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Council approves America 250 PA mural on Stop Lock building
Summary
Council approved a request from Clinton County Planning to install a 10-by-12-foot America 250 PA mosaic mural on the Stop Lock building, with an unveiling planned between July 3 and July 4; vote recorded as approved on the motion.
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The Lock Haven City Council approved a request from Clinton County and Clinton County Planning to install a 10-by-12-foot mosaic mural from the America 250 PA initiative on the Stop Lock building, with an unveiling planned between July 3 and July 4.
According to the meeting record (agenda item 4C), the mural was presented as a planning request with an attached letter; the transcript notes that Beth Woody from the Planning Department had previously come to explain the project. The mural is described in the record as roughly 10-by-12 feet and sized to fit on the building facade. Councilmember Flora moved approval and the motion was seconded; a roll-call vote was recorded as yes from the councilmembers listed in the transcript and the motion was recorded as approved.
Council did not record additional conditions, funding amounts or maintenance responsibilities for the mural in the portions of the meeting captured by the transcript. The record notes an unveiling window but no firm date; transcripts state the unveiling is likely between July 3 and July 4.
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