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RESOLUTION NO.
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RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO
3 UTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT WITH THE
SUNSET GROUP FOR THE PROMOTION OF ARTS AND CULTURE.
4 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF
5 THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1.
The Mayor of the City of San
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Bernardino is hereby authorized and directed to execute
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on behalf of said City an Agreement with The Sunset
Group a copy of which is attached hereto, marked Exhibit
"A" and incorporated herein by reference as fully as
though set forth at length.
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I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was
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of San Bernardino at a
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meeting
16th day of
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1989, by the following vote, to wit:
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Council Members Estrada, Reilly, Flores,
Maudslev. Minor. Miller
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ABSENT:
Council Member Pope-Ludlam
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The foregoing resolution is hereby approved this
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AGREEMENT
Fine Arts Funding
THIS AGREEMENT is entered into between the CITY
OF SAN BERNARDINO, a municipal corporation, referred to
as "City", and The Sunset Group a non-profit
organization, referred to as "Organization".
The parties agree as follows:
1. Recitals.
A. Organization has requested financial
assistance from City for the fiscal year 1988-89, in
order to assist in defraying the expense of certain
concerts, shows, festivals or events or activities
sponsored by Organization as set forth in Organi-
zation's grant proposal (hereinafter "the proposal")
approved by the Fine Arts Commission of the City, a
copy of which proposal is on file in the Office of
Cultural Affairs. The terms of the proposal are
incorporated herein by reference and shall govern the
uses of the funds provided herein. The financial
assistance provided for in this agreement is made on a
one-time only basis, and receipt of said funds shall
not imply a continuing obligation of the City beyond
the terms of this Agreement.
B. The expenditure is for a valid munici-
pal pUblic purpose, to wit: for the promotion of
visual arts in art appreciation in San Bernardino, as
more fully set forth 'in the proposal submitted by
Organization.
2. Payment. Upon presentation of a claim to
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the City Finance Director, City shall pay to Organiza-
tion from the budget for the 1989-90 fiscal year, the
total sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, to cover the
costs per the Fine Arts grant application agreement.
3. Use of Funds. The funds paid to Organi-
zation shall be used solely for the purposes set forth
in Paragraph 1 and in strict compliance with the
provisions set forth in the proposal. No deviation
from the proposal shall be made without the express
approval of the City of San Bernardino. Said funds
shall be expended by June 30, 1990 and any unexpended
funds shall be returned to City by Organization.
4. Accounting. At such time or times as may
be requested by the City Administrator or Director of
Finance of City, Organization shall submit to the City
Administrator, with a copy to the Director of Finance
and the San Bernardino Fine Arts Commission, an
accounting of the proposed and actual expenditures of
all revenues accruing to the Organization for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1990. Financial records
shall be maintained in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles by Organization in such
a manner as to permit City to easily trace the expendi-
tures of the funds. All books and records of
Organization are to be kept open for inspection at any
time during the business day by the City or its
officers or agents.
5. Hold Harmless. Organization covenants and
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agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the City
and its employees and agents from all liabilities and
charges, expenses (including counsel fees), suits or
losses however occurring, or damages arising or growing
out of the use or receipt of the funds paid hereunder
and all operations under this agreement. Payments
hereunder are made with the understanding that the City
is not involved in the performance of services or other
activities of organization. Organization and its
employees and agents are independent contractors and
are not employees or agents of the City in performing
said services.
6. Termination. City shall have the right to
terminate this Agreement and any funding remaining un-
paid hereunder for any reason by mailing a ten-day
written notice to Organization and this agreement shall
terminate ten days after the mailing of such notice. In
the event this Agreement is terminated for reasons of
improper use of funds or use of funds for any purpose
other than those authorized, any unexpended portion of
the funds provided by City shall be returned to City.
In addition, Organization shall reimburse to City any
funds expended which were used for any purposes other
than those authorized under this Agreement.
7. Assiqnment. Organization shall not assign
its interest in this Agreement without the prior
written approval of City.
8. Insurance. Organization shall take out
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and maintain during the life of this Agreement such
public liability and property damage insurance as shall
insure City, its elective and appointive boards,
commissions, officers, agents and employees, permittee
and its agents performing acts covered by this
Agreement from claims for damages for personal injury,
including death, as well as from claims for property
damage which may arise from Organization's or its
agents' operations hereunder, whether such operations
be by Organization or its agents or by anyone directly
or indirectly employed by either Organization or its
agents, and the amounts of such insurance shall be as
follows:
(a) Public Liability Insurance. In an
amount not less than $100,000 for injuries, including,
but not limited to, death, to anyone person and,
subject to the same limit for each person, in an amount
not less than $100,000 on account of anyone
occurrence;
(b) Property Damage Insurance. In an
amount of not less than $50,000 for damage to the
property of each person on account of anyone occur-
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City shall be set forth as an additional
named insured in each policy of insurance provided
hereunder.
