FAC 08-26-2008 AGENDA
FINE ARTS COMMISSION
Regular Meeting, Con£ Rm. A
C O P E RT I N O 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino
Tuesday, August 26, 2008 7:00 P.M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Minutes of the regular meeting of May 27., 2008.
PRESENTATIONS
NEW BUSINESS
2. Update from City Architect Terry Green regarding the Mary Avenue Pedestrian Bridge
public art (quail and red-tailed hawk).
3. Review grant application from Euphrat Museum of Art
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
4. Review of changes made to Percent-for-Art ordinance and "developer's guidelines"
document
5. Discussion of work program for Fiscal Yc;ar 2008-2009
COMMISSIONER REPORTS
STAFF REPORTS
NEWS ARTICLES
6. Media coverage
ADJOURNMENT
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities ~~ct (ADA), the City of Cupertino will make reasonable
efforts to accommodate persons with qualified disabilities. If you require special assistance, please contact the
city clerk's office at 408-777-3223 at least 48 hours in ~idvance of the meeting.
Any writings or documents provided to a majority oi~ the Fine Arts Commission regarding any item on this
agenda will be made available for public inspection in the City Clerk's Office located at City Hall, 10300 Torre
Avenue, during normal business hours.
CITY OF
DRAFT MINUTES
FINE ARTS COMMISSION
Regular Adjourned Meeting, Conf. Rm. A
10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino
C O P E RT I N O Tuesday, May 27, 2008 7:00 P.M.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
At 7:005 p.m. Chairman Robert Harrison callf;d the meeting to order and led the Pledge of
Allegiance.
ROLL CALL
Present: Chairman Robert Harrison, and Commissioners Nancy Canter, KC Chandratreya,
Michael Harkin. Absent: Jessi Kaur. Staff present: City Clerk Kimberly Smith.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Harkin moved to approve the minutes of April 22, 2008. Canter seconded and motion
passed unanimously with Kaur absent.
PRESENTATIONS
2. Presentation from Hema Kundargi, Vice President of the Cupertino Library Foundation.
Hema Kundargi indicated that the Library Foundation had approved art in the library and
will be providing funding for a slat wall that can be used to accommodate the artwork
without damaging the walls of the building. Hema suggested that the slat wall could be
used to rotate art on a monthly or quarterly basis and requested support from the
Commission to join the Foundation on tYiis project. Canter moved to collaborate with the
Library Foundation to bring art into the library on a slat wall provided by the Foundation.
Chandratreya seconded and motion pas:;ed unanimously with Kaur absent. Canter will
work with Hema on rules and regulations for this project.
NEW BUSINESS
3. Review of applications for Distinguished Artist and Emerging Artist of the Year.
Harrison reviewed one application with the Commission for Distinguished Artist of the
Year. Kaur moved to award Floy Vitti.n the Distinguished Artist of the Year. Harkin
seconded and motion passed unanimously with Kaur absent.
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The Commission also reviewed one application for Emerging Artist of the Year. The
Commission concurred not to award the Emerging Artist of the Year to the applicant. The
Commission also concurred to change the age provision on the award application from 30
years and under to 13 to 30 years of age pending approval from the City Attorney.
4. Status of Budget Requests for 2008-09.
City Clerk reported that she expected the Fine Arts budget to be approved for fiscal year
2008-09.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
5. Review of changes made to Percent-for-Art ordinance and "developer's guidelines"
document.
The Commission reviewed and edited the draft developer's guidelines prepared by Canter
and Chandratreya. Canter will work with City Clerk to prepare a draft ordinance in
addition to guidelines for staff and commission.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 p.m.
Kimberly Smith, City Clerk/Staff Liaison
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CUPERTINO
CITY OF CUPERTINO
"QUARTER-PERCENT FOR ART" PROGRAM
GENERAL PLAN REQUIREMENT
In 2005, the Land Use Element of the Cupertino General Plan was amended to add a goal and
policy regarding public arts (Goal H, Policy 2-E~6). The goal is to "create a civic environment
where the arts express an innovative spirit, cE~lebrate a rich cultural diversity, and inspire
individual and community participation." The policy serves to "stimulate opportunities for the
arts through cooperative relations between local business and the City."
