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Greenwood board approves $500 toward stormwater mural on North Madison Avenue
Summary
The Greenwood Stormwater Board approved a $500 contribution to a stormwater mural project proposed for North Madison Avenue to raise awareness about stormwater pollution and beautify the area; the artist will volunteer and some materials will be provided at no cost.
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The Greenwood Stormwater Board voted to contribute $500 to a proposed stormwater mural planned for North Madison Avenue, the board decided July 9.
Anna, an intern in the Planning Division, told the board the mural’s purpose is to raise public awareness about stormwater pollution, discourage littering and support Greenwood’s sustainability goals. She said a local artist affiliated with Art Studio will volunteer to paint the mural and may sign their business name on the work. Anna described environmentally friendly materials and presented a $500 budget; she said some materials will be donated or provided at no cost.
Board members asked practical questions about the pilot nature of the project; Anna said the plan is to start with a single storm drain mural to evaluate public response and paint performance before expanding. The proposed location is on North Madison Avenue in front of Art Studio. The board moved and seconded a contribution request, took a voice vote and the motion passed with all members saying "aye." The motion authorized staff to submit the request for the $500 contribution.
The presenter and board discussed links between the mural and the city’s GIS efforts. Anna said staff is working with the GIS team to add the mural to an interactive ArcGIS map so the mural can become part of a broader outreach effort.
The board did not attach additional conditions to the contribution; no formal contracts or further approvals were described at the meeting. The board closed the item after approving the funding and exchanging brief logistics about next steps.

