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COMPOSITION AND FUNCTION OF THE ART IN PUBLIC PLACES PANEL
- The Art in Public Places Panel, appointed by the Arts
Commission, shall have seven (7) members and serve as a
standing committee of the Arts Commission. The Art in Public
Places Panel shall be comprised of one representative from the
Arts Commission and others as the Commission might appoint.
At a minimum the Panel's membership shall include five (5)
visual art professionals, two of whom shall be representatives
from the environmental design fields (architecture, landscape
architecture, urban planning/design). Selection of the panelists
shall reflect the ethnic, artistic, economic, and demographic
diversity of the community. All panelists shall possess a
knowledge of contemporary visual art. Panelists shall serve two-year terms. The Director
of Economic Growth & Redevelopment Services or designee shall serve ex-officio
without vote. The Panel shall elect its own officers and
establish by-laws. Staggered terms shall be provided for by the
drawing of lots such that three members of the first panel shall
agree to serve for only one year.
- The primary functions/responsibilities of the Art in Public
Places Panel are to:
- Assist the Arts Commission in the promulgation
of guidelines to implement the provisions of the
Art in Public Places Ordinance, including
methods of selecting artists and commissioning
works of art;
- Provide review responsibilities for the
provisions of the Art in Public Places
Ordinance and its Guidelines;
- Make recommendations regarding
appropriations for works of art and art projects,
through the Arts Commission, the City Council
or City Manager;
- Review, on a biennial basis, the artwork projects of
the Art in Public Places Program as a reflection of the intent of the Art in
Public Places Ordinance and Program.
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