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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 2010 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
Diane Cappella Meriel "Honey" Bryan 15t Alternate
Jennifer O'Brien Paul Kaufman 2nd Alternate
David Porter (Vice Chair)
Cable Neuhaus (Chair)
Dianne Sacchetti
Susan Tornabene
Mark Giuliani
Also in attendance: Allyson Black, Resource Manager /Staff Liaison
IV. ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, MODIFICATIONS
V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. February 16, 2010 AIPP Meeting
2. March 15, 2010 AIPP /RAB Joint Meeting
3. March 16, 2010 AIPP Meeting
VI. ITEMS BY COUNCIL LIAISON
VII. ITEMS BY STAFF LIAISON
VIII. OLD BUSINESS
IX. NEW BUSINESS
1. DOWNTOWN AT THE GARDENS ART IN PUBLIC PLACES - AIPP- 10 -03- 000026
RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL
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
FEBRUARY 16, 2010
The regular meeting was called to order at 5:32 p.m. by Chair Cable Neuhaus.
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Chair Cable Neuhaus, Vice Chair David Porter, Diane ,Cappella (arrived 5:36
p.m.), Jennifer O'Brien, Dianne Sacchetti, Meriel Bryan (1st alternate sitting for Susan
Tornabene).
ABSENT: Susan Tornabene, Mark Giuliani. "r
ALSO PRESENT: City Attorney R. Max Lohman; Growth`'Managemept Administrator, Staff
Liaison Kara Irwin; Resource Manager, Alternate Staff I iaison °��Allyson BTaw Planner Kathryn
Wilson.
IV. ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, MODIFICATIONS
None.
V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES'
David Porter made a motion for approval of the October 20, 2009 and November 17, 2009
minutes.
VI. ITEMS BY COUNCIL LIAISON
None.
VII. ITEMS BY STAFF'TIAISON
Growth Management °Administrator, Staff Liaison Kara Irwin reported that City Attorney
R. Max Lohman will tie advising the Art in Public _Places Advisory Board regarding the Bus
Shelter Selection Committed recorrimendations due 'io the passing of Attorney Robert Rosillo.
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VIII. OLD BUSINESS
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tor, Staff Liaison Kara Irwin reported that a joint public
workshop of the Art in Publik Places Advisory Board and Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
will be held pp,March 15, 201. and described the public workshop process.
Public Comm -Ont: None. ' 6
IX. NEW BUSINESS
PUBLIC WORKSHOPS
1. DOWNTOWN AT"THE GARDENS
Presented by: Donaldson Hearing, Cotleur and Hearing; Kevin Berman, Downtown at the
Gardens; Kate Blakeley, Carousel Works, Inc.
Discussion ensued.
Public Comment: None.
2. 9/11 MEMORIAL ART PLAZA
Staff Presentation: Planner Kathryn Wilson.
Presented bv: Artist Mark Fuller.
Public Comment: Pat Hughey, 9120 Reed Drive, Palm Beach Gardens.
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David Porter made a motion designating Chair Cable Neuhaus to be the contact person for
artist Mark Fuller.
Diane Cappella seconded.
Motion passed 6 -0.
RFP 2009 -010 ARTISTIC BUS SHELTERS
Staff Presentation: Growth Management Administrator, Staff Liaison Kara Irwin.
Discussion ensued.
David Porter made a motion to accept the Bus Shelter Selection Committee recommendation to
the Art in Public Places Advisory Board to reject all proposals and that the same
recommendation be made to City Council. .;
Diane Cappella seconded.
Motion passed 6 -0.
David Porter made a motion to enter into direct negotiati highest ranking artist,
Mark Fuller, to go forward with designs for both PGA Boul Trail.
Dianne Sacchetti seconded.
Motion passed 6 -0.
David Porter made a motion in favor of Chair Cable Neuhaus presenting theA_postion of the
Art in Public Places Advisory Board to City Council
Diane Cappella seconded.
Motion passed 6 -0.
X. COMMENTS BY THE PUBLIC''
Alissa Waite, 522 Sunset Road, West Pala}
XI. COMMENTS BY THE BOARD
Cable Newhaus, David Porter.
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XII. ADJOURNMENT
David Porter made a motion for adjournment.
Meriel Bryan seconded.
Motion passed, 6 -0.
The meeting adjourned at 7:05 p.m. The next regular meeting will be held March 16, 2010.
APPROVED
AT'
Donna M. Cannon
Municipal Services Coordinator
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
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
MARCH 16, 2010
The regular meeting was called to order at 5:43 p.m. by Chair Cable Neuhaus.
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Chair Cable Neuhaus, Vice Chair David Porter, Jennifer O'Brien, Dianne
Sacchetti, Susan Tornabene.
ABSENT: Diane Cappella, Mark Giuliani.
ALSO PRESENT: Resource Manager, Alternate Staff Liaison Allyson Black; Planner
Kathryn Wilson.
IV. ADDITIONS, DELETIONS, MODIFICATIONS
None.
V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
None.
VI. ITEMS BY COUNCIL LIAISON
None.
VII. ITEMS BY STAFF LIAISON
Alternate Staff Liaison Allyson Black
Downtown at the Gardens planned car,
Thursday, March 18, 2010 City Council r.
VIII. OLD BUSINESS
None.
IX. NEW BUSINESS
1. THE POINTE
Public Comment: N
2. CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS 9/1
AIPP- 10- 02- 000025
Staff Presentation: Planner Kathrvn Wilson.
on Legends of the Gardens art lighting and
Bus Shelters project will be heard at the
Kyle Jones, Project Manager, Stiles.
Presented by: Artist Mark Fuller.
Discussion ensued.
David Porter made a motion to accept the design as presented with comments to City Council.
Dianne Sacchetti seconded.
Motion passed 5 -0.
X. COMMENTS BY THE PUBLIC
None.
XI. COMMENTS BY THE BOARD
None.
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X11. ADJOURNMENT
David Porter made a motion for adjournment.
Dianne Sacchetti seconded.
Motion passed, 5 -0.
The meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. The next regular meeting will be held April 20, 2010.
APPROVED
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Donna M. Cannon
Municipal Services Coordinator
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
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD AND
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
JOINT MEETING
MARCH 15, 2010
The joint meeting was called to order at 6:10 p.m. by City Clerk Patricia Snider.
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
III. ROLL CALL
PRESENT: Art in Public Places Advisory Board (AIPP)
David Porter, Jennifer O'Brien, Susan Tornabene, Meriel Br5
Cappella).
Parks and Recreation Advisor Board (RAB) Chair Tory Buc
Jim Amsler, William Sonnenreich.
ABSENT: Diane Cappella (AIPP), Mark Giuliani (AIPP)
Nass (RAB), Arnie Schneider (RAB), Ernest Volonte (RAB).
ALSO PRESENT: Growth Management Administrator,
Division Director, Staff Liaison Mike Kelly.
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Timothy Frohling made a motion to approve the December'
William Sonnenreich seconded.
Motion passed 9 -0.
V. PUBLIC WORKSHOP — LAKE CATHERINE;HIS'
Cable Neuhaus and Tory Buckley introduced the project, f
and goals. Cable Neuhaus explained the funding for Art in P
VI. COMMENTS BY THE PUBLIC
kley, Vice Chz
Dianne Saccl
Staff Liaison
Uhaus, Vice Chair
to sitting for Diane
Timothy Frohling,
Ai (AIPP), Howard
Sara Irwin; Parks
meeting minutes.
ned the history, current status
Places.
Louis Satriano, 4703 Lakemont Court, Palm Beach Gardens; Mary Gillespie, 9900 Daphne
Avenue, Palm Beach Gardens, Lorian Brownlee, 302 Balsam Street, Palm Beach Gardens; Jerry
Brownlee, 302 Balsam Street, Palm Beach Gardens; Rochelle Satriano, 4703 Lakemont Court,
Palm Beach Gardens.
