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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Community Development 1991-07-114 AGENDA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Thursday, July 11, 1991 2:00 p.m. 1. Proposed Visual Art Guidelines - Estes Park Conference Center - August 24, 1991 through December 31, 1991 2. Advertising Program 3. Conference Center Collateral 4. Reports a. Traffic Counts (year-to-date - May) 5. Adjournment NOTE:The Community Development Committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the agenda was prepared 1 L -,I./.-.. -t--1_. CULTUIal_ AUTS COUNCIL Or ESTES PA 131%.INC. ' Box 4135 Estes Park, CO 80517 303-586-9203 Off*â‚¬/ 7 Â»At U- (1167. U Ed EEP h_GOL UJAÂ»0~~~_j --{Ate godEle&--~cu @04--- --010 ~ . 827*0Â»c-26- 600024 ~Â»*... ,~ 00&(18/ ftÂ»Â» 643&44 C/7/72 2/FC @Pt 92,4- ayeÂ»__ fb/1 -bf--6 9~~ 11 ) OP m 1 *Mn,uju* . 4 1 3646+mut- UuÂ»-9. 1- - *GUAA $Â£-7-e- - 01Â«-Â« --0442, jURudy gI 9712â‚¬Act . I.dill, 84/4) Cop.4,3 - t-ft Â·Â·me- kÂ»-Do Asio -7,tMt0.- 0682 - . R . li~ I - -_- f C1 I w bill #Wick_- L 9Â¢40 7nidt,0(529 019.-/. 4.rÂ« 24*01&2 1,06 fig +R o Â©f-90 LÂ· CLOt@A~ju~_,u_ -1 41*t- ~uÂ«u-<AO - 0 1, ,- 60 *cb-p-46~7 6Â°Â·PO ~ - *46*49Â« (*6 *M_ 006 63* - 9203 004. 04/ OilÂ»Dd~27 ~- 13 01Â· 26- 20/740 200 77Â«242 \586 - 8741 1 ... 1 66 10 ~91.440Â©j -9-4 --Cc/14-(UÂ« 24 . ' .'/ 9<Â¢3 >ruf 3 Â» 4-- . ,- 1/1 =94/ 00)24*Â» 60â‚¬6 >4101Â« 1Â· '11-2 1 EAC,Ep . 1 CULTUIDAL KIDIS COUNCIL Â©r liSTES IDAION<, INC. Box 4135 Estes Park, CO 80517 303-586-9203 GUIDELINES/ENTRY FORM ROUGH DRAFT ART EXHIBIT/Estes Park Conference Center Expressions of the Rockies August 24 through December 31, 1991 Estes Park Conference Center Expressions of the Rockies is a limited, special exhibit, held by the Town of Estes Park in its new Conference Center on Highway 7. Exhibit finalists will be chosen by six members comprising the Visual Arts Panel, elected by the Board of Directors of the Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park. Area artists are encouraged to submit artwork(s) which communicate the values, inspirations, varied visual perspectives, features or lifestyle of the Estes Valley. Artists will be chosen by method of open competition. ARTISTS ELIGIBLE -,All artists currently residing in Estes Park, Allenspark, Drake, Pinewood Springs and Glen Haven areas. (Park R3 School District) MEDIA ACCEPTED -Drawing, painting, fiber, sculpture, photography, pottery, printmaking, glass, handmade paper and metals. Original work only. Artwork will be juried from slides of completed work. Objects/artworks must be clean, ready to display and 2-D work must be framed and wired or ready to hang. Size - Much of the space is suitable for large works. SELECTING CRITERIA * Eligibility * Interpretation of theme * Artistry 3- Quality including design, composifion and presentation * Appropriateness to site * Public safety 3 LOAN OF WORK Artwork shall be loaned to the Town of Estes Park for use in the Conference Center exhibit. Artist must agree to leave work on display through December 31, 1991. The Town of Estes Park assumes no responsibility for the sale of any artwork. Artwork will be labeled by artist name, place of residence, -=Mtitle, medium and phone number only. ENTRY PROCEDURES a) Submit no more than 10 slides (encase in a plastic sheet) of completed artwork(s) to be considered for exhibition. ALL slides must be marked TITLE, MEDIUM, DIMENSIONS, ARTIST'S NAME and TOP. b) Include a 1 or 2 page resume. c) Enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope and list of slides, if you want slides returned. Entry form, slides, SASE and list should be delivered to the Town Clerk's office, in the Municipal Building or entries can be mailed to Lynda S. Vogel, Executive Director, CACEP, Box 4135, Estes Park, CO 80517. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY AUGUST 1, 1991. ART DELIVERY Finalists will be contacted by phone and shall deliver artworks to the Conference Center at a specified time and date where winning entries will be selected. 4 e TO: Steve Stamey, Director Community Development Department Town of Estes Park FROM: Peter Marsh Advertising Manager SUBJ: Town of Estes Park - Advertising Program Update DATE: 7/11/91 Current Statistics TOTAL INQUIRIES: ---9 Total Inquiries as of 6/30/91 = 53,753, an increase of 38.5% over the same period in 1990. COST PER INQUIRY: __...2, Cost Per Inquiry as of 6/30/91 = $2.90 compared to $3.40 at this same time in 1990. 800 CALLS: -Â·Â·----9> Incoming 800 calls as of 5/31/91 totaled 19,742, an increase of 6,026 calls over the same period in 1990, equivalent to a 44% increase. Current Projects 1. Our 1991 Fall ad has been produced and placed in the September issues of National Geographic Traveler, Home & Away, Midwest Motorist, Travel Holiday, and Travel & Leisure. 2. The first Conference Center Newsletter has been produced and mailed to over 800 meeting planners in the Rocky Mountain region. 3. Our Summer/Rodeo front range insert was produced and placed this last weekend in Cheyenne, Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland, Longmont, and Boulder newspapers. 4. Rodeo ads in the News and the Post will run Friday, 7/12 and Wednesday, 7/17, and radio spots promoting the rodeo and Restless Heart concert will air on KOA radio 7/10 through early Friday 7/19. 5 . ----4 - 4- ---1 - -~= - -J - -=tf-237.--I?Â«01-,â‚¬-t-edw 7-<0*1 114 r- _ r r --1 p I#- 11 T .=- - 1 -1 1 I -14 2--2 -11-4 _ I Ill .2 ' - 1 4-11 47 14 i 1- i I r '. mt- -.,- 3 TL --4- t - 'ITIzt,Â· , 1- I 1 +1 1 1 -7 -11 -,1 r-1 1 2 11.- .7 -4 5,Â» 4 1 1 9 -- I. L. -1 1 -- . 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Hear No. 1 hits like "I'll Still Be I,oving ~ 21 You," "Wheels" and "Fast Moving 'Itain." impl""Iile/8/'VE *B I'll Advance tickets: $10 grandstand, $12 floor f,k~ ':flid.'11 .k,W~ seating. $12/$14 day of show. mÂ®,1.,151*.1 :I~~9~"- Estes Park Presents Rooftop Rodeo July 17-20 i Six PRCA rodeo performances surrounded by spectacular scenery and cool 93 mountain air, plus a carnival, children's ranchland, entertaining rodeo pre- shows, and one of the biggest rodeo parades in the Rockies make this week a must for the whole f:tmily! PARADE: Wednesday, July 17, 10 a.m. Downtown Estes Park , RODEOS: Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Pre-shows 45 minutes prior to each rodeo. Adults, $7, Children, $5, Box seats, $9, at the Fairgrounds. CARNIVAL: illesday, 5-11 p.m., Weds-Friday, 4-11 p.m. Saturday, Noon-11 p. m. at the Fairgrounds. CHILDR ENS litesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; : RANCHLAND: Friday 4-8 p.m. at the Fairgrounds. 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