Organizers warn murals are temporary without committed maintenance
Speakers on the podcast said murals age and require long‑term maintenance and funding; Springfield Public Art members stressed that surfaces, light exposure and repair plans determine how long murals last and urged planning for ongoing care.
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Long‑term care for murals was a central theme of the conversation. Lo Hauser (Project Jericho representative) said many murals that look permanent are in fact temporary unless there is a maintenance plan and funding to support repairs and repainting.
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