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Board clarifies selection-committee roles and asks council for delegation option


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Board clarifies selection-committee roles and asks council for delegation option
Chelsea and Meredith described required selection‑committee roles and public‑meeting obligations for any commission process. The state’s process requires a committee that can answer technical installation questions (for example, load‑bearing walls and electrical access) and typically includes at least one local artist, an architect or project representative, and an owner‑agency representative.

Chelsea told the board a recommended delegation language had been reviewed by attorneys and could be presented to council: the APP board would list the proposed selection committee, describe the theme and process, and ask council to delegate authority for that committee for this specific project. Chelsea added council could decline or amend such a delegation, in which case the selection process might have to restart.

Board members discussed rolling quorums, backups and attendance expectations so required roles remain represented at key meetings. Staff said all selection‑committee meetings must be public and that some county approvals would still be required after the committee selects an artist.

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