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Presentation to
Orange County Board of County Commissioners
Dr. P. Phillips Orlando Performing Arts Center
TODAY’S LINEUP
• Progress• PAC Milestones • Site Plan• PAC Program• Schematic Design• Theater Program • Fundraising Update• Seeking Approval from Orange County
Commission
- Design Track
- Design Process
2007-2008 Progress
- Expanded Board of Directors to 29 members- Expanded DPAC/Hines team- PAC Executives Technology Summit Greater Orlando Arts Groups Back of House PAC Partners (monthly)- Completed schematic design - Achieved several milestones
- Governance - Operations - Design Reviews
MILESTONES 2007-2008 Procurement of Design Team
Jan 2008 Production Architect Selected
Jan 2008 First United Methodist Church Land Acquisition Closed Into Escrow
June 2008 Schematic Design Complete July 2008 Maguire Property Acquired
July 2008 Design Development Begins
July 2008 Amendment to OPAC/City Contract
Aug 2008 Design Unveiling
Nov 2008 Construction Manager Selection
2009 Ground Breaking
2012 Grand Opening
2008 PROGRAM• 1,700± Acoustic Hall• 2,800± Amplified Hall• 300± Community Hall• Rehearsal Hall• Education Space
- 10,000 square feet • Outdoor Areas• Increased Program
Components
2007 PROGRAM• 1,800± Acoustic Hall • 2,800± Amplified Hall• 300± Community Hall• Rehearsal Hall• Education Space
- 10,000 square feet • Outdoor Areas
Home to the Orlando Philharmonic, Orlando Ballet, Orlando Opera, Festival of Orchestras
Showcase traditional arts
Acoustical environment
Intimacy and great site lines
Flexible form and seat count
Multi-form Hall vs. Multi-purpose Hall
Acoustic Music/Theater
1,700± seats
Amplified Hall
2,800± seats Accommodates the balance of local arts groups activities
Large scale productions/traveling shows
Maximize seat count on orchestra level
Requires amplifications for most activity
Ability to close upper levels to reduce seat count
Acoustical rating change
Community Hall
300± seats
Accommodates small local performing arts groups
Flexible small theater accommodating theater, music and dance
Education functions
UCF Partnership
ARTS EDUCATION
Five Programs 1. Advanced Learning 2. Performance-based Education 3. Professional Development 4. Partnerships - Local public and private schools - Arts groups - After-school programs 5. Distance Learning
Proposal to acquire former Orlando/Orange County Expressway Authority building for children’s conservatory
COMMITTED DONORSOver $86 million to date
Gifts Range: $25 million - $5.00
Dr. Phillips CharitiesWalt Disney World Co.DeVos FamilyCNL Financial GroupJim and Alexis PughDarden RestaurantsHarriett LakeRichard KesslerHarvey and Carol MasseyBank of AmericaUniversal Orlando FoundationChuck and Lynn Steinmetz Anonymous Martin Andersen-Gracia AndersenFdtn.Elizabeth Morse Genius Fdtn.Marc and Sharon Hagle OUC
Annette Neel Tupperware BrandsKobrin Family Sonny’s Franchise Company Jim Heistand/ Eola CapitalWestpointe LLCGinsburg FamilyRashid Khatib
Winifred Johnson Clive Fdtn.Edyth Bush Charitable Fdtn.FAIRWINDS Credit Union Ford KieneStan and Betty Collier FundArkin FamilyDiane and James HollowayHal and Victoria KantorMargot H. Knight Ramsberger Family Illinois Tool WorksThomas Brodwin CannoldAllen ArthurMark Johnson Michal Wiesbrock/Jeffery Baldwin
Avalon Films
LaVon W. Bracy
Paul C. Palmer
Russ Bredholt
Tom Hope
Wndy Chioji
Dr. Samuel Shay
Don & Pat Engfer
Trone PR
Jack Kazanzas
Susan Ellen Parr
ATI Professional Services/Linda Smith
D. Scott Ball
Ronald Lustig
Naveen Lazarus
Vickie Westmark
Kevin Calabro
Brian and Gail McNulty
Mark Stein
David Hedgecoth
Wayne & Janice Weisbrock
John Hein
Chad Daughtrey
Johnnie Cox
Michael Goodge
Nancy Andreatas
City of Orlando-OPAC Agreement AMENDMENT 4
The Orlando City Council approved Amendment 4 on July 21, 2008.
• Extends the deadline for OPAC’s acquisition of the First United Methodist Church parcel and Maguire parcel to December 31, 2008
• Revises Exhibit C, the conceptual site lay-out, to show the performance halls have been consolidated for a more efficient structure along with minor shifts of uses on the site, and the modification of South Street.
• Revises Exhibit G, the Design Standards for the PAC, to reflect minor shifts in allocation of space.
• Corrects two scrivener’s errors in sections 2.1.23 and 4.3.2.