9. Organization hereby convenants that it has
taken all actions necessary to make the adherence to
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the obligations imposed by this agreement a binding
obligation of the organization.
10. Notices. All notices herein required
shall be in writing and delivered in person or sent by
certified mail, postage prepaid, addressed as follows:
As to City:
As to Organization:
City Administrator
City of San Bernardino
300 North "0" Street
San Bernardino, CA 92418
The Sunset Group
Attn: Mervyn Simchowitz
225 W. Hospitality Ln., #100
San Bernardino, CA 92408
11. Maintenance of Sculpture . At all times
contemplated herein, organization shall keep, maintain
and repair that work of art which is the subject of
this agreement and shall keep it in such condition as
is appropriate for its proper presentation to the
general public. Such appropriateness shall be as
determined by the Fine Arts Commission of the City. Any
decision of the Fine Arts Commission with respect to
such maintenance may be appealed to the Mayor and
Common Council as provided in SBMC 2.64. The decision
of the Mayor and Common Council shall be final.
12. Upon dissolution or deactivation of organi-
zation either in its entirety of its operation or as to
that portion of its operation charged with the main-
tenance of the subject art work, such art work shall be
come the property of the City of San Bernardino. Such
art work shall be delivered to a place, within the City
of San Bernardino, designated by the Fine Arts
Commission. Upon delivery, the Fine Arts Commission
shall then be charged with the future placement and
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maintenance of the art work.
13. Upon removal by organization, its successor,
assigns, or designees of the subject art work beyond
the then existing boundaries of the City of San
Bernardino, the entire amount of the monies provided
pursuant to this agreement shall become immediately due
and payable to the Fine Arts Commission of the City of
San Bernardino. Said sum shall be a debt of the
organization, its successors assigns and designees.
Said debt shall be collectable using any means avail-
able for the collection of debt in the State of
California. Said debt shall accrue interest at the
rate of 7% per annum from the date the subject art work
is removed beyond the City limits. City shall be
entitled to reasonable costs of collecting the debt.
This paragraph shall also apply to the intentional
destruction of the work of art by organization, its
successors, assigns and designees.
14. Entire Aqreement. This Agreement and any
documents or instruments attached hereto or referred to
herein integrate all terms and conditions mentioned
herein or incidental hereto, and supersede all negotia-
tions and prior writing in respect to the subject
matter hereof. In the event of conflict between the
terms, conditions or provisions of this Agreement, and
any such document or instrument, the terms and condi-
tions of this Agreement shall prevail.
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AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AND THE SUNSET GROOP FOR frEE
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DATED:
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CHECKLIST
This checklist must be attached to the fro~~of your applica-
tion. Use this form to make sure you have properly completed
your application. Applications not properly developed may
receive a lower ranking or be rejected without consideration
for funding.
1. Is the application typed?
ex) Yes
(x) Yes
2. Are all pages in proper order and numbered?
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Does supplemental material refer to appropriate
section numbers?
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Are all elements answered on page'one?
5. Does the need statement really present a valid, _,
easily understood need? __.: _:..:-___~_-_uf).....-yes
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Is there a target group identified- in-the
need statement?
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Does the need statement express a- local': need?
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Yes
8. Do your intended results explain activities you
plan to do in order to meet the needs you have
identified? (x) Yes
9. Did you explain and specify in measurable terms
your intended results on the target group? Cx) Yes
10. Did you respond to the application instructions
element-by-element? ~~) Yes
11. Is your budget in line item detailed on supple-
mental sheets? ~) Yes
12. Are your calculations accurate?
(x) Yes
13. Is the document signed by the director or board
president or authorized signature? (x) Yes
14. Is each application stapled individually? (x) Yes
15. Are there copies being forwarded to the City
Fine Arts Commission Office? (x) Yes
16. In re-reading the application form beginning to
end, is there continuity of thought and
readability? (x) Yes
17. Is the checklist complete and attached to the
original application? (x) Yes
18. Are you filing the application within the
appropriate time frame? (x) Yes
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ORCiANIZA nON CiRANT APPLICA nON FORM
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THE SUNSET GROUP
225 w. HOSPITALITY LN., #100
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92408
De Contact Person MERVYN SIMCHO~'VITZ
Title PRESIDENT Phone( 714) 381-438
Phone ( 7 1 4) 3 81- 4 3 81
CA State Non-Profit ID , N/A
Nwnber of Years in Existence N/A
m. Proaram Ca telory Under Which Support
is Requesteda SPECIAL PROJECTS
~iod of Support Requested
N/A
(Startina)
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v. Sum~ of Project DescriptioN LIFESIZE BRONZE SCULPTURE "RAINDANCER" BY
ARTISTS BOB & TOM BENNETT TO BE PLACED IN THE PLAZA AREA ~ THE
PLAZA DEVELOPMENT SITUATED AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF HUNTS LANE
AND HOSPITALITY LANE IN THE SUNVJEST PROFESSIONAL PARK.
