In a recent meeting of the Falls Church Planning Commission, members unanimously approved a motion to create and install a new sculpture titled "Reflection, Diversity, and Inclusivity" on the City Hall campus. This initiative is part of the city's celebration of its 75th anniversary and aims to highlight the community's diversity and inclusivity.

The motion was introduced by a commission member who emphasized the importance of the sculpture in reflecting the values of the city. The design encourages interactivity, using reflective steel to allow viewers to see themselves as part of the artwork. This approach not only beautifies the City Hall area but also fosters a sense of belonging among residents.

The commission's decision received a positive response, with all seven members voting in favor of the motion. The approval marks a significant step towards enhancing the city's public art landscape and engaging the community in meaningful ways.

In addition to the sculpture discussion, the commission addressed the minutes from the previous meeting but decided to postpone that item until the next gathering, ensuring that all members have the opportunity to review the documentation thoroughly.

This meeting underscores the city’s commitment to celebrating its heritage while promoting inclusivity and community engagement through public art. As the project moves forward, residents can look forward to a new landmark that embodies the spirit of Falls Church.