On Nov 6, 2018, at 2:47 PM, Julie Burros <burros@metrisarts.com> wrote:The Boston has an insurance waiver option for temporary public art installations - check out this link for info: https://www.boston.gov/departments/arts-and-culture/how-apply-public-art-and-design-projectsJB
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On Tue, Nov 6, 2018 at 2:15 PM Pax <Pax@augustaarts.com> wrote:Dear PAN listserv,
We are acting as helpers in the conversation between city departments and a group of local needle craft folks who want to do a yarn installation, without having it be cut down because they did something that violates city codes. It’s all going along well and the city department heads are in favor, but the issue of liability insurance during installation has arisen. We’re not commissioning this work. The City isn’t either, really. We’re just trying to help this great group of enthusiastic people do something fun and creative, and follow city rules as best they can.
I’ve had the help of Lee Snelgrove in Columbia, SC who said their arts council, One Columbia, enters their insurance policy number on their zoning department’s temporary encroachment form. Our board of directors might not support that for a project we’re not actually managing, being done by a bunch of volunteers.
I hate to break the news to these knitters that they might need to insure themselves, but maybe that’s the answer.
Does anyone have advice? I thank you.
Pax
Pax Bobrow
Greater Augusta Arts Council
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