VII. COMMENTS BY THE BOARD
None.
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VIII. ADJOURNMENT
William Sonnenreich made a motion for adjournment.
Timothy Frohling seconded.
Motion passed 9 -0.
The meeting adjourned at 6:40 p.m.
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Art in Public Places Advisory Board
Cable Neuhaus, Chair
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
David Porter, Vice Chair Timothy
Diane Cappella Amie Sc
Jennifer O'Brien Ernest V
Dianne Sacchetti William S
Susan Tornabene Jim Amsler
Mark Giuliani Howard Nass
ATTEST
Donna M. Cannon
Municipal Services Coordinator
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Vice
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
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD
Agenda Cover Memorandum
Meeting Date: April 20, 2010
Petition No. AIPP- 10 -03- 000026
Subject / Agenda Item:
Petition AIPP- 10 -03- 000026: Art in Public Places — Downtown at the Gardens
Recommendation to City Council: A request by Kevin Berman of Berman Enterprises
and Donaldson Hearing of Cotleur and Hearing, Inc., on behalf of Downtown at the
Gardens Associates, Ltd, for approval of art in public places for Downtown at the
Gardens, generally located north of Kyoto Gardens Drive and east of Alternate A1A at
11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Avenue.
[ X ] Recommendation to APPROVE
[ ] Recommendation to deny
Reviewed by:
Originating Dept.:
FINANCE: NA
AIPP Board Action:
Growth Management:
[ ] Rec. approval
Development Compliance
Project ,�
Costs: $ NA
[ ] Rec. app. w/ conds.
Mana er:
Manager
Total
[ ] Rec. Denial
_
Allyson Black
$ NA
[ ] Continued to:
Bahareh Wolfs, AICP
Current FY
Interim Growth
Mana ement
Funding Source:
Ad i tat
[ ] Operating
[X ] Other NA
ata ie Wo CP
Growth Mana ement
Advertised: N/A
Attachments:
Date:
• Application
Budget Acct. #:
• Applicant's
Paper:
Narrative
• Site Plan
[X] Not Required
• Carousel Works
Artistic information
Approved by:
City Manager:
• Carousel Work
Affected parties:
Reference List
N/A
[ ] Notified
• Proposed artistic
Ronald M. Ferris
[X] Not Required
renderings
• Budget breakdown
Meeting Date: April 20, 2010
Petition AIPP- 10 -03- 000026
BACKGROUND
Resolution 19, 2005 approved three (3) pieces of art work for the Downtown at
the Gardens commercial development. The three pieces were "Palace" which
was approved to be placed by the east valet, the "Pool" which was approved by
the south valet and "The Water Bridge" which was placed in middle of the south
court. Over the years, "The Water Bridge" was a continual maintenance issue
and was constantly under repair.
When Downtown at the Gardens changed ownership and Berman Enterprises
became the owners, "The Water Bridge" was perceived as a liability issue. The
piece was removed without notifying the City. Code Enforcement was informed of
this incident and issued a Correction Request.
DISCUSSION
Don Hearing, Cotleur & Hearing, Inc., and Kevin Berman, Berman Enterprises,
appeared before the Art in Public Places Advisory Board for a workshop on
February 16, 2010, to discuss with the Board the proposed art and location on
the site. A representative of Carousel Works described the process and
uniqueness of each Carousel. The Board encouraged the applicant to move
forward with the selection of the Carousel with Carousel Works, the location, in
the southern courtyard, and to come back with a theme and design.
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 and public 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,
or 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.
The 1 % art requirement for Downtown at the Gardens was $320,000. Downtown
at the Gardens, under Menin Development, spent a total of $360,000 for the
three (3) art pieces. "The Water Bridge" was estimated to cost $105,000 but
since they spent $40,000 over the requirement, the deficit Downtown at the
Gardens faces in order to comply with the 1% art requirement is $65,000.
Downtown at the Gardens has posted the $65,000 in escrow in order to meet the
1 % art requirement.
The public art allocation breaks out as follows: $350,000 for the actual Carousel,
and $47,750 for the sound system, lighting, electric service, permits and costs
associated with installation for a total cost of $405,750 (Please see budget
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breakdown attached).
PROPOSED ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
Proposed Art
The artwork will be commissioned by Carousel Works (please see attached
artistic portfolio and reference list). Carousel Works is the world's largest
manufacturer of wooden Carousels and they are well known for their talent at
restoring antique Carousels. The proposed thirty six (36) foot Carousel has a
total diameter of forty two (42) feet. There is an approximate five (5) foot
walkway between the deck and safety fence. The carousel stands approximately
seventeen (17) feet high.
The applicant stated that the Carousel was inspired by four goals: (1) create a
fun and whimsical atmosphere for both children and adults to play and discover
art in an exciting and educational way, (2) create a nostalgic feeling for the young
at heart, (3) create a Carousel which feels contextually at home within the
modern architecture framework of Downtown at the Gardens, and (4) create a
Carousel that is truly unique to Downtown at the Gardens inspired by the local
history and environment of the City of Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach
County, and the State of Florida.
Figures
The proposed figures will be unique hand - carved and painted animals inspired by
a `horses in the garden' theme. They depict horses and animals found in their
natural habitat. There will be a total of twenty -seven (27) animal figures on the
Carousel, with the most common figure being variations of the horse. The other
figures, yet to be determined, will be a variety of fun and lively animals native to
the South Florida region, such as the Loggerhead Sea Turtle, Sandhill Crane,
Wood Stork, Manatee, and Blue Heron (Please see attached proposed artistic
renderings). There will also be two (2) spinning chariots and one (1) ADA
compliant chariot on the Carousel.
Center Surround
The Center Surround consists of panels that cover the vertical components
holding up the Carousel. The top half of these panels will contain a mirror within
a frame. The middle section will alternate between a replicated carving of the
Banyan Tree and a colorful painted arrangement of local flora and fauna. The
lower section will contain framed painting of coastal colors.
Internal Mural and radiating Beams
Above the Center Surround is proposed as a hand painted Internal Mural, which
would wrap around in the inside of the Carousel depicting scenes and names of
local marine life. The beams radiating out from the internal painting are red with
stenciling.
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Rounding Boards
The Rounding Boards surround the outer canopy of the Carousel. They are
proposed as boldly painted alternating panels with native South Florida birds in
flight and local history. The bird scenes would be set in larger panels with blue
background framed in gold, while scenes of the local history would be smaller
oval panels with oranges and orange blossoms cascading from the top (Please
see attached artistic renderings).
Carousel Base
The base of the Carousel would be made of Ipe Wood, which is an
environmentally sustainable wood with a strong non -slip base. The wood
contains slight gaps between the panels to prevent the water from gathering on
the deck.
Educational Material
The applicant is proposing to include educational material on the perimeter fence
of the Carousel. The materials are to educate the public about the various
components of the Carousel such as the artist's process of building the Carousel,
the historical elements located on the Carousel, as well as the plants and
animals depicted on the Carousel.
Proposed Location
The applicant is proposing to locate the Carousel within the south circular
courtyard, just east of Whole Foods Market. This is the exact location if the art
being replaced, "The Water Bridge" (Please see attached site plan). This location
allows for visibility from four (4) different access points; Victoria Gardens, south
valet, Whole Foods and north shops.
Proposed Liphting
The applicant has stated that the Carousel will be lit from dusk until dawn with
from bulbs attached to the structure. The Carousel contains 270 -300 60 -volt
LED bulbs with an E14 base. The bulbs are attached to the underside of the
Carousel canopy in order to minimize light pollution. The bulbs are LEDs, which
are 75% more efficient than incandescent with equal light output.
