HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOUNCIL - AGENDA ITEM - 02/18/2003 - RESOLUTION 2003-021 APPROVING EXPENDITURES FROM TH AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY ITEM NUMBER: 25
FORT COLLINS CITY COUNCIL DATE: February 18, 2003
STAFF: Ellen Martin
SUBJECT:
Resolution 2003-021 Approving Expenditures from the Art in Public Places Reserve Account in the
Cultural Services and Facilities Fund to Commission an Artist to Create "100 Days of Summer":
an Interactive Sculpture for the City Park Pool Project.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff and the Art in Public Places Board recommend adoption of the Resolution.
FINANCIAL IMPACT:
The funds for this item have been appropriated in the Art in Public Places Reserve Account in the
Cultural Services and Facilities Fund. The Art in Public Places program has a maintenance fund for
the long-term care of these sculptures.
Staff will be using $13,861 of the City Park Pool Project art budget for design, fabrication,
10 installation and contingency for this project.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
This Resolution would approve the expenditure of$13,861 for design, fabrication, installation and
contingency for this project. Joe McGrane will create an interactive sculpture of concrete"waves",
sandstone boulders, and paving elements near the entryway to the City Park Pool.
BACKGROUND:
Section 23-303 of the Code, which was added in 1995,established the Art in Public Places Reserve
Account, and designated it for use in acquiring or leasing works of art, maintenance, repair or
display of works of art, and administrative expenses related to the Art in Public Places Program, in
accordance with the Art in Public Places Guidelines adopted by the Council in Ordinance No. 20,
1995. The Council permanently adopted the Art in Public Places Program,and reenacted City Code
Chapter 23, Article IX, with certain modifications in 1998.
The Selection Committee chose the artist using the City's competitive bid process. This committee
was comprised of seven Art in Public Places (APP) Board members, one representative from the
City's Recreation Department, one representative from the City's Facilities Department, and a
Purchasing Department representative. The Committee reviewed the proposals for this project and
voted unanimously to select the finalist at the Board's regular meeting on August 8,2002.The artist
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worked with the project team to create a design concept appropriate to the site. This design concept
was reviewed and recommended by the City Park Pool Project Team. The APP Board reviewed and
approved the final design at the Board's regular meeting on November 20, 2002.
The artist's vision for the project is to create an interactive sculpture entitled"100 Days of Summer"
that would serve as a focal point for the entrance to the City Park Pool. The project includes pre-cast
concrete wave walls, sandstone seating boulders, and special paving. The wave walls will have
interactive elements including a polished carnival mirror and colorful optical lenses, with some
containing historical images of swimming in Sheldon Lake. The boulders provide seating for
socializing or a waiting area. The base of the sculpture is defined by a concrete band containing
100-2" aluminum disks that reference the length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day
and Labor Day. Symbols for summer landmarks and special days such as Independence Day,
Father's Day, etc. will be carved into some disks.
A written description and drawings of the proposed work of art are attached . The final piece may
vary from this description.
RESOLUTION 2003-021
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
APPROVING EXPENDITURES FROM THE ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
RESERVE ACCOUNT IN THE CULTURAL SERVICES AND FACILITIES FUND
TO COMMISSION AN ARTIST TO CREATE"100 DAYS OF SUMMER": AN
INTERACTIVE SCULPTURE FOR THE CITY PARK POOL PROJECT
WHEREAS,the City is in the process of renovating the City Park Pool(the"Pool Project");
and
WHEREAS,pursuant to Section 23-304 of the City Code,one percent of funds appropriated
for the Pool Project was required to be deposited into the Art In Public Places Reserve Account in
the Cultural Services and Facilities Fund to fund works of art in accordance with the Art in Public
Places Guidelines adopted by Council in Ordinance No. 47, 1998 (the "Guidelines"); and
WHEREAS, the Art in Public Places Board(the `Board") evaluated the design concept of
artist Joe McGrane at its November 20, 2002 regular meeting, pursuant to the Guidelines; and
WHEREAS,based on that evaluation,the Board approved artist Joe McGrane's proposal of
an interactive sculpture that would serve as a focal point for the entrance to the City Park Pool, and
would include pre-cast concrete wave walls, sandstone seating boulders, and special paving (the
"Sculpture"); and
WHEREAS, the estimated cost to create the Sculpture, including commission of the artist,
fabrication, installation and contingency is $13,861; and
WHEREAS, these funds are available in the Art in Public Places Reserve Account in the
Cultural Facilities and Services Fund,and will be appropriated as part of the 2003 budget,to provide
for the artist design fees, fabrication, installation and contingency for the Sculpture; and
WHEREAS, Section 23-308 of the City Code requires that the Board's selection of the
recommended art be presented for Council review and approval,because the cost of the art exceeds
$10,000.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT
COLLINS that the City Council hereby authorizes the expenditure of up to THIRTEEN
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE DOLLARS($13,861)from the Art in Public Places
reserve account in the Cultural Facilities and Services Fund for the interactive sculpture entitled"100
days of Summer", to be installed at the City Park Pool, proposed by artist Joe McGrane, the
conceptual design for which was reviewed and approved by the Art in Public Places Board on
November 20, 2002.
