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Oak Harbor Arts Commission approves online project worksheet, sets review process and subcommittees
Summary
The Oak Harbor Arts Commission approved a candidate project worksheet to accept public art proposals online, asked staff to publish the form, and set procedures for reviewing and tracking submissions, while deferring a final decision on website navigation and creating two temporary subcommittees.
The Oak Harbor Arts Commission voted to approve a candidate project worksheet to collect and evaluate public art proposals and authorized staff to publish the form online.
The commission approved the worksheet after discussion about how applicants will use it and how staff will process submissions. Maggie Aguilar, communications officer for the city, and Liz Lang, recreation manager, told commissioners the form will be linked from city web pages and that staff will receive submissions, prepare them for commission packet review and notify applicants. The worksheet says applicants will be updated on the status of a submission within 60 days of filing.
The approval matters because it creates a standard, trackable intake for community art proposals and a way to surface requests that include…
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