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Resolution: 258-17
File Number: 2017-0628
WALTON FAMILY FOUNDATION DESIGN EXCELLENCE PROGRAM GRANT:
A RESOLUTION TO THANK THE WALTON FAMILY FOUNDATION, TO AUTHORIZE MAYOR
JORDAN TO ACCEPT A DESIGN EXCELLENCE PROGRAM GRANT FROM THE WALTON
FAMILY FOUNDATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,770,000.00 TO FUND THE DESIGN OF AN
INTERACTIVE OUTDOOR CULTURAL ARTS CORRIDOR ALONG THE RAZORBACK REGIONAL
GREENWAY, TO AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF A REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS WITH
THE CONDITION THAT ONLY FIRMS PRE -APPROVED BY THE WALTON FAMILY
FOUNDATION MAY RESPOND, AND TO APPROVE A BUDGET ADJUSTMENT
WHEREAS, the City of Fayetteville has been selected to receive a Walton Family Foundation Design
Excellence Program grant to fund the design of the Fayetteville Arts Corridor; and
WHEREAS, the City is committed to funding and implementing the final approved designs by 2021,
likely through a combination of a voter approved infrastructure improvement bonds, Capital Improvement
Plan sidewalk funds, dedicated trail funds, and philanthropic donations; and
WHEREAS, a condition of the grant requires that the design be completed by one of the
Architecture/Landscape Architecture firms that has been pre -approved by the Foundation as part of the
Northwest Arkansas Design Excellence Program, which will necessitate adding this condition to the
City's Request for Qualifications for this project.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby thanks the Walton Family
Foundation, and authorizes Mayor Jordan to execute a Design Excellence Program Grant Agreement with the
Walton Family Foundation in the amount of $1,770,000.00 to fund the design of an interactive outdoor
cultural arts corridor along the Razorback Regional Greenway in downtown Fayetteville.
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Resolution: 258-17
Section 2: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby authorizes Mayor Jordan to
issue a Request for Qualifications with the condition that only firms that have been pre -approved by the
Walton Family Foundation may respond.
Section 3: That the City Council of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby approves a budget adjustment,
a copy of which is attached to this Resolution.
PASSED and APPROVED on 12/5/2017
Attest:
Sondra E. Smith, City Cleric Treasurer
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City of Fayetteville Staff Review Form
2017-0628
Legistar File ID
12/5/2017
City Council Meeting Date - Agenda Item Only
N/A for Non -Agenda Item
Peter Nierengarten 11/17/2017 Sustainability & Resilience /
Chief of Staff
Submitted By Submitted Date Division / Department
Action Recommendation:
Staff recommends approving a resolution accepting the Walton Family Foundation Design Excellence Program
grant in the amount of 1.77 million dollars to fund the design of the Fayetteville Cultural Arts Corridor and
approval of a budget adjustment.
2230.631.8006
Account Number
31708.1701
Project Number
Budgeted Item? No
Does item have a cost? No
Budget Adjustment Attached? Yes
Budget Impact:
Special Grants
Fund
Cultural Arts Corridor Grant
Project Title
Current Budget
Funds Obligated
Current Balance
Item Cost
Budget Adjustment
Remaining Budget
$ 1,700,000.00
1,700,000.00
V20140710
Previous Ordinance or Resolution #
Original Contract Number:
Approval Date:
Comments: Please note that the Walton Family Foundation grant letter is unsigned. Upon City Council
acceptance of the grant, they will digitally sign the letter and provide that final copy to the City for the
Mayor's signature.
CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE
ARKANSAS
MEETING OF DECEMBER 5, 2017
TO: Mayor Lioneld Jordan
Don Marr, Chief of Staff
CC: Chris Brown, City Engineer
Theodore Jack, Park Planning Superintendent
FROM: Peter Nierengarten, Director of Sustainability
DATE: November 17, 2017
CITY COUNCIL MEMO
SUBJECT: Walton Family Foundation Design Excellence Program - Cultural Arts
Corridor
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends approving a resolution accepting the Walton Family Foundation Design
Excellence Program grant in the amount of 1.77 million dollars to fund the design of the
Fayetteville Cultural Arts Corridor and approval of a budget adjustment.
BACKGROUND:
The Walton Family Foundation Design Excellence Program provides financial support to
governmental organizations, school districts and non -profits that intend to develop space for
public purposes in Benton and Washington Counties. The program provides planning and
design expertise by world-class architects and landscape architects for public projects that
incorporate sustainability, infill and adaptive reuse, energy efficiency and multi -modal
accessibility. The 2017 Design Excellence Program focuses on Parks and Green Spaces.
Qualifying projects should:
• Make a compelling case for how the project will increase public access and
strengthen the surrounding neighborhood
• Include a funding plan for the development of the project
• Leverage the connected trail network
• Demonstrate a commitment to sustainability
• Embody an innovative spirit, encouraging visitors, citizens, etc. to engage with
the space in new ways
DISCUSSION:
The City of Fayetteville submitted for consideration the design of an interactive outdoor Cultural
Arts Corridor along the Razorback Regional Greenway in downtown Fayetteville. The corridor is
anchored by the Fayetteville Public Library and Fay Jones natural area on the south, and the
Walton Arts Center and Dickson Street Entertainment District on the north. The Razorback
Regional Greenway is the connective element that links downtowns' cultural, educational and
arts destinations to surrounding neighborhoods. The upcoming construction of the Fayetteville
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Public Library expansion and Theatre Squared, in addition to rapid development in areas
surrounding the corridor, is expected to increase walking and bicycling along the Greenway.
