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Arts board recommends the emblem design to the council, asking for the road-sign "66" font and red boots
Planning staff told the Beautification and Public Arts Advisory Board that under City ordinance water tower emblems must be reviewed by the board before the council. Representatives of the Historic Route 66 Association and the San Jacinto Neighborhood Association said they had raised $8,000 of the $18,000 needed; a board member said the $18,000 was for costs above the portion the City would cover. The board voted unanimously to recommend the project, asking if possible that the "66" be changed back to the road-sign font and the boots in "Amarillo" be made red.[1]
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September 14, 2021: "per City ordinance, water tower emblems must be reviewed by the Board prior to review by City Council." The groups "raised $8,000 of the $18,000 required," and a board member "clarified to the Board that the $18,000 needed is for costs over and above the portion of the project that the City will be covering." The motion recommended the project to council and requested, "if possible, to change the 66 back to the road sign font and to make the boots in Amarillo red." [1]
- Raised
- $8,000
- Required
- $18,000
