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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgr 2000-07-31 (Nancy Sprague)TOWN OF TIBURON Nancy Sprague Interior Design P.O. Box 2223 Orinda, CA 94563 1505 TIBURON BOULEVARD • TIBURON • CALIFORNIA 94920 • (415) 435-7373 FAX (415) 435-2438 August 24, 2000 SUBJECT: AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Dear Nancy: Enclosed is an executed copy of the Agreement for Professional Services between you and the Town of Tiburon. On behalf of everyone here, I can say we are very pleased with your progress to date! I have one more request for information, just to complete our files. At your convenience, would you please provide copies of your current homeowner's and automobile insurance certificates. As noted, we have eliminated part of this requirement from the agreement, however, I have asked to maintain copies of this information in our Agreement File. Thanks again for your cooperation. We look forward to seeing you again soon. Very, ly rs, , Diane Crane Iacopi Town Clerk Enclosure Cc: Town Manager v , A zve Ar, X r dJ Consultant shall furnish all items ne and/or evaluation subject to restrict u F ` of program funds, and program qua 5 Insurance. Consultant shall maintai • A. Compreh\Gene Liab occurrennjury; raising th00,0 B. Comprehobile single ocdily limit to $w C. Professional Liability: Comf 1 for protection against claims D. Workers' Compensation Cov E. The insurance required un language adding the To additional insured. Suc cove officers, employees agents 2 JUL Q 2000 had been written or each. A P. S the policies s 1 not affect T00gi MfANAGEl -Or-R;CE employees ents and volut - ~ J or TIr a F. Th required by tl~ ew oz~ reverage Or In lirrLLo a iLci ~iiv vwii iias u vcu uurLy nays wniien no G. Evidence of compliance with the insurance and endorsement r uirements of this Paragraph shall be subject to the approval of the Town Attorney. Ownership of Documents; Re-Use; Indemnity. Dupl}cate originals of all plans, studies, documents and other writings prepared for and by Consultant, her officers, employees and agents and subcontractors in the course of performing the Services shall be the property of Town and Town shall have the sole right to use such materials in its discretion without further compensation to Consultant or to any other party. Consultant shall, upon request, provide such materials to Town. Town acknowledges that the documents prepared pursuant to this Agreement are intended for use only in connection with the project described in Exhibit "A". Consultant makes no representation that said documents are suitable for re-use on any other project or on any expansion of the original project. Any such re-use by Town without specific written approval by Consultant shall be at Town's sole risk. Town shall indemnify and hold Consultant harmless from all claims, losses, damages and expenses, including attorneys fees, that may arise from 2 Town's unauthorized re-use of said documents for another project or for any expansion of the Project. 7. Interest of Consultant. Consultant covenants and represents that she does not have any economic interest and shall not acquire any economic interest, direct or indirect, in the area covered by this Agreement that would be affected in any manner or degree by the . • performance of the Services. Consultant further covenants and represents that in the performance of its duties, no person having any such interest shall perform any services under this Agreement. Consultant will comply with the Town's Conflict of Interest code. 8. Licenses. Consultant represents and warrants to Town that he has all licenses, permits, qualifications, insurance and approvals of whatsoever nature that are legally required of Consultant to practice her profession. Consultant represents and warrants to Town that she shall, at her sole cost and expense, keep in effect or obtain at all times during the term of this Agreement, any licenses, permits, insurance and approvals that are legally required of Consultant to practice his profession. 