concept developing and renderings, site visit, final design & paintings (5),
Mosaic tile color selection, documentation, artist oversight of installation
$2,500. per painting $12 500.
,
Fabrication by Lauderdale Tile & Marble
Materials, complete fabrication of mosaic murals using hand crafted &
hand glazed ceramic tile, Packing & shipping, fabricator oversight of installation.
(Estimate based on proposal of $95 per sq. ft, plus tax) 24,282.
Installation (Estimate $750.00 each mural)
3,750.
Lighting
Material, installation & documentation,
First year maintenance & replacement parts (5 locations) 4,500.
Art Consultant Professional Services
Taxes (where applicable)
ProjectInsurance
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Estimated & Approved Budget Total* $ 53,132.
*Figures are based on proposals & estimates submitted by par�ties involved
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Locally owned and operated since 1938, Lauderdale Marble and Tile (LMT)
weathered hurricanes, sun, and economic headwinds to cetebrate 70 years in
Palm Beach County. To service the �rowing customization needs of the
residential and commercial markets, in the year 20Q0, LMT created a new
division dedicated to mosaics. Creative Nlosaic Desi�ns develops customized
ceramic mosaics using the finest materials to exactin� standards, quickly
earning a reputation for quality, craftsmanship and technolo�ical innovation>
An extensive portfolio of handcrafted ceramic tile mosaics designs can be
viewed online at www.creativemosaicdesigns.net.
Durability:
From searing heat to freezing cold, a custom design from Creative Mosaics will
last, guaranteed. To ensure Creative Mosaic Designs ceramics withstand
weather extremes, sioneware clay and hi�h-flr'e glazes are incorporated
as standard materials.
Staneware ctay is rated eight (out of a possible � 0) on the MDHS scale for
strength. The clay has also earned vitreous classification, since water
absorption is less than one percent (further increasing its durabitity).
High-fire �lazes {cone 4-6) exceed industry standard for color fasiness (ISO-
105362), resultin� in a lastin� finish with brilliant, vibrant colors.
Manufacturing:
All Creative Mosaic Design products are double-fired, creating a lastin� finish.
Kiln temperatures reach 2,250 degrees Fahrenheit. This hi�h firin�
temperature further ensures a stronger finished product.
From inception ta installation, all mosaics are crafted by expert artisans by
hand. Each custom design is drawn to scale, where a lead designer determines
the best cuts to maximize the flow and movement ofi that desi�n. lt is then
meticulously transferred to the clay, where each piece is cut by hand before
the first of two firin�s by kiln. After the first firing, the hardened clay is then
glazed, with each piece painted by hand with the appropriate color. Then, the
desi�n is fired a second time to �enerate its vibrant color.
Creative Mosaic Designs are classified by the Tite Council of America.
creative mosaic desi�ns • 1121 Hoiland Drive • Boca Raton, F� • 33487 •
561.994.b481
Architectural Lighting
Proposal and Contract
Prepared for the Project of: x�.�.:�= r�, #3�� �
21291 Escondido Way S
Boca Raton, FL 33433
561-251-7306
INTRODUCTION
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Dear Ms. Orna Milier, thank you for the opportunity to propose a Architectural Lighting System for
your project. I enjoyed speaking with you the other day, and was impressed by your ideas and
your desire to get a system af the highest quality. Our company has been designing and installing
professional for the past 6 years. We would greatly appreciate the opportunity to light your
beautiful Art and property. I am sure the results will be extraordinary.
SYSTEM INSTALLATION OVERVIEW — QUALITY STANDARDS
It is the intention of this company to pravide every customer with a state-of-the-art high efficiency
lighting system. Every system we install includes the following standard high quality features:
Transformers. We use all high quality Unique lighting system transformers. Transformer windings
and housings carry a lifetime warranty.
Documentation. All wire runs shall be numerically identified to correspond with the field splice
numbers. Complete system information will be recorded at the transformer including amperage,
voltage and locations of each wire run.
Voltage Control. System shall be adjusted to deliver between 10.8 to 12.0 volts at each lamp to
insure correct lamp operation, color and life.
Wiring. High quality field and fixture wires shall be installed. Sleeve material shall be included to
prevent damage to the field wire from maintenance operations. All fixtures contain crimped and
soldered connections in the fixture and fixture wires terminate at protected Splice Junctions to
ensure no failures of splice points.
Fixtures. All fixtures are extremely durable, brass as manufactured by Unique Lighting. They carry
a lifetime warranty on the body, casting and on internal components. Because of the natural
beauty of brass we can install with no paint or exterior surface coating or paint the fixture to
match the building color so that it is virtually unseen during day or night.. Unlike polyester
powder-coated aluminum products, the solid brass has no cosmetic plastic coatings that will chip,
bubble and fade over time. Unlike other manufacturers' fixtures, these solid brass fixtures look
better with age.
