Create new citywide public art program with updated rules
In Plain English
Richmond currently has 2 separate public art programs with outdated rules from the 1990s. The new program combines them into one system covering both private development projects and city construction. If approved, the Arts and Culture Commission gets expanded authority to oversee all public art decisions citywide.
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Votes
To approve first reading of ordinance and adopt Resolution No. 53-21
6 to 1
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