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HomeMy WebLinkAbout97-229 Resolution No. 97-229 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A GRANT AGREEMENT WITH THE PIONEER MEMORIAL FOUNDATION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELGIN, ILLINOIS, that Robert 0. Malm, Interim City Manager, be and is hereby authorized and directed to execute a Grant Agreement on behalf of the City of Elgin with the Pioneer Memorial Foundation for a $1, 800 grant for 500 copies of The American Eagle pursuant to the Cultural Arts Commission Arts and Culture Grants Program, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference. s/ Kevin Kelly Kevin Kelly, Mayor Presented: September 10, 1997 Adopted: September 10, 1997 Omnibus Vote: Yeas 7 Nays 0 Attest: s/ Dolonna Mecum Dolonna Mecum, City Clerk yuh Etc, \" City of Elgin Mayor 4". wl < Kevin Kelly Council Members Terry Gavin Robert Gilliam John T. McKevitt Ed Schock John Walters Marie Yearman CITY OF ELGIN CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION ARTS AND CULTURE GRANTS PROGRAM GRANT AGREEMENT - - The City of Elgin and Pioneer Memorial Foundation agree as follows : 1, The City of Elgin agrees to make a $1 , 800 grant to the Pioneer Memorial Foundation for the following program: Printing of 500 copies of Trygve Rovelstad' sart history _ book, The American Eagle. - - 2 . All monies granted for this program will be expended by - GRANTEE between January- 1, 1997 and December 31, 1997 . All monies awarded must be expended. 3 .- Grant monies will not be- paid out more than 30 days prior to- start of the program. No funds will be paid to GRANTEE until the City of Elgin has received the signed Grant Agreement. - 4 . GRANTEE agrees that all funds received_ for this program will • be expended only for the program as described above. In the event GRANTEE changes the program without the prior con- sent of the City of Elgin; all grant funds shall be refunded to that City. 5 . GRANTEE agrees the credit will be given to the City of Elgin and the Elgin Cultural Arts Commission on all public notices , -publicity, printed programs , public media and other applicable materials . GRANTEE also agrees to supply the City of Elgin with copies of the above-mentioned publicity. 6 . GRANTEE agrees to submit a L'inancial and Evaluation Report to the City of Elgin ' on forms provided, within two weeks after the termination of the program period. 150 Dexter Court • Elgin, IL 60120-5555 • Phone 847/931-6100 • Fax 847/931-5610 • TDD 847/931-5616 ® Pnnled on recycled paper 7 . GRANTEE agrees upon request to make available to the City of Elgin financial records for the year in which a grant was received from that Council . The City of Elgin will be allowed to access to financial documents that pertain to information stated in the previously approved application for funding. 8 . GRANTEE agrees that no monies from this grant will be used for any purchase of permanent equipment, capital improve- ments or construction, or payment of previous year' s deficit. 9 . GRANTEE agrees that no person shall , on the grounds of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, handicap, sexual preference, participation in, be denied benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any activity including employment, supported in whole or in part by funds provided under this grant. 10 . GRANTEE does hereby agree to indemnify, save harmless , and defend the City of Elgin, its agents , servants and employ- ees , and each of them against and hold it and them harmless from any and all lawsuits, claims, demands, liabilities, losses, and expenses including, but not limited to, partici- pants and spectators , or any death at any time resulting from injury or any damage to any spectators, or any death at any time resulting from injury or any damage to any property which may arise or which may be alleged to have arisen out of, or in connection with, the program as described in Para- graph 1 and referred to in Paragraph 8 . City gin Pioneer Memorial Foundation By Signatur 5-+ evc h )14, Y ou w re► , Print Name 714 W,• Chic c o Elgin, IL 60123 u 7 OF f( c/" City of Elgin Agenda Item No. - � August 6 , 1997 TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Robert O. Malm, Interim City Manager SUBJECT: Cultural Arts Commission General Grant to David Powers PURPOSE The purpose of this memorandum is to provide the Mayor and members of the City Council with information to consider a grant to David Powers as recommended by the Cultural Arts Commission. BACKGROUND The Cultural Arts Commission has been granting funds to local arts groups and individuals fo-r special projects for the last four years . The purpose of the program is to broaden public access to the arts, and to encourage organizations and indi- viduals to be more creative in artistic endeavors . David Powers, acknowledged muralist and sculptor, has been commissioned by Dr. Richard Demir to create a monument to the performing arts, 7 At The Gates of Dawn. This large-scale sculpture, to be loaned to the City of Elgin for a minimum of five years, will feature seven representational human figures placed in Foundry Park along Route 31 . The Parks Department has approved the placement of this sculpture in Foundry Park, and will provide labor for its installation and maintenance. The sculptures will be placed outside of the right-of-way and should not interfere with motorists ' line of site on the expanded State Street. David Powers requested funds from the Cultural Arts Commission to transport, purchase installation materials, landscaping and signage for the piece. The Commission approved funding the installation costs, contingent upon execution of a minimum five-year loan agreement with the City of Elgin. TOTAL GRANT AWARD $4,230 COMMUNITY GROUPS/INTERESTED PERSONS CONTACTED Cultural Arts Commission Parks and Recreation AdvisoryBoard Cultural Arts Commission Grant/David Powers August 6 , 1997 Page 2 FINANCIAL IMPACT f9P( The City of Elgin funding for this project would total $4 , 230 . Sufficient funds are available within the 1997 Cultural Arts Commission budget, account number 275-0000-791 . 80-10 . There are no expected annual maintenance costs to be incurred by the City. Please see attached summary highlighting the Elgin Cultural Arts Commission' s expenditures to date. tLEGAL IMPACT 4 ALTERNATIVES None. RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that this $4 ,230 grant to support the installation of David Powers ' 7 At The Gates of Dawn be approved. Respectfully submitted, Monica Meyers, irector Parks and Recreation Rob rt 0. Malm Interim City Manager MFH CITY OF ELGIN CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION EXPENDITURES FISCAL 1997 (AS OF August 5, 1997 ) GENERAL FUND OPENING BALANCE $ 61,800 Elgin Community Theatre Refund 1,200 ADJUSTED OPENING BALANCE $ 63,000 LESS: EXPENDITURES/ENCUMBRANCES Elgin Symphony Orchestra* $ 35 , 000 1997 SPECIAL PROJECT GRANTS Bubotto* $ 4 , 600 Children' s Theatre of Elgin 4 , 800 Elgin Choral Union* 4 , 000 _gin Symphony Orchestra* - 2 , 625 (dependent Players* 3,500 James Hegarty 500 Gareth Sitz* 500 Sub-total $ 20, 525 ( *Paid) MISCELLANEOUS Fox Valley Arts Council Membership $ 50 Cultural Arts Commission Recognition Night $ 1 ,250 FY96 Recognition Night $ 250 GENERAL FUND BALANCE $ 5,924 _'age 2 RIVERBOAT FUND OPENING BALANCE $ 135,000 SOS Conference Refund, 011ayos 15 Funds Carried Over from FY96 13,355 ADJUSTED OPENING BALANCE $ 148 , 370 LESS : EXPENDITURES/ENCUMBRANCES CITY PROJECTS Art Gallery $ 13,455 Youth Fest 2 , 500 Sculpture on the Plaza 4 , 000 July Fourth Entertainment 1 , 500 Lord' s Parks Concerts 10, 000 Heritage Day 20, 000 Fine Arts Festival Concert (Roomful of Blues) 4 , 500 Summer Concerts Marketing 4 , 500 Fine Arts Festival Marketing 9 , 067 Gallery Walk Project 2 , 000 4other Sky (Miscellaneous) 400 iemmens Brochures 8, 375 Purchase Awards (< $2 , 500) 2 ,500 Host Sculpture Maintenance Workshop (< $3, 000) 3, 000 Scuplture Conference, Brookgreen Gardens ( < $1 , 100) 1 , 100 OTHER GRANTS Elgin Symphony Orchestra WFMT Broadcasts $ 5, 172 Courtney Relihan Musical Revue 1, 000 Elgin Community Theatre, Secret Garden 1,250 Elgin Citizens on Parade 2 , 000 Ashlee Keltner Riddle, Trygve 1, 500 ECC Student Life, Up With People 4 , 000 Pioneer Memorial Foundation, Art History Book 1 , 800 David Powers, 7 at the Gates of Dawn 4 ,230 RIVERBOAT FUND BALANCE $ 40,521 • (This form for use by individuals applying to the ECAC's General Grant Program for morc than S2,000.) Elgin Cultural Arts Commission Grant Application Form Applicant Information: I idividual Name David P nw P r c Address 1n4q _Cedar Av_ City F 1 g i n State/Zip I L 60120 • Telephone(847) 741-8161 Fax . E-Mail Name of Executive Director Same Telephone Please summarize your experience relevant to this project and your artistic aesthetic.2-3 sentences)from proposal narrative) The project, 7 At The Gates of Dawn. funded by the Demir Foundation for Women and Children, is my eighth large scale production. They have all been made possible by clients, volunteers, local business, and local government, with the ability to dream and do more as a community. Please identify the population(s)that your project will serve(socio-economic status, race,gender, Staff composition in numbers: , ethnicity, geography, age,physically/mentally Paid full time staff 1 challenged, and language spoken) Please estimate Paid part time staff 2 size of each