Lamps. All MR-16 lamps shall be quartz halogen, all spectrum, 3000 hour. Lamps are covered and
factory sealed to prevent damage to the reflector surface from heat and moisture. We will use
lenses to provide the proper level of illumination and color spectrum to enhance your
artwork during the evening hours.
Documentation. Ail fixtures shall be installed identifying the vital statistics of the instailation to
insure maintenance is performed correctly and future troubleshooting, if required, is easily
performed.
Outside the scope of work of this proposal. 8 flush fount junction boxes with 110V
electric provided at base of each of 4 insets. Location 1' 6" in from each corner and 6"
below the lower edge of inset. To be provided by building contractor or can be provided
for during or after completion of construction for an additional charge.
ART INSETS (PUBLIC SPACE) — VISUAL COMPOSITI�N
The 4 Art areas lighting design shall consist of the following;
Lighting. Placing 2 fix#ures at the base of each area below the art work (up-lighting the
art) will illuminate the face of the art, as well as subtle spillover to the left and right
sides. This portion of the lighting scene will use a wall washing technique to accentuate
the texture of the arts surface and at the same time define the overall portrait of the art.
This also will place the fixtures at a level above the ground and fastened to the building
so as to prevent fixture damage or misplacement due to landscaping, maintenance crews
or vandalism. It will also prevent the deterioration of light through the mineral deposits
that can be caused by landscape water sprinkler systems.
CONCLUSION
It is the desire of this company to meet the lighting needs of the client and enhance the qualities
and theme that exists with the art and architecture. This design will extend the viewing and
enjoyment of your art and architecture year round. The design incorporates form, function, safety,
security, beauty, economy and flexibility. The lighting scenes will create a truly enjoyable autdoor
experience for you and your guests.
PROPOSAL
The proposal inctudes the 8 required fixtures, lamps, spread lenses, honeycomb louvers, spider
splices, wire, transformers and associated products to provide the fully functional lighting design to
achieve the desired objectives. Also included is the first year's maintenance contract as well as
replacement of any lamp that fails in the first year at no charge. Installation includes all labor
materials and associated equipment to complete a fully functional timer-controlled state-of-the-art
lighting system.
The 8 Unique Starburst fixtures at a camplete installed price of three thousand six hundred dollars.
All work will be installed in a professional and efficient manor with great care taken to protect
existing plantings, walkways and landscape areas.
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SPECIFICATION�:
• Voltage: 12 & 24 volt
• Construction: Cast Brass
• Weight: 4.1 Lbs.
• Finish: Weathered Brass (optional finishes available)
• Wire: 25' Intelli-Flex wire factory connected
• Socket: (Dual) Beryllium Copper, pre-greased
• Wattage: Maximum 35 Watts
• Connections: Anti-Moisture Migration connections
• Lens: Clear Lens and Designer lens kit
• Mounting: Gravity Stake 1/2-14 NPSM
• Lifetime Warranty
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directional up-light or a wall washer fixture. This
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socket mount system allowing you to install a
vertical MR16 for directional up-lighting or a
horizontal Astro-Brite lamp for wall washing when
necessary. Both lamps are included with every
Starburst for maximum design adaptability.
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Starburst - ODYSSEY SERIES
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PRODUCT ORDERING INFORMATION
STARBU RST � B25 � 35 � W B' PACKAGING OPTION - MOUNTING OPTION - LENS OPTION - RISER OPTION - VOLTAGE
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MATERIAL/WIRE - (B) Brass (25) 25 Feet
LAMP WATTAGE -(35) 35 Watt MR-16 & 35 Watt Astro-Brite 36 Degree 12 volt See below for other lamp options.
FINISH -(WB) Weathered Brass (NB) Natural Brass (TT) Tucson Tan (VG) Verde Green (BK) Black (WH) White (CC) Custom Color
{�R��UCT �PT�Di�s (Please place adders in this sequence when ordering).