VI. E$tirr'..Ud flumbti of persons expected to benefit from this proaram/projecu SEE ATTACHED
a) Nwnber of persons by paid attendances NONE DEIvlUli1{APHICS AND
b) Number of persons by free or complimentary admissions FREE TO TRAFF I C COUNT S
ALL PUBLIC
YD. Need statement:
SEE ATTACHED
VUI. Intended Resu! ts:
SEE ATTACHED
IX. Summary 01 Estimated Costs:
A. Direct Costs
Salaries and wages
Supplies ct Mater ia1s
Travel
Fixed Assets/Rentals or 'Leases
Fees and Other INSTALLATION
TOT AL COSTS OF PROJECT
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TOTAL DIRECT COSTS
B. Indirect CosU
TOTAL PROJECT COSTS :) 29.576.66
X. Organi.z.ation anticipated funding/expenses:
A. Ex~ N/A
B. Revenues, Grants, Contributions, etc.
Actual Most Recent
F isca1 Period
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XI. Total amoWlt requested from San Bernardino City Fine Arts Commission
NOTE: Amowtt Requested $ 29, 576 . 66
Plus total revenues, S - 0-
grants, contributions, etc.
Must equal total project S 29, 576 . 66
costs above
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XD. CER TlFICA nON:
Project Officer PATRICIA GREEN
Phone Number (714) 381-4381
Title
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VICE PRESIDENT
5/3/89
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SCULPTURE
Artists Bob and Tom Bennett
Their work is unmistakable. Even from th. e sidewalk while stroll-
Ing past the shops, the passerby can spot and recognize the
glistening shapes of sculpture by the Bennett Brothers.
The remarkable style of Bennett Sculpture - the sleek, fluid, high-
polished bronze look - was developed by Bob and Tom Bennett over
the years and has come to captivate collectors and art lovers from vir-
tually all parts of the world.
In reality, the story of the Bennett style is the outgrowth of an American-
hero success story.
Raised in Roseville, California, Bob and Tom Bennett - identical twin
brothers - were always interested in many diverse subjects. Both
exhibited vivid imaginations, sketching constantly and turning ideas
into images. Rut neither pursued a career in the arts - until later.
Bob, a former iron worker, and Tom, one time railroad brakeman and
conductor, launched their careers in a somewhat inauspicious fashion
- bending coathangers in the back room of a gas station they owned in
1969. The coathangers became wire sculptures that eventually would
take the twins on a cross-country circuit of art festivals and national
shows.
Their work was well received everywhere they went, so much so in fact
that they soon were able to give up their jobs to pursue their art
fulltime. Tom explained, "Everyone thought we were crazy to start
something new in our 30's, but up until then, we were never satisfied."
Bob and Tom opened the Bennett Highlands Gallery in Carmel in 1971,
followed by the Bennett Gallery on Columbus Street in San Francisco.
From there they went to the Hyatt Regency Hotel, where a permanent
collection was placed in 1975.
Setting up a studio in one of their favorite ski spots, Lake Tahoe, they
continued the painstaking process of creating welded wire sculpture
one by one, using high-test steel rod.
Because the wire welding is very hard on the lower back and eyes, the
twins decided to switch to casting - allowing them to spend more time
on the initial design, then casting limited editions of each. The transi-
tion from wire to bronze occurred in 1976, "We thought we could cap-
ture the look we wanted with the dark lustre and rich highlights of
bronze," Bob said. They did their own casting in a makeshift foundry
set up beneath Bob's Lake Tahoe home. However, when they couldn't
get a zoning permit to open a full-fledged foundry, they moved back to
the Sacramento area.
The Sacramento foundry was the scene of trial and error, experimenta-
tion and learning. For the next year and a half, their production increased
many times over as did their staff of employees. Galleries were opened in
several U.S. cities to accomodate the demand for their unique art work.
They soon outgrew the Sacramento facility and were fortunate in
finding a perfect location near Placerville in the foothills above
Sacramento. This "Gold Country" setting would become the new
home of Bennett Sculpture, and soon a new kind of gold - gleaming
bronze - would come to light in California.
The national headquarters in Placerville houses the foundry, the artists'
studios, general offices, shipping department, and the finishing and wax
rooms. Approximately 17,000 square feet of space has been customized to
fit the Bennett requirements. Currently, they are producing and shipp-
ing some 3,000 pieces a year.
The Bennetts believe they are the only bronze sculptors in the world
who have complete control over their work, since they don't have to
hand the casting over to an independent foundry to produce or consign
the finished work to an outside gallery to sell. Controlling their own
production and selling through their own Bennett Sculpture galleries
helps keep their prices down, allowing them to sell their pieces for what
it originally cost to have them cast in the early days.
