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Home My WebLink About02.16.2023 Cultural Arts Commission Agenda Agenda CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO MEETING OF THE CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION Thursday, February 16, 2023 6:30 P.M. TELECONFERENCE MEETING Welcome to the Meeting of the Cultural Arts Commission. Please note that the Cultural Arts Commission may meet by teleconference, consistent with the Brown Act as amended by AB 361 (2021). Under the amended rules, the City will not provide a physical location for members of the public to participate in the teleconference meeting. The purpose of conducting the meeting as described in this notice is to provide the safest environment for staff and the public while allowing for public participation. Commissioners Boldenweck, Chair Bond, Bowen, Vice Chair DeNatale, Foley, Luster, Maharaj, Mardahay, Pomposo, Ramos, and Zelaya and essential City staff will participate via Teleconference. 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RISHA BOND CHAIRPERSON MICHAEL DENATALE VICE CHAIR LENITA BOLDENWECK COMMISSIONER SARAH BOWEN COMMISSIONER PETER FOLEY COMMISSIONER FRANCES LUSTER COMMISSIONER ZUBIN MAHARAJ COMMISSIONER MILLIE MARDAHAY COMMISSIONER LYDIA POMPOSO COMMISIONER RAUL RAMOS COMMISSIONER JOSE ZELAYA COMMISSIONER ERCIE SANTOS CULTURAL ARTS SPECIALIST ERIN O’BRIEN BUSINESS MANAGER KEREN SOLANO COMMISSION CLERK GREG MEDIATI DIRECTOR PARKS AND RECREATION ANGELA DULDULAO DEPUTUY DIRECTOR PARKS AND RECREATION Agenda CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION MEETING Teleconference Meeting Thursday, February 16, 2023 6:30 p.m. A G E N D A I. Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Agenda Review IV. Approval of Minutes of January 19, 2023 V. Citizen Participation (Citizen comment on items not agendized/informational only) VI. Presentation Award Finalists: “Abundance” Two-Dimensional Art Show VII. Unfinished Business 1. Cultural Arts Funding Review (Deputy Director, Angela Duldulao) Status/ Action VIII. New Business IX. Subcommittees 1. Strategic Vision Status 2. Sculpture Status 3. Urban Art Status 4. Youth Art Programs • Art Show (Mar 10-11, 2023) • Jack Drago Youth Art Scholarship Status 5. Fundraiser Status 6. “Abundance:” A 2D Art show (Jan 27 & 28, 2023) Follow-up 7. Performing Arts Status X. Items from Commission XI. Items from Staff 1. Upcoming Events 2. In person meetings resume in March-Location update 3. Former Cultural Arts Commissioner Shane Looper XII. Correspondence XIII. Adjournment Next Meeting: March 16, 2023 Correspondence Due: March 3, 2023 MINUTES OF THE CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION MEETING CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Thursday January 19, 2023 Teleconference Meeting I. CALL TO ORDER: 6:30 p.m. II. ROLL CALL: Present: Commissioners: Boldenweck, Bond, Bowen (8:04 p.m.) *, DeNatale, Foley, Maharaj, Mardahay, Pomposo, Ramos, Zelaya (9:15 p.m.) * Absent: Commissioners: Luster Staff Present: Angela Duldulao, Acting Deputy Director of Parks & Recreation Greg Mediati, Director of Parks and Recreation Ercie Santos, Cultural Arts Specialist Keren Solano, Administrative Assistant II Kari Jung, Management Analyst I Billy Gross, Principal Planner III. AGENDA REVIEW: Business Manager, Erin O’Brien, and City staff recommended changing agenda item VII.2 Lindenville Specific Plan Update to agenda item VI.2. Additionally, agenda items IX. a and b should be under agenda item X. Items from Staff, 1. Upcoming Events. IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of November 17, 2022: Minutes for November 17, 2022 stand as sent. V. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: N/A VI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: 1. Public Art Master Plan  Amanda Rawson, Barbara Goldstein, and Gail Goldman with Art Builds Community (ABC) shared emerging themes from the Public Art Master Plan community engagement process and sought the Commission’s feedback on the themes.  The themes will inform the recommendations made in the Public Art Master Plan.  The draft plan will be reviewed by City staff, the Strategic Vision subcommittee, and the Cultural Arts Commission. The final plan will then be presented to City Council for their review.  Commissioner Bond asked about economic equity not being captured as a theme and Barbara Goldstein responded that it would be covered in the plan’s recommendations.  Commissioner Maharaj shared an idea for an art related project and asked if Commissioners would have an opportunity to review the plan to include such ideas. Cultural Arts Commission Minutes of January 19, 2023 Page 2 ABC responded that the plan would be written with a broad scope that could support art project ideas, without limiting future art opportunities. 2. Cultural Arts Funding Review  Deputy Director, Angela Duldulao, presented the Cultural Arts Funding Review to the Commission.  Commissioner Bond requested a meeting with staff to discuss her ideas about how to disperse funds between subcommittees. 3. Subcommittee Reorganization  Specialist Santos informed the Commission the 2023 Goals & Committees chart provided in the packet is based on the nine survey responses received from the survey that was sent to commissioners last November. VII. NEW BUSINESS: 1. Election of Officers  Chairperson Mardahay nominated Vice Chair Bond as the new Chair of the Commission. Vice Chair Bond accepted the nomination.  Followed by a second from Commissioner DeNatale.  Roll Call Vote Results | The Commission has voted to accept Vice Chair Bond as the new Chair of the Commission (AYES: Boldenweck, DeNatale, Foley, Maharaj, Mardahay, Pomposo, Ramos, and Zelaya. ABSENT: Bowen and Luster)  Commissioner Mardahay nominated Commissioner DeNatale as the Vice Chair of the Commission. Commissioner DeNatale accepted the nomination.  Followed by a second from Commissioner Boldenweck.  Roll Call Vote Results | The Commission has voted to accept Commissioner DeNatale as the new Vice Chair of the Commission (AYES: Boldenweck, Bond, Foley, Maharaj, Mardahay, Pomposo, Ramos, and Zelaya. ABSENT: Bowen and Luster) 2. Lindenville Specific Plan Update  Eric Yurkovitch and Meghan McNulty with Raimi & Associates presented the Lindenville Specific Plan to the Commission.  Eric Yurkovitch informed the Commission there is an online survey on Alternatives available on shapessf.com which closes on February 5, 2023.  The Commission discussed the tool kits presented by Raimi & Associates and the different art options for mixed use facilities.  Principal Planner Billy Gross informed the Commission that the execution of the full vision of such a plan will take a minimum of 15-20 years. 3. Cultural Activities Grant  Management Analyst, Kari Jung, presented information regarding the Cultural Activities Grant and recommended the Performing Arts Subcommittee take the lead on this project.  Chair Bond voiced her approval for the Performing Arts Subcommittee to lead the efforts of the Cultural Activities Grant. There were no objections from the Commission.  Commissioner Mardahay asked for clarification on whether the Cultural Activities Grant is open to everyone regardless of the type of art. Management Analyst, Kari Jung, informed the Commission the subcommittee will accept proposals that provide cultural exposure to the residents of South San Francisco. Cultural Arts Commission Minutes of January 19, 2023 Page 3 VIII. SUBCOMMITTEES: 1. Strategic Vision  Vice Chair DeNatale informed the Commission the subcommittee is working on a proposal to the Commission on the potential use of the $500,000 in developer contributions from the IQHQ project at 580 Dubuque Avenue. 