9-1-19-43R: POLICY 43 (RELATIVE) PUBLIC ART:
The placement of art in public places enriches, stimulates and enhances the aesthetic experience of the town. The town's Public Art Program is designed to complement the visual experience that is the cornerstone of the town's identity. The town recognizes and rewards the efforts of applicants who place art in publicly accessible areas on private property by providing an incentive as hereafter provided in this policy. (Ord. 35, Series 1996)
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Class A and B development permit applicants may receive a maximum of one positive point (+1) if the Planning Commission finds, based upon a recommendation from the Public Arts Advisory Committee of Breckenridge Creative Arts, that public art is proposed to be provided as a part of a proposed project which meets the following requirements: (Ord. 35, Series 1996; amd. Ord. 1, Series 2019) |
1. The public art meets the site selection criteria set forth in the Breckenridge Public Art Program Master Plan and Policy which is a correlative document to this code.
2. The public art meets the artwork selection criteria set forth in the Breckenridge Public Art Program Master Plan and Policy which is a correlative document to this code. (Ord. 10, Series 2006; amd. Ord. 1, Series 2019)
3. The internal circulation of the proposed site is adequate to allow for reasonable and safe public access to the artwork.
4. The placement of the art on the proposed site does not result in the assessment of any negative points under other policies of this code.
5. The placement of the art on the proposed site complies with all applicable Building and Technical Codes.
6. The applicant provides the town with adequate assurances that the artwork will be privately owned, maintained and insured.
No more than one positive point shall be awarded to an applicant under this policy regardless of the number of pieces of public art placed on the site.
All public art for which a positive point is awarded pursuant to this policy shall remain permanently on the site, unless removal or relocation of such artwork is approved by the town pursuant to either a modification of the existing development permit or the issuance of a new development permit. (Ord. 35, Series 1996)