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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMJCIP Apps (50)RRRCITY OF PALM SPRINGS MEASURE J COMMUNITY INITIATED PROJECTS APPLICATION FORM Name of Applicant: Mara Gladstone Date Submitted: 9/30/2024 Applicant Type: Other Organization Name of Organization: Bayanihan Desert (a volunteer community network) If yes, provide IRS ID# Tell us about your project: 1.Project Name: Bayanihan Desert Mural 2.Project Address: 3601 E Mesquite Ave, Palm Springs 3.Project Type: Grant 4.This project improves: Park/Recreation/Hiking Facilities 5. What demographic(s) does this project serve? Entire Palm Springs Community, Other: Asian American Community 6. Estimated project cost: $140,539.00 7. Short description of proposed project. The Bayanihan Desert Mural celebrates the contributions of Filipino Americans to Palm Springs. Fil-Ams have played a vital role in the area’s development, especially the Manong generation, who settled in Demuth Park in the early 20th century. We’ve worked with area organizations to ensure the mural reflects the local community, and Palm Springs artist James Adam Labuen Garcia designed it with their input. The final design will be printed on ceramic tiles which are resistant to weather, UV exposure and graffiti, ensuring it remains vibrant for decades. Tile has significantly lower maintenance costs compared to painted murals. The mural will be the first to represent the Fil- Am community. Its creation aligns with Measure J’s goal of improving public facilities and supports the city’s goals of promoting social equity. By sharing the Filipino community’s legacy in the city’s largest park the mural addresses inequity in our cultural landscape and ensures a welcoming place for all. Applicant’s information: Name of Contact Person: Mara Gladstone Contact Person’s Phone Number:(917) 406-7697 Contact Person’s Email Address: mahalprojects.mara@gmail.com Bayanihan Desert Mural A Measure J Community Driven Project Proposal by Bayanihan Desert Filipino American Contributions to Palm Springs The proposed Filipino American mural at Demuth Community Center, spearheaded by Bayanihan Desert, stands as a visual and cultural testament to the rich contributions of Filipino Americans in the Palm Springs region. This mural aims to celebrate not only the history and legacy of the Filipino community but also their profound influence on the social, cultural, and economic development of Palm Springs, the Coachella Valley, and California at large. In Fall 2021, the Palm Springs City Council formally acknowledged this history by proclaiming October as Filipino American Heritage Month and designating October 25 as Larry Itliong Day. Itliong, a prominent labor leader and activist, is a key figure in Filipino American history. This proclamation was a significant step toward giving the Filipino community the recognition it deserves, but the mural proposes to take this celebration a step further. The project’s essence lies in the power of visual representation—allowing underrepresented communities to "take up space" and have their stories told in ways that are both accessible and inspiring to all. Celebrating + Preserving Filipinx History The mural, envisioned as the first of its kind in the desert, will capture invisible histories—stories that are often overshadowed in the broader narrative of American history. Filipino Americans, particularly the early Manong generation who worked as farm laborers, chefs, and hospitality professionals, played an instrumental role in shaping the multicultural fabric of the Palm Springs region. These contributions remain largely underappreciated, despite the fact that many of these early Filipino settlers established their homes in Palm Springs in the early 20th century, particularly in the Demuth Park neighborhood. This historical backdrop makes Demuth Park the ideal location for the mural. Once known as the Veterans Tract neighborhood, Demuth Park was home to an enclave of Filipino Americans, including military veterans and their families, who contributed to the area’s growth, particularly in the years following World War II. As a symbolic and literal space, the neighborhood continues to house multigenerational and multicultural communities, making it a prime location to honor family reunification, our neighborly “bayanihan” spirit, and an enduring legacy. Proposed Location Community Engagement Bayanihan Desert, a collective that actively supports the Filipino American community, has demonstrated deep interest in creating a visual narrative that represents this heritage. With the support of other Filipino American organizations and community outreach initiatives, the collective has ensured that the mural will reflect the desires and input of the people it aims to represent. The community’s involvement in the conceptualization process has resulted in a mural draft that reflects the shared aspirations and historical pride of the Filipino American population. Artistic Vision Palm Springs