9. Termination of Contract. This Agreement may be terminated immediately by Town for cause or by either party without cause upon 10 days written notice of termination to the other party. In event of termination, Consultant shall deliver to the Town copies of all finished and unfinished studies, documents, computer disks, and/or reports pertaining to the Services. Consultant shall be entitled to receive just and equitable compensation for any satisfactory • work completed as determined by the Town. 10. Discrimination. In the performance of the terms of this Agreement, Consultant shall not engage in nor permit others she may employ to engage in discrimination in the employment of such persons based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual preference, age, or handicapped conditions. 11. Mediation. The parties will make a good faith attempt to resolve any disputes arising from this Agreement through mediation prior to initiating litigation. The parties shall mutually agree upon a mediator and shall share the costs of mediation equally. If the parties are unable to agree upon a mediator, the dispute shall be submitted to JAMS/ENDISPUTE ("JAMS") or its successor in interest. JAMS shall provide the parties with the names of five qualified mediators. Each party shall have the option to strike two of the five mediators selected by JAMS and the mediator thereafter remaining shall hear the dispute. 12. Miscellaneous. A. Other Contract Provisions. Other contract provisions are set forth in Exhibits "A," "B," and "C." To the extent that there are any inconsistencies with such Exhibits and the other portions of this Agreement, the latter shall prevail. B. Governing Law. This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of California. 3 C. Severability. If any provision of this Agreement is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the validity and enforceability of the remaining portions shall not be affected unless the effect thereof would materially change the economic burden on either party. D. Successors in Interest; Assignment. This Agreement shall be binding on the assigns and successors in interest to both parties. Neither party may assign their obligations under this Agreement without the written consent of the other party. E. Entire Agreement; Amendment. This Agreement represents the entire Agreement between the parties. This Agreement may only be amended in writing. 13. This Agreement includes the following Exhibits, which are attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference: Exhibit "A" Request for Proposal, May 8, 2000 Exhibit "B" Response to Request for Proposal (Bid Letter), May 25, 2000 Exhibit "C" Letter Agreement (June 21, 2000) IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have caused their duly authorized representatives to execute this Agreement the day and year above written. NANCY SPRAGUE & COMPANY TOWN OF TIBURON By: j044~t 71V14 Robert L. Kleinert, Town Manage/ 4 INTERIOR DESIGN TOWN OF TIBURON May 8, 2000 Nancy Sprague The Nancy Sprague Company P.O. Box 2223 Orinda, CA 94563 1505 TIBURON BOULEVARD • TIBURON • CALIFORNIA 94920 • (415) 435-7373 FAX (415) 435-2438 SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Preparation of an Interior Design Concept for the Lobby and Town Council Chambers of the Tiburon Town Hall 1505 Tiburon Boulevard, Tiburon Dear Nancy: The design project, although small in scope, is extremely important to our community and members of the Town staff who take pride in our new Town Hall. The Town Hall lobby must set the tone with the welcoming, friendly atmosphere and good service that the staff wishes to project to residents and visitors. BACKGROUND The Tiburon Town Hall was completed in May of 1997. While office furniture was not included in the basic cost of construction, additional funds were received from the community to furnish the office areas. The Town Hall lobby remains essentially unfurnished, with the exception of two small sofas and a utility table. The staff and the Heritage & Arts Commission has met and recommended the Town Council make available funds to hire an interior designer as a consultant to develop a design concept for the Town Hall Lobby and Council Chambers. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT Lobby Design Design should focus on the following: ■ A colorful, inviting, user-friendly area designed to coordinate with on-going Heritage & ~ TTB TT Arts Commission wall and display case exhibits reflecting our town's history. The lobby design should tie in with the exterior design of the building. ■ A comfortable seating/waiting area with furniture that is moveable. ■ A glass and wood display case to be used in conjunction with displays of historic items ■ A rug or carpeting to reduce and absorb noise. ■ A work table and comfortable chairs for public use in reviewing records. ■ Lamps or lighting that create a welcoming atmosphere. ■ An area that is "child safe". ■ Easy cleaning and maintenance. Council Chambers Tasks will include: ■ Suggestions for a warm, welcoming color for possible repainting of the Council Chambers ■ List of muralists who might undertake the creation of a mural for the back wall of the Council Chambers ■ Development of a decor concept including wall displays, furniture layouts and accessories which would tie in with the lobby design. REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBMITTAL OF DESIGN PROPOSAL 1. A cover letter of transmittal should be submitted to: Donna Kline, Chair Tiburon Heritage & Arts Commission Tiburon Town Hall 1505 Tiburon Boulevard Tiburon, Ca 94920 The cover letter should be duly signed by a person empowered to commit the designer to the terms and conditions of the proposal. 2. Your attachments should include the following: a. A resume of the qualifications and experience of the consultant team. b. A list of recommended sources for purchase of the design elements suggested in the consultant's concept. SUMMARY The successful candidate will consult with the Tiburon Heritage & Arts Commission, as Council- appointed curators of the Town Hall Building, regarding the design. All proposals received will be reviewed by a panel composed of Town Staff and members of the Tiburon Heritage & Arts Commission. The selection of a designer will be based upon the aesthetic quality and utility of his or her submitted design as well as its adherence to the above-stated guidelines. If you are interested in providing the Tiburon Town Hall with a design concept for the lobby and Town Council Chambers based on the above criteria, please submit your proposal on or before Monday, May 29, 2000. Feel free to contact me at 415-435-3017 with questions concerning this request. Very truly yours, Donna Kline, Chair Heritage & Arts Commission ip FROM NPNCY SPRA3UE AND COMPAQ" FAX NO. 9253324475 May. 27 2000 05:05PM P1 NANCY SPRAGLE & COMPANY INTERIOR DESIGN FAx RCI MAY 3 0 2000 PL;,'r,'N1NG DER1.9"-%1 AT To: Mrs. Donna Kline From: Nancy Sprague V„N Faux: 415 435`2438 Pages. Five including corer sheet Phone: Dane: 27 May 2000 Re: Town Hau Lobby CC: C3 Urgent N(For Review Cl Please Comment Cl Please Reply ED Please Recycle Donna, If you have any questions please give me a cau. secaaw of a move *e telephone and FAX numbers have changed Phone: 925 932-4477 FAX: 925 932-4476 ,Tell Posy OMcF, BOX 2223 •ORlNDA, CALIFoRNIA 94563 • (925) 932-4477 a FAX (925) 932-4476 E) TBIT NO. FROM : NANCY SPRAGUE AND CoMPAN" FAX N0. : 3259324476 May. 27 2000 05:05Pl a2 May 25, 2000 Mrs. Donna Kline, Chairperson Tiburon Heritage and Arts Commission Tiburon Town Hall 1505 Tiburon Boulevard Tiburon, California 94920 Dear Donna: . K A S P -R-A- R Ut COMPANY-.,-,, L R INTERIOR DESIGN To begin, I would like to thank you again for your time on May 8, 2000 and the tour of the Town t-iall. As we discussed I am not submitting formal drawings or design plan for creating a warm, friendly, functional environment for the Town Hall Lobby. I feel the decision should be made after discussion of various solutions. I find this to be a