PACKAGING OPTION ADDER -(6PK) 6 Pack (C6PK) Commercial 6 Pack
MOUNTING OPTION ADDER - See Below
LENS OPTION ADDER - See Below
RISER OPTION ADDER -(6) 6" Riser (12) 12" Riser (24) 24" Riser (36) 36" Riser
VOLTAGE - (24V) 24 Volt
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ADDER PRODUCT
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SB Sphere Base
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WZ 2ero G Weathered Brass
GS Grevity Stake
FS Fusion Stake
WIRE OPTIONS
ADDER WIRE GAUGE/LENGTH
12-50 12@ 50' Wire l.ead
12-100 1212 100' Wire Lead
14-50 1412 50' Wire Lead
14-10D 1412 10D' Wire Lead
16-50 1612 50' Wire Lead
76-100 161/2 100' Wire Lead
RISER OPTIONS
For Grapic Diagram, See Page (4J
ADDER RISER
06 6" Riser
12 12" Riser
24 24" Riser
36 36" Riser
LENS COLOR OPTIONS
ADDER LENS
TL True Lite
BL Blue
YL Yeilow
GL Green
RL Red
AL Amber (Turt1e Friendly)
OL Orange (Turtle frtendly)
LIGHTING SYSTEMS
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Stake Mounted Wall Washer
Dual, Beryliun� Copper Pre-Greased Sockets with
35 Watt MK-16 FMW, 5000hr Kating -OR—
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Glare / Light Trespass
Shroud: Angled / Reduces incident fixture glare
Lenses
Tempered Glass / High strength
Frosted, Dimpled, Linear, Spread / Ability to fine tune desired light output and change beam spread
Louver: Baffled Hex / Reduces line of site glare up to 45°
Anti-Moisture Migration
Crimps: Polyolefin Heat Shrink tubing ! encapsulates and seals connections preventing wicking and corrosion
Wire: Intelli Flex Wire / 99.95% pure copper wire, insulation is made from 99.95% virgin material and is rated for direct burial and
sunlight resistant meaning optimum conductivity and no insulation cracking
True Aim
Knuckle: Brass two piece with thumb screw / Allows for adjustment of light direction
Orbitai Lock Nut: Knurled brass nut / Allows for 360° light direction adjustment on mounting stakes
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Normal IighUbeam output per For greater beam spread For reduced light output and For narrow beam spread
lamp manufacturer's specs greater beam spread
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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
MEMORANDUM
TO: Art in Public Places Advisory Board Members
FROM: Allyson Black, Resource Manager
DATE: June 9, 2009
SUBJECT: Frenchman's Crossing PUD — Public Art Workshop @ 6/16/09 AIPP
Please be advised that there will be a discussion involving the public art for Frenchman's
Crossing Planned Unit Development (PUD) at the June 16, 2009, AIPP Advisory Board
Meeting.
The Frenchman's Crossing PUD is located at the northwest corner of Hood Road and
Alternate A-1-A. The 10.00-acre site was annexed into the City of Palm Beach Gardens
and received approval of a Comprehensive Plan Amendment and Rezoning to Commercial
on March 19, 2009. The development plans for the Frenchman's Crossing PUD included a
46,031 square foot retail grocery store and 16,600 square feet of general commercial.
Please see the attachments for information relating to the proposed location for the art and
information relating to the project. Should you have any questions or comments or require
additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me at 799-4199.
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION
Planning and Zoning Division
Growth Management Department
CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
10500 North Military Trail
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
(561) 799-4243 Fax (561) 799-4281
Request•
_Planned Community Development (PCD)
_Planned Unit Development (PUD)
_Amendment to PCD, PUD or Site Plan
Conditional Use
_Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan
_Administrative Approval
_Administrative Appeal
Project Name: Frenchman' s Crossing
_Annexation
_Rezoning
_Site Plan Review
_Concurrency Cei�tificate
_Time Extension
_Miscellaneous
X OtherArt in Public Places
Date Submitted: June s, a o o a
4063 Hood Road
�WneT: Live OAK LAND HOOD ROAD, LLC ACICIT'OSS: Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
Applicant (if not Owner):
Applicant's Address:
Agerit: Land Design South
COritaCt POTSOri: Jennifer M. Tighe
Telephone No.
E-Mall: jtighe@landdesignsouth.com
L�gellt's Mailing Address: 21oi Centrepark West Drive, #100 West Palm Beach, FL 33409
Agent's Telephone Number: s 6 i- 4� s- 8 s o i Fax Number: s 6 i- 4 � a- s o i a
Petition Number:
Fees Received
IApplication $ _
Receipt Number:
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Engineering $
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ATCh1t0Ct: wiener anci Associates Phone Number: s6i-�so-4iii
Erig1t1e0I': Caulfield and Wheeler PilOrie NUT11UeT: 561-392-1991
P111111eT: Land Design South Phone Number: s6i-4�a-asoi
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Landscape Architect: Lana Design soutn PllOrie NUTilUOT: 561-478-8501
Site Information: Note: Petitioners shall submit electronic digital files of
approved projects. See attachment for details.
General Location: Nwc Corner of Hood Road and Alternate AlA
Address: 4063 Hood Road
Section: 36 Township: 41 Range: 42
Property Control Number(s): oo-4a-4i-36-o0-000-io3o
Acreage: +/ - i o. o o Current Zoning: cG- i PUD ( PBG) Requested Zoning:
Flood Zone Base Flood Elevation (BFE) — to be indicated on site plan
Current Comprehensive Plan Land Use Designation: c(PBG)
Existing Land Use: c( PsG> Requested Land Use:
Proposed Use(s) i.e. hotel, single family residence, 2iC.: Retail
Proposed Square Footage by Use: Reta�i = 6a , 631 s. F.
Proposed Number and Type of Dwelling Unit(s) i.e. single family, multifamily, etc. (if applicable):
Justification
Information concerning all requests (attach additional sheets if needed.)
