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HOA requests large power-box wrap; commission adopts 10% minimum artist commission for future wraps

3311581 · April 21, 2025
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Summary

The Hawk Ridge HOA requested artwork for a bank of utility boxes on the airport road; commissioners agreed to shop costs and directed staff to pursue options. The commission also passed a policy amendment to pay artists 10% of wrap cost or a minimum $200 for future wraps.

The Mesquite Public Arts Commission reviewed a power-box wrap request from Hawk Ridge Homeowners Association and directed staff to seek pricing and options, while adopting a policy that pays artists a commission for future utility-wrap projects.

A commissioner described a bank of large, deteriorated utility- or vault-style boxes at the Hawk Ridge entrance on the road to the airport and said the homeowners association is willing to pay for a wrap. Staff reported the boxes belong to the Virgin Valley Water District, though they sit on HOA property, and that the water department said access for maintenance is the primary requirement. Staff said Clark County and St. George vendors provided preliminary price guidance; large multi-box wraps will be more expensive and will require significant surface preparation on the battered side of the bank.

Commissioners discussed procurement options and shopping multiple vendors for the best price. Several commissioners proposed that the commission include an artist commission when arranging wraps. One commissioner moved that future wraps include a $200 artist commission; another suggested a percentage-based fee. The commission amended the motion to adopt a 10% artist commission (or a minimum of $200) on future wraps. The amended motion passed by voice vote.

Commissioners requested staff follow up with Clark County and local sign shops for precise estimates and to confirm surface-preparation needs and permitting. Staff noted a competitive local option in St. George and said they will report pricing back to the HOA contact.