native and artist James Adam Labuen Garcia, also known as gaNyan has led the creation of the mural’s concept. His artistic style, which intertwines cultural, spiritual, and socio-political themes, has garnered him respect in both the U.S. and the Philippines. The original draft rendering will be revised to incorporate feedback from the Public Arts Commission, along with adjustments for the new location, which was unanimously approved by the Parks and Recreation Commission in April 2023. The final design of the mural will be digitally printed onto ceramic tiles, a method chosen for its cost-effectiveness and longevity. While traditional painted murals often require ongoing maintenance and upkeep—costs that can outweigh the initial creation—the ceramic tile medium offers durability and ease of care. Resistant to weather, UV exposure, and general wear and tear, these tiles are expected to maintain their vibrancy for decades. Their minimal maintenance and protective coatings against graffiti or staining ensure that the mural remains an enduring symbol of Filipino American heritage. Rendering of Mural by James Adam Labuen Garcia Impact on the Community and Beyond This mural stands as a powerful reminder of the importance of visibility and representation, not just in arts and culture, but in leadership, education, and politics. For future generations of Filipino Americans growing up in Palm Springs, the mural will be a source of pride and inspiration. It will serve as a visual reminder that their heritage is not only acknowledged but celebrated as an integral part of the local and regional history. Moreover, the project’s alignment with Measure J—which focuses on enhancing parks and public spaces—reinforces the mural’s role in beautifying and revitalizing Palm Springs. The proposed site at Demuth Community Center fits within the city’s broader goals of making public spaces more inclusive and representative of the diverse communities that call Palm Springs home. Impact, continued. Beyond beautification, the mural has the potential to transform the community by fostering social cohesion and encouraging cultural exchange. By highlighting the stories and contributions of Filipino Americans, the mural can serve as a catalyst for dialogue between different cultural groups in Palm Springs. It invites both residents and visitors to learn about the history of the Filipino community, thereby fostering understanding and empathy. In this way, the mural can act as a bridge, connecting different communities and encouraging a greater sense of belonging for all. Additionally, the project aligns with the City of Palm Springs' Strategic Plan, which emphasizes the importance of social equity. By creating a public art piece that represents an underrepresented group, the mural furthers the city’s goals of promoting inclusion and diversity. It enhances the visibility of the Filipino American community, ensuring that their stories are not only told but celebrated in a prominent, public space. Addendum PO Box 786, High Springs, FL 32655 (800)601-4199 PROPOSAL September 30, 2024 FOR Edwin Ramoran Bayanihan Desert 3975 E Camino Parocela Palm Springs, CA 92264 (424)452-8881 eramoran1971@icloud.com PROJECT Demuth Community Center Murals Palm Springs, CA CONTENTS Proposal Project Mock-Ups Tile Specifications and Warranty sheet Kiln Fired vs Dye Sublimation Information Mural Installation Instructions Customer Testimonials TADI Mural Project Examples PROPOSAL Tile Artisans Digital Imaging, LLC proposes the following option for the wall murals for the Demuth Community Center in Palm Springs. Proposed decoration consists of three rectangular murals each 12’ wide by 16’ tall in a triptych arrangement. The murals will be created using 12” porcelain tiles. Photographic image transfer decoration to be kiln fired and have a gloss finish. Tiles to be installed on an elevated façade. Pricing – Kiln Fired Tile Mural Triptych Demuth Murals Includes: Mural dimensions: 12’ x 16’ rectangular x 3 murals 576 pieces of decorated 12” porcelain tile Installation on building facade Project Total: $115,339.00 Pricing subject to change if the size of the tile or the size of the mural is altered. If the façade substrate and/or structure is not currently suitable for tile, extra charges may apply. Terms are 35% non-refundable deposit to start work, 35% due upon completion of the fired mural tiles, and 30% balance due upon installation of the murals. For a project this size, manufacturing lead time is normally 6 to 8 weeks from receipt of deposit and approval of digital mock-up(s) and fired sample tiles. Installation lead time depends on job site scheduling and is normally 2 to 3 weeks. Shade and color variations are inherent in all tile products. To achieve Tile Artisans high quality and durability standards in accordance with ANSI 137.1, all image transfers are fired at very high temperatures. At these high temperatures, certain colors or shades may vary slightly from the original images. Prior to fabrication