Greater Columbus Creative Cultural Commission

Columbus City Codes tit. 31, ch. 3114

in effect

Columbus City Codes § 3114.01 Establishment.

3114.01 - Establishment. There is hereby created and established an entity known as the Greater Columbus Creative Cultural Commission, whose nineteen (19) members shall be appointed by council for such terms as determined by council and shall serve without compensation. The commission will include representatives and stakeholders from the arts and cultural community, business, government and regional municipalities. The purpose of the commission is to develop a Cultural Business Plan for the greater Columbus community that will strategically position the region to move successfully into the future to capitalize on the emerging collaboration between the city's cultural and business community leaders and ensure the implementation of growth strategies that drive a sustainable/successful cultural economy. (Ord. 0644-2008 § 1 (part).)

Columbus City Codes § 3114.02 Organization of the Commission.

3114.02 - Organization of the Commission. The commission shall meet and organize by electing a chair and a vice chair. The commission shall adopt by-laws or rules of procedure to govern the conduct of its business which shall include provisions for regular or special meetings, voting procedures, amendment of its by-laws or rules, minutes of meetings, or any other procedural matters the commission deems necessary to regulate for the conduct of its business. Such rules shall be adopted in accordance with Roberts Rules of Order. (Ord. 0644-2008 § 1 (part).)

Columbus City Codes § 3114.03 Functions and duties of the Commission.

3114.03 - Functions and duties of the Commission. The commission shall: a) Develop a Cultural Business Plan for the greater Columbus community that will strategically position the region to move successfully into the future by ensuring the sustainability of the Columbus cultural community over the next decade; b) Demonstrate how to position Columbus as contemporary and exciting, a city where people of all ages want to live and work; c) Redefine the creative economy in terms that are specific to Columbus; d) Address the issue of young people coming to school and moving away; e) Bring together profit and non-profit sectors to work toward common goals in measurable ways. (Ord. 0644-2008 § 1 (part).)

Source: City of Columbus, City Codes and City Charter (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/oh/columbus/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=TIT31PLHIPRCO_CH3114GRCOCRCUCOFetched: 10/27/2026