One of the strategies for accomplishing the goal is to require public and private development of
50,000 square feet or larger to set aside .25% of their total project budget for on-site art.
OVERVIEW
• The goal sets an expenditure cap of $1.00,000, but developers are encouraged to spend
more when necessary to provide aesthetic artworks of appropriate scale to their
projects.
• The developer will work with Building, Planning and Public Works staff, and must obtain
overall project approval from the Planning Commission and/or City Council. The
developer must obtain approval artwork approval from the Cupertino Fine Arts
Commission before a building occupancy permit is issued.
• The minimum expenditure for the artwork design, fabrication, and installation shall be
equal to one-quarter of one percent (.25%) of the construction budget. Proof of the
expenditure will be required.
• The developer will be required to provide appropriate lighting, and to select landscaping
materials which will best display the artwork.
• The developer must provide appropri~ite signage for the art work, including the name of
the art work, the name of the artist, ar~d the date.
• Installation of the artwork, lighting, and signage must be completed before a Building
Occupancy Permit will be issued.
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• The arm ~ ~~~e a maintenance schedule and instructions. The developer and/or
property owner will be responsible for maintaining the artwork in good condition at all
times.
• Any permanent or temporary changes made to the artwork (including removal and
replacement) must be approved by the Fine Arts Commission prior to the change.
The complete Cupertino Quarter-Percent-for-Art Program (Title Zo~iing, Chapter ) can
he found at http://
SUMMARY OF PUBLIC ART PROCESS
Updated August 21, 2008
Development Process
1. Developer has a preliminary consultation with Planning Department staff
2. Developer files a formal application
3. Plans are distributed internally to Planning, Building, Public Works, Fire, etc.
Public Art Process
4. A public art requirement maybe triggered by the project's size, as set forth in General
Plan Policy 2-66, or imposed as a conc'ition of approval by the Planning Commission
and/or the City Council.
Site plans for projects that require public art are distributed to affected parties, such as
the Fine Arts Commission, Parks and F'ecreation Commission, etc.
5. Planning staff reviews all conditions of approval with the developer, including the Public
Art criteria, and refers Developer to tl~e Fine Arts Commission (FAC) staff liaison.
6. FAC liaison schedules the matter before the FAC, and provides Developer with
guidelines and application materials, ;3s well as a list of existing public art within the City
limits.
7. Developer is responsible for selecting the artist and artwork(s). The FAC liaison may
provide weblinks and email address t~~ help in this process.
8. Developer submits Public Art Applicai:ion package 30 days prior to the meeting,
including a Pro Forma (or equivalent ~~ocumentation) illustrating cost of project, scope
of art project, cost of public art, etc.
9. FAC liaison forwards copies of applicc Lion package to Building, Fire, and Public Works
with request to review and comment within 2 weeks.
10. Developer and Artist attend the Fine Arts Commission meeting to present the proposal.
11. Fine Arts Commission reviews the artwork and recommends approval, or continues the
item to its next agenda. Commission provides suggestions for modification to the art
work, location, lighting, signage, etc. and works with the Developer and/or Artist until
proposal is satisfactory.
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12. Staff liaison forwards the FAC recommendation to the project planner for review and
approval by Planning Commission and/or City Council.
13. Developer ~ti~orks ~~•ith Building Di~~ision to secure appropriate building permits prior to
faUrication of t12e art work.
14. Developer notifies Building Dii~ision and Fine Arts Commission Liaison ~~~hen the
art~~°ork installation is complete and provides digital and Jiard-cop~• photos of the
installed urt~•ork. The Cite of Cupertino ]zus rights to photographic reproduction.