The City specifically requested design assistance to improve infrastructure and public spaces on
12 acres of city -owned property within the 50 -acre Cultural Arts Corridor. Design components
could include festival space, public plazas, proximate parking, streetscape enhancements, trail
improvements, natural spaces, outdoor classrooms, green infrastructure and streamside
access. Specific design elements for the corridor will be determined through an open public
engagement process. The Cultural Arts Corridor presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to
improve the existing Razorback Regional Greenway through access to natural and urban public
spaces, cultural and educational attractions, the University of Arkansas, downtown square and
the wider city and region.
As a selected recipient of this grant the Walton Family Foundation has committed to fund 100%
of the design of the public spaces and infrastructure improvements over a 24 -month timeline.
As a condition of the grant, design of the project must be completed by one of the
Architecture/Landscape Architecture firms that has been pre -approved as part of the Northwest
Arkansas Design Excellence Program. This will necessitate adding this pre -approval
requirement to the City's Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for design service for this project.
BUDGET/STAFF IMPACT:
By accepting this grant, the City of Fayetteville will commit to funding and implementing the final
approved designs by 2021. The Walton Family Foundation grantee is aware that the primary
funding source for construction is contingent upon a voter approved infrastructure improvement
bond. While this is the primary source of funding for the project, staff has identified numerous
supplementary funding sources that may also be utilized to help pay for portions of the
construction of the design elements identified in the Cultural Arts Corridor. These may include;
Capital Improvement Plan sidewalk funds, dedicated trail funds, grants and philanthropic
donations. These supplementary funds do not have the capacity to support the full construction
without a voter approved improvement bond.
Attachments:
Walton Family Foundation Design Excellence Program Grant Letter
Walton Family Foundation Design Excellence Grant Application
Cultural Arts Corridor Map
Budget Adjustment
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WALTON FAMILY
F O U N D A T 1 O N
December 5, 2017
Lioneld Jordan
Mayor
City of Fayetteville
113 W. Mountain Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
RE: Grant #2017-1739
Dear Mayor Jordan,
It is my pleasure to inform you that the Walton Family Foundation, Inc. ("Foundation") has
approved a grant in the amount of $1,770,000.00 to the City of Fayetteville ("Grantee"). The
project term will be December 1, 2017 to December 1, 2019. This grant is subject to the
following terms and conditions:
1. Purpose: The purpose of the grant is for the design of a series of urban spaces creating
the Cultural Arts Corridor (CAC) in downtown Fayetteville, Arkansas as part of the Design
Excellence program. This grant is more fully described in Grantee's proposal dated October 4, 2017.
Grantee agrees to use all grant funds exclusively for the grant's purposes. Any changes in these
purposes must be authorized in advance by the Foundation in writing.
2. Amount: One Million, Seven Hundred Seventy Thousand Dollars ($1,770,000.00).
Grant payments will be made as follows:
Installment
Amount
Requirement
#1
$875,000.00
Payable upon completion of signed grant agreement
#2
$20,000.00
See Installment Two
#3
$437,500.00
See Installment Three
#4
$437,500.00
See Installment Four
3. Payable: Initial installment of $875,000.00 shall be initiated upon receipt of this
completed letter from the Grantee acknowledging the terms and conditions set forth herein.
Grantee should receive the initial installment electronically, within 14 days of completion of this
document.
Installment Two: Payment of up to $20,000 will be made upon receipt of documented travel
expenses. Travel expenses should include travel for each firm that interviews during the design
firm selection process. It can pay for a trip by Grantee to conduct a final interview and/or visit a
relevant precedent site with the selected design firm before design development begins.
Installment Three: Payment of $437,500 will be made upon receipt of schematic design
including renderings and a preliminary cost estimate, compared to budget. In addition, Grantee
P.O. Box 2030, Bentonville, AR 72712 I Tel: 479.464.1570 Fax: 479.464.1580
www.waltonfamilyfoundation.org
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shall give the Foundation written confirmation that the project is tracking with the anticipated
construction budget or that additional funding will be committed to construct the project once
design is complete.
Installment Four: Final payment of up to $437,500 will be made upon receipt of design
development drawings including renderings and a preliminary cost estimate, compared to
budget. In addition, the Grantee shall give the Foundation written confirmation that the project
scope remains consistent with the original intent and that the project is tracking with the
anticipated construction budget or that additional funding will be committed to construct the
project once design is complete.
All terms must be met by no later than December 1, 2019 to be eligible for payment.
4. Accounting: (a) The Foundation encourages, whenever feasible, the deposit of grant
funds in an interest-bearing account. For purposes of this letter, the term "grant funds" includes
the grant and any income earned thereon.
(b) Grantee will maintain records of receipts and expenditures made in connection
with the grant funds and will keep these records during the period covered by the Grantee's
reporting obligations specified in paragraph 5 and for at least four years thereafter
("Maintenance Period"). Grantee will make its books and records in connection with the grant
funds available for inspection by the Foundation during normal business hours as the
Foundation may request at any time during the Maintenance Period.
5. Reporting and Evaluation: Grantee will provide the Foundation with financial and
narrative reports by the due dates listed in the report schedule below. Each report shall include
an account of expenditures of grant funds, and a brief narrative of what was accomplished
(including a description of progress made in fulfilling the purposes of the grant and a
confirmation of Grantee's compliance with the terms of the grant).
Report Date
Report Type
5/1/2018
Interim Narrative
7/31/2018
Interim Financial and Narrative
12/15/2018
Interim Financial and Narrative
5/31/2019
Final Financial and Narrative
Success will be measured against the outputs and outcomes described in Appendix A.
