Jen Perry, Chair  
Katie Gasper, Vice Chair  
Dana Frazee  
Public Art Commission  
Meeting Minutes  
Inger Hiller  
Kenneth Greenberg  
Katie Klossner  
Julisa Morris  
Tuesday, March 4, 2025  
4:00 PM  
Central Service Center  
1400 Caprice Drive  
Castle Rock, CO 80109  
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members may also attend this meeting, during which the items listed herein will be discussed.  
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CALL TO ORDER / ROLL CALL  
The meeting was called to order by Chair Jen Perry at approximately 4 p.m. In  
addition to Vice Chair Katie Gasper, members Julisa Morris, Dana Frazee, Katie  
Klossner and Ken Greenberg were in attendance, as well as staff Matt Roth and  
Maia Yates.  
6 -  
Present  
Commissioner Julisa Morris, Commissioner Katie Gasper, Commissioner Dana Frazee,  
Commissioner Katie Klossner, Chair Jen Perry, and Commissioner Kenneth Greenberg  
1 - Commissioner Inger Hiller  
Not Present  
PUBLIC COMMENT  
None.  
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES  
Approval of the Minutes  
Dana Frazee motioned and Chair Jen Perry seconded the approval of the minutes;  
the minutes passed unanimously.  
“I move to approve the minutes of the February 13, 2025 Public Art Commission  
meeting.”  
6 -  
Yes:  
Commissioner Morris, Commissioner Gasper, Commissioner Frazee, Commissioner  
Klossner, Chair Perry, and Commissioner Greenberg  
1 - Commissioner Hiller  
Not Present:  
DISCUSSION ITEMS  
Strategic Initiatives  
Park Planner Matt Roth presented three redesign concepts for the space adjacent  
to Town Hall, aimed at enhancing the area around the existing sculpture. Concept  
One featured a 4-foot-wide walkway, eight landscaping boulders, and rock mulch  
beneath the tree. The sculpture would be positioned in the northeast corner of the  
site. Concept Two was similar but included a wider path and placed the sculpture  
at the center of the site. Concept Three expanded and rounded the walkway to a  
width of 6.5 feet.  
Members reviewed the proposals and expressed strong preference for Concept  
One, citing its shaded seating options and overall layout as the most inviting. Matt  
also shared rough cost estimates for each concept, with Concept One estimated  
at $7,910.65.  
Chair Jen Perry suggested the possibility of replacing the existing sculpture with a  
new sculpture to further enhance the space. Member Julisa Morris supported the  
idea and proposed installing a larger concrete pad to accommodate sculptures  
with a wider base. The group also discussed adding a trash can, if one is not  
already located nearby.  
A motion was made and unanimously approved to proceed with Concept One,  
initiating supply procurement with funding allocated as follows: $3,000 from the  
Lodging Tax Fund and the remainder from the Public Art Fund.  
Staff provided an update that the request for proposals for photographing the  
Town’s public art collection has been distributed. In addition, staff contacted the  
photography teacher at Douglas County High School to explore potential student  
involvement in the project. The teacher posed several questions including if  
compensation would be available for the students or if a donation be made to the  
photography program. Following discussion, the Commission agreed to proceed  
with hiring a professional photographer as initially planned. However, members  
expressed interest in further exploring the teacher's questions and potentially  
partnering with students in the future to obtain additional photographs for the  
collection.  
Additional strategic initiatives discussed included the ranking of submissions  
received for Douglas County Art Encounters installations for Castle Rock;  
reviewing a draft budget for the Public Art Fund, especially to establish the timing  
of major projects; reviewing recent and upcoming social media and email  
newsletter features; and seeking new volunteers to fill the roles of Vice President  
and Treasurer for the Castle Rock Arts and Culture Foundation.  
To close the meeting, the group reviewed possible location options for the  
proposed sculpture series, The Big Drive. Ken Greenberg suggested presenting  
the top four options to Town staff to vet a final location. Ken also suggested having  
the Town approve some type of letter of intent with the Castle Rock Arts and  
Culture Foundation since the Foundation plans to raise significant funding support  
to put towards the project.  
"I move to proceed with design Concept One as presented by Matt Roth to enhance  
the sculpture site at And The Wheels Go Round and initiate supply procurement  
with $3,000 of project funding to come from the Lodging Tax Fund and the  
remainder from the Public Art Fund."  
6 -  
Yes:  
Commissioner Morris, Commissioner Gasper, Commissioner Frazee, Commissioner  
Klossner, Chair Perry, and Commissioner Greenberg  
1 - Commissioner Hiller  
Not Present:  
COMMISSION COMMENTS  
None.  
ADJOURN  
The meeting adjourned at approximately 5:47 p.m.