1 S. Developer shall enter into a maintenance a,~reem.ent ~~~ith Cin~
16. Building Division issues building occupancy permit.
FINE ARTS COh~MISSION PROCESS
Updated July 30, 2008
The Cupertino Fine Arts Commission meetings are usually held on the fourth Tuesday of even-
numbered months. 7:00 p.m., at Cupertino City Hall, 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino. December
meetings are rescheduled or cancelled.
Contact the staff liaison at least 30 days in advance t~~ schedule time on the agenda:
Kimberly Smith, City Clerk
10300 Torre Avenue
Cupertino, CA 95014
(408) 777-3217
kimberlys@cupertino.or~
Developer/Artist shall submit the following at least 15 days prior to the meeting. Digital media is
preferred when available.
1. Public Art Information Form (attached)
2. Eligible Costs Worksheet Form (attached)
3. A copy of the project Pro Forma (to illustrate project budget)
4. Artist's biography, resume, and list of exhibitions, and photos of other works of art
5. Artist's statement about the prospective artwork explaining the theme or intent
6. Detailed sketch or photo of the prospE~ctive artwork
7. A site plan indicating landscaping ,lighting, and location of the art work
8. A sketch and/or description of an identifying plaque, including its location in relation to
the artwork. Note: The plaque shall measure at least 8"x 8", shall be constructed of a
permanent material, and shall list the name of the artist, the title, and the date of
fabrication
Artist shall provide these items at the meeting:
1. A scale model and/or athree-dimensional virtual model
2. Samples of proposed materials for the art work and plaque
3. Care and maintenance plan recommended by the artist
The Fine Arts Commission will review the proposal at a scheduled meeting and agree to the proposal as
presented, or will continue the item and provide suggestions to the Developer/artist until the project
meets their requirements.
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CRITERIA FOR REVIEW
The Fine Arts Commission uses the criteria adopted by the Cupertino City Council on March 1, 2005, in
the document titled "Selection of Public Art." Those criteria are as follows:
• Aesthetics
It is deemed an artwork of lasting aesthetic value that enhances the City's cultural environment
by being receptive, respectful and stimulating and it contributes to the comprehensive record
of visual arts for the community.
• Artist's Background
The artist's background will be reviewed to ensure he/she has the overall experience and
knowledge to design, fabricate and install alarge-scale artwork.
• Style
The artwork shall be compatible in scale, materials, form and content with its surroundings.
• Permanence
Consideration will be given to structural and/or surface soundness, resistance to theft,
vandalism, weathering and maintenance and repair costs.
• Liability
Proposed artwork will be examined for safety conditions and factors that bear upon public
liability.
• Accessibility Requirements
The art work shall meet accessibility requirements as set forth under the Americans with
Disabilities Act.
• Visibility
It shall be in public view in locations accessible to all members of the community, and should
have a visible impact at a distance of not less than 100 feet and from moving vehicles.
• Duplication
Preference will be given to original, one-of-a-kind art work not duplicated in Cupertino or
nearby communities
• Preference
Preference will be given to artists living or working in the San Francisco Bay Area and artists
whose work is not already displayed as public art in the Cupertino area. The developer is
encouraged to select artist(s) of diverse ethnicity.
Cupertino I~ublic Art
CUPERTINO Informati~~n Form
Project
Project Name: Application No:
Address and/or Location:
Acreage: Lot ~;ize:
Bldg. Sq. Ft. No. of stories:
Arch. Style: Bldg. Usage:
Date of PC approval: Date of CC approval
Planner Name: Estimated occupancy date:
Detailed project description:
Public Art
Overall project budget (from Pro Forma, et al)
.25% for Art: $ Artw~~rk Budget: $
Artwork Name: Brief description:
Materials: Dimensions:
Lighed? Y/N Estimated installation date:
Detailed description of art (location, materials, functi~~n, landscaping, lighting, pedestal, etc.):
Detailed description of identifying plaque (location, materials):
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Project Name: Application No:
Contacts
Developer:
Address:
Phone (office): Phone (cell):
Fax: Email:
Artist:
Address:
Phone (office): Phone (cell):
Fax: Email:
Submitted by:
Signature Date
Printed name
Cupertino IPublic Art
CUPERTINO Eligible Costs Worksheet
ITEM ESTIMATED ACTUAL COST DATE
COST VERIFIED
Artwork price $ $
• materials $ $
• fabrication $ $
• engineering fees $ $
Art Consultant's fees $ $
Lighting Consultant's fees $ $
Transportation of artwork $ $
• shipping $ $
• crating $ $
• truck rental $ $
Installation of artwork $ $
• site preparation* $ $
• labor $ $
• professional fees $ $
• equipment rental $ $
• special hardware/tools $ $
Pedestal or display costs** $ $
Lighting for artwork $ $
Identification plaque $ $
*Directly related to the installation of the artwork (ie: trenching for lighting conduit, piping
for water if water was not previously include~~ in the project, concrete footings, etc.)
