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Estimates for the construction or renovation of capital
projects include an amount for a Public Art Fund which
represents a combined amount for works of art, architectural
enhancement or special landscaping treatment equal to one
percent (1%) of the total cost of the project.
Art works may be defined as works of art, architectural
enhancement or special landscape treatment which may be
integral parts of the building; situated within or outside
the building, may be located in or near government
facilities which have already been constructed, or may be
located in other public places where numbers of people may
experience them. The public art fund does not roll over at
the end of the fiscal year. The Public Art Fund is renewed
at the beginning of each fiscal year depending upon the
annual construction and renovation projections.
If an art work is deemed inappropriate for the site, the 1%
may be used for other needs, purchases and projects for the
Public Art Program. The location of works of art,
architectural enhancement or special landscape treatment
paid for out of project funds at a site other than the
specific project site, requires a prior finding by the City
Council that the location of works of art, architectural
enhancement or special landscape treatment at the specific
project site is inappropriate for that particular project,
that it serves a municipal purpose to locate such are
objects or improvements elsewhere, and that it is an
appropriate use of those particular funds. |