challenging project due to the lack of funds but feel there are many creative ways the job can be handled. Whether there is a one year or five year plan in place, each area is intertwined with the next. One decision will influence subsequent ones and that is where a designer is needed to coordinate the plan. I use the Desi8n Center in San Francisco for most items clients want to purchase. However in this situation I am of the opinion there should be an outreach into the community. I believe this could be very successful provided local venders haven't been under pressure to donate in the recent past. Attached you will find a resume and a two page plan of attack. Thank you for the opportunity to bid on this project. Yours txuly, Nancy S. Sprague Encloswres (2) NS: aw Posr OFFICE Box 2223 P ORIrDA, CAuFo%%ru 945W 9 (925) ~3z.-`~ 7 FAQ 1925) .4 ~ 7~ P RU"! : NAP ICY SPRAGUE AND COMPP PAX NO. : 5259324476 May. 27 2W3, 1,35: 06PM P3 NANCY S. SPRAGUE PROFESSIONAL LXPERIE:NCE 19t1Q-Present ^'~alicy Sprague and Comp-any, Intericx Design Orinda CA ........w Chvner Responsible for all p1mcs of commercial and residenti2l intenor design including - space planning, furniture floor plans, budgetinb, research, purchasing, scheduling and supervising sub contractors. ■ 1996-1998 PhaYs, Inc. Orinda, CA Manager/Bayer Managed an upscale Sift and dress store with yeadv gauss sales in excess of $3 million.. Responsibilities included - buying; tracking curmlt trends, human resources, scheduling staff, traizung, Sales, advertising, rnarketuig, display and community relawns. • 1993 -.1996 .'Merced County Fair Merced, CA Dvec or of 1Vlan Bkpg, and Pub1i4i# Created budget, current sponsor progam, State wide markemg packet, brochures, press packet and multi-media advertising. Directed staff writer and photoaxapher with d;; v publicity reltases. ■ 1995-1995 Merced County Fair Merced, CA Supenrtendant gisu R:dWng Supervised staff of twelve. Organized, set up and displayed exhibitors work. Promotic>m, m=ket i-Ag and sponsorships. Coordinated the judging of 5,OUt3 pieces of art. Scheduled six days of demonstrations. E D U CATI U N California College of Arts and Crafts Oakland, CA a. F. A. Interior Design and Art History Diablo? VCey College Pleasant HiU, CA 2,,,-r. -)urse Apparel Design St. Mary's College klorap, CA Small Fiusuiess Management SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS 3O years of commercial and residential de I work through out the st2tc. )ol)s consist of working from blue print stage to prraject completion; aiener. M= residence, vacation homes anti off ces. Large scale remodelin& budgeting, floor and window covering, wall color, lighting mid furniture aequisitic and placement uld long range plannng VOLUNTLIRR EXP74.ltIENCE . .............._._..Merced.County .Afts Council, Inc &)ard Nlember 14 pea=s IAerced, CAA ik-=d President 2 years • Merced C.Omrnuni49 Medical Center Foundation Tnntec Merced, CA • 0a1dand - East Flay Junior League Various 'Bogard Positions Oakland, CA COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES . Utinda C iatnber of Cornmewc Board of Directors Orinda, CA 6 Urinda Junior Garden Club Board of Directors Orinda, CA al Alta Bates Medic;d Center Foundation Trustee Berkeley, CA INTERESTS AND ACT ViTIES Gardening, Cooking, Reading, Traveling P. O. BOX 2223, - ORINDA, CALIPC)RNIA 9.1563 PHO:vG 925 932-4477 - PAS; 915 1)32-44'6 - E-MAIL NANCYC(r;MCIWORLD.COM . FROM : NANCY OPRAuUE AND C.OMPAN`~ r AX NO. : 3259?24475 'lay. 2 2000 ~D5: O7PM P4 ee WALL COLOR changing the wall cola- to something more complimentary to the wood stain and floor file color would be my first suggestion. Perttaps a deep tone of taupe, that would incorporate the outside color in doors, supply a neutral background for revolving art displays and make the large area appear smaller and cozy due to the little darker color. If carpet is used it would influence the color chosen. CARPET Avallable budget will be one of the deciding factors. Obviously, there are two solutions, either an area carpet or wall