File #: 23-0147    Version: 1
Type: decision Status: Passed
File created: 1/31/2023 In control: Arts Commission
Agenda date: 2/9/2023 Final action: 2/9/2023
Title: Approval of Martin Way & Pacific Avenue Art Crossing Public Art Final Design
Title
Approval of Martin Way & Pacific Avenue Art Crossing Public Art Final Design

Recommended Action
Move to approve the Martin Way & Pacific Avenue Art Crossing Public Art Final Design

Report
Issue:
Whether to approve the Martin Way & Pacific Avenue Art Crossing Public Art Final Design

Staff Contact:
Stephanie Johnson, Arts Program & Planning Supervisor, Parks, Arts & Recreation, 360.709.2678

Presenter(s):
Jennifer Corio and Dave Frei, Martin Way & Pacific Avenue Art Crossing Project Artists

Background and Analysis:
On January 10, 2023 City Council approved the Arts Commission's recommendation of the Martin Way & Pacific Avenue Art Crossing Concept Plan.

Since that time, the project artists have been working on the final design details per their agreement with the City:

* Develop a final project plan, including any technical drawings and/or specifications to fully describe the project, materials, methods, and costs associated with fabrication and installation of the Artwork.
* Determine a Scope of Work and budget allocations for Phase II. Funds must cover design work, engineering, fabrication, transportation/delivery, identification plaque, electric wiring and fixtures for lighting the sculpture, landscape materials, insurance, artist's fee, travel expenses and applicable taxes.
* Consult with the City's on call Landscape Architect if recommended or required.
* Consult with City transportation and permitting staff if recommended or required.
* Determine a plan for fabrication and installation of identification plaque.
* Bring final design to Arts Commission

Climate Analysis:
The Art Crossing program can contribute to the overall City strategy of encouraging alternative transportation through enhancement of transportation corridors.

Equity Analysis:
Recognizing the Neighborhood Associations alone did not represent the diversity of the neighborhoods, additional community outreach brought additional voices to the project.

Neighborhood/Community In...

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