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Board moves from the Civic Center to the Parks and Recreation Department
The Civic Center general manager, who had staffed the board, announced that it would move to the Parks and Recreation Department. Under an item titled "Reallocation of Funds for Staff Support" the board discussed reallocating beautification funding to support a staff position in Parks; the filed minutes record a motion "to move the board to parks and to reallocate" and the text stops there. On April 12 the Parks director introduced the selected Beautification and Public Arts coordinator, and on May 10 he said the department had created a new division for inclusion in the City budget.[1][2][3][4]
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Item 6 of the January 11, 2022 minutes, "Discuss and Consider Reallocation of Funds for Staff Support," records that "the board discussed the possibility of reallocating beautification funding to support a staff position in parks. Andi Wardlaw motioned to move the board to parks and to reallocate" — the sentence ends there at the foot of page 1, and page 2 begins with Item 7. The second, the vote and the amount are not recorded in the filed minutes. [1]
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On May 10, 2022 the Parks director "announced that the Parks and Recreation department created a new division for inclusion in the City Budget," with the coordinator as staff for "the new Beautification and Public Arts division," and thanked the Area foundation "for awarding a grant for beautification and public arts." On July 12 he said the department "has requested the establishment of Beautification and Public Arts as its' own division." The minutes do not give the division's budget or the grant amount. [3][4]