2. Sculpture  Commissioner Boldenweck requested to have Director Greg Mediati at their next subcommittee meeting to discuss the placement and selection of artwork at the new Library | Parks and Recreation Center (LPR). 3. Urban Art  No update. 4. Youth Art Programs  Art Show  On behalf of Commissioner Bowen, Specialist Santos informed the Commission the Youth Art Show is scheduled for March 10-11, 2023, in partnership with the South San Francisco Unified School District. The co-partnered program is returning after being paused due to COVID-19.  Jack Drago Youth Art Scholarship  Specialist Santos informed the Commission the Youth Art Scholarship program is for eligible graduating seniors from the South San Francisco Unified School District. It was established in 1999 and in 2003 it was renamed to honor Jack Drago, former Mayor and founder of the Cultural Arts Commission. Since 1999, 40 students have been awarded the scholarship.  Specialist Santos presented Commissioner Bowen’s proposal to increase the award amount to a total of $4,000 to reflect the positive outcome of last year’s funding efforts.  Chair Bond motioned to accept Commissioner Bowen’s recommendation of increasing the award amount from $3,000 to $4,000.  Followed by a second from Commissioner Maharaj.  Roll Call Vote Results | The Commission has voted to accept to increase the scholarship amount to $4,000. (AYES: Boldenweck, DeNatale, Foley, Maharaj, Mardahay, Pomposo, Ramos, and Zelaya. ABSENT: Bowen and Luster) 5. Fundraiser  Business Manager, Erin O’Brien, reminded the Commission the subcommittee currently does not have a chair and expressed the importance of having a Chair for this subcommittee.  Vice Chair DeNatale requested to have the subcommittee meet to discuss the encumbrance amount for the Youth Art Scholarship based on the fundraiser goals. 6. “Abundance:” A 2D Art Show (Jan 27 & 28, 2023)  Chair Bond requested Commissioners fill out the docent sign up list for the 2D art show and also informed the Commission that a judge has been confirmed for the art show.  Specialist Santos informed the Commission there are currently over 50 art pieces that will be featured. Online art entries are being accepted until midnight January 19, 2023. Drop-in entries will also be accepted on Tuesday, January 24 between 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. 7. Performing Arts Cultural Arts Commission Minutes of January 19, 2023 Page 4  Commissioner Maharaj requested a meeting with City staff to discuss outreach for the Cultural Arts Activities Grant.  Commissioner Maharaj informed the Commission he will be performing at the 2D Art Show. IX. ITEMS FROM COMMISSION: a. San Francisco Opera  Business Manager, Erin O’Brien, informed the Commission the San Francisco Opera will be holding performances at Orange Memorial Park on March 17-19, 2023. South San Francisco is one of the four cities that was selected by the San Francisco Opera for these special performances.  Specialist Santos informed the Commission that the San Francisco Opera has officially released the dates to their members. b. Calendar of Events  Deputy Director, Angela Duldulao, informed the Commission there are dates marked as “TBD” on the Calendar of Events due to the uncertain timing of construction projects and the opening of the new Library | Parks and Recreation Center (LPR). Staff hope to confirm these dates soon.  Director Greg Mediati announced Commissioner Luster has been reappointed to the Commission and Deputy Director, Angela Duldulao, is officially promoted to the role of Deputy Director of the Parks and Recreation Department.  