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STAFF REPORT <br />TO:Parks & Recreation Commission <br />FROM:Steven Anderson, Parks and Recreation Director <br />DATE:June 6, 2024 <br />RE:Art in the Park Sub-Committee Formation <br />ACTION REQUESTED <br />No action is requested. <br />BACKGROUND <br />At the May 2, 2024 Parks and Recreation Commission meeting, the Commission had some good <br />discussions on a feasible Art in the Park concept. One of the items discussed was utilizing the <br />Commission to help with getting this concept up and running at a park. Staff would like to form <br />a subcommittee with three Commissioners to help continue to move this project in the right <br />direction and get it completed in 2024. The estimated time expectation of the Art in the Park <br />subcommittee would be one or two one-hour meetings a month over the next four months (4-6 <br />meetings total). That will allow sufficient time to create and implement a plan. Staff can provide <br />assistance, but the subcommittee of the Commissioner can meet independently of staff support <br />and report back. Meetings can be conducted virtually or in-person and space would be available <br />at City Hall but meeting outside of the City Hall would be acceptable as well. Meeting times and <br />places would be at the discretion of the subcommittee. At the last meeting, Commission Hipp <br />provided an update on the research that has been done with Commissioner Chercher stated that <br />they do have a trial proposed that could formally come before the Commission at the next <br />meeting. She provided a brief overview of the art in the park concept. Staff is looking for one <br />more Commissioner to volunteer for the Art in the Park subcommittee, joining Commissioners <br />Hipp and Churcher. Once a subcommittee has been formed, staff will reach out with dates for a <br />kick-off meeting and then go from there. <br />STAFF RECOMMENDATION <br />Staff recommends two or three Commissioners volunteer to form a subcommittee to assist staff <br />with the art in the park project.