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 Downtown 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
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future publications. The artist name, title of artwork, and description shall
be included. (Planning & Zoning)
3. The Applicant shall be responsible for the maintenance of the work of art.
(Planning & Zoning)
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:
0 Planned Community Development (PCD)
QPlanned Unit Development (PUD)
DAmendment to PCD, PUD or Site Plan
QConditional Use
Amendment to the Comprehensive Plan
Administrative Approval
aAdministrative Appeal
Project Name: Downtown at the Gardens
Owner: Downtown at the Gardens Associates Ltd
Applicant (if not Owner): Owner
Applicant's Address: 5410 Edson Ln Suite 220
[]Annexation
QRezoning
OSite Plan Review
ElConcurrency Certificate
Time Extension
EZ]Miscellaneous
E:]DtherArts in Public Places
Date Submitted: 3/2/10
Telephone No. 301 -816 -1555
Agent: Kevin Berman / Donaldson Hearing of Cotleur & Hearing Inc.
Contact Person: Kevin Berman
E -Mail: kberman @bermanenterp rises. cor
Agent's Mailing Address: 11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Ave, Suite 2203, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33,
Agent's Telephone Number: 301 - 520 -3900
Petition Number:
Application $
Receipt Number:
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Date & Time Received:
Engineering $
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Architect: N/A
Engineer: N/A
Planner: Don Hearing, Cotleur and Hearing 1934 Commerce Lane, Suite 1, Jupiter, FL 33458
Landscape Architect: N/A
Site Information: Note: Petitioners shall submit electronic digital files of
approved projects. See attachment for details.
General Location: Downtown at the Gardens
Address: 11701 Lake Victoria Gardens Ave. Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
Section: 06 Township: 42 Range: 43
Property Control Number(s): 52- 43- 42- 06 -14- 001 -0000
48.76 PCD PCD
Acreage: Current Zoning: Requested Zoning:
Flood Zone Base Flood Elevation (BFE) — to be indicated on site plan
Current Comprehensive Plan Land Use Designation: Professional Office (PO)
Shopping Center Shopping Center
Existing Land Use: Requested Land Use:
Proposed Use(s) i.e. hotel, single family residence, etc.: Carousel
Proposed Square Footage by Use: N/A
Proposed Number and Type of Dwelling Unit(s) i.e. single family, multifamily, etc. (if applicable):
N/A
Justification
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Information concerning all requests (attach additional sheets if needed.)
{Section 78 -46, Application Procedures, Land Development Regulations}
1. Explain the nature of the request: Art in Public Places Misc. Petition
We are proposing a new piece of art to fulfill the project art in public places requirement.
We propose building a custom built carousel in place of the previously existing art bridge.
2. What will be the impact of the proposed change on the surrounding area?
The carousel will be located internal to the project and will not impact any of the 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, Transportation, Housing, Infrastructure, Coastal
Management, Conservation, Recreation and Open space, Intergovernmental Coordination and Capital
Improvement.
Not applicable.
4. How does the proposed project comply with City requirements for preservation of natural resources
and native vegetation (Section 78 -301, Land Development Regulations)?
Not applicable.
5. How will the proposed project comply with City requirements for Art in Public Places (Chapter 78-
261, Land Development Regulations)?
This petition is to adhere to the AIPP requirement.
An art piece has been removed that was approved as part of the original AIPP for the project.
This petition is to request to replace that art piece with a new art piece.
The applicant is proposing to provide a custom designed and constructed carousel.
6. Has project received concurrency certification?
Yes
Date received: 2003
Legal Description of the Subject Property
(Attach additional sheets if needed)
Or see attached deed for legal description.
Location
The subject property is located approximately 0 mile(s) from the intersection of
Alternate Al A
, on the[:]northF.-/Iast,3outhaest side of
(street /road).
Statement of Ownership and Designation of Authorized Agent
Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared
Kevin Berman who, being by me first duly sworn, on oath deposed and says:
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1. That he /she is the fee simple title owner of the property described in the attached
Legal Description.
2. That he /she is requesting M i s ce I l a n e o u s Petition in the
City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
3. That he /she has appointed Kevin Berman/ Cotleur & Hearing, Inc. to act
as authorized agent on his/her behalf to accomplish the above project.
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Name of0 er: wntown at the Gardens Associates Ltd
k atur Owner By: Name /Title
5410 Edson Ln Suite 220 Rockville, MD 20852
Street Address City, State, Zip Code
P. O. Box City, State, Zip Code
301 - 816 -1555 301- 816 -1556
Telephone Number Fax Number
kberman @bermanenterprises.com
E -mail Address
Sworn and subscribed before me this Y� day of Al d ((M 2010
Notary Public
My Commission expires:
' �" -t CARLA DAVIS
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`' MY COMMISSION # DD921746
EXPIRES August 31, 2013
(407)398.0153
Florida Nota ryS e. ry ice. com
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Applicant's Certification
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
any paper or plans submitted herewith are true to the best of my /our knowledge and belief. Further,
I /we understand that this application,_a tachments, and application filing fees become a part of the
official records of the City o PaYm Beach ens, FFI d nd are not returnable.
Applicant is:
Signature of Applicant
Zwner
❑Optionee
OLessee
Fl Agent
Econtract Purchaser
Kevin Berman
Print Name of Applicant
5410 EDSON LN STE 220
Street Address
ROCKVILLE MD 20852 3195
City, State, Zip Code
301- 816 -1555
Telephone Number
301- 816 -1556
Fax Number
kberman @bermanenterprises.com
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Palm Beach Gardens Growth Management Department
10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
561 - 799 -4230
Financial Responsibility Form
The owner understands that all City- incurred professional fees and 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 /or designee shall be invoiced on a monthly basis for professional fees such as, but not
limited to, consultant engineering services, legal services, advertising costs, and /or any other costs
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 re- imbursement purposes. All activities related
to the pending permit(s) will cease until any outstanding invoices are paid.
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
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Downtown at the Gardens
Miscellaneous Petition
Art in Public Places
Replacement Request
Introduction
On behalf of Downtown at the Gardens, we are pleased to submit an application for Art in
Public Places. The Downtown at the Gardens project was completed in 2005, along with the
required art work for the Art in Public Places (AIPP) requirement of the code. The project has
changed ownership since 2005 twice. The current owner of the property has been assessing all
aspects of the project in effort to revive the center. In their assessment they noticed that one of
the approved artworks needed replacement due to previous lack of maintenance in
combination with a lack of appreciation by the centers patrons. Section 78 261 of the City of
Palm Beach Gardens Code of Ordinances requires that all art used towards the Art in Public
Places requirement must be reviewed and approved by the City.
Request
Downtown at the Gardens is seeking approval for an interactive art piece that will assist in the
revival of the Downtown center. The applicant is proposing to construct a carousel with hand -
carved figures and chariots. The art is proposed to be located within the south circular
courtyard, just east of Whole Foods Market. This is the exact location of the art being replaced,
the water bridge. The water bridge was not well maintained for several years by the previous
owners and became a significant liability issue for the current property owner. The art was
removed for this reason. The current owner has placed funds in escrow with the city to keep in
compliance of the Arts in Public Places requirement. The proposed art was presented to the
AIPP board as a workshop item on the 16th of February, last month.
Per Section 78 261 "in making its recommendation to the city council, the AIPP board shall
consider the quality of the artwork; the exhibition and sales history of the artist; the artist's
works in public collections and previous public art purchases or commissions; the ability of the
artist to complete the project within a specified schedule; and the compliance with the
standards of this division."