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Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held this 18th day of February,
A.D. 2003.
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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Joe McGwne
"100 Days of Summer" is a fun, interactive and social environment that serves as a sculptural entry plaza for the
new City Park Pool. It uses playful wave imagery, washing over the events of summer, as a base for a variety of kid
scale curiosities and optical phenomenon peculiar to a summer at the pool. It is designed to extend the activities
and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
Some lenses contain historical images of swimming in Sheldon Lake or swimwear of the past. Others may hold
interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
The plaza is defined by an 8" wide concrete band containing 100 -2" aluminum disks. The disks reference the
length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete. They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
gauge, polished stainless steel. Fish eye lenses will be manufactured stainless steel mirrors. Colored acrylic lenses
will be 1/2" thick, countersunk and bolted into the concrete with tamper proof screws. Tile for "towels" will be frost
resistant and set in a latex mortar with epoxy grout joints."Days of Summer"disks will be cast aluminum surveyors
corner markers set flush on an 8"wide x 8"deep concrete curb.
Standard play ground safety clearances and surfaces will be incorporated per city standards. No maintenance is
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and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
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interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
The plaza is defined by an 8" wide concrete band containing 100 -2" aluminum disks. The disks reference the
length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Fathers Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete. They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
gauge, polished stainless steel. Fish eye lenses will be manufactured stainless steel mirrors. Colored acrylic lenses
will be 1/2" thick, countersunk and bolted into the concrete with tamper proof screws. Tile for "towels" will be frost
resistant and set in a latex mortar with epoxy grout joints."Days of Summer"disks will be cast aluminum surveyors
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The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange,optical sensations of being underwater.
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beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
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length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
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scale curiosities and optical phenomenon peculiar to a summer at the pool. It is designed to extend the activities
and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
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throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
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length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
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throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile "towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
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length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete. They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height.The carnival mirror is 11
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and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
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polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
Some lenses contain historical images of swimming in Sheldon Lake or swimwear of the past. Others may hold
interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
The plaza is defined by an 8" wide concrete band containing 100 -2" aluminum disks. The disks reference the
length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete.They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
gauge, polished stainless steel. Fish eye lenses will be manufactured stainless steel mirrors. Colored acrylic lenses
will be 1/2" thick, countersunk and bolted into the concrete with tamper proof screws. Tile for "towels" will be frost
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scale curiosities and optical phenomenon peculiar to a summer at the pool. It is designed to extend the activities
and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
Some lenses contain historical images of swimming in Sheldon Lake or swimwear of the past. Others may hold
interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful file"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
The plaza is defined by an 8" wide concrete band containing 100 -2" aluminum disks. The disks reference the
length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete. They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
gauge, polished stainless steel. Fish eye lenses will be manufactured stainless steel mirrors. Colored acrylic lenses
will be 1/2" thick, countersunk and bolted into the concrete with tamper proof screws. Tile for "towels" will be frost
resistant and set in a latex mortar with epoxy grout joints. "Days of Summer"disks will be cast aluminum surveyors
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scale curiosities and optical phenomenon peculiar to a summer at the pool. It is designed to extend the activities
and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
Some lenses contain historical images of swimming in Sheldon Lake or swimwear of the past. Others may hold
interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
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length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete.They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
gauge, polished stainless steel. Fish eye lenses will be manufactured stainless steel mirrors. Colored acrylic lenses
will be 1/2" thick, countersunk and bolted into the concrete with tamper proof screws. Tile for "towels" will be frost
resistant and set in a latex mortar with epoxy grout joints."Days of Summer"disks will be cast aluminum surveyors
corner markers set flush on an 8" wide x 8" deep concrete curb.