Director Greg Mediati informed the Commission there is a possibility of in-person meetings returning in March due to the expiration of the emergency variance of the Brown Act. X. ITEMS FROM STAFF:  Commissioner DeNatale shared an invitation he received from the Society of West Coast Artists to attend their board meeting on January 21, 2023, as he is unable to attend. XI. CORRESPONDENCE:  Specialist Santos informed the Commission of an exhibit being featured at the Peninsula Museum of Art. XII. ADJOURNMENT: Chair Bond adjourned the meeting at 9:29 p.m. Next Meeting: February 16, 2023 Respectfully submitted, Keren Solano Administrative Assistant II Staff Report DATE: February 16, 2023 TO: Cultural Arts Commission FROM: Angela Duldulao, Deputy Director of Parks and Recreation SUBJECT: Cultural Arts Funding Review RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the Cultural Arts Commission continue a discussion about how to plan for and prioritize Cultural Arts projects. BACKGROUND/DISCUSSION At the November 17, 2022 and January 19, 2023 Cultural Arts Commission meeting, staff provided information about funding available for the Cultural Arts Program to aid the Commission in the planning and prioritization of art projects. As part of this ongoing discussion, staff will be presenting and asking for the Commission’s feedback on the following topics: •Determining an appropriate rolling balance for the Cultural Arts Donations Account. •Continued discussion on a methodology to plan for and prioritize art projects. A copy of the presentation is available in Attachment 1. The presentation presents some options and examples to aid the Commission’s discussion, however, Commissioners are invited to share additional ideas. Staff will review the presentation in further detail at the Commission meeting and will be available to respond to questions. Agenda Item VII: Unfinished Business Cultural Arts Funding Review (continued) FEBRUARY 16, 2023 Agenda Item VII: Unfinished Business Discussion Topics Rolling balance for Cultural Arts Donations Account Planning and prioritizing art projects Cultural Arts Donations Account Cultural Arts Donations Account Table 1 Beginning Balance Year-To-Date Debits Year-To-Date Credits Ending Balance CULTURAL ARTS DONATIONS/FUNDRAISING 72,050 (1,139) 6,579 77,489 CalTrain Art Encumbrance 45,000 --45,000 Scholarship Encumbrance 3,000 --3,000 Deposit Corrections 600 --600 Balance w/ Encumbrances 28,889 What is an appropriate rolling balance to maintain in this account? Cultural Arts Donations Account Average account balance: ~$30,000* Even amount of income and expenditures: ~$5,000 each* Scholarship awards: $1,500 to $3,000 Awards for winning art exhibits: $200 to $225 per exhibit Utility Box Mural Program: $400 per honorarium Fundraiser expenses: $500 to $600 *Above bullets exclude outliers like the $45,000 for Caltrain Cultural Arts Donations Account Option 1:Keep the fund strictly for the cultural arts Base Program (i.e., scholarships and artist awards/honorariums for art exhibits and the utility box mural program) Considerations: This could be a temporary decision until the Commission establishes a fundraising plan in 2023 and possibly beyond. May also take into account future funding opportunities. Cultural Arts Donations Account Option 2:Identify a Base Program Reserve. Establish a reserve amount that could support the Base Program during years when fundraising is limited. Considerations: Average annual expenditures is ~$5,000. Commission could identify number of years of funding to determine reserve amount. For example, 3 years reserve funding x $5,000 = $15,000. Cultural