The artwork will be commissioned by Carousel Works. Carousel Works is the world's largest
manufacturer of wooden carousels and they are also very well known for their talent at
restoring antique carousels. Their facility is located in Mansfield Ohio and it houses b, -the
design and construction aspects of the carousel. Their facility employs designers, and woodworkers, pattern makers, casting specialists, engineers, artistic painters,
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the management team. Their work has appeared in architectural digest and many other design
related publications and television shows such as Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
The company was the first to revive wooden carousel construction in 1991 after a construction
freeze that dated back to the early 1930's. The owners of the company have been in the
woodcarving and carpentry disciplines for 75 -years combined. They are known for their
innovative designs and their true accuracy for antique restoration and replication. They have
constructed carousels and installed them all over the country since 1994 in Virginia, California,
New York, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri, Utah, Illinois, Connecticut, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Texas,
Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Colorado, Oklahoma, Georgia, Iowa, South Carolina,
Indiana, Kentucky, and Florida.
Design Overview
The carousel will consist of three components; the frame, facade and the figures and chariots.
The fagade and the figures and chariots are the art where as the frame is what supports the art.
The facades are the decorative panels that actually hide the inner workings of the carousel
(mechanical and electrical). The facades are uniquely designed and hand - painted to fit the
theme of the carousel. The figures and chariots are represented by the well -known animals or
carriages that signify a true carousel. They are hand - carved and hand - painted to ensure
uniqueness for each carousel and each figure.
Code Criteria
Section 78 -262 lists the standards for artwork being requested. The proposed art meets the
standards as discussed below:
(a) Artwork shall be displayed in a visually accessible location, which shall be suitable to the
design of the site, in order for the public to receive the most enjoyment and benefit from the
a rt.
The carousel will be displayed in the south circular courtyard where access is possible from four
different points; Victoria Gardens, the south valet, Whole Foods, and north shops.
(b) Artwork shall be integrated into the overall planning and design for a structure or project,
and shall be compatible with the intent and purpose of the structure at which the work or
works are located.
Considering that Downtown has completed construction since 2005, the current property owner
has suggested the most compatible location within the fabric of the center. The circular carousel
is consistent with the circular courtyard and will fit seamlessly into the project.
(c) Artwork shall be integrated into the overall landscaping plan, and landscaping shall be
utilized to enhance the visibility of such works.
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The landscape for the courtyard will be reevaluated to be consistent with the new artwork in the
south courtyard. The landscape surrounding the previous art was ill maintained and needed
replacing.
(d) Artwork shall be lighted at a minimum from dusk until midnight. The lighting shall be
designed and located in order to prevent excessive lighting, energy waste, glare, light trespass,
and sky glow.
The artwork will be lighted through midnight at minimum inside the carousel and from the
courtyard. The lighting will be sustainably designed.
(e) Artwork installed pursuant to the division cannot be altered or removed from the site
without approval of the city council.
The property owner will guarantee the artworks existence on site unless approval to remove it
has been issued by the city council.
(f) Maintenance. Artwork shall be maintained in good condition at all times, including any
associated landscaping or related improvements.
The property owner will be fully responsible for maintaining this new artwork to ensure the
highest quality condition at all times, including the surrounding landscape improvements.
(g) All artwork purchased from the art impact fund shall be displayed on city -owned land, a
city -owned building, or a city - leased or - rented facility.
Not applicable.
(h) Zoning and building consideration. Consideration shall be given to project zoning. Permits
and building approval shall be obtained, when necessary, and shall be in compliance with the
Florida Building Code, the National Electric Code, and the previously- approved plans by city
council.
The applicant will comply.
Conclusion
The applicant looks forward to continue to work with City staff and the AIPP board to
incorporate the new carousel into the Downtown at the Gardens approved art. The carousel
will be a great attribute for the center and for the city. Carousels have been part of culture for
thousands of years, dating back to 500 A.D. in the Byzantine Empire. They were developed for
French Kings in the 16th century and brought to the United States in the mid 1800's as a
landmark for Coney Island. Downtown at the Gardens is very excited to add this integral part of
the urban culture to the City of Palm Beach Gardens.
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Design Narrative for the Carousel
Design Vision
The carousel designed for Downtown at the Gardens was inspired by 4 goals:
1. Create a fun and whimsical atmosphere for both children and adults to play and discover art
in an exciting and educational way.
2. Create a nostalgic feeling for the young at heart
3. Create a Carousel which feels contextually at home within the modern architecture
framework of Downtown at the Gardens
4. Create a Carousel that is truly unique to Downtown at the Gardens inspired by the local
history and environment of the City Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach County and the state of
Florida.
Figures
The figures will be unique hand - carved and painted animals inspired by a 'horses in the garden' theme. They
are whimsical, fanciful, natural creations and are adorned with trappings found in nature, such as native birds
and flowers to our local region. As a child sits upon a figure, they will discover beautiful subtleties integrated
into the figure, like a small hidden butterfly or a bird perched on a nose. These are reminiscent of horses and
animals found in their natural habitat. The most common figure is the horse, but there is a menagerie of other
animals. These other figures are a fun and lively smattering of animals native to the South Florida area, such
as the Loggerhead Sea Turtle, Sandhill Crane, Wood Stork, Manatee, and Blue Heron. Each figure will be
painted to allow the natural wood to "show through." There will be a total of (27) figures, (2) spinning
chariots, and (I) chariot which will be ADA compliant.
Center Surround
The Center Surround are the panels that cover the vertical components holding up the carousel. The top half
of these panels contains a mirror within a frame. These mirrors reflect light and brighten the carousel from
the inside out. The middle section alternates between a replicated carving of the signature Palm Beach
Gardens Banyan Tree and a colorful painted arrangement of local flora and fauna. The bottom of the center
surround panels contains a framed painting of coastal colors.
Internal Mural
Above the Center Surround is the Internal Mural, which wraps around the inside of the carousel, and is hand
painted, depicting scenes of local marine life. The top band has been stenciled with names of the different
marine life.
Radiating Beams
There are beams radiating out from the mural: these are painted red on the underside with beautiful
stenciling on the face.
Rounding Boards
The Rounding Boards surround the outer canopy of the carousel. These are boldly painted, alternating panels
depicting native South Floridian birds in flight, and highlighting local history. The bird scenes are set in larger
panels with a blue background and framed in gold, while the scenes of local history are smaller panels, and
are set in beautifully carved Edwardian era type oval frames with oranges and orange blossoms cascading
from the top.
Carousel Base
The base of the Carousel will be built of Ipe wood. This is an environmentally sustainable wood with a strong
non -slip base with slight gaps between panel to prevent puddleing of water on the deck. The construction is
solid and functional. For the children who ride it, however, the experience will be unforgettable.
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Education material will be attached to the perimeter fence of the carousel. The materials will educate people
about various components of the carousel such as the artist's process of building the carousel, the historical
elements used in the rounding boards, and the plants and animals depicted in the scenes and figures.
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The Carousel will be lit from dust until dawn from bulbs attached to its structure. The Carousel contains 270-
300 60 volts LED bulbs with an E14 base. The bulbs are attached to the underside of Carousel canopy so
they should not produce any unnecessary light pollution. The bulbs are LEDs, which are 75% more efficient
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A Carousel Works carousel consists of three components the Frame, Fagade & Figures /Chariots. We
work with each of these elements to create a one -of -a -kind carousel for each client.
Frame
The carousel Frame consists of the inner working of the carousel that supports the figures and creates
the movement on the carousel.
Facade
The fagade consists of the decorative panels that are used to hide the Frame components. These panels
are created for aesthetics, so our designers can be extremely creative in their design to create a one -of-
a -kind carousel for each client.
The components are uniquely designed for each project based on the overall theme and design concepts
including the structural shape, decorative details and hand - painted artwork:
• Rounding Boards — structure shape, decorative details as well as hand - painted artwork.
• Center Surround — decorative details, mirrors, may also be designed to host hand - painted
artwork.
• Lower Surround Mural— original 56' hand - painted sprawling mural or the mural may be broken
up into smaller sections if the client prefers.
