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Update and Discussion <br />The discussion covered the Mayor's Art Show, with Ms. Parsipour mentioning they The discussion covered <br />the Mayor's Art Show, with one person mentioning they couldn't find previous documents but had <br />contacted Jason from the school. Jason confirmed that last year's event was held on March 13 and <br />suggested that this year's event might be a bit late. The team decided on a potential date, either at the <br />end of. March or in April, with a conversation planned with Jason. They discussed the venue, which might <br />still be the Old Town Hall, but renovations were in progress. The planning included involving students in <br />setting up the event and ensuring equipment was functional. The conversation ended with an agreement <br />to share details as soon as they were finalized. <br />Arts Commission Budget <br />Overview of 2025 Budget Allocation <br />The discussion focused on concerns about the budget being set at $1,000 and which department had <br />jurisdiction over the project. The issue of formalizing the budget and obtaining funds from other <br />departments was raised, and it was concluded that the commission could request additional funds if <br />necessary. <br />Brookpark Underpass Public Art <br />The process <br />The Brook Park Road underpass project was reviewed, with past improvements such as guardrail <br />replacements, stormwater management, and median upgrades already completed. The next phase <br />aimed to commission public art to enhance the city's gateway, creating a visually striking landmark <br />that aligns with transportation regulations and design guidelines. <br />Discussions clarified that the responsibility for commissioning the art had been assigned to the <br />board, with legal counsel and a system law director providing guidance. A clear plan for the bridge <br />pillars was needed before engaging with the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), and a <br />call for artists was planned to bring creative vision to the project. Collaboration with local art <br />institutions was encouraged to help shape a compelling artistic direction. <br />The selection process would involve a bidding or Request for Proposals (RFP) process, ensuring <br />experienced artists or teams could contribute to the project. While the Commission's role would <br />be creative and consultative, the Director's department would handle the solicitation process. A <br />legislative timeline targeted March for introducing legislation to initiate the solicitation phase. <br />However, funding challenges arose after a hoped -for grant did not materialize. Alternative funding <br />sources were explored, and various procurement methods, such as qualifications -based selection, <br />were discussed. The project's scale, budget, and potential scope of artistic elements on <br />infrastructure were key considerations in determining the best approach to move forward <br />successfully. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 7:35 PM on February 12, 2024. <br />
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