Mountain View Village Eagle Statue Presented to Mayor Bill Applegarth
Replica of the eagle statue planned for community fountain gathering area
Riverton, Utah (March 15, 2017) -- Following today’s ground-breaking ceremony at the
Mountain View Village site in Riverton, CenterCal chief executive officer Fred Bruning presented
Mayor Bill Applegarth with a replica of the custom-designed eagle statue that will be installed in
the fountain area at the new development.
Standing 25” high and with a wingspan of 32”, the cast bronze eagle statue is the work of
renowned sculptor Brian Keith. The eagle is shown in a protective stance, honoring those men
and women who protect their communities -- police, firefighters and National Guard.
Currently in process, the full size eagle statue’s progress can be followed online at the
artist’s studio by visiting his website at www.briankeithsculpture.com.
“We wanted to show our respect and appreciation for those who continually put their lives
on the line to protect our communities,” noted Bruning. “We also commissioned Mr. Keith to
design and create three sets of Challenge Coins, presented today to leaders from the police and
fire departments, as well as the National Guard.
The Challenge Coins are a unique way to honor, recognize and encourage inspirational
conduct within those groups who protect and serve their communities. Each branch will be given
a set of 96 Challenge Coins that can be presented to servicemen and women to commemorate
their special or impactful acts of service in their communities. They will be treasured by those who
receive them, and large replica Challenge Coins will be included on the base of the final eagle
statue.
For more information about the Mountain View Village development, please visit
www.centercal.com.
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About CenterCal Properties, LLC
CenterCal Properties, LLC, founded in 2004 by Fred Bruning and Jean Paul Wardy, is a full-service
commercial real estate company in the business of investing, developing, leasing, and managing its projects. CenterCal excels in, and is best known for, creating destinations throughout the western United
States with a unique strategy of “place-making,” which emphasizes the importance of developing spaces
with a sense of community.
Bruning and Wardy’s creative vision and passion for development, coupled with CenterCal’s internal expertise, is evident in the properties the company owns and operates today. Those include Bridgeport Village, Cascade Station, Nyberg Woods and Nyberg Rivers in Oregon, Valley Mall and The Trails at
Silverdale in Washington, Station Park in Utah, The Village at Meridian and Treasure Valley Marketplace
in Idaho, Blackhawk Plaza in Northern California, and The Collection at Riverpark and Plaza 183 in Southern
California. Projects currently under development include The Village at Totem Lake and The Terminal at
Ballard in Washington, Canyon Corners in Park City and Mountain View Village in Riverton, Utah, The
Veranda in Concord, The Waterfront in Redondo Beach and 2nd and PCH in Long Beach, California. For
more information on all of CenterCal’s properties, please visit www.centercal.com.