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The Arts and Culture Policy subcommittee brought a draft policy to the Fayetteville Arts Council but recommended tabling the item for a future meeting to allow members and relevant city departments more time to read and comment.
Subcommittee lead said the document is thorough and runs about 20 pages; reviewers identified questions and annotations that the subcommittee plans to address. Council members agreed it would be productive for everyone to “sit with” the draft and return with detailed comments rather than attempt a substantive review at the same meeting.
Members noted the draft formalizes processes the council lacks now — for example, accession and deaccession procedures — and some policies may be covered by other documents currently under preparation. The council voted to table the item and re-agendize it once members and departmental reviewers have had time to provide feedback.
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