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Board told state law and utility provider limits constrain some public-art approaches; utility box wrapping not allowed by Duke Energy
Summary
Staff informed the Oviedo Public Arts Board Wednesday that a recent state law constrains mandatory public-art requirements tied to development unless supported by a validated impact-fee study, and that Duke Energy will not allow wrapping of pad-mounted utility equipment for safety and operational reasons.
Staff informed the Oviedo Public Arts Board Wednesday that several policy and technical constraints affect local public-art options: a recent state law limits municipalities from imposing new or more restrictive development regulations without an impact-fee study, and Duke Energy declined permission to wrap pad-mounted utility equipment for safety and operational reasons.
Why it matters: The state law discussion affects whether the city could pursue a mandatory percentage-of-construction or art-in-lieu requirement without…
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