Art Plan. On-Site Art Option Any developer electing to meet the public art requirement by preparing and carrying out an Art Plan for on-site art will be instructed that such plan should evolve as an integral part of the project program and should be the responsibility of the project artist working collaboratively with the full design team. The Art Plan will be reviewed at two stages, schematic and final, and will be subject to review and approval in accordance with a Schedule of Performance. The Art Plan for on-site art, through the various stages, will describe: The artist-selection process, including the method of artist identification, and evidence that culturally diverse, male and female artists, and artists from the region have been considered. The biographical and professional experience of the artist(s), demonstrating that the artist is qualified to participate in the project. The interrelationship of the Art Plan to the development project plan, including the artist's contribution to the development of project program and design. The relationship and significance of the Art Plan to the site, to the neighborhood in which it is located, and to its place in the city. The location of the artwork within the project and evidence that the location is accessible to the general public at least 12, but preferably 18 hours a day. The Art Budget showing only eligible costs and limiting administrative fees to a maximum of 10% of the total.
