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Community Development Agency <br /> www.santa-ana.org/cd <br /> Item # 10 <br /> City of Santa Ana <br /> 20 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, CA 92701 <br /> Staff Report <br /> May 5, 2026 <br /> TOPIC: Public Art and Preservation Policy <br /> AGENDA TITLE <br /> Public Art and Preservation Policy <br /> RECOMMENDED ACTION <br /> Receive and File the Public Art and Preservation Policy. <br /> GOVERNMENT CODE §84308 APPLIES: No <br /> DISCUSSION <br /> Public art plays a vital role in shaping the identity, character, and cultural vibrancy of the <br /> City of Santa Ana (City). Murals, sculptures, installations, and other forms of artistic <br /> expression activate public spaces, celebrate the community's cultural heritage, and <br /> enhance the visual environment for residents and visitors. <br /> The City Council previously adopted the Arts & Culture Master Plan, which includes <br /> recommendations to establish a formal public art program and policy (Goal 8.1). As the <br /> City continues to invest in placemaking, economic development, and capital <br /> improvements, a comprehensive framework is needed to guide the planning, <br /> commissioning, installation, and long-term stewardship of public art. <br /> The proposed Public Art and Preservation Policy establishes this framework and <br /> ensures that public art projects are implemented in a consistent, transparent, and <br /> responsible manner. <br /> On March 19, 2026, the Arts & Culture Commission reviewed the proposed policy and <br /> voted unanimously to recommend its approval by the City Council. Staff also solicited <br /> and have incorporated community input through written comments and public <br /> participation at the Commission meeting. <br /> Policy Purpose <br /> The Public Art and Preservation Policy is an internal administrative framework that <br /> provides clear guidance to City staff on the planning, evaluation, installation, <br /> maintenance, and preservation of public art throughout the City. <br />
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