To achieve the flawless perfection on each individual bronze, the artists
carefully attend a staff of experts who work on the various stages of pro-
duction. After each artist has created a design in clay or other material.
a mold is carefully made. Then, the molds are used to form wax figures
- each wax is smoothed and detailed as if it were indeed the actual
work of art.
From there, the wax is sent to the spruing department, where wax
appendages are added to allow air and gas to escape from the mold
during the "pour." Then the waxes (one for every sculpture) are coated
with an "investment" shell. The pieces are then heated so that the wax
is released, leaving an empty shell.
At this point, the hot molten bronze (which at about 18000 resembles
iridescent orange drink) is poured into the form. After cooling several
hours, each bronze is cracked from its shell and readied for finishing:
an endless process of "chasing," grinding, polishing and buffing.
Finally, the artists scrutinize every piece carefully before it is signed and
given its edition number as an original Bennett Sculpture.
Business and private life for the Bennetts are virtually one and the same.
The brothers themselves are close - they live in the same town and are
married to women who take part in helping run the business. Other
relatives and long-time family friends can be found in various facets of
the business as well.
And while much of their time is presently taken up with the still-
growing business, Bob and Tom are both adamant in their desire to get
back to just being artists again.
"Our work is changing all the time." says Bob. "We are constantly
experimenting and trying new things. I feel like we've only scratched
the surface in our search for expression through our sculpture." Tom
agrees and adds, "Our work can move in so many directions, any
direction we choose. The only borders or limits in our art are those we
impose upon ourselves. That's why we're constantly creating new
designs - looking for new means of expression through our art."
Who buys Bennett Sculpture? Everyone. The buyers are from all
demographic segments: retired people, young professionals, established
collectors, budding new collectors, ~mall company owners and giant
multi-national corporations. The list is endless.
More and more, Bennett Sculpture is being specified by architects.
designers and interior space planners to be an integral part of buildings,
homes and offices. Sizes can range from a small, intimate size sculpture
for personal enjoyment to a towering and impressive monumental work
designed for indoor or outdoor public settings.
Bennett Sculpture galleries today can be found in San Francisco at
Fisherman's Wharf; in Carmel at Carmel Plaza and also San Carlos and
6th; in LaJolla on Girard Street; at the Hyatt Regency in Honolulu; on
Main Street in Scottsdale; and in their national headquarters near
Placerville, California.
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04/18/8'7
POP-FACTS: FULL DATA R~rORT
(CENSUS ( 80, UPD^TES & PROJECTIONS)
BY NATIONAL DECISION SYSTEMS 619-942-7000
PREP ".RED r=-oR
SUNSET BROKERS
TRADE AREA SITE: 237405
SAN BERNARDINO, CA COORD: 34:07. 90 117: 1~.OO
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DESCRIPTTON TOTALS
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POPULA"l rON
1998 PROJECTION
1988 ESTIMATE
1980 CENSUS
1970 CENSUS
GROWTH 70-80
738,982
639,209
485,892
415,880
16.83'1.
HOUSEHOLDS
1993 PROJECTION
1988 ESTIMATE
1980 CENSUS
1970 CENSUS
GROWTH 70-80
256,492
223,522
172,520
132,414
30. 2';'-;;
POPULATION BY RACE & SPANISH ORIGIN
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BLACII,
AMERICAN INDIAN
ASIAN & PACIFIC ISLANDER
OTHER RACES
SPANISH ORIGIN - NEW CATEGORY
485,892
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OCCUPIFD UNITS
OWNl.:..R OCCUPIED
RENTeR OCCUPIED
1980 PERSONS PER HOUSEHOLD
172,520
66. 90i~
33. 107.
2. 75
YEAR ROUND UNITS AT ADDRESS
SINGlE UNITS
2 TO 9 UNITS
10+ UNITS
MOBILE HOME OR TRAILER
SINClE/MULTIPLE UNIT RATIO
199,926
78. 1~...~
8. 45i~
6. 377..
7.01%
5. 27
1988 ESTIMATED HOUSEHOLDS BY INCOME
$75,000 OR MORE
$50,000 TO $74,999
$35,vOO TO $49,999
$25,000 TO $34,999
$15,000 TO $24,999
$7,500 TO $14,999
UNDI:R $7,500
223,522
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16. 7~l..
