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Springdale Council approves $5,000 RAP Tax for Zion Canyon Art Festival
Summary
Council voted unanimously to grant $5,000 in RAP Tax funding to the proposed Zion Canyon Art Festival after a presentation by applicant Adrienne Gates outlining partnerships, a poster program, and coordination plans with town staff.
The Springdale Town Council approved a $5,000 RAP Tax award for the proposed Zion Canyon Art Festival after the applicant, Adrienne Gates, presented a community‑focused concept that emphasizes local partnerships and an artist poster program. Gates described the town’s evolving walkability and arts initiatives and said she intends to coordinate closely with the town on parking, security, infrastructure and permitting. Council members expressed support but asked for formal business commitments and clarity on revenue allocation mechanisms.
On the motion by Council Member Randy Aton, seconded by Pat Campbell, the council voted unanimously to approve RAP Tax funding in the amount of $5,000. The council noted that implementation details—how proceeds would be shared if the event is profitable—depend on RAP Tax program rules and that the applicant would secure business commitments contingent on funding approval.
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