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Council endorses joining regional creative-arts district application
Summary
South Bend council voted to endorse joining Raymond's creative-arts district application; proponents said the designation costs little to apply for and can make arts-related grant funding more accessible for local theater and maker spaces.
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Bill Dor, a member of a local community development board, presented a request for the city to endorse joining Raymond's application for a state creative-arts district. Dor said there is "no cost to the application" and that the designation can open grant opportunities for signage, maker spaces and small arts institutions.
Council members asked whether any sponsoring agency or promotional costs would be required; Dor said the sponsoring agency (the Willapa Community Development Association as presented) would cover minimal promotional costs. A council member moved to support joining the application, a second was received, and the chair announced "motion carries." The council recorded its endorsement and thanked the presenters.
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