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Minutes of the Virginia Art and Architectural Review Board, 2011-2012. Accession 51574, State government records collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.
Accession 51574 transferred by the Virginia Dept. of General Services, 2015 June 2.
The Art and Architectural Review Board (AARB) reviews and advises the Governor on the acquisition and design of works of art, buildings and structures on property owned by the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Art and Architecture Review Board is under the umbrella of the Dept. of General Services, which provides guidance and administrative support. AARB meets year-round on a monthly basis and is comprised of seven voting members, to include a designee of the Department of Historic Resources (DHR), and six citizen members appointed by the Governor. Agencies are responsible for submitting project information to AARB for its consideration.
Minutes, 2011-2012, documenting the meetings, activities, discussions, policy decisions, and recommendations of the Virginia Art and Architectural Review Board. Minutes include monthly project review packets and board recommendations on submissions. May also include correspondence, maps, plans, and reports.
Minutes are in both paper and electronic format (27 folder, 236 files). Electronic records consist mainly of project review packets that accompany minutes. For file inventory for electronic records in this accession, see:
Minutes are in both paper and electronic format (27 folder, 236 files). Paper files include minutes, agendas and project review packets for several months, while the majority of the project review packets are found in the electronic records.