to wag installation, which could be problematic on top of a the floor. In either case a high quality commercial grade carpet should be selected, in either a solid or tweed pattem. Of course an Oriental area cast (perhaps donated) would be quite grand. An area carpet would supply a reasonable sound bearer to lobby noise and more than likely cover the contrast inlaid border of tile. It could create a restriction with a furniture arrangement, because more than likely, the furniture would be placed on the carpet. I would need to consult the codes on public places and handicap restrictions before: making a final suggestion. with wall to wall installation, the challenge is where to stop the carpet. There are some clear distinctions with the walls, where a straight line of carpet can start and stop. I would definitely need to look at a floor plan. DISPLAY CASE The size of a permanent display case, centered on the blank wall to the right of the main entrance would influence the size and placement of the furniture. As I suggested to Donna when we met, I would contact the Manager of the County Fair and ask if there might be some wooden display case treasure not in use any more and in storage, that could be donated. If so, such an item could be refinished and electrical lighting aided. FROM : NANCY SPRAGUE AND COMPA^~~ FAX ND. : 9259324476 May. 27 2000 05:L-17PM ?5 2 ❖ FURNITURE There are various furniture arrangements that would create an inviting, warm, useful work area for all. One suggestion would be a refectory table, conference table or even a charming dining table with either windsor chairs (there were a couple to the right of the front door when I was there) or Captain's chairs around it. Creating an inviting feeling similar to that of a library and allowing a Place to spread maps or files out for review. A bench could be used on one side and chairs on the other three sides. Depending on the size of the table and remaining space available, a couple of extra chairs could be added fbr additional seating. 'there is the option to upholster the chair seats, which would add to the maintenance. The alternative would be to use upholstered chairs and a sofa or two. lighting can be added with the use of table lamps or overhead lighting depending on elecWcal plan and code. In any case I would suggest antique reproductions, if no one can be found to donate furniture items needed, from an estate or someone's attic. SPRAGUE At-,Z, r_0MF'Ht''f''. FAX NO. . 92593244 76 Jun. '1 '92000 10: 2'4R[l P1 RECEIVED NANCY SPRA L rE . COMPANY INTERIOR DESIGN JUN 2 7 2000 FAX TOWOWN OF~E6UROFNICE ORIGINAL Fmm: r a~: 0 Urg'-:lt 0 For RtNitvv © Please Cromsnent ❑Reply ® Flctw t Recxcle J~ cau.. cu,~ aAkt l EXHIBIT NO.,,(2 Date, CC: I))4 -~i l: ;,„r$;r}ft1L~ 94563 * t925j 932-~477 0 I'1Qx (925) 932--4=~ ~f~ r - PRAGUE aHID C011FHNY FH; NO. . 925932447C, LETTER OF AGREEMENT g)AT [:LIE T A.'1 E, (11DDR-ESS] CITY, S'I'2`:rE ZIP] Dear J.~;14: tt Ti-aniej: '1`l is L€.tter of .-Weesnent is intended to outline the scope of des' work to be done by It 'tiancy Sprague and ~}on~puiy, on your project at ;~l c~esi~~t~ project. c,u.tliric;;d i ,i order of ff;e various, phas,(!s of q* DESIGN CONCEff SERVICE We will meet ~md discuss your desigti preferences and requirements. If necessar% site measurements will be. taken :-uld drawing: made to reflect the e:cisting site conditions. Drawings, photos, tear sheets and other materials will be prepared and presenti d to generall - illustrate the over;0 design plan including. furniture; color schemes; wall finishes; window and floc)- -7exings r-vid other interior decorative details. I t. t' R SPECIFICATIONS AND PURCHASING SERVICES L,pt_,Tl your appro%al of the ovcra U design, I shell select all. required items of tvrni Dreg f l~n.r- other merchandise needliA C. pet, stone, tilt, light fLxtures, hardware, accessories and y ;.-omplete the design concept.. An invoice wih be prepared which -%411 include the_ der4ls of each itcrr; and vour price. Your price will be equal to the designers cast or. Nct: price, plus ~F) ~.