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Commission approves public‑art rules on first reading; waivers and a lookbook aim to steer developer contributions into on‑site art
Summary
On first reading the commission approved changes to the city’s Art in Public Places rules, capping the in‑lieu fee at $300,000 and carving out waivers for qualifying affordable housing projects while launching a practical 'lookbook' to steer developers toward on‑site art.
The City Commission approved on first reading an amendment to the zoning and land‑development code governing painting, exterior colors and the Art in Public Places program. Development Services explained changes intended to simplify voluntary public art on private property by removing an easement requirement and the appraisal step for owners who wish to install art without formal entitlements.
Key changes approved on first reading: - The in‑lieu fee remains at 1% of construction…
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