20. 14%
15.62~
12.99%
1988 ESTIMATED AVERAGE HH INCOME
1988 ESTIMATED MEDIAN HH INCOME
1988 ESTIMATED PER CAPITA INCOME
$30,260
$27, 14~
$10,608
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ACCT #: 126131
04/18/8Cf
POP-FACTS: FULL DATA RErORT
(CENSUS I 80, UPDATES & PROJECTIONS)
BY NATIONAL DECISION SYSTEMS 619-942-7000
PREPI'.RED FOR
SUNSET BROV..ERS
TRADE t'\REA
SAN BEHNARDINO, CA
SITE: 237405
COORD: 34: 07. 90 117: 15.00
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DESCRIPTION
TOTALS
POPULA1ION BY SEX
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485,835
48.67%
51. 3:-{'l..
POPULA1ION BY AGE
UNDt-R 5 YEARS
5 TO 9 YEARS
10 TO 14 YEARS
15 TO 19 YEARS
20 TO 24 YEARS
25 TO 29 YEARS
30 TO 34 YEARS
35 TO 44 YEARS
45 '10 S4 YE:ARS
55 TO 59 YEARS
60 TO 64 YEARS
65 TO 74 YEARS
75+ YEARS
485:83fj
8.03i::
7.68%
8.07i::
9. 22%
9. 75i'~
9. 00i::
7.61%
10. 90;~
9.38%
4.79%
4. 18~~
6. 6\~%
4. 72%
MED I t\N AGE
AVERt\GE ~,GE
30. 01
33.4"'t
FEMALE POPULATION BY AGE
UNDER 5 YEARS
5 TO 9 YEARS
10 TO 14 YEARS
15 TO 19 YEARS
20 TO 24 YEARS
25 TO 29 YEARS
30 TO 34 YEARS
35 10 44 YEARS
45 TO 54 YEARS
55 TO 59 YEARS
60 TO 64 YEARS
65 '10 74 YEARS
75+ YEARS
249,392
7. 5:-1%
7. 38%
7. 68%
8.94%
9. 67%
8.757..
7. 3Ti;.
10.781..
9.40%
5. 02~
4.37%
7.3R%
5. 79i~
FEM^LE MEDIAN AGE
FEM^LE AVERAGE AGE
28.88
34. 78
POPULA1ION BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE
FAMILY HOUSEHOLDS
NON :AMILY HOUSEHOLDS
GROUr QUARTERS
485,835
86. 20%
11.42%
2.3:i%
6
ACCT #: 126131
04/18/89
POP-FACTS: FULL DATA REPORT
(CENSUS I 80, UPD^TES & PROJECTIONS)
BY NATIONAL DECISION SYSTEMS 619-942-7000
PREPt'.RED r:-OR
SUNSET BROKERS
TRADE i'\f~EA
SAN BEHNARDINO, CA
SITE: 237405
COORD: 34: 07. 90 117:15.00
------------------------------------------------------------------------
DESCRIPTION
TOTALS
----------------------------------------------.--------------------------
HOUSEHOLDS BY TYPE
SINGLE MALE
SINGlE FEMALE
MARRIED COUPLE
OTHER FAMILY - MALE HEAD
OTHER FAMILY - FEMALE HEAD
NON f"AMILY - MALE HEAD
NON ~AMILY - FEMALE HEAD
172,495
8. 5SI.:
13. 12Z
59.80%
2.95%
11.071.:
2. S9:~
1. 62'7.
HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDREN 0-18
MARRIED COUPLE FAMILY
OTHEk FAMILY - MALE HEAD
OTHER FAMILY - FEMALE HEAD
NON i-AMILY
71,430
74. 7~%
4. 12%
19. 78%
1. 3~/i.:
1980 OWNER OCCUPIED PROPERTY VALUES
UNDE'-R ~25/000
$25,000 TO $39,999
$40,000 TO $49,999
$50,000 TO $79,999
$80,000 TO $99,999
$100,000 TO $149,000
$150,000 TO $199,999
5200,000+
93,822
7. 47%
12.6bi{.
15.48'%
43. 79~
10.6~~
7. 10'/,
1. 69i{.
1. 1 Ri:.
1980 MEDIAN PROPERTY VALUE
$61,667
POPULA", ION BY URBAN VS RURAL
URBI"'.N
RURf-',L
485,892
95.3A%
4.64%
POPULA'tION ENROLLED IN SCHOOL
NURSERY SCHOOL
KINDeRGARTEN & ELEMENTARY (1-8)
HIGH SCHOOL (9-12)
COLLt:.GE
139,945
4. 4fl.'%
49. 8bi~
23.09%
22.61%
POPULA" ION 25+ BY EDUCATION LEVEL
ELEMENTARY (0-8)
SOMt-. HIGH SCHOOL ('1-11)
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE (12)
SOME COLLEGE (13-15)
COLLt:.GE GRADUATE (16+)
278,207
13.88%
16. 2~,%
34. 5";%
21. 2"::"%
14.0b%
7
ACCT #: 126131
04/18/R?