{Section 78-46, Application Procedures, Land Development Regulations}
1. Explain the nature of the request: N/A
2. What will be the impact of the proposed change on the surrounding area?
Please see attached narrative for description of positive impacts on surrounding area
3. Describe how the rezoning request complies with the City's Vision Plan and the following elements
of the City's Comprehensive Plan — Future Land Use, Transpoi�tation, Housing, Infrast�ucture, Coastal
Management, Conservation, Recreation and Open space, Intergovernmental Coordination and Capital
Improvement.
N/A
4. How does the proposed project comply with City requirements for preservation of natural resources
and native vegetation (Section 78-301, Land Development Regulations)?
N/A
5. How will the proposed project comply with City requirements for Art in Public Places (Chapter 78-
261, Land Development Regulations)?
The proposed request is intended to satisfy the AIP requirement.
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6. Has project received concurrency certification?
Yes
Date received:
Le�al Description of the Subject Property
(Attach additional sheets if needed)
Or see attached deed for legal description.
N/A
Location
The subject property is located approximately o mile(s) from the intersection of xooa Roaa and
Alternate AlA on the x ri0I'�Il east SOUtil Xwest side of the intersection
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Statement of Ownership and Designation of Authorized A�ent
Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared
Jc�seph Lol onek who, being by me first duly sworn, on oath deposed and says:
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I/We affirm and certify that I/we understand and will comply with the land development regulations of
the City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. I/WE further certify that the statements or diagrams made on
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Project Narrative
-Request and Pro�ect H�story
-Land Development Compliance
-Schedule and Budget
Proposed Artist #1
-Artist Biography
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Nature of Proposed Request
On behalf of the petitioner, Land Design South of Florida, Inc. is requesting comments and
recommendations by the Art in Public Places Advisory Board. The recently approved project is a
redevelopment project that seeks to enhance the value of the site to the City of Palm Beach Gardens
and the surrounding residents. The applicant, as required by the development order and Land
Development Regulations, is proposing to enhance the project with Public Art at the terminus of the
main pedestrian connection in the Parkway Buffer. This location has been coordinated with city staff
during the site plan approval process and the applicant selected this location because of the high
visibility from Hood Road as well as the enjoyment of those who visit the center.
Property History & Site Characteristics
The 10.00-acre subject property is located at the northwest corner of Hood Road and Alternate A-1-A.
The subject property was recently annexed into the City of Palm Beach Gardens and recently received
approval of a Comprehensive Plan Amendment and Rezoning to Commercial and Commercial
General, respectively. The site is currently occupied by a campground/RV facility that will be replaced
by the neighborhood commercial shopping center as proposed on the recently approved site plan.
Land Development Regulations
The stated intent of the Palm Beach Gardens Land Development Regulations are to provide artwork
that is "tangible creations by artists exhibiting the highest quality of skill and aesthetic principals and
includes all forms of the visual arts conceived in any medium, material, or combination thereof." The
City's Land Development Regulations also require the City to "Protect and enhance the aesthetics and
character of all parts of the city", and "Protect and conserve the value of land, buildings and
improvements and minimize conflicts among uses of land and buildings." The quality and design of the
artwork and development will enhance the aesthetics of this neighborhood and is consistent with the
Land Development Regulations. The opportunities and uses provided, combined with the quality and
nature of the artwork will result in an overall project that will serve as an asset to the surrounding
community and be an aesthetically pleasing addition to the City of Palm Beach Gardens.
Parkway Overlav District
In addition to the meeting the guidelines set forth in the Art in Public Places Land Development
Regulations, the applicant closely coordinated with city staff to locate the Public Art in a location
that would benefit the community, the city, and the development. The applicant accomplished
this by using the Palm Beach Gardens Parkway Overlay District requirements to satisfy a
variety of objectives. These objectives include preserving the urban beauty through landscape
requirements, provide residents with a safe and aesthetic multiuse pathway system, and provide
a buffer between designated roadways and the adjacent development.
These goals allowed for the applicant to use the pedestrian path that is incorporated into the 55-
foot corridor buffer along the property's Hood Road frontage as required by the Parkway
Overlay District. This buffer will also include substantial landscaping throughout that will
enhance the proposed artwork, a multi-use pathway that links the subject property to adjacent
2101 Centrepark West Drive, Suite 100 � West Palm Beach, Florida 33409 � 561-478-8501 FAX 561-478-5012
1100 St. Lucie West Blvd., Suite 103A � Port St. Lucie, Florida 34986 � 772-871-7778 FAX 772-871-9992
uses, and a location for public art that wiil be highly visible from Hood Road and create
interaction between users of the site.
Art in Public Places
The City of Palm Beach Gardens Chapter 78-261 of the Land Development Regulations details
the creation of an Arts Advisory board and the requirements for new developments to provide
art in public places. The proposed site plan has reserved a prominent position within the 55'
corridor buffer to site the public artwork. The developer will coordinate with the City to assure
that the requirements for the purchase and maintenance of the public art is met.
a. Visibility: The proposed public art location is visible to both internal and external pedestrian
and vehicular traffic.
b. Planning Integration: Again, all public art locations are highly visible and serve as integral
components of the proposed development.
c. Landscape Integration: All landscape has been designed to complement the proposed art
location and is further complimented by the proposed artwork.
d. Lighting; All proposed public art will be tastefully lit in an unobtrusive manner.