we offer representative color samples for your approval. Bayanihan Panel 1 (12 tiles wide by 16 tiles high)Bayanihan Panel 2 (12 tiles wide by 16 tiles high)Bayanihan Panel 3 (12 tiles wide by 16 tiles high) Demuth Mural Project location Demuth_Mural_Project_dimensions RESISTANCE TO SUNLIGHT (UV RAYS) RESISTANCE TO STAIN (RESIDUES) RESISTANCE TO STAINS (SUBSTANCES THAT OXIDIZE) RESISTANCE TO STAINS (SUBSTANCES THAT FORM A FILM) PEI GROUP IV (RATED FOR COMMERCIAL FLOOR USE)YOUR UNI EN ISO 1054-7 DIN 51094 UNI EN ISO 10545-14 UNI EN ISO 10545-14 UNI EN ISO 10545-14 UNI EN ISO 10545-14 UNI EN ISO 10545-14 UNI EN ISO 10545-14 UNI EN 101 ASTM C 1387 CLASS A CLASSIFICATION (STAINS REMOVED) GRADE 5 (1=TALC / 5=APATITE / 10=DIAMOND) Kiln Fired Tile Specifications ISO & ASTM TEST CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST WEAR RESISTANCE AMMONIA DENATURED ALCOHOL ACETONE SURFACE HARDNESS (MOHS SCALE) RESISTANCE TO STAINING NO VISIBLE ALTERATION IN COLOR – WILL NOT FADE GRADE 5 (STAINS REMOVED BY WASHING WITH WATER) (STANDARD RANGE 1-5) GRADE 5 (STAINS REMOVED BY WASHING WITH WATER) (STANDARD RANGE 1-5) GRADE 5 (STAINS REMOVED BY WASHING WITH WATER) (STANDARD RANGE 1-5) NO VISIBLE ALTERATION NO VISIBLE ALTERATION NO VISIBLE ALTERATION STANDARD DESCRIPTION TEST RESULTS Warranty LIFETIME WARRANTY AGAINST FADING Five year limited warranty on workmanship and component failure. Tile Artisans Digital Imaging, LLC warrants that all support materials (the ceramic tile) as supplied by Tile Artisans are produced in accordance with international and national industry standards for ceramic tile and/or porcelain pavers. These standards being: ● ANSI Specifications A 137.1-1988 (if support material is of US origin) ● ISO 13006 for Definitions, Classifications and Properties of Tile and ISO 10545 for Testing Methods. Tile Artisans represents and warrants that the image transfer to a ceramic tile support material shall be performed in a workmanlike manner, free of defects in workmanship and materials, including inherent vice and portions deemed dangerous to the public, and that Tile Artisans shall, at its sole expense, remedy any defects due to faulty workmanship or materials, or to inherent vice, which appear within a period of five years from the date the product was delivered. If the image, or individual tiles within the overall image, should deteriorate because of faulty workmanship or materials or an inherent vice within five years from the date the image tile was installed, Tile Artisans will promptly reproduce and replace the damaged image tile(s) without any charge. Tile Artisans will not be responsible for any cost of labor, installation or removal of tile. LIMITATIONS Tile Artisans specifically excludes from this Limited Lifetime Warranty, failures due to the following incidents ● Acts of God ● Improper use and installation of image support materials ● Falling objects, abuse, misuse, negligence, vandalism, fire, exposure to extreme temperatures and accidents. ● Improper care and maintenance including the use of highly concentrated acidic solutions and/or the use of industrial steel B rush Scrubbers and/or Industrial Power Washers With Abrasives CARE & MAINTENANCE The decorated surface, whether as a single unit or a as a mural should be treated and maintained as a normal glazed tile surface. Sponge-clean tiles with a mild detergent. Never rub powdered cleaners or any high acid based cleaners onto a tile surface. Grout joints can be cleaned with a stiff brush and non-bleach cleaning powder. To remove mildew that can form on ceramics and grout joints in damp areas, scrub with a light solution (50/50) of water and chlorine and thoroughly rinse afterwards. COPYRIGHT Tile Artisans Digital Imaging, LLC seeks to abide by the copyright laws of the United States and in so doing recognizes that it must rely upon clients to ensure that the items or designs sought by clients to be produced by Tile Artisans do not infringe copyright. As such, with the action of purchasing products from Tile Artisans, clients affirm to Tile Artisans that the items or designs sought by clients to be produced by Tile Artisans do not infringe copyright. Clients also agree to indemnify and hold harmless Tile Artisans for any and all damages, costs of litigation, attorney’s fees and judgments incurred by Tile Artisans as a result of having produced unauthorized copyrighted items or designs on behalf of the clients. Clients further agree that in the event that it is later determined that the items or designs produced by Tile Artisans for the clients are copyright protected and that clients do not have permission from the holder of the copyright, Tile Artisans will immediately cease production of the affected item or design and the full amount of the contracted price will be due and payable immediately to Tile Artisans. KILN FIRED CERAMIC TILES VS DYE SUBLIMATION TILES The photographic image transfer onto a glazed substrate (ceramic tile or porcelain) is done by means of a laser printed decal