Arts Donations Account Option 3:Identify an Art Investment Reserve. Establish a process for moving surplus funding into a reserve intended for future art investments. Considerations: During years when the amount of funds raised exceed the needs of the Base Program, the Commission could designate surplus funding for special uses. For example, if the Commission raises $7,000 and ends the fiscal year with $5,000 in expenses, the $2,000 balance could be moved into the Art Investment Reserve. Cultural Arts Donations Account Option 4:Other suggestions? Considerations: Options are not limited to what has been presented. Planning and Prioritizing Art Projects Unrestricted Funding Balance as of January 31, 2023: $72,477 Balance excluding Cultural Arts Donations Account: $43,588 Projects by Subcommittee FUNDRAISING •SF Opera •Cultural Arts Summer BBQ (August 27, 2023) PERFORMING ARTS •Cultural Activities Grant Program ($10,000) SCULPTURE •“Windswept” Repair and Relocation to LPR Native Garden ($10,000+ installation) STRATEGIC VISION •Public Art Master Plan URBAN ART •Graffiti Abatement Murals ($56,000) YOUTH ART PROGRAMS •Jack Drago CAC Youth Art Scholarship •Youth Art Show ART GALLERY EXHIBITS •January 27-28: 2-dimensional Art •March 10-11: Youth Art Show •May or July: Cancelled in 2023 •October 13-14: Day of the Dead DISCUSSION CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION - 2023 GOALS & COMMITTEES February 2023 2023 ART GALLERY/EXHIBITS Strategic Vision Youth Art Programs 1) Youth Art Scholarship 2) Youth Art Show (Show 2-March or April) March 10/11, 2023 Fundraising Sculpture Urban Art includes Utility Box Murals Performing Arts Show 1 (February) January 27-28 2D Art Show Show 3 (May or July) Cancelled for 2023 only Show 4 (October) Oct 13-14 Day of the Dead         CHAIR M. DeNatale S. Bowen * M. DeNatale * Temporary to April L. Boldenweck R. Bond Z. Maharaj R. Bond (only in 2023) R. Bond L. Boldenweck MEMBER R. Bond M. DeNatale S. Bowen M. DeNatale P. Foley L.Pomposo M. DeNatale R. Bond 2023 P. Foley F.Luster L.Pomposo P. Foley J.Zelaya J.Zelaya L.Pomposo L.Pomposo Z. Maharaj L. Boldenweck F.Luster F.Luster F.Luster F.Luster J.Zelaya R. Ramos F.Luster R. Ramos F.Luster Alternate F.Luster 2023 Art Gallery Show / Event Dates 1. January 27 & 28 2-dimensional Art (Extended Exhibit Feb 6 through 27) 2. March 10 & 11 Youth Art Show 3. May or July Cancelled for 2023 only 4. October 13 &14 Day of the Dead • Sunday, August 27 BBQ Fundraiser Additional 2023 Art Event in SSF • March 17, 18 & 19 SF Opera / La Boheme 280-27414 Cultural Arts Donations/Fundraising Account FY 2022 - 2023 Section A - INCOME Rolling Balance 7/1/22 July August Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.Jan.FY Subtotal Rolling Total Cultural Arts Fund - Past FY starting balance (pre-2020-2021)79,384.15 - 79,384.15 Rolling Balance/Rolling Total detailed breakdown in rows for Section A.1 through A.6 represents information as of July 1, 2021 1. General Donations 600.00 20.00 1.00 21.00 621.00 2. Fundraising Funds 736.95 1,147.35 4,350.75 80.00 5,578.10 6,315.05 3. Scholarship Donations 200.00 - 200.00 4. Artist Sales - 140.00 140.00 140.00 5. Artist Entry Fees 560.00 85.00 40.00 65.00 50.00 240.00 800.00 6. Interest Allocation/Other 1,963.75 500.00 100.00 600.00 2,563.75 Income Subtotal 83,444.85 85.00 1,167.35 4,890.75 320.00 66.00 50.00 - 6,579.10 90,023.95 Section B - EXPENSES July August Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.Jan.FY Subtotal Rolling Total Cultural Arts Fund - Rolling Balance/Rolling Total detailed breakdown in rows for Section B.1 through B.7 represents information as of July 1, 2021 1. Event Expenses - 542.75 19.73 562.48 562.48 2. Art Purchased - - - 3. Scholarships Awarded 