All reports will be sent electronically to HomeRegion@wffmail.com. Please reference Grant
#2017-1739 on all reports submitted.
Grantee payments are always contingent upon the Foundation's approval of Grantee's
operations based on the above reports and the Foundation's satisfaction with such information
as it chooses to obtain from other sources.
6. Representations: Grantee represents and warrants to the Foundation that:
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(a) Grantee is an organization in good standing, is either an organization described
in section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code ("Code") or a governmental unit, and is not a
"private foundation" described in section 509(a) of the Code. Grantee will promptly notify the
Foundation of any change in Grantee's tax status under the Code.
(b) In no event will Grantee use any grant funds:
(i) to carry on propaganda, or otherwise to attempt, to influence legislation;
(ii) to influence the outcome of any specific public election or to carry on,
directly or indirectly, any voter registration drive; or
(iii) to undertake any activity other than for a charitable, educational or other
exempt purpose specified in section 170(c)(2)(B) of the Code.
(c) Grantee will comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
7. Repayment: Grantee agrees to repay to the Foundation any portion of the grant funds
not used for the grant's purposes. In addition, the Foundation may discontinue any further
payments to Grantee, and may direct Grantee to repay any unexpended grant funds to the
Foundation, if any of the following events occurs:
above;
(a) Grantee ceases to maintain its tax-exempt status as described in paragraph 6(a)
(b) Grantee fails to comply with the terms of this letter; or
(c) There is a material change in Grantee's key personnel that in the sole opinion of
the Foundation adversely affects Grantee's management of the grant.
8. Release and Indemnity: Unless prohibited by law, Grantee shall release, indemnify,
defend and hold harmless the Foundation and its directors, officers, employees and agents from
and against any and all claims, actions, suits, demands, damages, losses, expenses and
liabilities, arising out of or related in any way to the actions or omissions of Grantee (or its
directors, officers, employees, agents or contractors) in connection with the Grant and the
project funded by the Grant, except to the extent caused by the Foundation's (or its directors',
officers', employees' or agents') negligent actions or omissions. Grantee further agrees to carry
insurance in such forms and amounts as are commercially reasonable and appropriate to cover
Grantee's operations and to enable Grantee to indemnify and defend the Foundation as
provided hereunder.
9. Grant Publicity: Grant publicity related to this grant consistent with Grantee's normal
practice is permitted, subject to the following provisions. The Foundation expects any
announcements and other publicity to focus on Grantee's work and the project or issue funded
by the grant. Recognition of the Foundation's role in funding the project is permitted, provided
that the timing, content and strategic focus of such publicity should be approved by the
Foundation contact listed in paragraph 11. Publicizing the grant and the Foundation in Grantee's
publications and communications in a manner consistent with similar grants obtained by
Grantee is permitted.
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The Foundation may ask Grantee to provide illustrations, photographs, videos, recordings,
information or other materials related to the grant (collectively "Grant Work Product") for use in
Foundation communications including the Foundation's website, annual report, newsletters,
board materials, presentations, communications and other publications. Grantee agrees to
provide the Foundation with such items upon the Foundation's reasonable request and hereby
grants to the Foundation and anyone acting under the authority of the Foundation a fully paid-
up, world-wide, right and license to use, reproduce, display and distribute the Grant Work
Product in connection with the Foundation's charitable operations and activities. In connection
therewith, Grantee shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary rights and permissions from
third parties for the Foundation to use the Grant Work Product for these purposes. By signing
this Agreement, Grantee also acknowledges and agrees to use by the Foundation of historical,
programmatic and other information relating to Grantee and the grant hereunder.
10. Gratuities: The Foundation desires that all of Grantee's resources be dedicated to
accomplishing its philanthropic purposes. Therefore, Grantee agrees that it will not furnish the
Foundation or its Board of Directors, officers, staff or affiliates with any type of benefit related to
this grant including tickets, tables, memberships, commemorative items, recognition items, or
any other benefit or gratuity of any kind.
11. Contact: For all communications regarding this grant, please contact the Foundation
by email at HomeRegion@wffmail.com. Please reference Grant #2017-1739 in your
communication.
We have enclosed the grant letter. By electronically signing this item the Grantee acknowledges
and agrees to the terms and conditions herein. A copy of the completed document will be
emailed to the Grantee through DocuSign. If the electronic signing of this item is not completed
by December 8, 2017, the Foundation will consider the Grantee to have declined the grant.
On behalf of the Foundation, I extend every good wish for the success of your organization's
endeavors.
Sincerely,
DocuSigned by:
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ACKNOWLEDGED AND AGREED
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City of Fayetteville
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Appendix A: City of Fayetteville
Citv nf Favetteville Cultural Arts Corridor
+ +Outputs And Outcomes
By Measured or evaluated
Who will do what and how much? when? by?
Outputs
The City will work with the Fayetteville Public Library to ensure that the FPL
expansion project currently in design has trail connectivity integrated into the
12/31/17
Program records
design that coordinates with the Cultural Arts Corridor programming needs.
The City of Fayetteville will interview a minimum of three candidates in person
Correspondence describing
from the design firms recommended by the Design Excellence Selection
2/28/18
selection criteria and final
Committee and a select a design team for the project.
decision
The City of Fayetteville will enter into a contract with the selected design firm to
produce design drawings for the overall Cultural Arts Corridor and specifically
4/6/18
Executed contract
for the Fay Jones Parkland, the West Avenue and Dickson Street Plaza and the
CAC Street and Trails improvements.
The design firm will create a detailed design schedule, with delivery dates for
schematic design, design development and construction drawings. Updated
Copy of design schedule
plans and cost estimates will be submitted to WFF at each of the milestones,
4/15/18
and milestone updates
with recommendations from the design firm and grantee on how to proceed
compared to capital construction budget estimates.
