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Oregon City arts commissioners agree to pursue letter of intent to join regional ‘Willamette Corridor’ art collaboration
Summary
At a joint work session, Oregon City’s Arts Commission discussed a nonbinding letter of intent to collaborate with West Linn and Lake Oswego on an arts corridor along the Willamette River; commissioners said the city would not be asked for money now but asked for guardrails and clarity if projects advance.
Oregon City arts commissioners and the city commission discussed signing a letter of intent to join a multi-jurisdictional arts initiative called the Willamette Corridor connecting communities through public art.
The item presented at the Oct. 7 work session was described as “simply a letter of intent. There's no request. There's no budget,” by Arts Commissioner Amy Wilson, who helped lead the outreach and said Lake Oswego and West Linn had invited nearby jurisdictions to plan possible public art tied to future transportation work along Highway 43 and related corridors. Wilson said the effort is meant to “get ahead of any kind of construction” so public art could be proposed if and when public investments occur.
The discussion focused on benefits…
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