• Upper Surround —structural shape and decorative details.
• Shields — these elements are customized to put the finishing touches of theme on each
individual carousel design and may also be designed to host hand - painted artwork.
Figures & Chariots
Figure Design - Each and every figure /chariot is hand - carved and hand - painted so the design and
creation of each figure is original. Our carvers begin with a basic figure silhouette and can create
elaborately designed trappings (the harness, saddle, straps, blankets, etc.) or create a simple design
depending on each individual client's wishes for their project. Next our artists hand -paint each figure
uniquely to work with the overall color scheme to bring them to life.
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Carousel Works is the world's largest manufacturer of wooden carousels as well as being the
premier choice for the restoration of antique carousels. Our 22,000 square foot facility in
Mansfield, Ohio, encompasses all aspects of carousel construction, design, and restoration in-
house. Our twenty -eight experienced and talented employees specialize in all aspects of
carousel manufacturing ranging from design, hand - carving, woodworking, pattern making,
casting, engineering, machine shop techniques, artistic painting, sculpture and management
under one roof. This has allowed us to develop into the type of carousel manufacturing facility
that hasn't existed for over sixty years.
Our work has appeared in numerous articles and publications, including Architectural Digest. In
addition, the Carousel Works has been featured on various television shows including Mister
Rogers Neighborhood and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
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Art Ritchie and Daniel Jones began Carousel Works in 1986 with one goal —to revive one of
America's valuable treasures, a tribute to both craftsmanship and artistic innovation — the art of
making wooden carousels.
The company began by completing full carousel restorations and carving new individual figures
for private owners, but always with the goal of building a new wooden carousel. At that time,
the last wooden carousel to be built was in the depression -era early 1930s. In 1991, they
reached their goal when they installed the first new hand - carved wooden carousel since that
time with the Richland Carousel Park in Mansfield, Ohio.
Art Ritchie — Co -Owner
Art Ritchie is a Master Carver and has been a professional woodcarver for over thirty -five years.
He began in the mid -1970s specializing in hand - carved wooden signs, furniture, relief carvings
and individual carousel figures and is now one of the world's most renowned wooden carousel
artists. Art's current focus is on the overall design of the new carousels, he is constantly
creating new and innovative designs to make each carousel project uniquely its own.
Daniel Jones — Co -Owner
Daniel Jones has been a Master Carpenter for over forty years. He also began his career in the
1970s specializing in the architectural restoration of antique homes. Dan now oversees the
entire Restoration Department and also creates the structural facades for the new carousel
projects.
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Carving & Woodworking Department
Key StaffMembers:
Don Blakley — Carving Department Supervisor
Don began as an apprentice carver at the Carousel Works twenty years ago under Master
Carver, Art Ritchie, when he was still in high school. Now himself a Master Carver, he is in
charge of supervising the Carving Department, training new apprentice carvers while also
carving the new figure patterns and also focusing on carving the most ornate, detailed figures.
Donna Grantham - Lead Carver
Donna has been specializing in carousel figure carving at the Carousel Works for fifteen years.
She also has a background in Commercial Art & Design.
Tim Gorka - Lead Carver
Tim has been a professional woodcarver for twenty -eight years and joined our staff full -time
in 2006. In addition to figure carving, Tim also focuses on the design and carving of the
carousels' stationary chariots. In addition to his extensive woodworking background, he also
has extensive qualifications in sculpture and painting.
Aaron Schroeder — Carver /Metal Sculpture
Aaron holds a Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture and in addition to an expansive background in
wood working, has created numerous kinetic metal sculptures throughout the country. In
addition to carving, Aaron's skills have allowed us to expand our designs to incorporate more
kinetic sculpture movement into our overall carousel designs.
Tonya Johnson — Carver
Tonya specializes in carousel figure carving and has been with Carousel Works for fourteen
years.
Rick Beam — Carver
Rick has been with Carousel Works for over twenty years, the majority of which he spent
specializing in antique figure restoration. He has now transferred into the carving department
where he is using his years of expertise and talent to carve new figures.
Ryan Jones — Figure Fabrication
Ryan specializes in fabricating the figure blocks so that the carver can create the desired design.
He has over ten years of experience with the company and does an excellent job of creating the
medium for the figure sculptures.
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Art Department
Key Staff Members:
Marilyn Ritchie —Art Department Supervisor
Marilyn is one of the most premier carousel artists in the world. She has been with Carousel
Works for over twenty -three years. In addition to overseeing the Art department, she is also
responsible for the coordination of all the artwork on the carousel, working with each client to
determine an overall color scheme for the project as well as training new artists in the nuances
of carousel art.
Leslie Chaffin —Mural Artist
Leslie was trained at the Otis Art Institute and has been a professional artist for thirty -two
years, eighteen of those years have been with Carousel Works. She designs and creates
original hand - painted artwork for the carousels.
Martha Fort — Mural Artist
Martha also uses her vast experience and skills to design and creates original hand - painted
artwork for our carousels. She holds a BFA specializing in watercolor and has also taught art at
the college level.
Karen Beck — Figure & Facade Artist
Karen has a degree and extensive background in Interior Design and in addition to working in
our art department, also owns a private interior design /faux painting business for over fifteen
years. She specializes in laying out the color design and finishes for the carousel fagade as well
as figure painting.
Eric Tomlinson — Figure & Facade Artist
Eric is one of our newest artists. He holds a BFA in Sculpture and previously worked for the
Columbus Museum of Art upon graduation before joining our staff in the art department.
Jason Kaufman — Figure Artist & Sculpture Molds
Jason specializes in figure art as well as the creating of our various sculpture casting that are
used as additional decorative pieces on the carousel fagade. He has a BFA in Sculpture &
Glassblowing and also recently opened his own gallery, Kenosis Gallery for Experimental Art.
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REFERENCE LIST
Complete project reference list — projects over $100,000.00
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New Carousels in progress ....0
Carousel: Royal Caribbean
Contact: Denise Key- Tielebein - Project Analyst New Building & Fleet Design
(786) 264 -0858 Miami, FL
Project: (2) 24' Carousels Traditional Themed
CWI is creating 2 traditional - themed carousels for Royal Caribbean's new
Genesis class of ships - the Oasis of the Seas (Spring 2009) and the Allure of the Seas
(Spring 2010)
Carousel: Bay Creek Carousel
Contact: Dick Foster - President (757) 491 -1240 Virginia Beach, VA
Project: 52' Carousel Coastal /Golf Resort Themed (Fall 2009)
Carousel: Los Angeles Zoo Carousel
Contact: Connie Morgan -President (323) 644 -4701 Los Angeles, CA
Project: 54' Carousel Conservation Themed (Winter 2010)
Carousel: Hudson River Pier 62 Carousel
Contact: Mark Boddewynn (917) 661 -8740 New York, NY
Project: 36' Carousel Traditional Themed (Spring 2010)
Carousel: Calgary Zoo
Contact: Don Peterkin (403) 232 -9344 Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Project: 36' Carousel Conservation Themed (Spring 2010)
Carousel: Akron Zoo Carousel
Contact: Linda Criss (330) 375 -2550, ext. 8964 Akron, OH
Project: 36' Carousel Conservation Themed (Summer 2010)
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 2
Carousel Works, Inc.
