Public before population
A plaza does not cease to be civic because everyone is temporarily indoors, in orbit, or theoretical.
The Commission treats lunar civic furniture as public infrastructure before there is a convenient public, atmosphere, bus timetable, or agreed definition of outdoors.

A plaza does not cease to be civic because everyone is temporarily indoors, in orbit, or theoretical.
Every loose receipt becomes a permanent satellite. Bins must close more sincerely than they do on Earth.
A 29-kilometre shadow requires procurement, consultation, and a person whose title includes penumbra.
It attends every meeting, contributes one-sixth as much, and never submits written comments.
Seat height, glove clearance, tether points, and whether two astronauts must face each other are public decisions.
An impossible proposal still requires dimensions, a maintenance route, and an apology to the future installer.

Sector Bench exposed six municipal coatings to vacuum, dust, ultraviolet light, glove abrasion, and a very long committee lunch. Commission Pink retained 92% of its visual argument.
| Article | Question | Current answer | Responsible desk |
|---|---|---|---|
| 04 | Is a flag furniture? | Only while waiting | Object Archive |
| 09 | Where does litter go? | Not away | Vacuum Permits |
| 14 | Who owns a shadow? | Review extended | Gravity Desk |
| 21 | Can a crater be a plaza? | With handrail | Biennale Office |
| 28 | Who gets to sit? | Public consultation open | Whole Commission |
Any person, rover, delegation, or absent future user affected by a civic object.
A location beyond a pressure door, subject to permit V-04.
A horizontal civic promise with at least one defensible edge.
Within one communication delay or a very determined walk.