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Owner of 444 Seasons Plaza seeks council approval for mural that deviates from appearance standards

Brevard City Council · January 29, 2026
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Summary

Jennifer Snowden, owner of 444 Seasons Plaza, has applied for permission to paint a mural on her building. The application requires council approval because it would deviate from Brevard City's normal appearance standards.

City Manager Wilson Hooper said the council will consider a public art application from Jennifer Snowden, owner of 444 Seasons Plaza, seeking approval to paint a mural on the side of her building.

Hooper described 444 Seasons Plaza as a group of commercial buildings tucked off North Broad Street near where Creekside Stub subs once stood and said Snowden's proposal requires council approval because it deviates from the city's usual appearance standards for buildings.

Hooper did not provide details about the mural's design, dimensions, or materials in the preview; those details should be available in the posted council packet and public materials for the meeting.