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Public Art

June 20, 2019

2012 Bond Program - Public Art

Bond Funds Issued as of FY2019

Issued 2

100% of $400K

2012 Bond Program Funding Public Art for Transportation North Texas Blvd Medallion 97,612 $ Brinker-288 Road Medallion 228,300 $ Transportation Unallocated 74,088 $ 2012 Bond Total 400,000 $

2014 Bond Program - Public Art

Bond Funds Issued as of FY2019

Issued Remaining

3

Includes funds from pending 2019 bond sale Remaining $30K designated for Streets 94% of $535K

* Additional HOT funds utilized for James Surls Sculpture ** Project not yet started & additional HOT funds allocated

2014 Bond Program Funding Public Art for Streets Public Art for Public Safety 911 Memorial Bell Tower 253,401 $ PD Brick Sculptures 9,300 $ Public Safety Unallocated 62,299 $ 2014 Public Safety Subtotal 325,000 $ Public Art for Parks Moroles Sculpture 67,360 $ James Surls Sculpture* 32,640 $ Dog Park Sculpture** 20,000 $ Vela Soccer Park Sculpture** 20,000 $ Parks Unallocated 40,000 $ 2014 Parks Subtotal 180,000 $ 2014 Bond Total 505,000 $

Public Art

• In 2013, the City Council approved a revised Public Art Policy which states:
• “The City Council will consider placing a standalone bond proposition on future

general purpose capital improvement bond authorization elections that, if approved by the voters, will fund public art projects. The amount of each public art bond proposition will be determined by the City Council within a range, if existing priorities so permit, of between 2% and 4% of those portions of the capital improvement bond program authorization election that do not apply to streets, drainage, traffic control, and other related infrastructure.”

• Prior Programs:
• 2012 Bond Program – Public Art totaled $400,000 or 2% of all projects (Under 2006

Public Art Policy).

• 2014 Bond Program – Public Art totaled $535,000 or 2% of “vertical construction”

projects in streets, public safety and parks.

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Public Art Comparisons

5 Frisco Allen McKinney Dallas Fort Worth Bond Project Funding 1-2% Funding From Specific Projects 2% of total w/o Land Acquisition N/A 1.5% 2% Bond Inclusion Specific Projects within Propositions Separate Proposition Not Included in Bond Packages. Utilize other funding. Within Each Proposition. At or Near Construction Site Within Each Proposition

Direction: Public Art Inclusion

• Option 1: Fund following public art policy
• SBAC Charge to consider public art funding at 2% or less than “vertical

construction project” included in the Bond Program.

• 2% of public safety facilities costs would be approximately $900,000
• Public Art Policy
• Between 2-4% of “vertical construction projects”;
• Standalone bond proposition or within applicable bond proposition
• Option 2: Recommend City Council consider an amended

policy to allow alternatives

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Questions?

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