POP-FACTS: FULL DATA REPORT
(CENSUS t 80, UPD^TES & PRQ~ECTIONS)
BY NATIONAL DECISION SYSTEMS 619-942-7000
PREPI'.RED rOR
SUNSET BROKERS
TRADE t'\REA
SAN BERNARDINO, CA
SITE: 23740:5
COORD: 34: 07. 90 117:1:5.00
~------------------------------------------------------------------------
DESCRIPT10N
TOTALS
---------------------------------------------------------------------~--
POPULA", ION 16+ BY OCCUPATION
EXECUTIVE AND MANAGERIAL
PROF~SSIONAL SPECIALTY
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
SALE"S
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT
SERVICE: PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
SERVICE: PROTECTIVE
SERVICE: OTHER
FARMING FORESTRY & FISHING
PRECISION PRODUCTION & CRAFT
MACHINE OPERATOR
TRANSPORTATION & MATERIAL MOVING
LAB( IRERS
188,022
9. 7:-t%
12.70%
3. 0f,F.:
10.6'1%
17.24%
0.3B~
1.99'7.
11. 9bi~
1. 60':{.
14. 64i~
6. 1 ?i~
5.28%
4. 5.t!"'/,
FEMALES 16+ WITH CHILDREN 0-18
WORKING WITH CHILD UNDER 6
NOT WORKING WITH CHILD UNDER 6
WORKING WITH CHILD 6-18 ONLY
NOT WORKING WITH CHILD 6-18 ONLY
66,47:i
18.80'f..
27.9f,%
32.9bh
20. 29%
HOUSEHUf DS BY NUMBER OF VEHICLES
NO VFHICLES
1 VEHICLE
2 VEHICLES
3+ VEHICLES
ESTIMATED TOTAL VEHICLES
172,520
8. 1 7[;
35. 54%
32.81%
23.48i',
304, 120
POPULAtION BY TRAVEL TIME TO WORK
UNDE:1 5 MINUTES
5 TO 9 MINUTES
10 TO 14 MINUTES
15 TO 19 MINUTES
20 TO 29 MINUTES
30 TO 44 MINUTES
45 TO 59 MINUTES
60+ r11 NUTES
AVERAGE TRAVEL TIME IN MINUTES
186,232
3. 7~/h
14.27%
19.39%
20. 4:{{.:
20. 6()i~
11.7~%
3. 58'/,
6.27%
20.47
POPULA"1 rON BY TRANSPORTATION TO WORK
DRIVE ALONE
CAR t-'OOL
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
WALKf;.D ONLY
OTHER MEANS
WaR I"ED AT HOME
188,888
73.6o~
17. 2':..":
1. 11~
3.68%
2.90%
1. 37'%
8
ACCT #: 126131
04/18/8'1
POP-FACTS: FULL DATA R~rORT
(CENSUS I 80, UPDATES & PRO~ECTIONS)
BY NATIONAL DECISION SYSTEMS 619-942-7000
PREP ".RED roR
SUNSET BROKERS
TRADE t\REA
SAN BERNARDINO, CA
SITE: 237405
COORD: 34:07. 90 117:15.00
~-------------------------------------------_.._-------------------------
DESCRIPT10N
TOTAlD
----------------------------------------------.--------------------------
HOUSINQ UNITS BY YEAR BUILT 200,045
BUILT 1979 TO MARCH 1980 7.22%
BUILT 1975 TO 1978 9.61%
BUILT 1970 TO 1974 10.20%
BUILT 1960 TO 1969 25.4~%
BUILT 1950 TO 1959 24.5J%
BUILT 1940 TO 1949 12.28%
BUILT 1939 DR EARLIER 10. 75%
1980 HOUSEHOLDS BY 1979 INCOMES
$75,000+
$50,000 TO $74,999
$35,000 TO $49,999
$25,000 TO $34,999
$15,000 TO $24,999
$ 7,500 TO $14,999
UNDFR $7,500
172,520
O. 9~ili~
2. 58'%
8.31%
15.40%
26. 6~/i~
24.41'1.
21.71'%
1979 AVFRAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME
1979 ME):tIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME
$19,355
$17,011
1980 FAMILIES BY 1979 INCOMES
$75,000+
$50,000 TO $74,999
$35,000 TO $49,999
$25,000 TO $34,999
$15,000 TO $24,999
$ 7/~OO TO $14,999
UNDE-R $7,500
128,177
1. 20%
3.07%
10. 077..
