The city accepts responsibility for expanding the opportunity for its citizens to
experience art in, and for the beautification of, public places. The city also recognizes
that the inclusion of public art in appropriate locations will promote the cultural
heritage and artistic development of the city, enhance the city's character and identity,
contribute to economic development and tourism, improve public safety, add warmth,
dignity, beauty and accessibility to public spaces, and expand the experience and
participation of citizens with the arts. A policy is therefore established to direct
that funding for the inclusion of works of art and beautification of public space
in certain capital improvement projects supported by the city be allocated through
this public art for neighborhoods program.
(G.O. 16, 2016, § 1)
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