The Arts Council of Fayetteville | Cumberland County is pleased to announce the appointment of Chief of Staff Kennon Jackson, Jr. to the Joint City and County Appearance Commission. The Commission advances community beautification and reviews public building and site plans on public properties across the city and county—making written recommendations on aesthetic suitability and helping shape a more attractive, welcoming built environment.
Established to strengthen visual quality across the region, the Commission’s duties include initiating and promoting community beautification programs; requesting and reviewing plans for public projects within its jurisdiction and issuing timely, written recommendations; proposing ordinances that enhance community appearance; directing attention to needed ordinance enforcement; engaging the public through publications and reports; and conducting noticed public hearings.
“I’m honored to serve on the Joint Appearance Commission,” said Kennon Jackson, Jr. in a press release. “Our public realm—streetscapes, gateways, civic sites and neighborhood corridors—tells a story about who we are. I look forward to collaborating with partners across the city and county to elevate design standards, support thoughtful placemaking, and connect beautification with arts-driven economic vitality.”…