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Mount Holly council approves public art installs and Tuck Park windscreen design
Summary
Council approved eight lease artworks, two permanent fixtures for Ransom Hunter Park, new 6x6 pads at the YMCA and Woodlawn Park, and a windscreen design for Tuckasegee Park; staff anticipates installations this spring and plans to keep purchases within the current fiscal year.
Mount Holly — The City Council unanimously approved recommended selections from the Creative Spaces public art program and approved a windscreen design for Tuckasegee Park at its Feb. 9 meeting.
Greg Beal, presenting on behalf of Assistant Planning Director Paul Lowe, said the public art program is in its fifth year and staff…
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