Committee declines mural on public property, suggests private options
Summary
A proposal by Peggy Rogers to place a mural on village property was reviewed and declined unanimously; the committee cited lack of suitable wall space at Lions Park shelter and wear on a fence near the rail tracks, and encouraged Ms. Rogers to seek private property or partners.
The Building and Grounds Committee reviewed mural concepts submitted by Peggy Rogers and unanimously declined using village-owned property for a mural. Committee members said the Lions Park shelter does not have sufficient uninterrupted wall space for the proposed mural and that the fence along the parking/rail tracks is unsuitable because material would suffer from constant wear from train traffic.
Committee chair Alison Genslinger encouraged Ms. Rogers to pursue interested private property owners or community partners who could host the artwork. No formal motion to relocate the mural to a village site was made; the committee’s position was recorded as a unanimous decision to decline use of public property.
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