New Wooden Carousels
Year Installed: 2009
Carousel: Silver Beach Carousel
Contact: Suz Schalon - President (616) 318 -9555 St. Joseph, MI
Project: 52' Carousel Traditional Themed
Carousel: Kansas City Royals Carousel
Contact: Jill Mitchell - Sr. Project Manager (816) 924 -6763 Kansas City, MO
Project: 24' Carousel Kansas City Royals Baseball Themed
Carousel: Sacramento Zoo Carousel
Contact: Jim Schnormeier -Asst, Director (916) 808 -7381 Sacramento, CA
Project: 36' Carousel Endangered Species Themed
Year Installed: 2008
Carousel: Utah's Hogle Zoo Conservation Carousel
Contact: Doug Lund - Asst. Director (801) 584 -1709 Salt Lake City, UT
Project: 46' Carousel Conservation Themed
Year Installed: 2007
Carousel: Binder Park Zoo Conservation Carousel
Contact: Gregory Geise - Director (269) 979 -1351, ext. 130 Battle Creek, MI
Project: 42' Carousel Endangered Species Themed
Carousel: Kansas City Zoo Carousel
Contact: Randy Wisthoff - Director (816) 513 -5702 Kansas City, MO
Project: 42' Carousel Endangered Species Themed
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Carousel Works, Inc.
Year Installed: 2006
Carousel: Brookfield Zoo Carousel
Contact: Stuart Strahl, PhD — Director (708) 485 -0263 Brookfield, IL
Project: 62' Carousel Endangered Species Themed
Year Installed: 2005
Carousel: Beardsley Zoo Carousel
Contact: Greg Dancho - Director (203) 394 -6565 Bridgeport, CT
Project: 36' Carousel jungle Themed
Carousel: Henry Vilas Zoo Conservation Carousel
Contact: Jim Hubing - Director (608) 266 -4733 Madison, WI
Project: 36' Carousel Conservation Themed
Carousel: Bronx Zoo Insect Carousel
Contact: Sean McAllister (718) 741 -8295 Bronx, NY
Project: 54' Carousel The first and only all insect carousel
Carousel: Nashville Zoo Conservation Carousel
Contact: Cindy Stitely (615) 833 -1534, ext. 129 Nashville, TN
Project: 42' Carousel Conservation Themed
Year Installed: 2004
Carousel: Houston Zoo Carousel
Contact: Rick Barongi - Director (715) 513 -6500 Houston, TX
Project: 54' Carousel Endangered Species Themed
Carousel: Jackson Zoo Carousel
Contact: Susan Dobbs (601) 352 -2582 Jackson, MS
Project: 36' Carousel Endangered Species Themed
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Carousel Works, Inc.
Year Installed: 2003
Carousel: Toledo Zoo Carousel
Contact: Dave DiCola (419)385 -5721 Toledo, OH
Project: 52' Carousel African Jungle Themed
Carousel: Erie Zoo Carousel
Contact: Cynthia Kreider - Director (814) 864 -4091, ext. 226 Erie, PA
Project: 36' Carousel Conservation Themed
Carousel: St. Louis Zoo Carousel
Contact: Joan Sisco (314) 781 -0900 St. Louis, MO
Project: 54' Carousel Conservation Themed
Carousel: Miami Metrozoo Carousel
Contact: Carol Kruse - Asst. Director Miami, FL
Project: 36' Carousel Jungle Themed
Year Installed: 2002
Carousel: Memphis Zoo Carousel
Contact: Connie Bellett (901) 725 -3458 Memphis, TN
Project: 36' Carousel Asian Themed
Carousel: Birmingham Zoo Carousel
Contact: Jeff Cook (205) 879 -0409 Birmingham, AL
Project: 42' Carousel Endangered Species Themed
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 5
Carousel Works, Inc.
Year Installed: 2001
Carousel: Denver Zoo Carousel
Contact: Craig Piper - President (303) 376 -4816 Denver, CO
Project: 52' Carousel Conservation Themed
Carousel: Lincoln Park Zoo Carousel
Contact: Neal David (312) 742 -2315 Chicago, IL
Project: 52' Carousel Conservation Themed
Carousel: Bear Mountain State Park Carousel
Contact: Carol Ash — NYState Park Commissioner (518) 474 -0443 Bear Mountain, NY
Project: 42' Carousel Rustic Themed
Year Installed: 1999
Carousel: Willowbrook Park Carousel
Contact: Jona Carmona -Graf (708) 760 -6666 Staten Island, NY
Project: 46' Carousel Traditional Themed
Carousel: Oklahoma City Zoo Carousel
Contact: Mark Campbell - Director (405) 424 -3344 Oklahoma City, OK
Project: 46' Carousel Conservation Themed
Year Installed: 1998
Carousel: Zoo Atlanta Carousel
Contact: Dennis Kelly - CEO (404)624 -5864 Atlanta, GA
Project: 42' Carousel Endangered Species Themed
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Carousel Works, Inc.
Carousel: Milhous Group Carousel
Contact: Robert or Paul Milhous (561) 988 -2114 Boca Raton, FL
Project: 52' Carousel Traditional Themed
Carousel: The Heritage Carousel
Contact: J. C. Brenton (515) 237 -5121 Des Moines, IA
Project: 36' Carousel Traditional Themed
Year Installed: 1997
Carousel: Riverbanks Zoo Carousel
Contact: Satch Krantz - Director (803) 779 -8707 Columbia, SC
Project: 42' Carousel Conservation Themed
Year Installed: 1994
Carousel: Ft. Wayne Children's Zoo Carousel
Contact: Jim Anderson - Director (260) 427 -6805 Ft. Wayne, IN
Project: 42' Carousel Conservation Themed
Carousel: Kentucky Horse Park Carousel
Contact: Robert Hinkle (859) 259 -6805 Lexington, KY
Project: 42' Carousel Equine Themed
Carousel: Chapel Hill Mall Carousel
Contact: Bryan Lutz (330) 633 -7100 Akron, OH
Project: 36' Carousel Traditional Themed
Carousel: Richland Carousel Park
Contact: Mayor Lydia Reid (419) 755 -9626 Mansfield, OH
Project: 52' Carousel Traditional Themed
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 7
Carousel Works, Inc.
Restoration Projects
Carousel: Nunley's Carousel
Year: 2007-2009
Contact: Gary Grasso, R.A. (516) 571 -6888
Kevin Mulligan, P.E. (516) 571 -9611
County of Nassau
Dept. of Public Works
1194 Prospect Avenue
Westbury, NY 11590
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
100% of band organ restoration by Stinson Band Organ Company
Nunley's Carousel consists of the complete rehabilitation of the Stein and Goldstein
Carousel. The carousel is a 16- section machine, with three (3) figures abreast and a 42-
foot diameter platform. The restoration requirements for both the figures and facade,
and the frame and mechanism are stringent with respect to maintaining the period look
and design of the artistic pieces.
In addition to restoring the entire carousel frame, we will also be bringing the drive unit
and electrical systems up to code, as well as updating the carousel to meet with the
Americans with Disability Act and Code standards.
Included in restoring the existing facade, this carousel restoration also involves
seventy -two (72) new original murals and scenery panel paintings to be created by our
in -house artistic muralist that will depict the history of the carousel and the Nassau
County area where the carousel will be located.
A complete rehabilitation of all the figures and chariots, including full documentation of
the original color scheme and a complete new suggested color palette for each figure is
also part of the restoration plan.
All original pieces not used on the carousel will be returned to the client for their
historic value. This carousel was re- installed in April 2009.
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 8
Carousel Works, Inc.
Carousel: Central Park Carousel
Year: 1994 - present
Contact: Sal Napolitano (212) 879 -0244 (Carousel)
(718) 822 -8094 (Office)
Central Park Carousel
830 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10018
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Central Park Carousel is the rehabilitation of a Stein and Goldstein Carousel
originally built in 1908. This restoration project was completed in three (3) phases.
1994 - We completed a restoration of the carousel frame (complete mechanism), which
included the Top Bearing, Cheese Bearing, and Jumper System.
1999 - During this phase, we replaced the existing drive system with a new Drive Unit.