using inorganic ceramic pigments as the printing substance. Each printed image is then covered with a flux that helps form the image as a glassy, vitreous layer of glaze during firing. The printed image (decal) is then applied to a glazed ceramic or porcelain tile by means of a water-slide process. After the decal is applied it is transferred to a drying room to eliminate any moisture from the decal/substrate. The dried image and tile is then placed in a high temperature kiln and is fired using a controlled temperature profile with a maximum temperature of 1,650 °F. The firing cycle is normally between 5 and 7 hours. During the firing process, the flux and ceramic pigments fuse together with the glaze on the tile. The image has now become part of the tile and is as durable as any glazed tile. KILN FIRED TILES – HIGH TEMPERATURE (1,650 °F) PROCESS RATINGS OF KILN FIRED TILES Kiln fired mural tiles are rated for interior or exterior applications and are guaranteed to be: ● UV ray resistant - (will never fade) ● Chemical resistant - (can be used in pools) ● Graffiti resistant - (paint can be washed away) ● Scratch resistant - (can drive a battle tank over it) ● Weather resistant - (unaffected by water, frost, and sub zero temperatures) RATINGS OF DYE SUB TILES Dye sublimation mural tiles are rated for light duty interior use not exposed to direct sunlight. They: ● Will scratch ● Will not resist direct UV rays (will fade under sunlight) ● Will not resist chemicals (should not be used in pools) ● Will not resist graffiti (can’t remove graffiti without destroying the image) COLOR REPRODUCTION Tile Artisans uses proprietary ceramic pig ment technology combined with a unique glaze chemistry and a finely tuned kiln firing temperature profile to provide the best kiln-fired tile color matching in the industry. Ceramic pigments, especially in the red, yellow, orange and pink colors, often have a tendency to change shade when fired at very high temperatures. This makes obtaining color-correct kiln-fired tile murals exceedingly difficult to fabricate. With our newly developed ceramic color pigments, we are able to accurately reproduce most colors, even when fired to 1,650°F and higher. Tile Artisans was able to satisfy our color reproduction require ments with spectacular results. — Siona Benjamin, Artist M U R A L I N S T A L L A T I O N I N S T R U C T I O N S MURAL SECTIONING To make larger tile murals more manageable, we divide larger murals into multiple sections. If your mural has multiple sections, a section guide is included in this document. TILE PLACEMENT To aid installation, we provide a tile installation map for each section of the mural; see example below. Each tile of the mural is supplied with one label in the upper left corner showing the tile’s row and column number. If the mural is divided into sections, a label in the upper right corner shows the mural section to which the tile belongs; see inset example below. M U R A L I N S T A L L A T I O N I N S T R U C T I O N S Tile murals may be installed from any starting point; however, care should be taken to ensure that architectural features line up with the mural as intended. For example, if a mural is being installed on a wall with a single 90° outside corner, installation should start at that corner and proceed outward MURAL LAYOUT We recommend the Laticrete line of mortars and grouts. You may find the appropriate mortar and grout for your particular application by visiting the Laticrete web site, www.laticrete.com. As with any tiled surface, the underlayment must be waterproof, strong, and clean to ensure proper bonding and long life. Diagrams showing proper installation materials for a variety of applications are attached to this document. Mural tiles should be installed using the grout joint width specified on the installation map (upper left corner, see example on the previous page). Use of plastic spacers of the appropriate size is recommended as an installation aid; however, allowance must be made for the fact that porcelain tiles generally vary slightly in size. A silicone-based grout sealant should be applied to the grout joints after the grout is cured; this allows dirt and graffiti to be more easily removed from the grout joints. Mural tile labels may be removed by carefully and slowly peeling the label from the tile. Peeling too fast will leave paper and adhesive residue on the tile. Should that happen, lacquer thinner is an excellent solvent for removal of label residue. A rag or plastic-bristled (not metal) brush may be employed. The tiles should then be cleaned with an ammonia-based cleanser such as Windex to remove the remaining haze of lacquer thinner residue. LABEL REMOVAL We advise you to provide the mural owner or the agency or department responsible for mainte nance with a copy of this installation document, including all installtion maps, for safe keeping indefinitely. Should a mural tile ever require replacement, e.g., due to vandalism, one may refer to the installation map to