6,000.00 - 6,000.00 4. Artist Sales - Payments 40.00 152.00 152.00 192.00 5. Awards for Winning Art Exhibits 850.00 225.00 200.00 425.00 1,275.00 6. Utility Box Mural Program - - - 7. Other Expenses 4,505.00 - 4,505.00 Expenses Subtotal 11,395.00 - 225.00 542.75 19.73 352.00 - - 1,139.48 12,534.48 BALANCE TOTAL 72,049.85 72,134.85 73,077.20 77,425.20 77,725.47 77,439.47 77,489.47 77,489.47 Section C - ENCUMBRANCES July August Sept.Oct.Nov.Dec.Jan. 1. Youth Scholarship*- (3,000.00) (3,000.00) (3,000.00) (3,000.00) (3,000.00) (3,000.00) (3,000.00) 2. Caltrain Sculpture Contingency (45,000.00) (45,000.00) (45,000.00) (45,000.00) (45,000.00) (45,000.00) (45,000.00) (45,000.00) 3. Deposit Corrections (500.00) (600.00) (600.00) (600.00) (600.00) Encumbrance Subtotal (45,000.00) (48,000.00) (48,000.00) (48,500.00) (48,600.00) (48,600.00) (48,600.00) (48,600.00) Balance w/ Encumbrances 27,049.85 24,134.85 25,077.20 28,925.20 29,125.47 28,839.47 28,889.47 28,889.47 * Youth Scholarship encumbrance renewed on July 1 (start of fiscal year) CULTURAL ARTS FUND SUMMARY as of 1/31/2022 Table 1 Beginning Balance Year-To-Date Debits Year-To-Date Credits Ending Balance CULTURAL ARTS DONATIONS/FUNDRAISING 72,050 (1,139) 6,579 77,489 Caltrain Sculpture Contingency 45,000 --45,000 Scholarship Encumbrance 3,000 --3,000 Deposit Corrections 600 --600 Balance w/ Encumbrances 28,889 * Table 2 Beginning Balance Year-To-Date Debits Year-To-Date Credits Ending Balance DESIGNATED FOR PUBLIC ART 33,588 --33,588 * Table 3 Beginning Balance Year-To-Date Debits Year-To-Date Credits Ending Balance GENERAL FUND (FY 2022-2023)76,000 --76,000 Graffiti abatement murals (FY 21-22 rollover)56,000 --56,000 Public Art Allocation (unrestricted)10,000 --10,000 * Cultural Activities Grant Program 10,000 --10,000 Table 4 Beginning Balance Year-To-Date Debits Year-To-Date Credits Ending Balance GRANTS (FY 2022-2023)2,250 (2,250) -- San Mateo County Arts Grant 2,250 (2,250) -- Asterisk (*) indicates funds that are currently not restricted to a specified project. Unrestricted Funding Balance =72,477 Table 5 BeginningBalance Year-To-DateDebits Year-To-DateCredits EndingBalance CAPITAL PROJECTS 564,000 --564,000 a.New Aquatic Center 100,000 Design: Summer 2022-Summer 2023 / Construction: 2023-2025 b.Centennial Trail Park - Huntington/Spruce none Design: Spring 2023 / Construction: Summer 2023-Summer 2024 c.Linden Park TBD Design: Summer/Fall 2023-Summer 2024 / Construction: Fall 2024-Spring 2025 d.Orange Memorial Park Sports Field none Construction: complete in Summer 2023 e.Library / Parks & Rec Community Center none Construction: complete in Fall 2023 f.Oyster Point Park none Completed Winter 2022/23. Open Space Construction: Summer 2023 g.464,000 Installation completed Fall 2024 Table P.1 Beginning Balance Year-To-Date Debits Year-To-Date Credits Ending Balance PENDING FUNDING 500,000 --500,000 Developer Contribution - IQHQ 500,000 --500,000 (unrestricted, 0.5 mile radius of 580 Dubueque Ave.) Caltrain Plaza - "Inspire" Kinetic Sculpture & two gear benches Cultural Arts Commission 2022 Name Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Boldenweck P P P P P P C P P P P C Bond P P P P P A C P P P P C Bowen P P A P P P C P A A A C Campagna P P P P P A C R R R R C Cansino P P P P P P R R R R R C DeNatale P P P P P P C P P P P C Foley P P P P P P C P P P P C Hobson- Coard P P P P P P R R R R R C Luster P A C Maharaj P P A P P A C P P P P C Mardahay P A P P P P C P P P A C Pomposo P P C Ramos P P P P A A C A P A P C Zelaya P P C 2023 Name Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Boldenweck P Bond P Bowen P DeNatale P Foley P Luster A Maharaj P Mardahay P Pomposo P Ramos P Zelaya P P – Present A – Absent C – Meeting Cancelled R – Resigned