2004 - Present - Since the carousel was operational at the time of restoration, the
Central Park Carousel Conservancy decided to approach the figure and chariot
restoration by restoring a few of the figures at a time so the carousel can remain open
to riders. For this stage of the restoration, we are restoring eight (8) of the figures at a
time and returning them to the carousel and then obtaining eight (8) additional figures
to be restored. We have completed and returned thirty -six (36) of the figures to date,
and are currently in the process of restoring eight (8) additional figure at our facility.
This carousel is a 16- section machine, with four (4) figures abreast and two (2)
chariots.
Carousel: George Schott
Year: 2000 - present
Contact: George Schott (207) 754 -3630
Lewiston, ME
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
Mr. Schott is a collector of antique figures created by masters M.C. Illions, Carmel and
Looff. Mr. Schott has entrusted Carousel Works, Inc. to faithfully restore and paint all of
the eighteen antique figures he has acquired over the past several years.
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 9
Carousel Works, Inc.
Carousel: Hempstead Lake State Park Carousel
Year: 2004
Contact: Jack Heinlein (631) 669 -1000
New York State Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation
Empire State Plaza - Agency Building 1
Albany, NY 12238
Gary Grasso, R.A. (516) 571 -6888
(Gary is now employed with the County of Nassau Dept of Public Works,
but he was also involved with this carousel restoration.)
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Hempstead Lake State Park Carousel Restoration project consisted of the complete
disassembly, storage, transportation, and restoration of the mechanism, facade, and
figures and re- assembly of an antique, portable carousel. The thirty -two (32) wooden
figures and two (2) chariots were carved by M.C. Illions & Sons, and the mechanism and
frame were built by William F. Mangles. In addition to the wooden Illions figures, this
carousel also contained eight (8) cast aluminum figures manufactured by Allen
Herschell Co.
The carousel is a 14- section machine, with three (3) figures abreast and a 36 -foot
diameter platform. The restoration requirements for both the figures and fagade, and
the frame and mechanism were stringent with respect to maintaining the period look
and design of the artistic pieces. In addition to bringing the drive unit and electrical
systems up to code, this carousel restoration also required the construction of replica
pieces for almost all of the fagade work due to the extremely poor condition of the
original pieces. We also converted one (1) of the chariots to meet with ADA standards.
All original pieces not used on the carousel were returned to owner for their historic
value. This restoration was completed and the carousel installed in the early part of
2004.
Carousel: The Columbus Zoo Carousel (originally the Scioto Ranch park carousel)
Year: 2000
Contact: Wayne Rogers (614) 645 -3438
Maintenance Supervisor, Columbus Zoo
9990 Riverside Drive
Powell, OH 43065
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
100% of band organ restoration by Stinson Band Organ Company
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 10
Carousel Works, Inc.
The Columbus Zoo Carousel Restoration project consisted of the complete disassembly,
storage, transportation, and restoration of the mechanism, facade, and figures and re-
assembly of an antique carousel. This classic 1914 Mangels- Illions carousel consists of
fifty -two (52) horses and two (2) chariots. The figures were originally painted in the
"Coney Island" style. The frame and mechanism were built by William F. Mangles. In
addition to the carousel figures and frame, this project also contained the restoration of
a Wurlitzer 153 band organ. While the Stinson Organ Company of Bellefontaine, OH
restored the band organ mechanism; Carousel Works, Inc. provided the paint and
restoration for the band organ facade.
The carousel is an 18- section machine, with (3) figures abreast and a 48 -foot diameter
platform. In addition to bringing the drive unit and electrical systems up to code, this
carousel restoration also required the construction of replica pieces for almost all of the
facade work due to the extremely poor condition of the original pieces.
All original pieces not used on the carousel were returned to owner for their historic
value. This restoration was completed and the carousel installed in the summer of
2000.
Carousel: Eden Palais Carousel (World's Largest Carousel)
Year: 1994 -2001
Contact: Robert Ridgeway (708) 639 -3769
789 Plum Tree Road
Barrington, IL 60010
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
This carousel restoration project for a private owner, Mr. Jasper Sanfilippo,
encompassed the rehabilitation of part of the Eden Palais Carousel that was built in
France during the 1890's. This restoration consisted of the rehabilitation to the primer
stage of twenty -four (24) horses, five (5) gondolas, and the show front facade (94ft X
30ft dimension).
Carousel Works — Complete Reference List Page 11
Carousel Works, Inc.
Carousel: Cass County Carousel
Year: 1994 -1995
Contact: Bridgette Eberhardt (269) 574 -8725
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Cass County Carousel located at Riverside Park is a Dentzel Carousel with all
standing figures. This project consisted in the complete restoration of the figures,
facade and frame.
Carousel: Public Museum of Grand Rapids Carousel
Year: 1993
Contact: Gary Fraser (616) 456 -3764
Grand Rapids, MI
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Public Museum of Grand Rapids Carousel project included the installation of a new
Drive Unit and bringing the electrical components up to code.
Carousel: Henry Ford Museum Carousel
Year: 1993-1994
Contact: Mary Fahey (313) 271 -1620, ext. 600
Dearborn, MI
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Henry Ford Museum Carousel Project consisted of the complete restoration of
fifteen (15) figures, including full documentation of original color. This Herschell-
Spillman Carousel is a 12- section machine, with three (3) figures abreast - the carousel
hosts thirty (30) figures and two (2) chariots.
Carousel: Indianapolis Children's Museum
Year: 1992
Contact: Bob Sutton (317) 334 -3618
The Children's Museum
PO Box 3000
Indianapolis, IN 46206
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Indianapolis Children's Museum Carousel restoration project consisted of
transporting a previously disassembled carousel to our facilities, the total restoration of
the frame and mechanism, and the re- assembly of the carousel at the museum.
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 12
Carousel Works, Inc.
Carousel: The Battleship Cove Carousel
Year: 1990 -1991
Contact: Steve Parr (508) 324 -2000
Fall River Office of Economic Development
One Government Center
Fall River, MA 02722
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Battleship Cove Carousel restoration project consisted of transporting a previously
disassembled carousel to our facilities, the total restoration of the mechanism, facade,
and figures and the re- assembly of the carousel into a new facility, which happened to
be the second floor of an existing building. This carousel was the Philadelphia
Toboggan Company Carousel No. 54, originally installed at Lincoln Park in North
Dartmouth in the 1920s. It consisted of forty -eight (48) horses, the twenty -eight (28)
inner and middle row horses are jumpers, and two (2) chariots. This restoration also
included the oil paintings, glass shields, rounding boards, ceiling panels, step -ups, the
remainder of the decorative enclosure, and bringing all the electrical components and
drive system up to code.
This carousel is an 18- section machine, with three (3) figures abreast and a 48 -foot
diameter platform. This frame consists of a wooden center pole supported and braced
by wood mudsills and braces.
Carousel: Santa Monica Pier Carousel
Year: 1990 -1991
Contact: Elaine Mutchnik (310) 656 -1698
Santa Monica Pier Restoration Corporation
201 Santa Monica Pier
Santa Monica, CA 90401
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Santa Monica Pier Carousel was built by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company (PTC
#62) in 1922. In 1990 -1991 we completed a total restoration of all the forty -three (43)
figures and two (2) chariots.
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 13
Carousel Works, Inc.
Carousel: Bushnell Park Carousel
Year: 1989
Contact: Bushnell Park Foundation (860) 232 -6710
31 Pratt St, 3rd Floor
Hartford, CT 06103
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Bushnell Carousel Restoration project consisted of the complete disassembly,
storage, transportation, and restoration of the mechanism, facade, and figures and re-
assembly of the carousel. This classic 1914 Stein and Goldstein is an 18 section
carousel consisting of forty -eight (48) horses and two (2) chariots. The frame and
mechanism were built by William F. Mangles. In addition to the carousel figures and
frame, this project also contained the restoration of a Wurlitzer 153 band organ facade.
This restoration was completed and the carousel installed in 1989.
