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Peachtree City council approved public art master plan, seeks seven-member advisory panel
Summary
Mayor Kim Learnard said the council approved a public art master plan on March 19 and will create a seven-member citizen advisory committee to manage implementation; residents are directed to the Slice E newsletter for application details.
Mayor Kim Learnard said the Peachtree City council approved a public art master plan at its March 19 meeting and that implementation will be managed by a citizen input committee of seven people.
"In our March 19th city council meeting, we did approve a public art master plan for Peach Tree City," Learnard said, adding that the effort "will be managed by a citizen input committee of seven people." She encouraged residents to watch the Slice E newsletter and other city communications for opportunities to apply to the advisory board.
Learnard described the action as a long-awaited step toward installing public art in the city and said she was excited about the next stages of implementation. No funding amounts, timelines for installations, or appointment procedures were provided in the remarks.
The mayor did not provide a vote tally or additional materials during the briefing. Applications and further details are expected to be announced through city communications.
