Arts and public art items in Town of Morrisville
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| Subject | Items |
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| Arts and public art | 31 |
| Parks and recreation | 9 |
| Police and public safety | 4 |
| Fees and utility rates | 3 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 3 |
| Zoning text amendment | 3 |
| Appointments and personnel | 2 |
| Environment and sustainability | 2 |
| Faith and cultural communities | 2 |
| Fire and EMS | 2 |
| Roads and transportation | 2 |
| Schools and education | 2 |
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An application to the state Parks and Recreation Trust Fund, the main state source for local park projects.
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Proclamation or recognition Arts and public art
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The quarterly update on capital projects.Staff or committee report Arts and public art
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An analysis of the fire department's deployment model, meaning where stations sit and how fast they reach calls.
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An update from the communications and outreach department.Staff or committee report Arts and public art
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A 2023 gap analysis of the fire department, setting out where cover falls short.
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A pilot public art programme.Other Arts and public art
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Student winners of the Morrisville Environment and Stormwater Committee's poster contest are recognized.
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Planning Manager Brittany Johnson presented the council with options for where to place a town mural.Presentation Arts and public art
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Planning Manager Brittany Johnson presented possible sites for a new public mural.Discussion item Arts and public art
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Director Mary Faucette presented the department's reorganization, including a new FY25 organizational chart covering 25 full-time and about 130 part-time staff.
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The council considers placing a statue of Mahatma Gandhi on town property under an agreement with the Heritage India Association. The item also includes a public art acceptance policy.Resolution Arts and public art
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The updated report counts 11 open seats across six advisory committees: two on the Environment and Stormwater Committee, three on the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee, one on the Public Safety Advisory Committee, and five on the Smart City Steering Committee. The Planning and Zoning Board an…
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Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources staff will walk the council through the GreenPlay Pyramid Methodology and a ten-step cost recovery process, then ask for direction on how far to take it. Morrisville's parks and recreation cost recovery rose from 16% in fiscal 2021 to 43% in fiscal 2024, above the 34% national…
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Deputy Town Clerk Beaonca McCain reports on vacancies across five advisory committees, including open seats on the Environment and Stormwater Committee, the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee, and the Public Safety Advisory Committee.
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A new Public Art Acceptance Policy comes to the council, brought by the planning director after a briefing at the May 14 meeting.Resolution Arts and public art
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Planning staff brief the council on a proposed Public Art Acceptance Policy, with a vote to follow May 28.Discussion item Arts and public art
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The council recognizes the retirement of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources employee Jerry Allen.
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A proclamation recognizes the Holi Festival of Colors.
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The council selects a mural design, after a February 13 presentation of finalist work samples and site-specific concepts.Other Arts and public art
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Staff present finalist designs for a mural, with a selection vote scheduled for February 27.Presentation Arts and public art
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The council recognizes winners of the 18th annual MESC poster contest, presented by Sustainability Coordinator Kimberly Conley and MESC Vice Chair Donna Catalini.
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Members bring four items for discussion: a staff appreciation event, a community 5K, formal design work for a disc golf course at Church Street Park, and a senior shuttle option for Luther Green Center and nearby retirement communities. Staff also brief the council on relocating a Gandhi statue from Raleigh's Marbles…
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A resolution would amend the FY2024 user fee schedule to add fees tied to the town's mural program.
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The roundtable covers a possible town electric-bike rebate program modeled on Raleigh's, whether to buy a mobile stage instead of renting one for town events, a discounted Morrisville Aquatics and Fitness Center rate for Wake County school employees working in town, and whether to accept and relocate a Gandhi statue c…
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The council decides whether to adopt an ordinance amending the Unified Development Ordinance's rules on murals, after a public hearing held May 23.
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The council holds a public hearing on text amendments allowing murals under the Unified Development Ordinance, part of a planned town public art program. The Planning and Zoning Board split 2-2 on the amendments April 13, which under the board's rules forwarded a default recommendation of denial citing concerns about…
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The draft ordinance would add murals to the town's accessory use table and let one cover a full exterior side or rear wall, or half of two such walls, with town-owned buildings allowed to cover two full walls. Murals would have to stay free of peeling paint or damage, carry anti-graffiti coating and UV-resistant paint…
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Planner Brittany Johnson would brief the council on a proposed mural program pitched as a pilot for a broader public art program. Staff have narrowed the search to three candidate locations and are still weighing themes.Presentation Arts and public art
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The roundtable is a standing item for council members to raise ideas outside the formal agenda. Its tracking list carries 18 items still in progress, including handicap parking at Town Center special events, a possible temporary disc golf course, and town-owned land on Church Street being evaluated for a Habitat for H…
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Interim Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Director Mary Faucette presents a proclamation recognizing 2023 as the Year of the Trail.
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