18.41%
29.27%
23. 8~~%
14. 1b'l-
1979 AVrRAGE FAMILY INCOME
1979 MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME
$21,692
$19,422
9
ACCT #: 126131
04/18/8fi
POP-FACTS: FULL DATA R~rORT
(CENSUS ' 80, UPDATES & PRO~ECTIONS)
BY NATIONAL DECISION SYSTEMS 619-942-7000
PREPc^.RED FOR
SUNSET BROV,ERS
TRADE (..REA
SAN BERNARDINO, CA
SITE: 237405
COORD: 34:07. 90 117: 15.00
~------------------------------------------------------------------------
DESCRIPTlON
TOTALS
1988 POPULATION BY SEX
MALE
FEMt\l E
639,209
48.87'/,:
51. 13:'~
1988 POPULATION BY AGE
UND:~.R 5 YEARS
5 TO 9 YEARS
10 TO 14 YEARS
15 TO 19 YEARS
20 TO 24 YEARS
25 1"0 29 YEARS
30 TO 34 YEARS
35 TO 44 YEARS
45 TO 54 YEARS
55 TO 59 YEARS
60 TO 64 YEARS
65 TO 74 YEARS
75+ YEARS
639,209
8.34%
7. 9~'Z
7.07i:,
7. 32i;
8.0j'Z
9. 5~i~
9.00'Z
14.21%
8.94%
4.17%
4.01%
6.6?%
4. 77"1..
1988 MEDIAN AGE
1988 AVERAGE AGE
31.41
34.0~
1988 FEMALE POPULATION BY AGE
UNDEr< S YEARS
5 TO 9 YEARS
10 TO 14 YEARS
15 TO 19 YEARS
20 TO 24 YEARS
25 'I 0 29 YEARS
30 TO 34 YEARS
35 "10 44 YEARS
45 TC1 54 YEARS
55 "ro 59 YEARS
60 TO 64 YEARS
65 "10 74 YEARS
75+ YEARS
326,831!
7. 87'%
7.4:"Z
6. 64~~
7. 05%
7. 9Ai~
9. 22i'~
8. 6~/i~
14. OAf.:
9.0?'Y-
4.29%
4.28'Y.
7.41%
6 . 0 ~'":;:.
1988 FEMALE MEDIAN AGE
1988 FEMALE AVERAGE AGE
32.68
35. 5,~
10
ACCT #: i26131
04/18/89
CONSUMER DEMAND: SUMMARY REPORT
(MA~OR RET(\IL CATEGUnIES)
BY NATIONAL DECISION SYSTEMS 619-942-7000
PREPARED FOR
SUNSET BROKERS
TRADE t'\HEA
SAN BERNARDINO, CA
SITE: 237405
COORD: 34:07. 90 117:15.00
.---------------------------------------------~-------------------------------
DESCRIPTJON
TOTALS
--------------------------------------------- .-------------------------------
TOTAL HFTAIL STORE ITEMS ($ 000)
I, 4[...5, 336
RESTAUR^NT ($ 000)
348,099
FOOTWEt\k ($ 000)
55,221
HOME FURNISHINGS ($ 000)
155,704
HOME IMPROVEMENTS ($ 000)
r/6, 428
JEWELRY ($ 000)
~7,262
SPORTING GOODS ($ 000)
~9,533
TOYS ($ 000)
21,027
APPAREl. (~OOO)
2:JO, 596
GROCERY/DRUG ITEMS ($ 000)
971,466
1988 P(It-'lJLATION (EST)
1988 HOUSEHOLDS (EST)
SDURCE:CREST/KHA/KSA/MRI/
NPD/USDL
639,209
223,522
11
ACCT #: 126131
04/18/87
POP-FACTS: FULL DATA REPORT
(CENSUS ' 80, UPDATES & PRO~ECTION5)
BY NATIONAL DECISION SYSTEMS ~i19-942-7000
PREPt'.RED FOR
SUNSET BROKERS
TRADE i'\REA
SAN BERNARDINO, CA
SITE: 237405
COORD: 34: 07. 90 117:15.00
~-------------------------------------------- .--------------------------
DESCRIPTION
TOTALS
--------------------------------------------- .--------------------------
HISPANIC POPULATION BY RACE
WH I .1 E
BLACK
AMERICAN INDIAN ~ ASIAN
OTHER RACE
93,648
46.61%
0.90%
1.91%
50. 58%
HISPANIC POPULATION BY TYPE
NOT OF HISPANIC ORIGIN
MEXICAN
PUE;tTO RICAN
CUBAN
OTHER SPANISH
485,892
80. 7~~i~
17.03%
0.29%
O. 07%
1.89~
MARITAL STATUS PERSONS 15+
SINGl.E
MARRIED
SEP ,,\RA TED
WIDClWED
DIVORCED
370,268
24.09~
57. 84%
2.7R'I.
