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Springdale art board workshops draft public art plan, sets priorities and next steps
Summary
The Springdale Art Review Board met for a workshop to refine a draft public art plan, agreeing to prioritize visible sites along SR‑9 and the river park, to pursue funding from wrap tax and private donors, and to bring cost estimates back to council.
The Springdale Art Review Board met Aug. 17 at the Canyon Community Center to work through a draft public art plan prepared by board member Lisa Benham and facilitated by town staff. Niall, the town staff facilitator, moved the meeting to edit the draft in real time, saying the group could "go through that methodically" and record agreed changes.
Board members agreed on next steps: finalize the plan by January, gather cost estimates through a call for artists, and return to the town council with specific budget requests. Participants emphasized prioritizing visible sites, planning for maintenance reserves and public input, and lining up funding sources before beginning installations. The board approved the consent agenda and adjourned after the workshop.
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