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Public Art Board selects Garth and Trevor for Quilted Together rail‑trail piece; Elizabeth Petercourt named runner‑up
Summary
The Summit County Public Art Advisory Board voted unanimously Dec. 9 to select the top‑scoring submission (referred to in the meeting as Garth and Trevor) for the Quilted Together rail‑trail project, with Elizabeth Petercourt designated as the runner‑up pending additional references and administrative approvals.
The Summit County Public Art Advisory Board voted unanimously Dec. 9 to select the proposal identified in the review as Garth and Trevor for the Quilted Together rail‑trail public art project, with Elizabeth Petercourt named as runner‑up.
Staff presented that 13 proposals were received for the $13,000 pilot project and led the board through compiled scoring and RFP criteria. “We received 13 submissions for the project,” staff stated while summarizing the shortlist and scoring process. After members individually named their top two finalists, the Chair moved that the board select Garth and Trevor; Glenn seconded and the Chair declared, “Motion carries unanimously.”
The board attached a condition to finalizing the award: checks of references and an additional reference for the lead proponent that the board identified as a potential conflict in the submitted materials. Staff said Jenny will follow up to obtain the extra reference and that the selection will be forwarded to the county manager for administrative approval before contracting begins.
Next steps listed by staff include completing reference checks, confirming administrative approvals, and returning with updates on contracting and timeline at a future meeting.
