Plano is planning to install two new public art pieces to honor local hero Ross Perot. These installations will celebrate his life and contributions to the community.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The project is privately funded, but the city is involved in designing and potentially funding a pedestrian bridge.
The developer and the city benefit from placemaking, enhanced employment centers, and improved pedestrian connectivity.
A nearby resident expressed concerns about residential impacts, including glare, lighting, and proximity.
Plano to transform downtown entryway with $125K historic-inspired public art WFAA
A 280-foot sculptural tower with an integrated antenna is proposed for a public plaza. Concerns include its height, potential impact on residents, and its classification as art versus signage.
The city officially recognized February as Black History Month, acknowledging the historical and ongoing contributions of the African-American community to Plano's growth and identity.
The city is investing in parks, trails, and recreational facilities, including renovations and new additions, to enhance the quality of life for residents. The adoption of a cultural arts plan also aims to enrich community life.
Ross Perot Sr. to get monument built in Plano Dallas News
City of Plano to build 2 monuments honoring life, legacy of Ross Perot WFAA
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