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Stanton DDA approves agenda and minutes, issues RFP for metal hornet public art
Summary
At its Feb. 3 meeting the Stanton Downtown Development Authority approved the agenda and Jan. 6 minutes, received a copy of the DDA budget, released a request for estimates for a metal hornet public-art project (deadline Feb. 16, 2026), and discussed welcome-sign location and size options.
The Stanton Downtown Development Authority approved its meeting agenda and January minutes and moved forward on plans for public art and signage during a Feb. 3, 2026 meeting called to order by Chair Coffey at 8:30 a.m.
Board member Sattler moved to approve the meeting agenda; board member Hendrix seconded and the motion carried on a voice vote. Later in the session board member Hendrix moved to approve the Jan. 6, 2026 minutes; Sattler seconded and that motion also carried on a voice vote.
Members received a copy of the DDA’s budget. The transcript records that a budget copy was provided to members but does not include dollar amounts or further discussion of budget line items.
Under current business the board discussed a proposed downtown public-art installation described in the transcript as "metal hornet art." The authority released a request for estimates with a submission deadline of Feb. 16, 2026; the transcript does not specify the requested scope of work, estimated cost, or preferred site.
In new business members talked about location and size options for a downtown welcome sign. The record shows discussion only; the board did not take a formal vote or direct staff to a specific design, location, or funding approach during this meeting.
Chair Coffey moved to adjourn at 9:05 a.m.; Sattler seconded and the motion carried on a voice vote.
Votes at a glance: - Approval of agenda — motion by Sattler, seconded by Hendrix; outcome: approved by voice vote. - Approval of Jan. 6, 2026 minutes — motion by Hendrix, seconded by Sattler; outcome: approved by voice vote. - Adjournment — motion by Coffey, seconded by Sattler; outcome: approved by voice vote.
The authority did not record public comments, and no formal ordinances, contracts, or budget appropriations were voted on during the meeting. The board will likely address design details for the public-art request and welcome sign at a future session.
