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Sep 10, 2026
Oct 2, 2026
Qualified consulting firms, independent consultants, nonprofit organizations, public-sector entities, or multidisciplinary teams with demonstrated experience in transportation planning, transit planning, mobility studies, tourism transportation, or related work.
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Census ID
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111593
Employee FTE
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44.3
Population
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1,512
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Cannon Beach
The Commission addressed several agenda items, beginning with the approval of a budget request to fund public restroom maintenance. Members discussed the financial implications of changing revenue funding splits and reviewed mid-term evaluations for various local programs, including exhibitions at the Cannon Beach Arts Association, the Fat Bike event, the Coaster Theatre, the Gallery Group, Comedy Fest, and Get Lit. The discussion also covered the logistical aspects of event application deadlines, reporting requirements, and plans to utilize the new City Hall facility as a gallery space for rotating art displays.
The commission conducted the final evaluation review for TAF FY 25-26 projects, covering various marketing initiatives and community events including gallery exhibitions, literary presentations, historical tours, and theatre productions. Discussions focused on attendee metrics, advertising strategies, and economic impact measurements. Additionally, the commission reviewed survey feedback regarding potential sites for future public art installations, provided a budget update, and addressed inquiries concerning grant funding eligibility requirements for non-profit organizations.
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The commission conducted grant interviews with several local organizations, including the Gallery Group, Tolovana Arts, the Cannon Beach History Center, the Cannon Beach Arts Association, and the Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce. Discussions focused on budget transparency, event marketing strategies, audience growth metrics, and the eligibility of specific programs for tourism funding. The commission reviewed event updates, including the Fat Tire cycling event and a proposal for a new stewardship and wayfinding program. Additionally, commissioners discussed the importance of event coordination and the potential creation of a master community calendar to manage scheduling conflicts.
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