Council approves developer’s required public-art contribution for JBS development
Councilors approved a required public-art contribution tied to a multifamily development; staff and councilors noted $80,000 of the $90,000 figure is obligated by the developer and that the ordinance requires original public art for developments receiving TIF assistance.
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Councilors reviewed the public-art component of a proposed multifamily project in the JBS development area. The developer (or their representative) and staff explained that the development agreement requires the developer to devote at least $80,000 to original public art; the council discussed whether the piece could be interactive or involve community engagement and whether the city should contribute the remaining amount.
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