Mirna Romero
Management Analyst II
1/15/2024
“Diversity of Corona”
by Derek Enriquez
Green River Road / Ridgeline Drive
That City Council
receive an update on
the Canvas on the
Curb Pilot Program
and provide direction
on the future of the
program.
“Peonies and Hummingbird”
by Chanyu Miao
2 Promenade Avenue / McKinley Street
3 • Launched in 2022 by the
Public Works Department.
• Allows local artists to
submit artwork to display
on traffic signal boxes.
• Public votes for their
favorite artwork.
Beautify 7 traffic signal boxes
with local artists’ work.
Available citywide except
inside the Grand Boulevard
circle.
Obtain sponsorships for 50%
of the wrap cost.
4 “Reach High”
by Gwyneth Wong
Main Street / Ontario Avenue
Item Estimated Actual
Artist Stipend $300 $300
Staff Time $300 $300
Vinyl Wrap Installation $2,000 $1,720
(average)
Total Cost Per Box $2,600 $2,320
5 Corona landmarks, Corona historic
figures, nature, sports & exercise,
patriotism, animals, etc.
Solicit local businesses for a fixed
sponsorship amount of $1,500 for
consistency.
“California Dreams”
by Kim Mabon
Main Street/ Rincon Street
Yearly Cost $16,240 City Cost with
Sponsorships $5,740
7 Keep boxes currently wrapped.
Maintain boxes according to program
guidelines.
“Orange Groves”
by Aurelia Thompson
Main Street/ Foothill Parkway
Yearly Cost $0
6 #2
Sunset
Program
#1
Maintain
Program
7 Boxes/Year
Total Cost = $16,240
City Cost = $5,740* Total Cost = $0
*Cost assumes a $1,500 sponsorship per box 9
“Corona Beauty”
by Lori Alarcon
10 Ontario Avenue/ Magnolia Avenue
That City Council
receive an update on
the Canvas on the
Curb Pilot Program
and provide direction
on the future of the
program.
Questions? Mirna Romero
[email protected]
951-279-3586