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Commission debates public-facing rubric to reflect 'Englewood's unique spirit'
Summary
Commissioners reviewed a two-phase artist-selection approach and a public-facing criteria guide that defines Englewood's 'unique spirit' (safety, vibrancy); members debated subjectivity, exception rules, and whether to publish selection criteria for artists.
Commission members spent substantial time on April 1 refining a proposed two-phase selection process and a public-facing criteria guide meant to capture what the presenters called "Englewood's unique spirit." The presenter outlined phase 1 as a filtration step for large applicant pools and phase 2 as a formal scoring and archiving stage for finalists.
The presenter recommended criteria include qualities the public repeatedly cited: inclusive, diverse, thriving, quirky, playful and…
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