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A. “Artwork” has the same meaning as “work of art” as defined in BMC 2.36.050(B), and specifically includes ornamentation integrated into the various elements of a capital improvement project as well as distinct, independent artwork located in the vicinity of the capital improvement project.

B. “Capital improvement projects” means projects adopted in the city’s capital improvement plan.

C. “Eligible cost” is the cost of any capital improvement project, including, without limitation, all construction costs, architectural and engineering fees and site work expenses.

Eligible cost excludes: site remediation and/or restoration costs; funds which are explicitly ineligible to be used in conjunction with public art fund programs; budgeted costs of real property acquisition, demolition and financing; and/or Washington State sales tax.

D. “Eligible expenses” for artwork include, but are not limited to:

1. Artist or design fees;

2. Labor, materials, and transportation required for production, installation, and display of artwork;

3. Travel related to the production of the artwork;

4. Permit or certificate fees;

5. Plaques to identify the artwork; and/or

6. Ongoing maintenance cost of the artwork.

E. “Maintenance” is the periodic work on artwork required to maintain its original functionality or appearance. [Ord. 2015-05-017].