Proposed Construction Schedule and Budqet
Fall 2009 — Site Clearing/Land Development
Spring 2010 — Vertical Site Construction
Fall 2010 — First Certificate of Occupancy
Vertical Construction Budget = +/- $600,000
Art in Public Places Budget =+/- $60,000
Artists
The applicant has a specific artist that they would like to commission however this application includes
one other artist that could be considered by the Board. Both a►tists have said they are able to meet the
project deadlines and budget. The attached information has been provided to better assist the Art in
Public P/aces Advisory Board and City Staff to determine if the proposed artist and type of artwork
meets the intent of the Land Development Regulations.
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Robert St. Croix
Contact Information
1400 Alabama Avenue #6
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Phone:(561) 835-1753
Fax: (561) 835-1819
Biography/Personal Statement
Robert St. Croix's career began in the early 1970's as a street artist in San Francisco however quickly
gained a reputation for metal wall and table designs made of copper and brass sheet. He was also
notorious for pioneering water sculptures in copper and driftwood, many of which were kinetic, utilizing
water pressure to move metal wheels, bearings and cubs. In 1974 he opened an "Art and Crafts"
gallery at Bodega Bay in Northern California. He a/so began showing water and metal sculptures in San
Francisco area craft galleries. In 1976, he moved to Lake Tahoe, Nevada and opened a sculpture
studio and art gallery to have freedom to create more complex metal sculptures, such as life sized
figured, mobiles, and small figurative bronzed castings.
Perfecting his craft, Robert moved to Hawaii in 1978 and enrolled in the University of Hawaii to learn art
foundry practices and procedures. There he began showing sculptures in better known galleries, such
as Gallery Hawaii and Center Art Galleries. Moving back to the Mainland (Minden, Nevada) in 1983,
Robert opened his own art bronze foundry. Within two years he moved his art studio to Newcastle,
California and La Porte, California. He began producing limited edition bronzes and exhibiting
sculptures at Art Expo New York and Art Expo Los Ange/es. His gallery's exposure expanded into
several states. He also opened his own gallery in Sausalito, California.
His last move was in 1990 to West Palm Beach, Florida. There he opened his own studio and built an
art bronze foundry. He established a reputation for building life size figurative bronzes. His first
monumental bronze was completed in Michigan during 1996 (17 feet tall), and a second in 1997 at Key
Largo, Florida (21 feet). He a/so opened his foundry to other artists for casting and restoration of art
bronzes. In 1998, he began a series of life size limited edition bronzes, "Homage to the Masters'; which
three dimensionlizes and adds to selected paintings of contemporary masters. He has been pioneering
new techniques and applications of automotive lacquers and classical patinas on bronze sculptures.
The gallery showings have expanded into some of the nations finest art galleries. His commissioned
works are now exhibited in collections in Europe, Asia, North America, and Latin America.
Exhibitions
Gallery Biba, Palm Beach, FL 2006
Palm Beach 3, Wesf Palm Beach, FL 2005
SOFA Chicago, Chicago, IL 2004
Festival of the Arts, West Palm Beach, FL 2004
Art Miami, Miami, FL 2004
Art Chicago, Chicago, IL 2003
Art Form, Palm Beach, FL 2003
SOFA Chicago, Chicago, IL 2003
SOFA New York, NY 2003
Art Santa Fe, Santa Fe, CA 2003
Miami Art Expo, Miami, FL 2002
Russeck Gallery, San Francisco, CA 2001
Elizabeth Edwards Fine Art, Palm Desert, CA 2001
Elizabeth Edwards Fine Art, Laguna Beach, CA 2001
Modern Masters (TV Production) HGTV, May 2001
Elaine Baker Gallery, Boca Raton, FL 2001
Modern Masters (TV Production) HGTV, October 2000
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Russeck Gallery, New York, NY 2000
Postcard from Paradise (TV Production) NBC News 1999
Russeck Gallery, Las Vegas, NV 1999
Beverly Hills Art Fair, Beverly Hills, CA 1999
Arij Gasiunasen Gallery, Palm Beach 1998
Art Americas, Miami Beach, FL 1997
Russeck Gallery, Palm Beach, FL 1996
Richard Danskin Gallery, Palm Beach, FL 1996
Royal Palm Gallery, Palm Beach, FL 1994
Eugenia Palacios Gallery, Palm Beach, FL 1993
Great Southern Gallery, Key West, FL 1991
Southwest Gallery, Dallas, TX 1990
St. Croix Gallery, Sausalito, CA 1989
Tate Gallery, San Francisco, CA 1988
Meyhew Gallery, Mendocino, CA 1988
Los Angeles Art Expo, Los Angeles, CA 1988
The Gallery Connection, Beverly Hills, CA 1988
