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Mountain View Visual Arts Committee reviews broad community outreach, advances public-art strategy draft
Summary
The Visual Arts Committee heard results from about 10 outreach events — roughly 300 survey responses, 3,000 vision-board dots and about 700 participants — and discussed themes such as downtown murals, park installations, streamlined permitting, artist pay and a proposed public-art maintenance fund. The draft strategy will go to the VAC in June, with tentative council review in October.
The Visual Arts Committee of Mountain View on a recent meeting reviewed the results of a citywide public-art outreach effort and discussed how that feedback will shape a draft public art strategy.
Staff told the committee the outreach included about 10 events, “over 300 surveys,” roughly 3,000 dots placed on vision boards and “around 700 people” participating across pop-ups, workshops and stakeholder meetings. The outreach showed consistent preferences for installations downtown and in parks, high interest in murals and sculptures, and community emphasis on cultural and…
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