audience. Paid Consultants The entire city population Vollunteers 6 along with the 10' s of thousands Interns • and commuters who will pass the cite Other(Specify) daily. Totals q 3 (This form for use by individuals applying to the ECAC's General Grant Program for more than S2,000.) Grant Request This request is for: • 155 Project(title) 7 At Tl1e Gates of •Hawn ❑Other Amount Requested: S4,23n_no,which is 2n % of the Dproject budget. Summarize the purpose of your request(5 sentences orfewerfrom project narrative): • Dr, Richard flemir was ronvinred by me (IlaVid Pnwerc) to give something back to the citizens of Elgin. from whom he makes his living. He wanted to send a message that his business. dedicated to women and children'c heiu1th care. recognizes the value of the human spirit as one of the primary building bolcks of food health. He wants to symbolize this quality of life tjy relehrating the performing arts using the vicual artc Time Frame in which the funds will be used: From August lc, 1997 To October 15,1997 List other sources from which funding is requested for this project. Funding Source Amount -Status of request (dots received decision pending) Private funding; nemir Foundatinn 15,000.00 approved Park & Rec. Flgin(cervires) $2,nnn_nn derision pending ECAC 4,230.00 _ dericinn peri.ding Budget:Attach Project Form. (This form for use by individuals applying to the ECAC's General Grant Program for more than S2,000.) Has applicant applied for or previously received funds from the Elgin Area Convention and Visitors Bureau for this project? ®No. ❑Yes. (If yes,please explain) Does applicant currently owe money to the City of Elgin?ZiNo. ❑Yes.) . (If yes,please explain) Statement of Assurances --The applicant hereby agrees that: - 1.The activities and services for which assistance is sought will be administered by or under the supervision of the applicant. 2. It will comply with all laws,acts and ordinances of the United States,the State of Illinois and the City of Elgin; and further agrees that no person will be excluded from participation or be denied the benefits of any program, activity or service on the basis of race, sex,sexual preference,color,religion,ancestry,age,national origin or disability. The applicant further agrees to make every attempt to ensure that the program is accessible to persons with disabilities. 3. The figures,facts,and representation in this application,including all exhibits and attachments,are true and correct to the best of its knowledge and belief 4. It will expend funds received as a result of this application solely on the projects and programs described herein, and unless specifically seeking operating funds,will separately provide for the maintenance of the organization. G1 Signature of Applicant_ 0L--"Lr` T Date_.2:ef_ _/ Signature of pe n completing this application Date 7 Sf 9'7 Title ��A *�?�, Q G�-d4-liJ� (449u,FR 4cci/1mAAi) • (This form for use by individuals applying to the ECAC's General Grant Program for more than S2,000.) Has applicant applied for or previously received funds from the Elgin Area Convention and Visitors Bureau for this project? ®No. EYes. (If yes,please explain) Does applicant currently owe money to the City of Elgin?lallo. ['Yes.) . (If yes,please explain) Statement of Assurances — The applicant hereby agrees that: - 1.The activities and services for which assistance is sought will be administered by or under the supervision of the applicant. 2. It will comply with all Iaws,acts and ordinances of the United States,the State of Illinois and the City of Elgin; • and further agrees that no person will be excluded from participation or be denied the benefits of any program, activity or service on the basis of race,sex,sexual preference,color,religion,ancestry,age,national origin or disability.The applicant further agrees to make every attempt to ensure that the program is accessible to persons with disabilities. 3. The figures,facts, and representation in this application,including all exhibits and attachments,are true and correct to the best of its knowledge and belief. 4.It will expend funds received as a result of this application solely on the projects and programs described herein, and unless specifically seeking operating funds,will separately provide for the maintenance of the organization. Signature of Applicant -`? O'�,, Date_2_ / 2 Signature of pe n completing this application Date 7 Y- 9'7 Title v.ro 7i zZe_u—.e G,`Q6fiJL (GAu,e R Qu.i//m A^1) • - a 6 7 At The Gates of Dawn Demir Foundation Sculpture Walk Project Sculptor David Powers Personal Narrative A. Background: 1. A 9.5 foot by 16 foot Ja77 Mural using 25 larger then life figures representing a New Orleans Ja77 bar for my client in South Barrington. Project budget $10,660. 