New proposal would significantly impact Vancouver's public art program
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The episode discusses a proposal by Vancouver City Council that could eliminate public art requirements for private developments, raising concerns in the arts community.
As Vancouver City Council looks for ways to reduce the cost of building new housing, one proposal has sparked concern in the arts community. City staff are apparently recommending eliminating public art requirements for private developments so developers would no longer have to install public art or contribute to the City's public art program. Guest: Steve Jedreicich - Vice chair of Vancouver's public art Committee Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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