determine the row and column number(s) of the affected tile(s). We archive all artwork indefinitely. REPLACEMENT TILES MORTAR, GROUT, AND GROUT SEALER TESTIMONIALS THE ROSARY WALK AT THE SHRINE OF GUADALUPE, LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN Finding Tile Artisans was nothing less than providential. They have not only done jus- tice to my work but have brought my studio into another dimension for both interior and exterior murals. Both the quality of their work as well as working with their staff has been a professional delight. — Anthony Visco, Artist Atelier for the Sacred Arts www.anthonyvisco.org OUTDOOR MURAL INSTALLED AT RAWLS GOLF AND TEAM FACILITY, LUBBOCK, TEXAS We chose Tile Artisans to fabricate the tiles and couldn’t be happier with our decision. Not only did we find Tile Artisans to be prompt, professional, and accommodating to our specialized needs, but also, importantly, the imaged transfer and quality of the tiles (color, clarity, and surface consistency) surpassed any tile we had seen before. This was a superb experience with a friendly and responsive company and we highly recommend their custom tiles to anyone who wants to translate their digital imagery into a long term, durable tile product. — Peter Tonningsen, Counterpoint Studio, LLC www.counterpointphoto.com OUTDOOR MURAL INSTALLED AT THE US EMBASSY, BISHKEK, KYRGYZSTAN I was extremely pleased both working with Dave and the resulting large multi- tile mural Tile Artisans fabricated using their 3D printing process for multicolored, beautiful ceramic glazes. Dave was extremely helpful from the beginning of the project to its final fabrication. I hope to be able to use Tile Artisans services again for future projects. — Melissa Meyer, Artist www.melissameyerstudio.com Tile Artisans Digital Imaging did an excellent job on making 500 beautiful tiles commemorative of Seminole patchwork designs for the base of my bronze sculpture ‘Florida’ A Seminole Girl celebrating the anniversary of the 500 years of our state having been named Florida. The monument honors the enduring presence of the Seminole People of Florida. Tile Artisans was very organized giving us assistance many times as needed in order to complete this project in a timely manner. Their knowledge of technology and materials made for a colorful base with the tiles depicting the symbols that the Seminoles have on their unique native traditional clothing and names of 500 people making Florida known in the world. — Nilda Comas, International Sculptor Legacy Art Studio www.nildacomas.com OUTDOOR MURALS INSTALLED AT “FLORIDA” A SEMINOLE GIRL STATUE, FT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA TESTIMONIALS MURALS AT THE US CENSUS BUREAU, SUITLAND, MARYLAND I am pleased to recommend Tile Artisans. I worked with them to produce the tiles for my Census permanent public art installation for the USA Art in Architecture program at the Federal Census Bureau in Suitland, MD. Not only were the tiles realized as I had envisioned, but their service was great. They were helpful, courteous and, delivered a product exactly as I had specified. — Anita Glesta, Artist www.anitaglesta.com From:Mara Gladstone To:Melissa Sanchez Subject:Fwd: Bayanihan Desert - Measure J Community Project Proposal - addendum Date:Monday, September 30, 2024 5:50:55 PM Attachments:Bayanihan Desert Measure J Proposal Narrative.pdf NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Dear Melissa, I recently submitted a Measure J Community Driven Project Proposal on behalf of my friends and colleagues in Bayanihan Desert, a community network of Filipino Americans in Palm Springs. I'm submitting some additional information which includes a longer narrative, images/renderings, and a quote we received for the project. Please confirm receipt of the attachment, and thank you so much for your consideration! all the best, Mara Gladstone on behalf of Bayanihan Desert --- Mara Gladstone, PhD mahalprojects.com +1.917.406.7697 From:City of Palm Springs To:Melissa Sanchez Subject:*NEW SUBMISSION* Measure J Community Initiated Projects Application Form Date:Monday, September 30, 2024 4:21:16 PM NOTICE: This message originated outside of The City of Palm Springs -- DO NOT CLICK on links or open attachments unless you are sure the content is safe. Measure J Community Initiated Projects Application Form Submission #:3519482 IP Address:174.62.123.46 Submission Date:09/30/2024 4:21 Survey Time:20 minutes, 29 seconds You have a new online form submission. Note: all answers displaying "*****" are marked as sensitive and must be viewed after your login. Measure J Community Initiated Projects Application Form Date Submitted 09/30/2024 12:00 AM Project Name Bayanihan Desert Mural Project Address 3601 E Mesquite Ave Palm Springs, CA 92264 Applicant Name Mara Gladstone Applicant's Phone Number (917) 406-7697 Applicant's Email mahalprojects.mara@gmail.com Name of Organization (if applicable) Bayanihan Desert (a volunteer community network) Applicant Type Other Organization