The selected design firm will complete a schematic design including renderings
7/31/18
Copy of plans, renderings
and a preliminary cost estimate for the CAC.
and cost estimates
The design firm will complete a full set of construction plans, specifications,
Copy of final plans and
updated construction cost estimates and other necessary documents to bid the
3/31/19
documents
project.
The City of Fayetteville will conduct a series of at least ten stakeholder and
public input meetings to discuss collaboration, mutual interests, and to solicit
public dialogue about the project. Of the ten meetings, at least one will be held
each before schematic design, design development and final design.
5/31/19
Program records
Stakeholder meetings may be in collaboration with Fayetteville Public Library
expansion meetings. The city will also provide an on-line format to solicit
feedback. A minimum of 1000 people will participate in the stakeholder
meetings, public input sessions and through online interaction.
Outcomes
The Cultural Arts Corridor final design will be approved by the necessary city
5/31/19
Program records
boards and committees.
The City of Fayetteville will commit to funding construction of the approved
12/01/19
Letter from mayor
design for the Cultural Arts Corridor.
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Walton Family Foundation Grant Application
Name of Organization: City of Fayetteville
Name of Project/Proposal: City of Fayetteville Cultural Arts Corridor
By submitting this request for funding, the requesting organization acknowledges that The Walton Family
Foundation has not previously made any promise to provide the funding requested herein and that the
requesting organization has not relied to its detriment upon any statement by The Walton Family
Foundation or its representatives to obtain the funding requested herein. The requesting organization
further acknowledges that any approval of its grant proposal will be communicated only by, and is
contingent upon execution of, a written grant agreement between the requesting organization and the
Foundation signed by the Foundation's Executive Director.
Organization Name:
Organization Address
City of Fayetteville
113 W. Mountain Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Organization Telephone: 479-444-3471
Tax ID Number: Government Entity
Head of Org/Authorized Signatory: Lioneld Jordan
Signatory Address (if different than above):
Head of Org Email: Mayor@fayetteville-ar.gov
Key Contact: Leif Olson
Key Contact email: lolson@fayetteville-ar.gov
Key Contact phone: 479-575-8269
Project Name: City of Fayetteville Cultural Arts Corridor
Total Requested: $1,770,000.00
Proposal 10/4/2017
Date:
Grant Period: From 12/1/2017
To 12/1/2019
WFF Program Jeremy Pate
Officer:
1. Request/Purpose of Grant
Briefly summarize the purpose and need for the project/program, the requested amount, and any
requested terms (such as multiple years or matching). The budget template attached is the location for
detailed financial information. This space is really just an abstract of the proposal.
The purpose of this grant request is to fund the design of an interactive outdoor Cultural Arts Corridor
(CAC), in downtown Fayetteville. This corridor is anchored by the Fayetteville Public Library (FPL) and
Fay Jones natural area on the south, and the Walton Arts Center and Dickson Street Entertainment
District to the north. Many of the City's major arts and entertainment destinations are located along the
Razorback Regional Greenway within this corridor: the Walton Arts Center, Theater Squared, Nadine
Baum Studios, and the Fayetteville Public Library. The City envisions the CAC area as a multi -block
corridor that has an overall cohesive context while also providing a variety of landscapes, destinations
and points of interest that will enhance and enrich the experiences of residents and visitors alike.
The City is interested in developing the CAC through a sustainable landscape design that incorporates
the six fundamental strategies that were identified in the Fayetteville Downtown Master Plan:
• Creation of a series of interconnected special places — develop active and green transportation
linkages to the major cultural, educational, entertainment, open space and education hubs
located within the downtown area.
• A superbly walkable environment — this should be showcased as downtown's hallmark
• Smart about parking — the parking need must be met but efficiently and sustainably so that the
sense of place is enhanced, not weakened in the process.
• Smart rules — the establishment of zoning and development rules that attract and secure a
caliber of development worthy of downtown.
• Special places — recognize and encourage an experience -based economy by focusing and
expanding on arts, culture, and entertainment experiences.
• Living downtown — it must be made a priority to get more people living downtown.
The City has identified three major design elements for study in the CAC:
The Fay Jones Parkland adjacent to the Razorback Regional Greenway (RRG) and the
Fayetteville Public Library (FPL). This area has the potential to showcase how to transition
from natural and passive spaces to a more urban environment within a small geographic
space. This parkland is a natural, tranquil and contemplative environment that can also
provide an excellent trail connection from the RRG to the FPL expansion site which is
currently under design. The topography and setting of the Fay Jones natural area presents a
particularly complicated, and consequently rewarding design challenge. For instance, the
challenging topography could be designed with innovative drainage infrastructure to capture
and infiltrate stormwater runoff from the Library site through a series of low -impact stormwater
features. The natural wooded sloping basin on the Fay Jones natural area may also be
suitable for the development of a formal or informal outdoor amphitheater and outdoor
learning space. The transition from the Library on the hill to the natural areas along the
Tanglewood Branch should be creatively designed to incite curiosity, drawing individuals
visiting one location to also visit the other
The West Avenue and Dickson St. Plaza. The City is interested in exploring designs for
developing the West Avenue parking lot with structured parking, liner buildings and an urban
plaza. The West Avenue parking lot has been the subject of several design studies and
project proposals over the years. The future programing of this parking lot could happen in am
number of ways and the City is looking for a design that can accomplish multiple goals.
Currently the lot contains 290 parking spaces that generate revenue for the repayment of
bonds issued to fund the Spring Street Parking Deck. Ultimately, the City is looking for a
development design that creates a public open space or plaza that is flexible in its' use,
retains the RRG, explores parking and access solutions, and creates platted lots that can be
marketed to the private sector to recover the costs associated with the public amenities
created.
Street and Trail Improvements. The streets and trail connections are the transportation
corridors that will provide residents and visitors with the access to the amenities within the
CAC. Pedestrians will utilize access that is safe, comfortable, and convenient to destinations
and open spaces. Downtown and Entertainment parking space scarcity during peak time
periods, such as major theatrical shows, will also be better balanced by creating a "park once
and walk" environment. And finally, the Razorback Regional Greenway (RRG) is perhaps the
most important connective element that links downtowns' cultural, educational and arts
destinations to each other and the surrounding neighborhoods. The natural vegetative corridor
that is the RRG in this location is a welcome respite from the urban development that
surrounds it. This corridor can be strengthened and unified through a strong design concept,
additional public art, gathering and seating areas and access to the existing natural features
such as Tanglewood Branch.
2. Background
Include a basic description and history of the organization (2-3 paragraphs). Please also note the other
organizations with which you are collaborating.
Cities are inherently dynamic with development and redevelopment happening over long periods of
time as communities and markets shape land use priorities. The proposed Cultural Arts Corridor (CAC)
in downtown Fayetteville is the latest reinvention of these properties. These areas were historically a
mixture of industrial, commercial, and residential uses near the Frisco Rail Line. Over time the
industrial uses have transitioned to the commercial, residential and cultural arts uses that prevail in the
CAC today. This project will help lead change and the shaping of the built environment towards a
setting that is rich in experiences and readably accessible to the community.
This area was identified in the 1980's for redevelopment through the site selection for the eventual
development of the Walton Arts Center in the early 1990's. The success of the Walton Arts Center led
to the economic boom of the Dickson St. area which is today identified as the Entertainment District.
Likewise, the construction of the Fayetteville Public Library in 2004 changed the neighborhood and
activity level in the area south and west of the downtown square. The recent groundbreaking for
Theatre Squared in the CAC further cements this area as a cultural arts district. The City anticipates
working in close collaboration with all three major cultural arts anchors within the district.
3. Output and Outcome Performance Measures
Outputs And Outcomes
By Measured or evaluated
Who will do what and how much? when? by? Notes.
Outputs
The City will work with the Fayetteville Public Library The City of Fayetteville will
to ensure that the FPL expansion project currently in provide a copy of any
design has trail connectivity integrated into the 12/31/17 applicable public
design that coordinates with the Cultural Arts documents at the request of
Corridor programming needs. the Walton Family
Foundation.
The City of Fayetteville will interview a minimum of
three candidates from the design firms Correspondence describing
recommended by the Design Excellence Selection 02/28/18 selection criteria and final
Committee and a select a design team for the decision
project.
The City of Fayetteville will enter a contract with the
selected design firm to produce design drawings for
the overall Cultural Arts Corridor and specifically for 04/06/18 Executed contract
the Fay Jones Parkland, the West Avenue and
Dickson Street Plaza and the CAC Street and Trails
improvements.
The design firm will create a detailed design
schedule, with delivery dates for schematic design,
design development and construction drawings.
Updated cost estimates will be provided at each of 4/15/2018 Copy of design schedule
the milestones, with recommendations from the
design firm and grantee on how to proceed
compared to capital construction budget estimates.
The design firm will complete a full set of
construction plans, specifications, updated Copy of final plans and
construction cost estimates and other necessary 03/31/19 documents
documents to bid the project.
The City of Fayetteville will conduct a series of at
least 10 stakeholder and public input meetings to 05/31/19 Program records
discuss collaboration, mutual interests, and to solicit
public dialogue about the project. Of the ten
meetings, at least one will be held each before
schematic design, design development and final
design. Stakeholder meetings may be in
collaboration with Fayetteville Public Library
expansion meetings. The city will also provide an on-
line format to solicit feedback. A minimum of 1000
people will participate in the stakeholder meetings,
public input sessions and through online interaction.
Outcomes
The Cultural Arts Corridor final design will be
approved by the Fayetteville Planning Commission
05/31/19
Program records
(or equivalent approval if not required by Planning
Commission).
The City of Fayetteville will commit to funding
construction of the approved design for the Cultural
12/01/19
Letter from mayor
Arts Corridor.
The city will award the first construction contract for
06/01/20
Copy of contract
the Cultural Arts Corridor construction.
Park construction will be completed according to the
Inspection results by WFF
approved plans, and verified in writing by the design
12/31/21
and written confirmation by
firm.
design firm
4. Evaluation of Proposed Project
Please describe how you will evaluate the project moving forward. You do not need to restate what is in
section 3. Here you only say how the information will be collected.
The City of Fayetteville will provide all financial and narrative reports as requested during the project
and through the construction phase of its' many elements. The parkland, plaza, street and trail
infrastructure projects will be maintained by the City of Fayetteville in perpetuity. The City anticipates
that these parkland and transportation infrastructure improvements will spur economic growth in the
downtown and entertainment district areas. This economic growth will catalyze further investments in
these areas and attract residents and visitors to utilize and enjoy these spaces.
The City will evaluate the short-term success of this grant by how many people are engaged in the
design of the three major elements; streets and trails, Fay Jones Parkland and the West Ave. parking
lot development and by the level of consensus for the final landscape and architecture plans. A
successful fulfillment of this grant will be design solutions that can be utilized to secure financing for the
eventual construction of amenities.
The City will evaluate the long-term success of the Cultural Arts Corridor through the expected
increased activity and economic development. Tools for long-term success evaluation may include:
• Increased property value within the CAC over time,
• Increased Fayetteville Public Library cardholders, circulation, and visitor usage,
• Addition of commercial, residential or special use space in the CAC over time,
• Increased trail users and pedestrians within the district,
• Completed build -out of the West Ave. parking lot that balances parking, public open space and
commercial and residential development,
• Completed street improvements that include, sidewalks, street trees, transit shelters and
lighting.
If an external third party evaluation will be completed, describe their evaluation plan.
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5. Financiallnformation/Sustainability
Also, please briefly describe the plan to make the project or organization sustainable after the grant
period (if applicable).
The City of Fayetteville will provide on-going maintenance of all the public assets that get constructed
from this design process. The City believes that these projects will capitalize on the synergy created by
connecting anchor destinations with the Razorback Regional Greenway and additional street
improvements. Additionally, the City anticipates that providing safe and convenient active
transportation access between the two anchor areas will more efficiently utilize the scarcity of parking
resources within the downtown area. Ultimately, the economic development potential of the cultural
assets in and adjacent to the CAC will provide future revenue for the City, thus creating a virtuous cycle
of revenue generation and investment within the downtown area.
6. Board Members
Please provide us with a list of your organization's board members.
Mayor Lioneld Jordan
City Council:
Ward 1 Position 1 - Adella Gray
Ward 1 Position 2 - Sarah Marsh
Ward 2 Position 1 - Mark Kinion
Ward 2 Position 2 - Matthew Petty
Ward 3 Position 1 - Justin Tennant
Ward 3 Position 2 - Sarah Bunch
Ward 4 Position 1 - John LaTour
Ward 4 Position 2 - Alan Long
7. Management/Key People Involved
Proiect and Organization Management — List the 1-3 people involved in managing the project and give 2-
4 sentence bios
• Peter Nierengarten, Sustainability Director. Peter is the Sustainability and Parking Director
for the City of Fayetteville. He is a passionate supporter of sustainable development and
investment in bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, organic food production, creative reuse and
recycling, energy conservation, green stormwater, public transportation, rainwater harvesting
and composting. He is very interested in promoting sustainability and livability for the City of
Fayetteville and advancing the six goals of City Plan 2030. Peter is a 2001 graduate of the
University of Arkansas with undergraduate and master's degrees in Civil Engineering. He has
over 14 years of experience in municipal government in project and program
• Ted Jack, Parks Planner. Ted received his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree and
Master of Science in Environmental Planning and Management from Louisiana State
University. His master's thesis was titled "Greenways and Their Effect on the Quality of Life in
Cities." Ted is a Certified Recreation and Park Professional and as Assistant Superintendent
at the Recreation and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge (BREC), he
managed the Planning, Capital Improvements, Maintenance, and Conservation Departments
and strategic planning for the agency. BREC is recognized as one of the top park systems in
the country with numerous recognitions awarded to the system and its staff from several
organizations, including the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA). Ted has master
planned and designed dozens of parks and special use facilities and has served on teams that
have planned and designed projects involving many agencies and groups, such as the
integration of the Main Library in Baton Rouge into Independence Community Park. Ted also
worked for Louisiana State University as manager of campus planning for four years.
Chris Brown, City Engineer. Chris is the City Engineer for the City of Fayetteville. In his
current role, he manages a team that provides development review, design, land acquisition,
stormwater, and inspection services for the City. His team also manages the trails design and
coordination program in the City. Chris is a 1994 graduate of the University of Arkansas, and is
a member of the Arkansas Academy of Civil Engineering. He has over 23 years of experience
in municipal government, at all levels of project design and management.
8. Applicant self-assessment of risks to success
Please identify any risks to project success.
The City of Fayetteville is committed to developing the Fay Jones Parkland to provide connectivity
between the Razorback Regional Greenway and the Fayetteville Public Library. This project has very
strong support from the Fayetteville Public Library and the City.
The City acknowledges that the West Ave Parking lot development scenario is a complicated project.
There are numerous stakeholders invested in this land and its use. The City is hopeful that a design
professional can help to develop a design that will adequately address stakeholder concerns over
parking, greenspace and commercial activity.
The City also recognizes that the street and parkland improvement designs will need to be identified
and prioritized for a future bond issue. These projects will need to stand on their own and be significant
enough to justify their inclusion in a bond issue.
Lessons Learned — If you have previously been a grantee of The Walton Family Foundation, please
discuss any missed targets, the lessons learned, and how you aim to address those moving forward.
The City of Fayetteville has been fortunate to work on numerous projects with the Walton Family
Foundation with great success and we anticipate similar outcomes with this request.
9. Project Budget
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10. Other information
Comparable organizations and programs — Please list any other organizations that provide similar
programs or services to your direct beneficiaries and describe how your program or service is different.
11. Other attachments
i) Any organizational plan related to the Grant Request
ii) IRS Determination Letter
iii) Latest available IRS Form 990 for your organization
iv) Latest available FYE statement or audit as well as current Income Statement and Balance Sheet
v) Other optional narrative as necessary to explain project or organization
vi) The organizational budget and board list
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City of Fayetteville, Arkansas - Aget Adjustment Form (Legistar)
Budget Year Division Adjustment Number
/Org2 SUSTAINABILITY/RESILIENCE (631)
2017
Requestor: Peter Nierengarten
BUDGET ADJUSTMENT DESCRIPTION / JUSTIFICATION:
Approval of a resolution authorizing acceptance of a Cultural Arts Corridor Grant from The Walton Foundation in the
amount of $1,770,000 and approval of a budget adjustment to fund project 31708.1701 for design/professional services
in the amount of $1,750,000 and travel & training in the amount of $20,000.
