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PublicArtCommission | 2019-05-29 | 2 | Minutes of the Public Art Commission Regular Meeting Wednesday, May 29, 2019 Butler: We should discuss that during discussions. Chairperson Hoy: Remind us where we are with the budget? Butler: We have about $41,000 for cultural arts. Commissioner Hoy: So we are already at the limit? Butler: We have more for physical arts. Chairperson Hoy: Would these small grants not allow someone to pursue the larger grants? Butler: I think they would be able to pursue the larger grants. Chairperson Hoy: What about operating expenses? I know we have them with the big grants but would any allowances be allowed for the smaller grants? For expenses in the grants? Butler: That's a discussion question. Chairperson Hoy: Would organizations outside of Alameda be allowed to apply as they were doing a piece in Alameda? Butler: I don't think we could discriminate. We could say it has to take place in Alameda, but I don't think we can discriminate as to where the business is located. Commissioner Farrell: Are the 20 grants per year 20 applications you'll receive per year or 20 to dole out? Butler: 20 to dole out. Commissioner Lewis: What is the enforcement mechanism for that? Or is that a discussion question? Butler: That's a discussion question, I don't think Chairperson Hoy was finished. Chairperson Hoy: Could these grants be part of a larger application? If someone was trying to check off a bunch of small grants for the county or state. Could this be used for that? Butler: For leverage? Yes. Chairperson Hoy: For any purpose. We're not going to say you are applying for too many grants. 2 | PublicArtCommission/2019-05-29.pdf |