CACHH - Program Comparison

**Comparison of Program Specifics**
CITY	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art taxation	1995 Expenditure
Austin	850926(1985) 861009-A	1%	1% caps at $200,000	$50,000	$353,207
Broward County	95-20(1995)	2%	15% for project support and community participation activities 15% for curatorial services and the preservation and maintenance of county Artworks	$1.00	$500,000
Dallas	City Code Art. X(1988)	1.5% * 0.75% * *see City table	20% for Administration 8% for Arts and artists services	none	$40,000
Denver	717(1991) 718(1991) 460(1993)	1%		$1,000,000	$750,000
Kansas City	60321	1%	Varies	no minimum, some budgets are combined	$400,000
Los Angeles	166,725(1991)	up to 1% of building valuation	Cash deposit into Arts Development Fee Trust Fund, or a dollar credit for art project or program	$500,000 / non residential	N/A
Los Angeles	164,244(1989)	1% of capital improvement	- up to 18% for administrative costs - 5% for cyclical maintenance	All public works (except law states differently)	N/A
Miami	1993, Amended 1994	1.5%	N/A	N/A	$1,766,236
New York City	65(1982)	1%* 0.50%* *see City table	none	$1,000,000	N/A
Philadelphia	16-130	1%	none	no minimum	$500,000
Phoenix	G3537(1992)	up to 1%	none	no minimum	$2,739,700
Portland	161537	1.33%	.05% for maintenance .95% acquisition, siting, and deacessioning f Public Art .33% for selection, administration, community education and registration of Public Art	$100,000	$400,238
San Antonio	84433(1996)	1%	15% Program support	N/A
San Diego	17757(1992)	case by case			not quantifiable
San Francisco	209-65 148-74	2%			$1,375,000
Seattle	102210(1973) 105389	1%	50% of Art works purchased executed by Pacific Northwest artists	N/A	N/A

**Plan Development and Selection Methods**
City	Who Develops City Art Plan	Who Approves Plan	Who Authorizes Disbursement	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes Selection Methods	Slide Registry Maintained
Austin	Art in Public Place Panel with Art in Public Place Coordinator in consultation with user department, consulting architects and Commision representitivies	The Arts Commission reviews and recommends thePlan to the City Manager	-City Manager for contracts under $37,000 -City Council for contracts over $37,000	The Panel recommends the method to the City Manager through the Arts Commission	The Selection Panel appointed by Art in Public Place Panel (approved by Arts Commission)	Yes (national)
Broward County	Broward Cultural Affairs Council, Public Art and Design Committee	The Board of the County	County Administrator	Board of County Commissioners RESO#	Artist Selection Panels	No
Dallas	Public Art Committee, Office of Cultural Affairs staff	City Council	Office of Cultural Affairs and Department with project funds	Cultural Policy	Peer Panels	Yes
Denver	The Mayor's Commission on Art, Culture and Film	The Mayor	Budget Office and City Agency (it varies by project)	Project Evaluation Panel	Project Evaluation Panel	Yes (national)
Kansas City	Cultural ArtCommission	Municipal Art Commission	City Council	Municipal Art Commission	Selection Panel (appointed by Municipal Art Commission)	Yes
LA	General Manager, Cultural Affairs Department	Review and Recommendation by Cultural Affairs Commission and approval by Mayor	Cultural Affairs Department, Mayor and City Council	Cultural Affairs Department	Artist Selection Panel, General Manager	No
Miami	County Agency (Art in Public Places)	Art in Public Places Trust	Director	Master Plan	Professional Advisory Committee	Yes
New York City	Arts Commission	Arts Commission	Mayor's office of construction	Percent for Art Staff	Artists Selection Panel	Yes
Philadelphia	Office of Arts & Culture's Public Art Office	Public Art Office with input from individual city departments, Capital Budget Office, Percent for Art Advisory Council	Controller Office, Capital Budget Office	Public Art Office, Percent for Art Advisory Council	Jury or Percent for Art Advisory Council	Yes
Phoenix	Arts Commission	City Council	City Council	Arts Commission	Peer review panel	Yes
Portland	Regional Arts and Culture Council	Regional Arts and Culture Council's Public Art Advisory Committee	Regional Arts and Culture Council	Selection Committee with advice from Public Art Advisory Committee	Selection Committee with approval of Public Art Advisory Committee	No
San Antonio	Department of Arts and Cultural Affairs	City Council	City Council	Public Art Advisory Committee	Artist Selection Panel	Yes
San Diego	The Commission for Arts and Culture	City Council	City Council	The Commission for Arts and Culture	Committee	Yes
San Francisco	Arts Commission	The Visual Art Committee	Board of Supervisors	Arts Commission	Selection Panel	No
Seattle	Arts Commission	Office of Management and Budget	Arts Commission	Arts Commission	Selection Panel	N/A

**Contact Information**
City	Name of Program	Contact Person	Address	Phone	Fax
Austin	Art in Public Places	Martha Peters, Coordinator, Art in Public Places	PO Box 1088 Austin, Texas 78767	(512) 397-1455	(512) 397-1460
Broward County	Public Art and Design	Mary A.Becht, Director Jean Creer, