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Harry P. Leu Gardens Board of Trustees Section 253.3
253.3 SUBJECT: DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE PROCEDURE
:1..OBJECTIVE:
Review and evaluate projects to assure that they remain consistent and maintain
design intent of the Harry P. Leu Gardens Master Plan.
:2..AUTHORITY:
This procedure adopted by City Council April 4, 1994, Item OO.
:3..DIRECTION:
Harry P. Leu Garden Board of Trustees.
:4..FUNCTIONS:
A. ..All requests which relate to Garden projects shall be submitted as a written
proposal to the Executive Director to ensure consistency with the Master Plan and
overall design of the gardens. The request shall include the following:
1. ..A location map indicating the project in relation to the Master
Plan.
2. ..A site plan detailing the specific request, design layout, listing
of materials, and any other details relevant to the construction or
implementation of the proposed plan.
3. ..A completed Project Review Request form. Sample form
attached.
B. ..The Executive Director shall notify the Board Chairman's appointed Review
Committee to set a meeting date for review.
C. ..The proposal can be presented to the Chairman's Review Committee by the
applicant on the assigned meeting date.
D. ..The Chairman's Review Committee will determine the appropriateness of the
project and notify the applicant of the acceptance or denial of the request.
:5..FORMS:
As referenced herein.
:6..COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES:
Harry P. Leu Gardens Board of Trustees Review Committee.
:7..REFERENCE:
Procedure adopted by City Council April 4, 1994, Item OO.
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:8..EFFECTIVE DATE:
This procedure effective April 4, 1994.
HARRY P. LEU BOTANICAL GARDENS
PROJECT REVIEW REQUEST FORM
PROJECT NAME:
1. ..Please indicate the individual, group, or department making the
application request:
2. ..Is the location map enclosed with application? Yes No
3. ..Are detailed drawings included with the application? Yes No
4. ..Does the project have a precedent or past historical information
that would support the need for the project? Yes No
If yes, please explain briefly:
5. ..Is the project consistent with the Master Plan? Yes No
6. ..Please indicate whether the project meets an interim need or is
it a permanent solution?
7. ..Does the project conflict with any other projects, projected or
existing?
Yes No
If yes, please explain briefly:
8. ..What is the projected time frame to begin the project and
complete construction?
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9. ..How is the project to be funded?
10. ..Please indicate the projected operational cost and
maintenance requirement for the
completed project.
11. ..Does the project require additional staffing, training,
equipment, or plant material change
outs? Yes No
If yes, please explain briefly:
12. ..Is the project area currently irrigated? Yes No
13. ..Will an additional or modified irrigation system be required to
accommodate the new
project? Yes No
If yes, please explain briefly:
14. ..Is the project to be installed by garden staff or outside
contract? Please indicate
individuals or companies to be involved:
Approved:
Committee Chairman
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Date:
Comments:
ATTACHMENT A
SPECIAL EVENT POLICY
The following are policies and guidelines for the use and rental of Leu Gardens for contractual
events utilizing all or a portion of the Gardens. These guidelines supersede all previous
guidelines and are subject to changes without notice.
1. ..All events must be consistent with the purpose of Harry P. Leu Gardens, as
provided in the Deed Restrictions, its amendments and City policy.
2. ..Event sponsors must agree to hold the Harry P. Leu Gardens Board of
Trustees, hereinafter referred to as the Board, its members, designees and agents,
and the City of Orlando and its agents and designees, harmless from all claims or
liabilities which in any way may arise from a special event, or contractual
agreement.
3. ..Event sponsors must agree to accept sole responsibility for all costs required
to repair or replace any event related damages to the grounds or other elements of
the Gardens.
4. ..Frequency of events:
a. ..Large events, attracting 500 or more attendees during the event
including sponsor personnel require approval of the Board.
b. ..Small events, attracting up to 500 attendees, can occur at the discretion
of the Executive Director.
5. ..Special Events, other than small events, must be approved by the Board.
Changes to the event may be approved by the Executive Director in consultation
with the Chairman of the Board.
6. ..Rental fees and guidelines are specified in a separate fee schedule.
7. ..The Executive Director shall determine requirements for the event, including
but not limited to staff, security and utilities. Lessee shall cover all costs
associated with the event.
8. ..If catering service is desired, the caterer shall be approved prior to the event
by the Executive Director.
9. ..The Garden shall control all aspects of the box office, including ordering,
distributing, collecting and recording all tickets of each event.
10. ..Special admission may be assessed for the duration of the contractual event
only.
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11. ..Lessee shall be responsible for obtaining, collecting and paying all taxes,
special fees, permits and licenses and the reporting thereof, as required for each
event.
12. ..Lessee shall provide insurance as required and acceptable to the City of
Orlando. The standard minimum amounts are $500,000 personal injury; $100,000
property damage per occurrence.
13. ..No lease shall be transferable.
14. ..The Garden shall have final approval of all decorations, advertisements, and
construction projects and the location thereof within the Garden.
15. ..The Garden has the right to request complementary tickets, totalling not
more than one-half of one percent of printed tickets issued.
16. ..The Garden shall have the right to all plant sales during any event.
17. ..Parking and other transportation:
a. ..Parking for all activities within the Garden must be authorized by the
Executive Director.
b. ..Large events should seek outside parking spaces. Appropriate signs
should direct outside groups to off-site parking locations and shuttle
service.
c. ..Attendees at entity events must be allowed access to parking lots. The
use of a windshield parking permit or bumper decal may help in gaining
access to the lots.
d. ..No vehicles are to be driven, pulled or in any way transported across
any non-paved surface, with the exception of designated overflow parking
areas, without the prior approval of the Executive Director.
e. ..The speed limit must be strictly adhered to.
18. ..Prior to any event, a refundable damage deposit is required. The amount of
deposit depends upon the activity and will be determined by the Executive
Director.
19. ..Care of Garden property:
a. ..Lessee shall bear the cost of all damage to Garden property.
b. ..No garden materials may be removed, relocated, disturbed or altered
in any way for the sole benefit of an event. No banners, signs, nails or
other elements are to be affixed to any tree or other plant material that
require or cause the tree or plant to be punctured in any way.
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c. ..No heavy structure, material or vehicle may be placed within the
interior two thirds of the dripline of a tree or no closer than ten (10) feet to
the trunk of a tree, whichever is greater.
d. ..No platforms, stages, boxes, plywood, or other items may be placed on
grass areas without being elevated.
e. ..No holes are to be dug without the prior specific approval of the
Executive Director and the approval of the agency or agencies responsible
for irrigation systems, underground utilities, electric lines, television, and
telephone cables. Any hole dug must be refilled and sod replaced
immediately following the use of the hole.
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