**If not already included in the artwork price.
APPLICANT MUST ATTACH THE PRO FORMA (OR EQUIVALENT) TO
ILLUSTRATE TOTAL PROJECT COSTS.
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CUPERTINO PUBLIC ART IN CUPERTINO
Title:
Artist: Scott T. Sayre
Medium: Mural - painting
Contact:
Installed:
Location: City Hall lobby, 10300 Torre Ave., Cupertino
Commissioned by City of Cupertino
Title: Spring in Cupertino
Artist:
Medium: Mural - Watercolor on rice paper
Contact:
Installed:
Location: City Hall lobby, 10300 Torre Ave., Cupertino
Donor: Zhung Wang Zao (check spelling)
Title:
Artist:
Medium:
Contact:
Installed: 2008
Location: computer company across from
Armadillo Willy's
DeAnza Blvd
Title: Perspectives
Artist: Roger Berry
Medium: Brushed stainless steel
Contact: Berrycbr~@aol.com
Installed: March 2004
Location: Cali Mill Plaza, southeast corner of
Stevens Creek Blvd. &DeAnza Blvd.
Commissioned by City of Cupertino
Title: The Dancers
- - Artist: Georgia Gerber
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- Medium: Bronze
Contact: www.GeorgiaGerber.com
Installed: August 2004
Location: City Hall/Library Plaza
10350 Torre Ave
Donor: Dick and Carolyn Randall
"The Dancers"
Title: The Reader
Artist: Georgia Gerber
Medium: Bronze
Contact: www.GeorgiaGerber.com
Installed: August 2004
Location: Cupertino Library Courtyard
Torre Ave
Donor: Dick and Carolyn Randall
"The Reader"
Title: Little Tree
Artist: Brad Howe
Medium:
Contact: www.BradHowe.com
Installed:
Location: Menlo Equities building,
Stevens Creek Blvd.
at Wolfe Rd.
Developer:
"Little Tree'
Title: Magnificent Tree
Artist:
Medium:
Contact:
Installed: May 2007
Location: Whole Foods Market
_ Stevens Creek Blvd
Developer:
"Magnificent Tree"
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7,: Artist: Ulrich Pakker
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~ Installed: June 2007
s " Location: Oak Park Village, DeAnza Blvd.
Developer: Pinn Brothers
"Glassflow"
(Example of artwork)
Title: The Guardians
Artist: W. Stanley "Sandy" Proctor
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Medium: Bronze
" f-~~ r Contact: www.proctorfineart.com
• Installed: November 2007
tf Location: Memorial Park, Cupertino
Stevens Creek Blvd at Mary Ave
1 _ ~ Donor: Family of Matthew Axelson
www.cupertinoveteransmemorial.or~
"The Guardians"
Title:
Artist:
Medium: Mural -
Contact:
Installed: 2008
Location: Armadillo Willy's Restaurant
DeAnza Blvd
Title: Cockatiels
Artist: Jason Paul Bennett
Medium:
Contact: www.JasonPaulBennett.com
Installed: Apri12008
l~~ ~ Location: Cupertino Landing
Stevens Creek Boulevard at Mariani
Developer: Sand Hill Properties
"Cockatiels"
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Artist:
Medium:
Contact:
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Location: 10900 Tantau Avenue
Developer:
(Example of proposed artwork)
CUPERTINO
CITY OF CUPERTINO
"QUARTER-PERCENT FOR ART" PROGRAM
GENERAL PLAN REQUIREMENT
In 2005, the Land Use Element of the Cupertino General Plan was amended to add a goal and
policy regarding public arts (Goal H, Policy 2-66). The goal is to "create a civic environment
where the arts express an innovative spirit, celebrate a rich cultural diversity, and inspire
individual and community participation." The policy serves to "stimulate opportunities for the
arts through cooperative relations between local business and the City."