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new City Park Pool. It uses playful wave imagery, washing over the events of summer, as a base for a variety of kid
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polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
Some lenses contain historical images of swimming in Sheldon Lake or swimwear of the past. Others may hold
interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile "towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
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special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
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new City Park Pool. It uses playful wave imagery, washing over the events of summer, as a base for a variety of kid
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The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
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interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
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beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
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length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete. They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
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new City Park Pool. It uses playful wave imagery, washing over the events of summer, as a base for a variety of kid
scale curiosities and optical phenomenon peculiar to a summer at the pool. It is designed to extend the activities
and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel camival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
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throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful the"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
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length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete.They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
gauge, polished stainless steel. Fish eye lenses will be manufactured stainless steel mirrors. Colored acrylic lenses
will be 1/2" thick, countersunk and bolted into the concrete with tamper proof screws.Tile for "towels" will be frost
resistant and set in a latex mortar with epoxy grout joints. "Days of Summer"disks will be cast aluminum surveyors
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new City Park Pool. It uses playful wave imagery, washing over the events of summer, as a base for a variety of kid
scale curiosities and optical phenomenon peculiar to a summer at the pool. It is designed to extend the activities
and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
Some lenses contain historical images of swimming in Sheldon Lake or swimwear of the past. Others may hold
interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
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length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete.They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
gauge, polished stainless steel. Fish eye lenses will be manufactured stainless steel mirrors. Colored acrylic lenses
will be 1/2"thick, countersunk and bolted into the concrete with tamper proof screws.Tile for "towels" will be frost
resistant and set in a latex mortar with epoxy grout joints. "Days of Summer"disks will be cast aluminum surveyors
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Joe McGrane
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new City Park Pool. It uses playful wave imagery, washing over the events of summer, as a base for a variety of kid
scale curiosities and optical phenomenon peculiar to a summer at the pool. It is designed to extend the activities
and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
Some lenses contain historical images of swimming in Sheldon Lake or swimwear of the past. Others may hold
interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
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length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Father's Day, carved into some disks.The four"waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete.They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
gauge, polished stainless steel. Fish eye lenses will be manufactured stainless steel mirrors. Colored acrylic lenses
will be 1/2" thick, countersunk and bolted into the concrete with tamper proof screws. Tile for "towels" will be frost
resistant and set in a latex mortar with epoxy grout joints. "Days of Summer"disks will be cast aluminum surveyors
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Joe McGraw
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new City Park Pool. It uses playful wave imagery, washing over the events of summer, as a base for a variety of kid
scale curiosities and optical phenomenon peculiar to a summer at the pool. It is designed to extend the activities
and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
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interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile"towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
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Joe McGone
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new City Park Pool. It uses playful wave imagery, washing over the events of summer, as a base for a variety of kid
scale curiosities and optical phenomenon peculiar to a summer at the pool. It is designed to extend the activities
and excitement of the new pool into the greater park landscape and provides a focal point at the pool entrance.
The piece consists of four pre-cast concrete waves, sandstone boulders, and special paving. One wave holds a
polished steel carnival mirror that playfully refers to summer concerns of pool fashion and vanity. Another wave
contains colorful acrylic lenses and steel reflectors that recreate the strange, optical sensations of being underwater.
Some lenses contain historical images of swimming in Sheldon Lake or swimwear of the past. Others may hold
interesting items collected from the pool lost and found (keys, goggles, plugs, toys, etc.) that could be changed
throughout the year. The space is bordered by two wave seats with colorful tile "towels". These waves break on a
beach of sandstone boulders that provide seating for people watching, socializing, waiting for a ride or for the pool
to open.
The plaza is defined by an 8" wide concrete band containing 100 -2" aluminum disks. The disks reference the
length of the outdoor pool season between Memorial Day and Labor Day with symbols for summer landmarks and
special days such as Independence Day, Fathers Day, carved into some disks.The four "waves" will be constructed
of pre-cast, integrally colored, concrete.They are 8" thick and will not exceed 6' in height. The carnival mirror is 11
gauge, polished stainless steel. Fish eye lenses will be manufactured stainless steel mirrors. Colored acrylic lenses
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resistant and set in a latex mortar with epoxy grout joints. "Days of Summer"disks will be cast aluminum surveyors
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Council Liaison:Marty Tharp Staff Liaison:Ellen Martin
CRB Liaison:Fran Johnson
Chairperson:Alan Howe
Vice Chair:Cori Hixon-Cunningham
MEMBERS PRESENT: Libby Dale, Deanna Gram,Jane Liska-Smith,Alan Howe, Cori Hixon-Cunningham
MEMBERS ABSENT: Ann Carr, Roger Sherman
STAFF PRESENT: Ellen Martin, Ilsbeth Kaufman, Mark Briemhorst, Ron Kechter,Janet Bielmaier,
Jim O'Neill
I. Call to order 3:36 p.m. — Mr. Howe
II. Consideration of the agenda
III. Approval of minutes from the meeting of July 17, 2002
Ms. Gram moved to approve the minutes.