New York Art Expo, New York, NY 1987
Venice Art Gallery, Boca Raton, FL 1987
Los Angeles Art Expo, Los Angeles, CA 1986
Timberline Gallery, Lake Tahoe, CA 1985
Angel International, Beverly Hills, CA 1984
Don Conard Gallery, San Francisco, CA 1983
The Gallery Hyatt Regency, Maui, HI 1982
Great Hall Gallery, Hyatt Regency Waikiki, HI 1981
Gallery Hawaii, Waikiki, HI 1980
Center Art Gallery, Honolulu, HI 1979
Miller Gallery (Bowles-Hopkins) San Francisco, CA 1978
The Studio, Tahoe City, CA 1978
Lake Gallery, Tahoe City, CA 1978
Design Concern Gallery, Incline Village, NV 1977
Shelby Gallery, Sausalito, CA 1975
Barbaritas Gallery, Sausalito, CA 1974
Bay Gallery, Bodega Bay, CA 1973
Brunner's Gallery, Santa Rosa, CA 1972
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Examples of Robert St. Croix Artwork
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Year: 1997 (Edition of 9)
Materials: Bronze
Dimensions: 3' x 2' x 5'
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Year.� 1997(Edition of 6)
Materials: Bronze
Dimensions: Largest Bird 6'
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Year.• 1998 (Edition of 9)
Materials: Painted Bronze
Dimensions: 50" x 26" x 24"
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Grande Prima Flora #1
Year: 2003
Materials: Bronze
Dimensions: 60" x 20" x 18"
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Year: 1996 (Edition of 3)
Materials: Bronze
Dimensions: 16 x 6" x 7"
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Year. 2001
Materials: Bronze
Dimensions: 13' x 27' x 27'
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Year: 2006
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Miles Laventhall
Contact Information
187 Citrus Trails Circle
Boynton Beach, Florida 33436
561-734-4025
Personal Statement
"The power of nature and the plight between matter and spirit are constant influences that
inform my work. Tectonic and climate phenomena, earthen forms, crucial issues facing
humanity and the storms from within are my subject matter and content. 1 use natural
forms to personify human-like gestures, and aged synthetic materials to infer time and a
return to truth and primal status. Making art is a visceral experience and spiritual
reaction to the physical world. It is action in search of the mystery within form...and
within myself."Personal Statement from Miles
EDUCATION
State University of New York, Buffalo
MFA, Honors Graduate, 1990
Major: Sculpture
Minor: Drawing/Mixed Media
State University College, Brockport, N.Y.
BS, Summa cum laude, 1978
Major: Painting
Minor: Ceramics/Mixed Media
EXPERIENCE
1999 - Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
present Painting & Sculpture Instructor
Instruct Beginning-Advanced Painting; oils, acrylics, mixed media.
Instruct Beginning-Advanced Sculpture/Mixed Media
1998 - Palm Beach Community College, Lake Worth, FL
present Fine Arts Instructor
Instruct Design Fundamentals, Color Design, Intermediate (Figure) Drawing and Art
Appreciation courses.
1997 - Vermont College of Norwich University, Montpelier, Vermont
1998 Artist/Mentor
Work with graduate students and evaluation of progress toward MFA degree.
1994 - Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL
1998 Fine Arts Instructor
Instruct Beginning-Advanced mixed media Sculpture.
Art Appreciation/Art History Survey.
1994 - Palm Beach Community College, Lake Worth, FL
1995 Fine Arts Instructor
Instruct Color Design, 3D Design and Drawing Foundations courses.
1991 - Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Weatherford, Oklahoma
1993 Fine Arts Instructor
Develop 3D Design Program. Instruct Beginning-Advanced Sculpture.
Instruct Drawing and Basic-Advanced Painting courses (oils, acrylics, and watercolors).
Instruct Basic-Advanced Ceramics courses. Instruct 2D & 3D Foundations for Commercial
Art, Fine Arts and Arts Education majors. Art Appreciation lecturer for Humanities core.
1981 - Colleges and Universities, Monroe County, N.Y.
1990 Visiting Artist
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Organize and conduct lecture/seminars for college art curriculums.
Community service for "Arts for Greater Rochester".
1989 - State University of New York, Buffalo, N.Y.
1990 Foundations lnstructor
Instruct 2D Design for Commercial Art, Fine Arts, Architecture and Interior Design majors.
1988 - State University of New York, Buffalo, N.Y.
1989 Foundations Instructor
Instruct 3D Design for Commercial Art, Fine Arts, Architecture and Interior Design majors.
1983 - Fairport High School, Fairport, N.Y.
1984 Artist in Residence
Instruct design, painting and sculpture courses for college bound students.
Produced two public murals with students.
