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Oak Harbor Arts Commission approves draft art plan, will ask council to adopt it
Summary
The Arts Commission voted to approve a draft Oak Harbor Art Plan and will present it to the City Council at a March 25 workshop with an anticipated adoption motion at the April 1 meeting. Commissioners discussed compensation for artist proposals, presentation visibility, and implementation steps.
The Oak Harbor Arts Commission on March 13 voted to approve a draft Oak Harbor Art Plan and will recommend that the City Council adopt the plan by resolution after a March 25 workshop presentation.
The vote moves a plan the commission and consultants described as the city’s first formal arts plan into a council review period. The plan will be presented at the March 25 council workshop and, barring unforeseen changes, return to the council for a resolution to adopt at its April 1 regular meeting.
The commission and consultants framed the plan as a living document meant to guide public art selection, permitting and implementation in Oak Harbor. Bobo, a consultant with Framework, said the plan documents outreach, an online inventory of public art and a set of implementation tools including selection worksheets, sample RFP language and a menu of 14 potential actions drawn from community input.
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