Carousel:
Ross Park Zoo Carousel
Year:
1988 -1989
Contact:
Dee Janis (607) 724 -5461
Ross Park Zoo
185 Park Avenue
Binghamton, NY 13903
Project:
100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Ross Park Zoo Carousel restoration project consisted of the complete disassembly,
storage, transportation, and restoration of the mechanism, facade, and figures and re-
assembly of the carousel. The facade restoration included 16 scenery panels (with new
paintings), 16 Rounding Boards, 16 Rounding Board Shields. The figure restoration
included sixty (60) figures and two (2) chariots. This restoration of this classic Allen
Herschell carousel was completed and the carousel installed in 1989.
Carousel: Conneaut Lake Park Carousel
Year: 1987
Contact: Kris Wilson (330) 549 -5589
Conneaut Lake Park
R.D. 4, Box 283
Conneaut Lake, PA 16316
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 14
Carousel Works, Inc.
The Conneaut Lake Carousel Restoration project consisted of the restoration of the
carousel frame, center surround, and scenery panels. The project also included
restoration of twenty -six (26) horses and eight (8) new wooden horses that were
carved in the Mueller style to fit the theme of the carousel.
Carousel: City of Bridgeport
Year: 1998 -1999
Contact: Greg Dancho (203) 394 -6575
Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo
1875 Noble Avenue
Bridgeport, CT 06610
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The carousel restoration project for the City of Bridgeport, CT consisted of the
rehabilitation of thirty -seven (37) horses, two (2) chariots, and twenty (20) top
scenery panels for the carousel located at the Beardsley Zoo.
Carousel: Bland's Park Carousel (Now DelGrossos Amusement Park)
Year: 1987
Contact: Peter Gardella (814) 684 -3538
DelGrosso's Amusement Park
Old Route 220
Tipton, PA 16684
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Blands Park Carousel Restoration project consisted of the restoration and painting
of Bland's Park's thirty -six (36) Herschell- Spillman carousel horses and two (2)
chariots.
Carousel: Riverside Park Carousel
Year: 1986 -1987
Contact: Unknown (The park has been sold to Six Flags)
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The Riverside Park Carousel restoration consisted of the rehabilitation of the Illions
figures and chariots up to the primer stage. This project required us to strip the figures,
document the original colors, repair broken joints and cracks and seal the figures in
primer.
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 15
Carousel Works, Inc.
Carousel: Lake Compounce Carousel
Year: 1985 -1986
Contact: Paul S. Serff - President (512) 4 76 -44 72
(During this restoration project, Mr. Serff was the President of Hershey
Entertainment Co. and our contact for the entire project.)
Texas Travel Industry Association
812 San Antonio St. - Suite 401
Austin, TX 78701
Project: 100% of project completed by Carousel Works
The restoration of the Lake Compounce Carousel consisted of the complete restoration
of the figures, facade, and frame of the Looff & Carmel carousel originally built in 1912.
No mechanical restoration was needed.
Carousel Works - Complete Reference List Page 16
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Downtown at the Gardens Carousel
Miscellaneous Petition for Art in Public Places
Project Budget
• Per section 78 -261 the cost is based on 1 % of vertical construction for a new
development.
• In 2005 Downtown at the Gardens was completed and was required to provide
artwork equivalent to the amount of $320,000 (1 % of vertical construction cost).
• Three artworks were provided that were valued at more than the required 1 % at
$360,000.
• Today the applicant is requesting to replace one of the three artworks which was
valued at $105,000.
• Since the applicant had originally provided $40,000 over the requirement, the
deficit for Downtown to comply with the requirement is $65,000.
• Estimated budget for new AIPP = $405,750
Cost of Carousel Unit
$350,000
Sound System
$3,000
Safety Rail
$15,000
Concrete Pad for unit
$6,000
Electric Service
$2,500
ADA Ramp to unit
$250
Ticket Booth
$4,000
Token Machine
$2,000
Benches
$6,000
Demolition and Excavation
$10,000
Lighting
$7,000
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Art in Public Places - Background
• Resolution 19 - 2005 approved 3 pieces of Art for
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— Palace at East Valet
— Pool at South Valet
— The Water Bridge at the South Courtyard
• The Berman's took ownership and deemed the
The Water Bridge a safety liability.
• The Berman's placed $65,000 in escrow with the
City after the removal of The Water Bridge to
bring them in compliance for their AIPP
requirement until a new piece of art is installed.
Proposed Art in Public Places
• Downtown at the Gardens is seeking approval
for a custom carousel.
• The proposed artwork will be commissioned
by Carousel Works the world's largest
manufacturer and restorer of wooden
carousels.
The artwork will be located in the Small
Courtyard. (former location of The Water
Bridge.)
Carousel Works (abbreviated) Biography
• Leading Manufacturer and Restorer of
Wooden Carousel in the World
• Started by Art Richie a master carver and
Daniel Jones a master carpenter in 1986
• Resume Highlights
— Royal Caribbean —Oasis of the Sea
— Bronx Zoo Carourel
— Central Park Carousel (Restoration)
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Design Vision for Downtown Carousel
• Create a
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children
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adults to play
and discover
art in an
exciting and educational way.
• Create a nostalgic feeling for the young at heart
• Create a Carousel which feels contextually at home
within the modern architecture of Downtown at the
Gardens
• Create a Carousel that is truly unique to Downtown at
the Gardens inspired by the local history and
environment of the City Palm Beach Gardens, Palm
Beach County and the state of Florida.
Carousel Components - Figures
Carousel Facade Component Locations
Sample Figure
Sample Figure
Figures
• "Horses in a Garden" - Whimsical, fanciful, natural
creations
• 27 figures, 2 spinning and 1 ADA chariot
• Majority Horses with a variety of other animals native
to South Florida such as, Loggerhead Sea Turtle,
Sandhill Crane, Wood Stork and Blue Heron
• Figures will be adorned with trappings found in nature
- native Birds and Flowers
• Create subtleties, so a child will "discover" things
intergraded in the carving
• The figures will be painted so the underlying wood
shows through
Carousel Components - Center Surround
Carousel Facade Component Locations
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• Top half of the panels will contain mirrors
within a frame
The middle section will alternate between a
replicated carving of The Gardens Banyan tree
and colorful painted arrangement of local
flora and fauna.
• Lower section will contain framed painting of
coastal colors.
Carousel Components
Internal Mural and Radiating Beams
Carousel Facade Component Locations
Internal Mural and Radiating Beams
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Internal Mural and Radiating Beams
• Internal Mural will be hand painted scenes of
local marine life.
Beams radiating out from the internal painting
will be stenciled in red.
Carousel Components
Rounding Boards
Carousel Facade Component Locations
Rounding Boards
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Rounding Boards
The larger panels will be South Florida bird
scenes with a gold frame and a blue
background
The smaller frames will depict local history
within a oval shape with orange and orange
blossoms cascading from the top.
Carousel Components
Carousel Base
Carousel Facade Component Locations
Carousel Base
• The carousel base will be built of Ipe wood.
I pe wood
— Environmentally Sustainable
— Strong Non -Slip surface
— Contains slight gaps between boards to prevent
water from puddling on the deck.
Carousel Components
Education Material
Carousel Facade Component Locations
Education Materials
• Attached to the perimeter safety fence,
materials /plakes will be provides to teach
people about the carousel and its design
componets.
— Carousel as Art
— Historical Elements
— Plants and Animals Used
Carousel Components
Lighting System
Carousel Facade Component Locations
Lighting System
• The carousel will be lit with 270 -300 60 Volt
LED bulbs with an E14 base.
The bulbs are attached to the underside of the
f carousel canopy
• The LED bulbs are 75% more efficient than
incandescent bulbs.
Downtown at the Gardens
Proposed Carousel