Hi Deirdre,

We always have the city public works engineer review the stamped drawings.  They sometimes have good comments/questions. 

• No great ideas for soliciting community feedback. You probably know, it is important to ask the right questions.

I hope all is well with you.

Warm regards,

Karen Rudd, Manager

Marketing and Communicatons

City Hall, Suite 409

810 Union Street, Norfolk, VA 23510 
757-664-6883 cell 757-284-8445

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Afternoon Colleagues!

I have two different questions that I am hoping the PAN universe can help me with!

1. Does anyone have experience working with a third party reviewer to ensure that an artist is in compliance with their stamped drawings during fabrication? I am interested in hearing about the process of doing this.

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2. Please share successful and creative ways to solicit feedback at a community open house during the scoping phase of a public art project.  I am hoping for ideas that go beyond sticky’s and poster boards.   

Thank you in advance for your help!

Deirdre Ehlen

Public Art Project Manager

Arlington Cultural Affairs | Arlington Arts

Arlington Economic Development

1100 North Glebe Road, Suite 1500 | Arlington, VA 22201

Dehlen@arlingtonva.us | 703.228.3331 direct

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