7.20%
8.09'h
MARITAL STATUS OF FEMALES 15+
SINGLE
MARRIED
SEP I"'~A TED
WI DlIWED
DIVORCED
193, 169
20. 51,/;
55.30'%
3.21%
11.65%
9.33'%
PERSONS IN UNIT
1 PI::.RSON UNITS
2 PERSON UNITS
3 Pt:.RSON UNITS
4 PERSON UNITS
5 PERSON UNITS
6+ PERSON UNITS
172,495
21. 67i~
32.63%
17. 2.t!.%
15. 1 7%
7.62%
5. 67i~
PERSONS IN RENTER UNITS
1 PE:.~SON UNITS
2 PERSON UNITS
3 PE.RSON UNITS
4 PE:.fiSON UNITS
5 PE:RSON UNITS
6+ PERSON UNITS
57, 09,~
32. 1 j ~.:,
29.3Z''f.
16.69~
11. 5b~
5. 6~i%
4.69%
12
NEED STATEMENT
The Plaza, located on Hospitality Lane, is at the center of
the Cornmercenter, within walking distance from both ends of
Eospitality Lane. The Plaza will boast such restaurant users as
The Good Earth Restaurant, The Orient Express, Philly Steak
Sandwich Shop, and an Italian restaurant; these restaurants will
generate a large volume of walking traffic. The Plaza has
created a food court atmosphere with outside eating areas. This
sculpture will not only promote the arts within our professional
community, but Vlill be a statement to the many visitors, both
business and personal, that visit Hospitality Lane that San
Bernardino is a city of culture and a supporter of the arts.
14
INTENDED RESULTS
THIS ARTWORK WILL BE VIEWED BY AN ESTIMATED 9,000 VEHICHLES PER DAY,
AS PROJECTED BY EXHIBIT "B", AND AN ESTIMATED 2,000 PEDESTRIANS.
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Date: 6/15/88
INVOICE
Sold To: ICON GENERAL CONTRACTORS
225 w. HOSPITALITY LAN~ STE 100
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92408
38EH\E1T
SCULPTURE
N~
20400
Ship To: THE PLAZA (ICON)
CORNER OF HUNTS LANE AND
HOSPITALITY LANE
SAN BERNARDINO, CA 924Q8
Carmel/Carmel Plaza 408-625-1085
San Carlos 408-624-2470
Dallas/Galleria 214-387 -4278
Honolulu/Hyatt Regency Waikiki 808-926-5533
La Jolla 619-454-5257
Maui 808-661-5538
Placerville/Foundry 916-933-0738
San Francisco/Wharf 415-673-1230
Scottsdale/Main St. 602-946-4552
Summit/Lake Tahoe 916-659-7359
Phone #: 714 888-7201
RAINDANCER
25,000
LESS DEPOSIT P^ID
(10,000)
BALANCE DUE
15,000
Subtotal
Sales Tax
Shipping
Total
15,000
Special Instructions:
15.000
Cash 0 Check 0 Credit Card - Amex 0 Me 0 VISA 0
Exp. Date
Ship: Gallery 0 Foundry 0 Taken 0
Certificate:
Taken 0 Send 0
ALL SALES FINAL
Gallery
GREENSTONE
Salesperson
CARRIE BENNETT
Customer Signature
ON FILE
Ship By Date
17
ICON
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
November 23, 1988
Patricia Green
SUNSET REAL ESTATE CORP.
DBA: The Sunset Group
225 W. Hospitality Ln.
Suite 100
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Dear Pat,
Following is a breakdown of costs incurred on the monument as
per the attached invoices.
Monument Pedistal
Materials:
95 block @ $1.05 each + 6%
63 mushroom' caps @ .80 each +6%
1 yard concrete grout @ $75.00 each
1-2/3 yards concrete footing @ $75.00
100 ceramic hand painted tiles
Labor:
Footings - cost to dig and pour,
one man, eight hours @ $30.00/hr.
Block laying - $3.00 per block
Grouting - two men for two hours
Capping - $3.00 per unit (laying)
Cuts -eight pieces per radius, four
radi @ $2.00 per cut
8 Hours of labor for placement of
hand painted tiles
Total cost of materials and labor:
$ 105.74
54.18
75.00
123.75
1,800.00
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$2,158.66
$
240.00
285.00
100.00
189.00
64.00
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$ 1,278.00
$ 3,436.66
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225 W. Hospitality Lane, Suite 100 · San Bernardino, CA 92408 · (714) 888-7201 · Lie. #472605
Patricia Green
Page 2
Should you have questions or require additional information,
please give me a call.
Sincerely,
ICON
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Project Manager
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21
ICON
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
November 23, 1988
Patricia Green
SUNSET REAL ESTATE CORP.
DBA: The Sunset Group
225 W. Hospitality Ln.
Suite 100
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Dear Pat,
Attached please find a quote from John Dey at PRO-TECH
ELECTRIC, regarding ground lights which will be provided for
the monument. The cost includes materials and labor.
Four ground lights at $285.00 each:
$ 1,140.00
Should you have questions or require additional information,
please give me a call.
Sincerely,
ICON
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I Gwen E. Braaac
Project Manager
GEB: jm
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