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
2009 RosettaStone Fine Art Gallery, Palm Beach Gardens, FL
2009 58th Annual All Florida Competition, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
2008 Faculty Show, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
2007 56th Annual All Florida Competition, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
2006 RosettaStone Fine Art Gallery, Juno Beach, FL
2006 Sideshow Gallery, NYC, NY
2005 54th Annual All Florida Competition, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
2003 Elaine Baker Gallery, Boca Raton FL
2000 49th Annual All Florida Competition, Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
2000 Profile Gallery, Jupiter, FL
1999 Boca Raton Museum of Art, Boca Raton, FL
1999 Profile Gallery, Jupiter, FL
1998 Profile Gallery, Jupiter, FL
1998 Palm Beach Community College, Lake Worth, FL
1997 Ritter Art Gallery, F.A.U., Boca Raton, FL
1996 All-Media National Exhibition, Broward Community College, Davie, FL
1996 Gallery Camino Real, Boca Raton, FL
1996 Profile Gallery, Jupiter, FL
1995 Gallery Camino Real, Boca Raton, FL
1995 Ritter Gallery, F.A.U., Boca Raton, FL
1995 Profile Gallery, Jupiter, FL
1995 Palm Beach Community College, Lake Worth, FL
1994 Palm Beach Community College, Lake Worth, FL
1994 Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York, NY
1994 Ritter Gallery, F,A.U., Boca Raton, FL
1993 Norick Art Center, O.C.U., Oklahoma City, OK
1993 Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York, NY
1992 City Arts Center, Oklahoma City, OK
1992 Firehouse Arts Center, Norman, OK
1992 Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York, NY
1991 City Arts Center, Oklahoma City, OK
1991 Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York, NY
1990 Center for Tomorrow, Buffalo, NY
1990 Alumni Invitational III, Tower Fine Arts Gallery, S.U.C. at Brockport, NY
1990 Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York, NY
1989 Barbara Schuller Gallery, Buffalo, NY
1989 Francis Art Gallery, St. Bonnaventure University, Olean, NY
1988 Bethune Gallery, S.U.N.Y. at Buffalo, NY
1986 Nan Miller Gallery, Brighton, NY
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1985 Shoestring Gallery, Rochester, NY
1978 Tower Fine Arts Gallery, S.U.C., Brockport, NY
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1993 Holliman Gallery, Walker Arts Center, Tuisa, OK
1990 Bethune Gallery, S.U.N.Y. at Buffalo, NY
1987 Zenith Gallery, Washington, D.C.
1985 George Fredrick Gallery, Rochester, NY
1983 Schome Place Gallery, Pittsford, NY
1982 Mitch Morse Gallery, New York, NY
1977 First National Bank, Rochester, NY
1975 Marine Midland Bank, Plattsburgh, NY
1975 Adirondack Center Museum, Elizabethtown, NY
1972 Le Vence, Montreal, Quebec
CORPORATE COLLECTIONS
General Motors Corporation
Richland Industries
Blue Cross/Blue Shield
AT&T / Farrash Corporation
Atrium Associates
Jasco Corporation
Arthur Andersen
Hafner Associates
Metro Center YMCA
Arco Corporation
Borg Warner Corporation
Sybron Corporation
Columbia Savings Bank
DiMarco Corporation
UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS
Southwestern Oklahoma State University, WeatherFord, OK
Monroe Community College, Henrietta, NY
Rochester Institute of Technology, Henrietta, NY
University of Rochester, Rochester, NY
State University College, Brockport, NY
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
Annalisa Archi
Carol & Alan Block
Richard Conoyer
Joseph DePonte
Walter & Karen Eckhart
Jeanne & Charles Fineout
Morton & Melanie Fishman
Ronald & Joy Goldbladt
Charles & Cynthia Gray
Arnold Henry
Richard Hogan
Ms. Barbara Jacobi
Ms. Nance Justitz
Ms. Joy Kahn
Richard & Marsha Kaplan
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Dr. Peter Kaplan
Ms. Marion Karim
Peter Karris
Robert Kaye
Dr. Martin Korn
Jack & Davie Leoniff
David & Leslie Mabee
Louis & Eileen Mandell
Frank & Janet Mark
William & Susan Mintz
Gary Nicolini
Arlene & Edward Perretta
Ms. Joan Potter
Donald Roma & Rittensbacher
Isabel and Herb Savel
Richard Ski
Alan Sterlieb
"Dutch" & Jayne Summers
Ofer Tamir
Bernard & Marion Weinstein
Ronald & Carol Whitlock
Dr. Neal Ziegler
AWARDS & HONORS
2000 49th Annual All Florida Competition, award, Boca Raton Museum, Boca Raton, FL
1997 Arts in Publics Places, Southside Project, West Palm Beach FI, Finalist
1997 Arts in Public Places, Downtown Project, West Palm Beach FL, Finalist
1996 Arts in Publics Places, Broward County, FL, Finalist
1987 Fuji Fine Arts Award, Fuji Art Museum, Japan
PUBLICATIONS
"RE-THINKING Acrylics, Northlight Books, Contributing Artist, 12/2008
"Art Show Reveals Supersized Area Talent", Palm Beach Post, 7/8/2007
"Portrait of an Artist", "New Florida" series, WPTV, 6/2001
"Mixed-Media Show", Sun/Sentinel, 9/20/1995
"Overcoming Obstacles", View on Design, 9/1994
"Things Change", Tulsa World, 1/15/1993
"Sense of Adventure Leads to'Rites of Passage' Exhibit", Tulsa World, 1/8/1993
' "Rites of Passage", The Norman Transcript, 2/28/1992
"Sculptors", Artistry in Print, International Paper Company, 10/1989
"Feature Artist", DAKA, 12/1987
"Designer's Spotlight", The Designer, 12/1986
"The Four Seasons", Currents, 8/30/1985
"Art Goes to Work", Democrat & Chronicle, 1/21/1982
"Dedication Planned for Mural", The Brockport Post, 5/20/1977
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Examples of Miles Laventhall Artwork
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Materials: Stainless Steel (Halogen lights base)
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Balanced Equation
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Dimensions: 11 "x 13" x 4"
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Dimensions: 53" x 45" x 37"
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Materials: Stainless Steel
Dimensions: 62" x 50" x 42"
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•1970's - career beg� in San"Francisco beeoming notorious for
pioneering water sculptures in copper and driftwood many of which wer�
kinetic, utilizing water pressure to move metal whee�s, bearings and cubs.