Ms. Liska-Smith seconded.
Approved unanimously.
IV. Citizen participation— None
V. City Park Pool Proposal Review
Eight proposals were received for this project. After reviewing the proposal materials, the board moved to
add Joseph McGrane to the City Park Pool Design Team to work to develop an art piece for the project.
Ms. Gram motioned for the board to accept Mr. Joseph McGrane as the selected artist to work with the pool
facility design team.
Ms. Hixon-Cunningham seconded.
Approved unanimously.
Ms. Liska-Smith moved to accept Ms. Reven Swanson as the alternate for this project.
Ms. Dale seconded.
Approved unanimously.
VI. Other business
08-08-02
Cultural, Library and Recreational Services
Lincoln Center
City of Fort Collins
ART IN PUBLIC PLACES 14IINUTES
Regular Meeting-Wednesday,November 26,2002
Lincoln:enter
Council Liaison Marry Tbarp Staff Liaison:Ellen Manias
CRB Liaison Fran Johnson
Chairperson:Alan Howe
Vice Char.Cori Nixon-Cunningham
MEMBERS PRESENT: Deanna Gram,Jane Liska-Smith,Alan Howe,Cori Nixon-Cunningham,
Roger Sherman
MEMBERS ABSENT: Libby Dale,Ann Carr-
STAFF PRESENT: Ellen Martin,Ilsbeth Kaufman,Mark Briemhorst,Marry Heffernan,Jeff Lakey,
Ron Kechter,Janet Bielmaier,Jean Helburg
I. Call to order 3:3- p.m.-Mr. Howe
II. Consideration of the agenda
III. Approval of minutes from the meeting of October 16,2002
Ms.Liska-Smith moved to approve the minutes.
Ms.FHxon-Cunningham seconded.
Approved unanimously.
IV. Citizen participation-None
VI. Fossil Creek Community Park
Jeff Lakey, from the City of Fort Collins'Park Planning and Development Department along with Ethan
Andrews and Christian Muller from Artscapes,presented to the board possible changes to the Fossil Creek
Community Park Project due to budget constraints to the Park Planning&Development budget. The art
element designated for the enter vay of the "Time Walk"was going to be eliminated as a result of the cutbacks.
It was decided that other changes should be made in order to maintain the entryway artwork Changes
proposed include the"Ripple Cove" being redesigned to minimize the depth and use of concrete and replace it
with earth berms.
Ms.Nixon-Cunningham moved to add an addendum to the Fossil Creek Community Park contract to
transfer some of the funds from the "Ripple Cove" to the"Time Walk"entry.
Ms.Liska-Smith seconded.
Mr.Sherman abstained.
Approved.
417 West Magnolia • Fort Collins,CO 80521-2646 • (970) 221-6735 • FAX(970)484-0424
VII. Second Sheet of Ice at EPIC
The project team presented drawings and a model of the proposed"Ice Crystals"as designed by Juan and
Patricia Naverrete,the selected artists. The pieces will be made out of a polycarbonate acrylic and aluminum
and suspended from the ceiling of the new facility on steel wire. There will be layers of colored and
holographic film over the acrylic material. Lighting from above will send light through them and cast colors on
ice.
Ms.Gram moved to approve the design as presented.
Ms.Hixon-Cunningham seconded.
Approved unanimously.
VIII. City Park Pool Design Review
Artist Joe MCGrane was selected to work with the design team on this project. He presented the design created
with the project team for a piece tided"100 Days of Summer." The design includes four pre-cast concrete
waves with colorful tile"towels." Reflective,fisheye and colored lenses are imbedded in the forms allowing the
viewer to look through and even see images of the pool as it was in the past. The title references the length of
the pool season. Events of the summer will be illustrated in some of the 100 aluminum disks spread
throughout the plaza. The team sought to create a welcoming entryway with a beach feel out in front of the
pool building.
Nis.Liska-Smith motioned to accept Joe McGrane's design"100 Days of Summer"as presented.
Ms Gram seconded.
Mr.Sherman abstained.
Approved.
DL Work Plan
The board reviewed the proposed Work Plan for 2003.
X. Staff Reports
Ms.Martin distributed written report of staff activities since last month's board meeting.
XI. Other business
Staff sought to clarify a decision made by the board at the last board meeting concerning the transfer of funds
designated for the Gardens on Spring Creek Project.
Mr.Sherman moved that the board go forward with transferring funds from artist William Viebler to
Barry Rose.
Ms.Hixon-Cunningham seconded.
Ms.Gram and Ms.Liska-Smith abstained.
Approved.
XII. Adjournment 5:11 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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Ilsbeth Kaufman
Art in Public Places Program Assistant
11-20-02