More art could soon be seen around Turlock as the City Council will consider adopting a new Public Art Policy and Guidelines at a special meeting on Tuesday. The Turlock Parks, Arts and Recreation Commission has been working on a new public art policy for quite some time and a draft version of the guidelines was reviewed by both the PARC and the City Council during a joint meeting in September. Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities Manager Erik Schulze said the intent of the Public Art Policy and Guidelines is to place a variety of public art pieces throughout the City, making it accessible to the entire community.
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