One of the strategies for accomplishing the goal is to require public and private development of
50,000 square feet or larger to set aside .25% of their total project budget for on-site art.
OVERVIEW
• The goal sets an expenditure cap of $100,000, but developers are encouraged to spend
more when necessary to provide aesthetic artworks of appropriate scale to their
projects.
• The developer will work with Building, Planning and Public Works staff, and must obtain
overall project approval from the Planning Commission and/or City Council. The
developer must obtain approval artwork approval from the Cupertino Fine Arts
Commission before a building occupancy permit is issued.
• The minimum expenditure for the artwork design, fabrication, and installation shall be
equal to one-quarter of one percent (.25%) of the construction budget. Proof of the
expenditure will be required.
• The developer will be required to provide appropriate lighting, and to select landscaping
materials which will best display the artwork.
• The developer must provide appropriate signage for the art work, including the name of
the art work, the name of the artist, ar~d the date.
• Installation of the artwork, lighting, an~~ signage must be completed before a Building
Occupancy Permit will be issued.
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• The artist will provide a maintenance schedule and instructions. The developer and/or
property owner will be responsible for maintaining the artwork in good condition at all
times.
• Any permanent or temporary changes made to the artwork (including removal and
replacement) must be approved by the Fine Arts Commission prior to the change.
The complete Cupertino Quaver-Percent-for-Art Pro~ran~ (Title Zo~zil7g, Chapter ) can
be found at http://
SUMMARY OF PUBLIC ART PROCESS
Updated August 21, 2008
Development Process
1. Developer has a preliminary consultatiion with Planning Department staff
2. Developer files a formal application
3. Plans are distributed internally to Planning, Building, Public Works, Fire, etc.
Public Art Process
4. A public art requirement may be triggered by the project's size, as set forth in General
Plan Policy 2-66, or imposed as a condition of approval by the Planning Commission
and/or the City Council.
Site plans for projects that require pubic art are distributed to affected parties, such as
the Fine Arts Commission, Parks and REDcreation Commission, etc.
5. Planning staff reviews all conditions of approval with the developer, including the Public
Art criteria, and refers Developer to the Fine Arts Commission (FAC) staff liaison.
6. FAC liaison schedules the matter before the FAC, and provides Developer with
guidelines and application materials, a:~ well as a list of existing public art within the City
limits.
7. Developer is responsible for selecting the artist and artwork(s). The FAC liaison may
provide weblinks and email address to help in this process.
8. Developer submits Public Art Application package 30 days prior to the meeting,
including a Pro Forma (or equivalent documentation) illustrating cost of project, scope
of art project, cost of public art, etc.
9. FAC liaison forwards copies of application package to Building, Fire, and Public Works
with request to review and comment within 2 weeks.
10. Developer and Artist attend the Fine Arts Commission meeting to present the proposal.
11. Fine Arts Commission reviews the artwork and recommends approval, or continues the
item to its next agenda. Commission p~•ovides suggestions for modification to the art
work, location, lighting, signage, etc. and works with the Developer and/or Artist until
proposal is satisfactory.
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12. Staff liaison forwards the FAC recommendation to the project planner for review and
approval by Planning Commission and/or City Council.
13. Dei~eloper- v~•~n-ks ~n-it1~ Building Dii~isio~~ to .t~ecure appropriate building permits prier to
fabrication of the art irork.