•1976 - moved to Lake Tahoe, Nevada and opened a sculpture studio and
art gallery to have freedom to create more complex metaI sculptures, suc1�
as life sized figured, mobiles, and small figurative bronzed castings. ,,�
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learn art foundry practices and procedures. There he began.showing
sculpt�ures in better known galleries, such as Gallery Hawaii and Center
Art Cialleries. Moving back to the Mainland (Minden, Nevada) in
•1983 - opened his own art bronze foundry. Within two years he moved
his art studio to Newcastle, California and La Porte, CaIifornia and beg�
p�roducing limited edition brQnzes and exhibiting sculptures at Art Expo
New York and Art Expo Lc�si;Angeles..
•1990 - moved ta West Palm Beach Florida. Open�d his own studi4 and
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•) al b�onze was �ompleted in Michigan (17 feet
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President
Stephen 1. Stepp
Chief ojPolrce
561-799-4440
Palm Beach Gardens Police Foundation
10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 • www.pbgpv.org
May 3 I , 2009
Ms. Lee Bickford
Art in Public Places Committee
i0500 N. Military Trail
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
Dear Ms. Bickford,
Citizen Palice Academies (CPAs) have become one of the most beneticia! programs
developed under the Community Based Policing philosophy. They are conducted
across America to educate citizens on the basics of the law enforcement profession and
to bring private citizens closer to the police.
To kick offa new Palm Beach Gardens Citizen Police Academy tor 2009 we are
making the program available to a select few "recruits" by invitation only. By doing
so, special hands-on demonstrations and informative sessions can be conducted in a
manner which will give a very personal look into the inner workings of our p�lice
department. Because of the special nature of each session the CPA is sure to be very
interesting, exciting and even a little fun.
The format for the academy will be a three hour class that meets in the Palm Beach
Gardens Police Headquarters on six consecutive Wednesday evenings from 6:00-9:00
pm starting September 16th and running through October 21, 2009. A graduation
dinner will be held on Thursda_y, October 29th for recruits who complete the course,
their guests, participating instructors and other invited guests.
The CPA is funded by The Palm Beach Gardens Police Foundation. There is however,
a$2�.00 fee for class materials and a class polo shirt. Recruits are required to commit
to attend all six sessions to ensure the Academy's success.
Your committee is invited to nominate two members to attend the Palm Beach Gardens
Citizen Police Academy in September 2009. Please complete the attached interest
form for your members and return it by July 15. 2009. Enrollment will be on a first-
come, first served basis and is limited to only 25 recruits.
If you have questions, please contact us as soon as possible as we expect openings to
fill up quickly.
Very truly yours,
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Karen Cobb
Academy Administrator
academy@pbgpolicefoundation.org
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Stephen J. Stepp
Chief of Police
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Palm Beach Gardens Police Foundation
10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 • www.pbgpv.org
CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMY
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
DAYTIME PHONE:
E-MAIL ADDRESS:
WORK/BUSINESS PHONE:
DESCRIBE YOUR INTEREST IN THE CITIZEN POLICE ACADEMY
Participation in this program is limited to Residents of the City of Palm Beach Gardens
or members of the Palm Beach Gardens Business Community.
Individuals expressing interest will be contacted and then provided with an application form
and further information conceming a required background check
For more information, please contact Karen Cobb, Academy Administrator (561) 371-9092
By email: academy@pbgpolicefounda.tion.org
Or in writing to: Palm Beach Gardens Police Department
Attention: Citizen Police Academy
] 0500 North Military Trail
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410