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San Gabriel plans street closure for Mission To Mission event on April 28

April 23, 2024 | San Gabriel, Yuba County, California



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San Gabriel plans street closure for Mission To Mission event on April 28
The City of San Gabriel Design Review Commission convened on April 22, 2024, to discuss various community events and address ongoing projects related to public art. The meeting began with announcements regarding upcoming events, including the street closure for the "Active SGV" event on April 28, which will affect Mission Street from San Gabriel Mission to South Pasadena Mission. Attendees were advised that streets would likely remain closed until 2 or 3 PM. Additionally, the Cinco de Mayo celebration is scheduled for May 3, from 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM, in front of the playhouse.

Following the announcements, the commissioners engaged in a discussion about the public arts program. One commissioner raised concerns regarding the maintenance and longevity of recently approved art installations, particularly those involving LED components. The commissioner emphasized the importance of ensuring that these artworks continue to fulfill their intended purpose and remain functional.

In response, city staff confirmed that there is a verification process in place for installed artworks. Artists are required to follow up on their projects, and if any piece ceases to function as intended, it must be re-evaluated by the commission. The property owner would then need to propose an alternative solution to meet the public art requirement. The city also noted that maintenance issues would be addressed through code enforcement to ensure compliance with standards.

The meeting concluded without further comments from the commissioners, highlighting the city's commitment to both community engagement through events and the ongoing oversight of public art initiatives.

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