Artwork Installation. Selected artists’ work will be scaled to fit the electrical utility boxes and converted into vinyl wraps. A local area vendor will produce and install the wraps. The material is viable for 7 years**. Artists will be given a small stipend for their work which is customary. Rocky Mountain Power (RMP) owns the electric utility boxes. They allow the boxes to be covered with art if the municipality agrees to specific terms regarding placement and maintenance. RMP has provided a draft Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), included as an attachment with this application, that outlines those parameters. Assuming this RAP Tax project moves ahead, the RMP MOU would come before the Council for approval. Note: This MOU is the standard agreement RMP uses with other Washington County municipalities. At this point, it has not been reviewed by the Town of Springdale legal team. ** The vinyl wrap material is rated for 7+ years, but it is not warrantied in the southwest desert region (Nevada, Southern Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Southern California).
Artwork Installation a. ARTIST is responsible for developing a Final Installation Work Plan in coordination with the Project Manger that outlines the installation of the art elements, the ARTIST’s installation safety protocol, the agreed-upon general contractor responsibilities and sequencing for site preparation and installation. The plan will also need to include sequencing for the installation of the Artwork and how the Artwork will be protected in the event it is completed prior to any other elements on site, as applicable. Upon delivery, Artwork should be finished and installed in a manner that does not require additional storage at any point, unless early delivery is requested by COUNTY for its convenience.
Artwork Installation. Artist will schedule the artwork installation date with SJISP personnel. Artist will deliver the subject Work and install it at a location at the Sculpture Park designated by SJISP representatives and in the presence of SJISP representatives. Artist’s installation shall include base and fastenings. SJISP representatives will assist when reasonably possible, but SJISP has no employees and limited resources. SJISP will provide a concrete pad when needed. SJISP will provide concrete ready mix for installations. SJISP may be able to offer its medium truck crane (maximum 3,000 pounds) to assist with installations; SJISP representatives will drive the truck. Heavier and larger installations require that Artist provide Artist’s own installation equipment, some or all of which is available for rent on San Xxxx Island. Artist, who has created the Work and is familiar with its qualities and features, is solely responsible for a safe and secure installation in a public outdoor park that sometimes has sunny, hot, cold, windy, rainy, icy, and/or snowy conditions. Artist understands that SJISP may in its sole discretion reject an installation if SJISP deems the installation improper.