1-~. Developer notifies Building Dirisiotl and Fine Arts Commission Liaisrn~ ~~•hen the
urtw~ork installation is com~~lete and provides digital and hard-copy photos of the
installed urt~~ork. Tl~ae Cite o~~Cuperti~io has f-i,~hts to photographic reproduction.
I5. Developer shall enter into a maintenance agreement ~~~ith Cite
16. Building Division issues building occupancy permit.
FINE ARTS COMMISSION PROCESS
Updated July 30, 2008
The Cupertino Fine Arts Commission meetings are usually held on the fourth Tuesday of even-
numbered months, 7:00 p.m., at Cupertino City Hall, 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino. December
meetings are rescheduled or cancelled.
Contact the staff liaison at least 30 davs in advance to schedule time on the agenda:
Kimberly Smith, City Clerk
10300 Torre Avenue
Cupertino, CA 95014
(408) 777-3217
kimberlys@cupertino.or~
Developer/Artist shall submit the following at least 15 davs prior to the meeting. Digital media is
preferred when available.
1. Public Art Information Form (attached)
2. Eligible Costs Worksheet Form (attached)
3. A copy of the project Pro Forma (to illustrate project budget)
4. Artist's biography, resume, and list of Exhibitions, and photos of other works of art
5. Artist's statement about the prospecti~re artwork explaining the theme or intent
6. Detailed sketch or photo of the prospective artwork
7. A site plan indicating landscaping ,lighting, and location of the art work
8. A sketch and/or description of an idertifying plaque, including its location in relation to
the artwork. Note: The plaque shall mc~asure at least 8"x 8", shall be constructed of a
permanent material, and shall list the name of the artist, the title, and the date of
fabrication
Artist shall provide these items at the meeting:
1. A scale model and/or athree-dimensional virtual model
2. Samples of proposed materials for the art work and plaque
3. Care and maintenance plan recommended by the artist
The Fine Arts Commission will review the proposal at a scheduled meeting and agree to the proposal as
presented, or will continue the item and provide suggestions to the Developer/artist until the project
meets their requirements.
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CRITERIA FOR REVIEW
The Fine Arts Commission uses the criteria adopted by the Cupertino City Council on March 1, 2005, in
the document titled "Selection of Public Art." Those criteria are as follows:
• Aesthetics
It is deemed an artwork of lasting aesthetic value that enhances the City's cultural environment
by being receptive, respectful and stimulating and it contributes to the comprehensive record
of visual arts for the community.
Artist's Background
The artist's background will be reviewed to ensure he/she has the overall experience and
knowledge to design, fabricate and install alarge-scale artwork.
• Style
The artwork shall be compatible in scale, materials, form and content with its surroundings.
• Permanence
Consideration will be given to structural and/or surface soundness, resistance to theft,
vandalism, weathering and maintenance and repair costs.
• Liability
Proposed artwork will be examined for safety conditions and factors that bear upon public
liability.
• Accessibility Requirements
The art work shall meet accessibility requirements as set forth under the Americans with
Disabilities Act.
• Visibility
It shall be in public view in locations accessible to all members of the community, and should
have a visible impact at a distance of not less than 100 feet and from moving vehicles.
• Duplication
Preference will be given to original, one-of-a-kind art work not duplicated in Cupertino or
nearby communities
• Preference
Preference will be given to artists living or working in the San Francisco Bay Area and artists
whose work is not already displayed as public art in the Cupertino area. The developer is
encouraged to select artist(s) of diverse ethnicity.