COUNCIL DATE: 12/5/2017
LEGISTAR FILE ID#: 2017-0628
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WALTON FAMILY
F 0 U N D A T 10 IN
November 14, 2017
Lioneld Jordan
Mayor
City of Fayetteville
113 W. Mountain Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
RE: Grant #2017-1739
Dear Mayor Jordan,
It is my pleasure to inform you that the Walton Family Foundation, Inc. ("Foundation") has
approved a grant in the amount of $1,770,000.00 to the City of Fayetteville ("Grantee"). The
project term will be December 1, 2017 to December 1, 2019. This grant is subject to the
following terms and conditions:
1. Purpose: The purpose of the grant is for the design of a series of urban spaces creating
the Cultural Arts Corridor (CAC) in downtown Fayetteville, Arkansas as part of the Design
Excellence program. This grant is more fully described in Grantee's proposal dated October 4, 2017.
Grantee agrees to use all grant funds exclusively for the grant's purposes. Any changes in these
purposes must be authorized in advance by the Foundation in writing.
2. Amount: One Million, Seven Hundred Seventy Thousand Dollars ($1,770,000.00).
Grant payments will be made as follows:
Installment
Amount
Requirement
#1
$875,000.00
Payable January 2018, contingent upon
completion of signed grant agreement
#2
$20,000.00
See Installment Two
#3-
$437,500.00
See Installment Three
#4
$437,500.00
See Installment Four
3. Payable: 'Initial installment of $875,000.00 shall be payable January 2018, contingent
upon receipt of this completed letter from Grantee acknowledging the terms and conditions set
forth herein.
Installment Two: Payment of up to $20,000 will be made upon receipt of documented travel
expenses. Travel expenses should include travel for each firm that interviews during the design
firm selection process. It can pay for a trip by Grantee to conduct a final interview and/or visit a
relevant precedent site with the selected design firm before design development begins.
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Installment Three: Payment of $437,500 will be made upon receipt of schematic design
including renderings and a preliminary cost estimate, compared to budget. In addition, Grantee
shall give the Foundation written confirmation that the project is tracking with the anticipated
construction budget or that additional funding will be committed to construct the project once
design is complete.
Installment Four: Final payment of up to $437,500 will be made upon receipt of design
development drawings including renderings and a preliminary cost estimate, compared to
budget. In addition, the Grantee shall give the Foundation written confirmation that the project
scope remains consistent with the original intent and that the project is tracking with the
anticipated construction budget or that additional funding will be committed to construct the
project once design is complete.
All terms must be met by no later than December 1, 2019 to be eligible for payment.
4. Accounting: (a) The Foundation encourages, whenever feasible, the deposit of grant
funds in an interest-bearing account. For purposes of this letter, the term "grant funds" includes
the grant and any income earned thereon.
(b) Grantee will maintain records of receipts and expenditures made in connection
with the grant funds and will keep these records during the period covered by the Grantee's
reporting obligations specified in paragraph 5 and for at least four years thereafter
("Maintenance Period"). Grantee will make its books and records in connection with the grant
funds available for inspection by the Foundation during normal business hours as the
Foundation may request at any time during the Maintenance Period.
5. Reporting and Evaluation: Grantee will, provide the Foundation with financial and
narrative reports by the due dates listed in the report schedule below. Each report shall include
an account of expenditures of grant funds, and a brief narrative of what was accomplished
(including a description of progress made in fulfilling the purposes of the grant and a
confirmation of Grantee's compliance with the terms of the grant).
Report Date. Report
Success will be measured against the outputs and outcomes described in Appendix A.
All reports will be sent electronically to HomeRegion@wffmail.com. Please reference Grant
#2017-1739 on all reports submitted.
Grantee payments are always contingent upon the Foundation's approval of Grantee's
operations based on the above reports and the Foundation's satisfaction with such information
as it chooses to obtain from other sources.
Type
5/1/2018
Interim Narrative
7/31/2018
Interim Financial and Narrative
12/15/2018
Interim Financial and Narrative
5/31/2019
Final Financial and Narrative
Report Date. Report
Success will be measured against the outputs and outcomes described in Appendix A.
All reports will be sent electronically to HomeRegion@wffmail.com. Please reference Grant
#2017-1739 on all reports submitted.
Grantee payments are always contingent upon the Foundation's approval of Grantee's
operations based on the above reports and the Foundation's satisfaction with such information
as it chooses to obtain from other sources.
6. Representations: Grantee represents and warrants to the Foundation that:
(a) Grantee is an organization in good standing, is either an organization described
in section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code ("Code") or a governmental unit, and is not a
"private foundation" described in section 509(a) of the Code. Grantee will promptly notify the
Foundation of any change in Grantee's tax status under the Code.
(b) In no event will Grantee use any grant funds:
(i) to carry on propaganda, or otherwise to attempt, to influence legislation;
(ii) to influence the outcome of any specific public election or to carry on,
directly or indirectly, any voter registration drive; or
(iii) to undertake any activity other than for a charitable, educational or other
exempt purpose specified in section 170(c)(2)(B)'of the Code.
(c) Grantee will comply with all applicable laws and regulations.
7. Repayment: Grantee agrees to repay to the Foundation any portion of the grant funds
not used for the grant's purposes. In addition, the Foundation may discontinue any further
payments to Grantee, and may direct Grantee to repay any unexpended grant funds to the
Foundation, if any of the following events occurs:
(a) Grantee ceases to maintain its tax-exempt status as described in paragraph 6(a)
above;
(b) Grantee fails to comply with the terms of this letter; or
(c) There is a material change in Grantee's key personnel that in the sole opinion of
the Foundation adversely affects Grantee's management of the grant.