Non-Profit Organization's - Provide Federal Tax ID# Project Type Organizational - Implemented Project (Grant) Tell us about your project: 1. Does this project improve…? (check all that apply) Park/Recreation/Hiking Facilities 2. What demographic(s) does this project serve? (check all that apply) Entire Palm Springs Community Other: Asian American Community 3. Complete the attached Project Overview and Cost Worksheet. This should provide a thorough description of your proposed project including why it is a need, who will benefit, what the project entails, where the project is located, etc. Further, describe any substantive discussions or endorsements you have developed with City staff, commissions, or active volunteer groups to shape your proposal and to identify any potential duplication of efforts. For example, if your project is an improvement to a park, have you explored your ideas with the Parks and Recreation Department or its Commission? Applicant's Name and Date Bayanihan Desert, September 30, 2024 Project Overview and Cost Worksheet Project Name and Location Bayanihan Desert Mural at Demuth Community Center Provide a detailed description of the concept and benefits of your proposal The Bayanihan Desert Mural celebrates the contributions of Filipino Americans to Palm Springs. Fil-Ams have played a vital role in the area’s development, especially the Manong generation, who settled in Demuth Park in the early 20th century. We’ve worked with area organizations to ensure the mural reflects the local community, and Palm Springs artist James Adam Labuen Garcia designed it with their input. The final design will be printed on ceramic tiles which are resistant to weather, UV exposure and graffiti, ensuring it remains vibrant for decades. Tile has significantly lower maintenance costs compared to painted murals. The mural will be the first to represent the Fil- Am community. Its creation aligns with Measure J’s goal of improving public facilities and supports the city’s goals of promoting social equity. By sharing the Filipino community’s legacy in the city’s largest park the mural addresses inequity in our cultural landscape and ensures a welcoming place for all. Describe and identify any substantive discussions or endorsements you have developed with City staff, commissions, or volunteer groups to shape your proposal and to identify any potential duplication of efforts We’ve held discussions in many city public forums, including the Public Art Commission (1/19/2022, 11/16/2022). The commissioners provided positive feedback, and conversations are ongoing. Bayanihan Desert conducted community surveys Jan- Jun 2022, the results of which were incorporated into the design. In 2023 we met city staff at Demuth Community Center for a walk-through of the site. Following discussion between the artist and city staff, Bayanihan Desert presented to the Parks and Recreation Commission on 4/24/2023 and received unanimous approval to move forward at this location. Our project has received strong support from Palm Springs Councilmembers Grace Garner and Christy Holstege as well as from the Filipino-American National Historical Society Orange County/Inland Empire Chapter, FilAmArts, National Alliance of Filipino-Americans Coachella Valley Chapter, and Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, AFL-CIO Inland Empire Chapter. Design/Consulting Costs $12,500 Equipment/Materials Costs Quote for Mural dimensions: 12’ x 16’ rectangular x 3 murals 576 pieces of decorated 12” porcelain tile $90,339.00 Construction Costs (identify cost allocation for major trades, if available) Installation on building facade: $25,000 Insurance Cost $1,200 Other Fees Contingency $11,500 (10%) Total $140,539 Project Duration, including lead time to order materials and mobilize contractors Project Duration, including lead time to order materials and organize contractors: 4-5 months: 30 days - finalize design 60 days - final approval from City, including necessary permits and commissions 30 days - tile production & delivery 7 days - installation Designated Project Manager Mara Gladstone, Independent Arts Consultant, on behalf of Bayanihan Desert For organizational implemented grants, identify your other funding sources to complete the project and the percentage of total this represents While we’re seeking full funding for the project through this grant, Bayanihan Desert will launch a Crowdrise campaign by 1/24 to generate funds and create broader community engagement. Additionally since 2021 Bayanihan Desert has invested significant human capital into the research and conceptualization of this mural, working with organizations and residents to ensure the design reflects shared heritage-- an est. $30k in contributed labor and approx. 600 hours of work. 20% of total project cost Applicant's Name and Date Mara Gladstone on behalf of Bayanihan Desert, 9/30/2024 Thank you, City of Palm Springs This is an automated message generated by Granicus. Please do not reply directly to this email.