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Frederic board approves painted-pole public art for village parks
Summary
The Frederic Village Board approved plans from Frederic Arts for painted-pole public-art installations to be created with community participation and placed in village parks, directing the group to coordinate placement with the Park Board.
The Frederic Village Board on June 8 approved a plan from Frederic Arts to install painted poles in village parks and asked the nonprofit to coordinate placement with the Park Board.
Representatives from Frederic Arts described the project, which they said would involve community members helping to paint the poles. The board approved the installations on a motion by B Harlander, seconded by B Morris; the motion was recorded as "Carried" (vote tally not specified in the minutes).
The approval directs Frederic Arts to work with the Park Board on where to place the poles. No funding source or installation timeline was specified in the minutes.
The board addressed the art proposal during its regular meeting at Frederic Village Hall. The board handled several other community-organization requests later in the meeting, including event licensing for Family Days and facility requests from local groups.
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