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Advisory board weighs 'art in the parks' program, suggests murals, interactive pieces and school partnerships
Summary
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board discussed a proposed art‑in‑parks program covering interactive installations, murals, school projects and small festivals and agreed to consider a dedicated work session and budget timing before committing to projects.
Parks and Recreation staff and board members discussed an expanding "art in the parks" program at the Feb. 17 meeting, reviewing examples of interactive and functional art, locations where pieces might be placed and the need to define quality, maintenance and community fit before accepting donations or commissioning work.
Phil (parks staff) framed the program as an opportunity to enhance visitor experience and economic value, noting Highland Village draws hundreds of thousands of trail visitors annually and that art can make parks…
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