Cupertino E~ublic Art
CUPERTINO Information Form
Project
Project Name: Application No:
Address and/or Location:
Acreage: Lot size:
Bldg. Sq. Ft. No. of stories:
Arch. Style: Bld€;. Usage:
Date of PC approval: Date of CC approval
Planner Name: Estimated occupancy date:
Detailed project description:
Public Art
Overall project budget (from Pro Forma, et alj
.25% for Art: $ Artw~~rk Budget: $
Artwork Name: Brief description:
Materials: Dimensions:
Lighed? Y/N Estimated installation date:
Detailed description of art (location, materials, functi~~n, landscaping, lighting, pedestal, etc.):
Detailed description of identifying plaque (location, rr~aterials):
Page 1 of 3
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Project Name: Application No:
Contacts
Developer:
Address:
Phone (office): Phone (cell):
Fax: Email:
Artist:
Address:
Phone (office): Phone (cell):
Fax: Email:
Submitted by:
Signature Date
Printed name
Cupertino I~ublic Art
CUPERTINO Eligible Costs Worksheet
ITEM E:iTIMATED ACTUAL COST DATE
COST VERIFIED
Artwork price $ $
• materials $ $
• fabrication $ $
• engineering fees $ $
Art Consultant's fees $ $
Lighting Consultant's fees $ $
Transportation of artwork $ $
• shipping $ $
• crating $ $
• truck rental $ $
Installation of artwork $ $
• site preparation* $ $
• labor $ $
• professional fees $ $
• equipment rental $ $
• special hardware/tools $ $
Pedestal or display costs** $ $
Lighting for artwork $ $
Identification plaque $ $
*Directly related to the installation of the art~riork (ie: trenching for lighting conduit, piping
for water if water was not previously included in the project, concrete footings, etc.)
**If not already included in the artwork price.
APPLICANT MUST ATTACH THE PRO FORMA (OR EQUIVALENT) TO
ILLUSTRATE TOTAL PROJECT COSTS.
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CUPERTINO PUBLIC ART IN CUPERTINO
Title:
Artist: Scott T. Sayre
Medium: Mural - painting
Contact:
Installed:
Location: City Hall lobby, 10300 Torre Ave., Cupertino
Commissioned by City of Cupertino
Title: Spring in Cupertino
Artist:
Medium: Mural -Watercolor on rice paper
Contact:
Installed:
Location: City Hall lobby, 10300 Torre Ave., Cupertino
Donor: Zhung Wang Zao (check spelling)
Title:
Artist:
Medium:
Contact:
Installed: 2008
Location: computer company across from
Armadillo Willy's
DeAnza Blvd
Title: Perspectives
Artist: Roger Berry
Medium: Brushed stainless steel
Contact: Berrycbr~@aol.com
Installed: March 2004
Location: Cali Mill Plaza, southeast corner of
Stevens Creek Blvd. &DeAnza Blvd.
Commissioned by City of Cupertino
Title: The Dancers
Artist: Georgia Gerber
f ~ Medium: Bronze
Contact: www.GeorgiaGerber.com
Installed: August 2004
Location: City Hall/Library Plaza
10350 Torre Ave
Donor: Dick and Carolyn Randall
"The Dancers"
Title: The Reader
Artist: Georgia Gerber
Medium: Bronze
Contact: www.GeorgiaGerber.com
Installed: August 2004
Location: Cupertino Library Courtyard
Torre Ave
Donor: Dick and Carolyn Randall
"The Reader"
Title: Little Tree
Artist: Brad Howe
Medium:
Contact: www.BradHowe.com
Installed:
Location: Menlo Equities building,
Stevens Creek Blvd.
at Wolfe Rd.
Developer:
"Little Tree"
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Title: Magnificent Tree
Artist:
Medium:
Contact:
Installed: May 2007
Location: Whole Foods Market
Stevens Creek Blvd
Developer:
"Magnificent Tree"
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Title: Glassflow
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Medium: Stainless steel and aCC'~/~IC
Contact: www.rpart.com
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~ Installed: June 2007
. ~ , Location: Oak Park Village, DeAnza Blvd.
Developer: Pinn Brothers
"Glassflow"
(Example of artwork)
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Title: The Guardians
Artist: W. Stanley "Sandy" Proctor
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Medium: Bronze
Contact: www.proctorfineart.com
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Installed: November 2007
Location: Memorial Park, Cupertino
_ Stevens Creek Blvd at Mary Ave
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Installed: 2008
Location: Armadillo Willy's Restaurant
DeAnza Blvd
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Installed: April 2008
Location: Cupertino Landing
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Developer: Sand Hill Properties
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