8. Release and Indemnity: Unless prohibited by law, Grantee shall release, indemnify,
defend and hold harmless the Foundation and its directors, officers, employees and agents from
and against any and all claims, actions, suits, demands, damages, losses, expenses and
liabilities, arising out of or related in any way to the actions or omissions of Grantee (or its
directors, officers, employees,agents or contractors) in connection with the Grant and the
project funded by the Grant, except to the extent caused by the Foundation's (or its directors',
officers', employees' or agents') negligent actions or omissions. Grantee further agrees to carry
insurance in such forms and amounts as are commercially reasonable and appropriate to cover
Grantee's operations and to enable Grantee to indemnify and defend the Foundation as
provided hereunder.
9. Grant Publicity: Grant publicity related to this grant consistent with Grantee's normal
practice is permitted, subject to the following provisions. The Foundation expects any
announcements and other publicity to focus on Grantee's work and the project or issue funded
by the grant. Recognition of the Foundation's role in funding the project is permitted, provided
that the timing, content and strategic focus of such publicity should be approved by the
Foundation contact listed in paragraph 11. Publicizing the grant and the Foundation in Grantee's
publications and communications in a manner consistent with similar grants obtained by
Grantee is permitted.
The Foundation may ask Grantee to provide illustrations, photographs, videos, recordings,
information or other materials related to the grant (collectively "Grant Work Product") for use in
Foundation communications including the Foundation's website, annual report, newsletters,
board materials, presentations, communications and other publications. Grantee agrees to
provide the Foundation with such items upon the Foundation's reasonable request and hereby
grants to the Foundation and anyone acting under the authority of the Foundation a fully paid-
up, world-wide, right and license to use, reproduce, display and distribute the Grant Work
Product in connection with the Foundation's charitable operations and activities. In connection
therewith, Grantee shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary rights and permissions from
third parties for the Foundation to use the Grant Work Product for these purposes. By signing
this Agreement, Grantee also acknowledges and agrees to use by the Foundation of historical,
programmatic and other information relating to Grantee and the grant hereunder.
10. Gratuities: The Foundation desires that all of 'Grantee's resources be dedicated to
accomplishing its philanthropic purposes. Therefore, Grantee agrees that it will not furnish the
Foundation or its Board of Directors, officers, :staff or affiliates with any type of benefit related to
this grant including tickets, tables, memberships, commemorative items, recognition items, or
any other benefit or gratuity of any kind.
11. Contact: For all communications regarding this grant, please contact the Foundation
by email at HomeRegion@wffmail.com. Please reference Grant #2017-1739 in your
communication.
We have enclosed the grant letter. By electronically signing this item the Grantee acknowledges
and agrees to the terms and conditions herein. A copy of the completed document will be
emailed to the Grantee through.DocuSign. If the electronic signing of this item is not completed
by December 1, 2017, the Foundation will consider the Grantee to have declined the grant.
On behalf of the Foundation, I extend every good wish for the success of your organization's
endeavors.
Sincerely,
Kyle J. Peterson
Executive Director
ACKNOWLEDGED AND AGREED
Lioneld Jordan (Date)
City of Fayetteville
Appendix A: City of Fayetteville
uty of i-ayettevine uunurai Arts Lornaor
Outputs And Outcomes
By Measured or evaluated
Who will do what and how much?
when? by?
Outputs
The City will work with the Fayetteville Public Library to ensure that the FPL
7/31/18
Copy of plans, renderings
expansion project currently in design has trail connectivity integrated into the
12/31/17
Program records
design that coordinates with the Cultural Arts Corridor programming needs.
Copy of final plans and
The City of Fayetteville will interview a minimum of three candidates in person
3/31/19
Correspondence describing
from the design firms recommended by the Design Excellence Selection
2/28/18
selection criteria and final
Committee and a select a design team for the project.
decision
The City of Fayetteville will enter into a contract with the selected design firm to
produce design drawings for the overall Cultural Arts Corridor and specifically 4/6/18 Executed contract
for the Fay Jones Parkland, the West Avenue and Dickson Street Plaza and the
CAC Street and Trails improvements.
The design firm will create a detailed design schedule, with delivery dates for
schematic design, design development and construction drawings. Updated Copy of design schedule
plans and cost estimates will be submitted to WFF at each of the milestones, 4/15/18 and milestone updates
with recommendations from the design firm and grantee on how to proceed .
compared to capital construction budget estimates.
The selected design firm will complete a schematic design including renderings
7/31/18
Copy of plans, renderings
and a preliminary cost estimate for the CAC.
and cost estimates
The design firm will complete a full set of construction plans, specifications,
Copy of final plans and
updated construction cost estimates and other necessary documents to bid the
3/31/19
documents
project.
The City of Fayetteville will conduct a series of at least ten stakeholder and
public input meetings to discuss collaboration, mutual interests, and to solicit
public dialogue about the project. Of the ten meetings, at least one will be held
each before schematic design, design development and final design.
5/31/19
Program records
Stakeholder meetings may be in collaboration with Fayetteville Public Library
expansion meetings. The city 'will ,also provide an on-line format to solicit
feedback. A minimum of 1000 people will participate in the stakeholder
meetings, public input sessions and through online interaction.
Outcomes
The Cultural Arts Corridor final design will be approved by the necessary city( 5/31/19 I Program records
boards and committees.
The City of Fayetteville will commit to funding construction of the approved I
12/01/19 I Letter from mayor
design for the Cultural Arts Corridor.