Hi, Megan.

Arlington County includes five community benefits in its standard condition language for optional method or site plan development projects: affordable housing; green building/LEED; transportation demand management; utility undergrounding; and, public art. These represent our community’s expectations tied to the granting of bonus density.

Here are our developer guidelines which include the current condition language for public art in site plan projects. Planning staff looks at these standard conditions annually and they are subject to revision. Hope this helps. Angela

Angela Anderson Adams

Director, Arlington Public Art

Arlington Economic Development

1100 N Glebe Road, Suite 1500

Arlington VA 22201

703/228-3553

aadams@arlingtonva.us

arlingtonarts.org/public-art

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RE: Incentives for private development to include public art - Bloom, Roberta (27 Sep 2018 16:28 UTC)
Reminder: PAN Council Nominations Open Until Oct 5th - Patricia Walsh (27 Sep 2018 18:13 UTC)
Precedent Projects, Artist Designed Street Lighting - Velkova,Biliana (27 Sep 2018 21:42 UTC)
RE: Precedent Projects, Artist Designed Street Lighting - Chuprina, Nadya (27 Sep 2018 22:07 UTC)
Re: Precedent Projects, Artist Designed Street Lighting - Charles Bergen (27 Sep 2018 22:17 UTC)

RE: Incentives for private development to include public art by Bloom, Roberta (27 Sep 2018 16:28 UTC)
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Hi Megan,

We have two ordinances related to public art in private development. One is a requirement for Metro Districts. The other is a requirement for Transit Oriented Development Districts. And, then these requirements are written into city code. So, it is enforced just as any other building code requirements such a design code requirements. Therefore, no incentives.

With the booming construction industry right now, working with private developers to help them create a public art plan for their metro district of TOD has become a growing part of my job. And, we do charge a fee for that service. It is complex, as some of the developments will roll out over 10-20 years, requiring an ongoing relationship and oversight.

It is very exciting to see some of those projects coming to fruition.

Roberta Bloom

Roberta Bloom, Public Art Coordinator

Department of Library and Cultural Services | City of Aurora

14949 E. Alameda Pkwy., Aurora, CO 80012

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Hi all,

I am wondering if any of your city or county governments have incentives for private development to include public art--such as: tax incentives, density bonuses, etc. and, if so, could you please share them with me? We are working on updating our economic development strategy and looking for ways we can support public art.

Thank you,
Megan

Megan Berner

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Reminder: PAN Council Nominations Open Until Oct 5th by Patricia Walsh (27 Sep 2018 18:13 UTC)
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Hi PAN Listserv,

A quick reminder that we open slots for the 2019 PAN Council and are looking for nominees.

The role of the members of the Public Art Network Advisory Council is to advise Americans for the Arts staff on programming and services, as defined by Americans for the Arts staff, in order to build a deeper connection to Americans for the Arts membership and the field as a whole. Only members of Americans for the Arts are eligible to apply. For more information on membership, visit our Membership page.

Interested parties should review the full 2018 Council Nominations page. The nomination form (located at the bottom of the page) is open until October 5th.

Let me know if there are any questions.

Patricia Walsh

Public Art and Civic Design Program Manager

Americans for the Arts

1000 Vermont Ave NW 6th Floor

Washington, DC 20005-4940

202.371.2830 x2024

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Precedent Projects, Artist Designed Street Lighting by Velkova,Biliana (27 Sep 2018 21:42 UTC)
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Hello,

I hope this email finds everyone well. The Richmond Public Art Program in BC, Canada is researching examples of artist-designed street lighting and would welcome any feedback/suggestions from our colleagues. Specifically, we are looking for past projects which incorporated or engaged an artist as part of the design team for functional pedestrian street lamps. Any experience, guidance and/or advice with respect to processes for identifying project costing, procurement methods, and any recommendations for professional lighting, engineering or fabrication consultants would be much appreciated.

Thank you,

Biliana

Biliana Velkova | Public Art Planner, BFA, MFA

Arts, Culture and Heritage Services| City of Richmond

6911 No. 3 Road, Richmond BC V6Y 2C1

P|604.247.4612

E| bvelkova@richmond.ca

RE: Precedent Projects, Artist Designed Street Lighting by Chuprina, Nadya (27 Sep 2018 22:07 UTC)
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Biliana,

I would recommend looking into public art projects by artist Susan Zoccola. https://susanzoccola.com/.

Thanks,

Nadya

Nadya Chuprina | Public Art Program Coordinator

1313 Newell Road | Palo Alto, CA 94303

D: 650.329.2227 | E: nadya.chuprina@cityofpaloalto.org

Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 – 5:00

www.cityofpaloalto.org/publicart

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