~r plus 201',/4.1 for antiques. ~ r(Jer fur iferils that re custom made to, your speciti+catioris are non-c.; ncelab1t_ aTId rcili~ire a. rjC>j-re! x-idable deposit cat approxitxYatel, 655 4). By sigping tJ-ie invoice and l.;;ubmitUig t1~c~ required den,o;it ycu are acknowledging phis fact. No item can be or&red until. the: invoice h;a~ locen ap proved., siPed mid returned to ire togc-ther with the required deposit. 'I'lie fina.i balance, 17 d, i~ ] ' i handing freight and sales ta=i must he paid in j r-ill pre!ur u t I~Z L.i11t~ +CF~.~- - ~ ' Su ~.1Z t~ll}.i• ~~.~vdc;lirer crt items pt~rchau►ed. Items that area in strcl~. and ready ttyr deli -erg, ~ will be zr~c~ic:~ d requiring pa:.Ment in full. hLa~! Ht.Z) I-Ot"1F PI d' L Ok -A 10 ~..~.,-I'! Pit R- A r. ct- tY '1~' r-%~~~ tI; r'(,111 p"Yi.!1" Lo cieln-i: d-ndj'or ffiL- t_ Du F.1'~ ~`"~.i~ i.~y,. il~~~(;. 33.~C'.~ 1~~~~7 :{J i~~- ~tl y~i~~~,~, ' 11 COMPENSATION ~ti~_ir. L L, czlt prCyYi ,3f2 all i~Ci~'iC4S 25 Sp Gilt above towards t;ie. comp! --i'l n Mr' '*7n l: Ctj'litracton, and vendors, will be irivoired td 3 Uu t i' !I ic, r j3 c (i $85 00 per hour. Ma& by iz.e 11-1 the interest of the proiea shall be passed thrc.ug' Lc. _ ti '31 These reimbursable items rn(ght include cost D 'o lg ti . plans, dramnn~;,-, Auto(" 12J) floor plans, and specif}catons, ri~(~~'+ ,f . <trL• due and pa.}ilible upon rtcei t c md considered past due it ric - ~ Uh LZ •stiting clearly iii nature and scOpk: L1Y5_` cw. ~~~f V Cv Sprague and Gompwi-v on your 1}ehaIf. i look r*'rvvard ~ci ~ st= ^rt;.i +:.:ijet lil:d to a successful anC mute Uy rewarding 9 l j;iCSTed upori sr 21Lfi ' of t1 71s ttet of Agre t~ nt and \vd! i_7t tc, rhE account. Please 4 `-fur your records. kl-ED AND ACCEPTED ly,7 "IIY1i :ly [tla v P e/a'1' i Iwin DECLARATIONS PROTECTOR PLUS t~ON~~4INNERS FIRE INSURANCE EXCHANGE r LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Replaces ell prior DeClaratlons, it any TRANSACTION TYPE: CHANGE IN COVERAGE smiles. 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RENEWAL Auto Policy Declarations Summary NAMED INSURED(S) Nancy S Sprague robox 2223 Orinda CA 94563-6623 YOUR ALLSTATE AGENT IS Jerry Kihara (925) 254-6530 ' 99 Brookwood Road Orinda CA 94563 YOUR BILL will arrive approximately 2 weeks before the policy period begins POLICY NUMBER POLICY PERIOD 0 14 916685 11!02 May 2, 2000 to Nov, 2, 2030 at 12,01 a.m, standard hme DRIVER(S) LISTED Nancy DRIVER(S) EXCLUDED None VEHICLES COVERED VEHICLE ID NUMBER 1. 89 Honda Accord 1HGCA6247KA073684 LIENHOLDER None TOfaf Premium tyour bill will be mailed sepam"WY:T_ Premium for 89 Honda Accord $446.90 TOTAL $W.90 V your totsi premium reflects a combiners discount of $176.10 your Peiiry Effective Data is May 2, 2000 auro •oi00aaaNU(A0317 s~2 } { page ~ ~ Ao~~! s.2UUU G~ii'C.RB4 Allstate , Durance Company Policy Number : 0 14 918685 11/02 Your Agent: Jerry Kihara (925) 254-6530 Policy Ellective Date'. May 2, 2000 COVERAGE FOR VEHICLE # 1 1989 Honda Accord DEDUCTIBLE PREtJ!lUtot Cr)~ E RAGE LIMITS Not Applicable $228.60 Au>.umobiie Liability insurance $1,00.000 each person • Bodily Injury 0 each occurrence • Property Damage $300,00 $100,000 each occurrence - Uninsured Motorists Insurance $100:000 each person h accident Not Applicable $9.00 - for Bodily Injury $300,000 eac - Coordinated Medical Protection each parson $5,000 See Nate Below - $17.(70 Actual Cash Value $500 $124.00 Auto Collision Insurance Waiver of deductible applies Aura Comprehensive Insurance Actual Cash: Value $50 $54.00 Towing and Labor Costs Coverage each disablement $50 NatAppli~ble $2.50 Not Applicable $1 2.40 Rental Reimbursement Coverage up to $20m of 30 days _ Total premium for SO Honda Accord wSWUNTS Your premium for this vehicle reflects the foi~ ind ~dlseounts: Renewal NOTE led Medical Protection is excess over other medical insurance. A deductible of $2,000 per person will apply is von: oord'rr i a or a resident relative not covered by a primary medical plan. page mormav.rn~ as ni /yri13 2nCq '.:kU~t~ 6D