2. A sculptural representation of the Combat Infantry Badge for the City of Elgin and the E.C.A. C.. (executing and coordinating all features of the project). Project budget $16,000. 3. Founding member of Bubotto. B. Purpose of funding request: My project proposal ties in with the E.C.A.C. outdoor sculpture program, and with their collaboration for the installation costs will help set standards for those projects to come. E.C.A.C. endorsement of the 7 At the Gates of Dawn project and its willingness to pay for the installation costs stretches the money the Demir Foundation is putting forth ($15,000.)to fund this project. This collaboration makes possible a new welcome to our visitors at the entrance to The Gateway to Center City. I have lectured at Larkin high school to Honors English sections for the last two years. Larkin is to be the site of the New Arts Academy, so my visits fit in with U-46's direction, and anticipates a visiting artist program. In my most recent lecture I told these young people that Elgin is where I have chosen to live and raise a family, and be an artist. I said, that my experiences have been rich and fulfilling and that it is a place where things happen. My point was that here one person can-do much, but that cooperation and collaboration expand ten-fold the efforts of a single person. I told them that it was the process and interaction with groups, friends, and business that was the most important element of any project, not just making something that was pretty. I said that anyone can find and sell a client on an idea, but that working with others was the unique and exciting part. Dr. Richard Demir was convinced by me to give something back to the citizens of Elgin, from whom he makes his living. He wanted to send a message that his business, dedicated to women and children's health care, recognizes the value of the human spirit as one of the primary building blocks of good health. He wants to symbolize this quality of life by celebrating the performing arts using the visual arts. The project, 7 At The Gates of Dawn, funded by the Demir Foundation for Women and Children, is my eighth large scale production. They have all been made possible by clients, volunteers, local business, and local government, with the ability to dream and do more as a community. My wish is for people driving by this figurative piece to ask many questions: What is that? What does it mean? Who did that?How did they do that? But most of all I want to hear: "I didn't expect that in this town."By our efforts now, I want to hear in the future: "Have you seen what is happening in Elgin, they are always doing something." This project is important for our town because it sends a message to our citizens that they are worth the effort and expense to have a fine cultural experience. There is more to life then work, taxes, and death. It is part of a symbol of rebirth for Elgin, changing a perception of urban decay into the necessary work-in-progress that a thriving city must be. It sets an example for our young people and fellow artists that the journey to excellence and a higher standard of participation is possible, not somewhere else, but here. The equation for a good life is not in flight to another place but here in their own backyard, because our leaders have the insight and belief in this idea and are willing to risk money and time to make it so. A society that invests in the hearts and minds of it's citizens sends a message that they value the quality of life of their fellowman, and are willing to sacrifice to make it happen. This message is the cement that glues a community together in trust and common purpose. I have worked as an artist for 25 years in Elgin and each time I get to work it is a privilege and honor. I risk everything by believing I can do what I say I can. My longevity is a hope, but in lieu of guaranties I create thought provoking beautiful art pieces about the world. These pieces, hopefully speak to us now and in the future. I feel that our willingness to act and risk failure, sets an example and inspires our citizen's participation in making a stronger community. C. Project Evaluation: The success of this project can be evaluated by its timely completion,public feedback, and the media buzz about our cities new direction. 7 At The Gates of Dawn Demir Foundation Sculpture Walk Project Sculptor David Powers Budget Estimate: Park and Recreation: Monica Meyers • Relocation of the 5 maple trees blocking the sight line from Route 31 to another area of the Foundry Park. • Digging of holes for the supports of figures (11 holes). • Use of rubber tired back-hoe,to hoist figures into place. • Installation of prairie grass and site landscaping at base of sculpture grouping. 