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There would be two routes for approval, one for public property requested by the Commission <br />and another for private property. The goal was to distinguish approval of art from commercial <br />signage. Public art may draw extra visitors so neighboring property owners would be notified of <br />the proposal. Kim suggested having a super majority of the Commission to approve artwork in <br />case it is controversial. Some art may be displayed temporarily so a timeline for removal is <br />requested. If the approved public art goes into disrepair, a requirement for maintenance or <br />removal is included. Bryan added that the goal was to keep the approval process as simple as <br />possible while giving the Commission the chance to ensure art is appropriate for the community. <br />A revised guide will be sent for final review and an application will be created. <br />Nicole has reached out to the owner of Cocky's Bagels regarding their mural proposal. Property <br />owner approval of the concept has been requested before a committee meeting will be scheduled. <br />Butternut Ridge Pocket Park <br />The CDSG project deadline has been extended to the end of July 2021 and the public art is <br />expected to be installed in mid-May. The artist said he wants this project to be his "masterpiece" <br />so the project should be made well. Three quotes for the permanent sign has been received for a <br />sign no more than 12 square feet and five feet high. The committee will meet again to approve <br />the sign. Leah described the positive feedback about the park that she saw in one of the North <br />Olmsted Facebook groups. Kim asked the city forester to remove the dead tree next to the park <br />and it should be removed once the conditions are better. <br />Pollinator Garden <br />The Garden Club reached out to see if a pollinator garden could be installed on city property. A <br />kit from the Cleveland Botanical Garden would cost about $170. The full scope of the project <br />needs to be determined prior to agreeing to the partnership. The location is still to be determined <br />but Nicole will create a short list of options for the Commission to look at. <br />Snow Art Contest <br />With the recent snowstorm, the contest was announced and an entry was received just hours <br />later. The winner will be announced at the beginning of March. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m. <br />Keith Behrendt, Vice Chair <br />Approved: 2 17 zj <br />Nicole Rambo -Ackerman, Administrative <br />Assistant <br />