1. Transportation of figures to site at Foundry Park. (three trips) $ 80.00 2. Purchase of cement and delivery for figure support and signage. $ 300.00 3. Payment of welder for on-site welding. $ 1500.00 4. Payment to painter for on-site painting after welding,touch-ups and spraying of anti-graffiti spray coating. $ 200.00 5. Purchase of Anti-graffiti clear coating. $ 150.00 6. Purchase of Overdam Prairie Grass. $ 900.00 7. Purchase of sign for sculpture walk. $ 1100.00 Total ' $ 4,230.00 7 At The Gates of Dawn Demir Foundation Sculpture Walk Project Sculptor David Powers • Proposition: To fabricate out of V4"plate steel and supporting 3"tubing, seven 7' tall male and female figures joined at their hands in a linear chain dance celebrating the performing arts: music, dance, and theater. Location: Installation of this sculpture would be on a low sloping rise in the Foundry Park on the west bank of the Fox River near the southern corner of the intersection of Kimbal Street and Route 31, south of the fountain,parallel to the present walkway. Library Hemmen's Kimbal St, Fox River Dam Bridge RR.Tracks.... O ` 7 Figures Rte 31 State St. Characters: Silhouettes of 1/4" steel would be cut out and bent to capture the character and gesture of each of the seven figures creating remembrances of the three disciplines of performance: music, dance, theater. This linear grouping would utilize the river banks and the Hemmen's Auditorium as a backdrop. Erection: Upon completion, the figures would receive one coat of primer, one coat of finish, and one coat of a special anti-graffiti clear coating,the same materials used for the C.I.B. project. They would then be transported, hoisted into place,placed into anchoring holes, welded together, cemented in place, and paint touched up. Landscape: Two foot tall prairie grass would be used all around and among the figures, as though the seven were dancing through a field on the prairie. This would soften the starkness of the design and make interesting winter texture. Benefits: Tens of thousands of cars go by this location everyday. Sculpture would enrich our residents,reinforce the arts, and welcome our visitors. Funding: Demir Foundation, a private healthcare group dedicated to women and children's health care. 7 At The Gates of Dawn Demir Foundation Sculpture Walk Project Sculptor David Powers • Personal Biography: David Powers: Elgin artist, David Powers is an acknowledged muralist, sculptor, and printer. David's early interest in art was nurtured in local School District U46. He later attended Northwestern University in Evanston and completed his undergraduate studies at the Art Institute of Chicago. David's work has been featured in numerous galleries and one man shows in Chicago and the suburbs. As one of Elgin's distinguished artists, David created a bronze which was presented by Mayor Kevin Kelly to representatives of Elgin's Russian Sister City,Belgorod. Last year, David was commissioned by the Elgin Cultural Arts Commission to create the replica of Rovelstad's Combat Infantryman's Badge which is now located on the grassy knoll at Prairie and Grove Avenue, in Elgin. 7 At The Gates of Dawn Demir Foundation Sculpture Walk Project Sculptor David Powers Proposition: To fabricate out of plate steel and supporting 3"tubing, seven 7' tall male and female figures joined at their hands in a linear chain dance celebrating the performing arts: music, dance, and theater. • Location: Installation of this sculpture would be on a low sloping rise in the Foundry Park on the west bank of the Fox River near the southern corner of the intersection of Kimbal Street and Route 31, south of the fountain,parallel to the present walkway. Library Hemmen's Kimbal St. Fox River Darn Bridge RR.Tracks..... 0 —4/A/SSVSSV7 Figures Rte 31 State St. Characters: Silhouettes of'/4" steel would be cut out and bent to capture the character and gesture of each of the seven figures creating remembrances of the three disciplines of performance: music, dance, theater. This linear grouping would utilize the river banks and the Hemmen's Auditorium as a backdrop. Erection: Upon completion,the figures would receive one coat of primer, one coat of finish, and one coat of a special anti-graffiti clear coating, the same materials used for the C.I.B. project. They would then be transported, hoisted into place,placed into anchoring holes, welded together, cemented in place, and paint touched up. Landscape: Two foot tall prairie grass would be used all around and among the figures, as though the seven were dancing through a field on the prairie. This would soften the starkness of the design and make interesting winter texture. 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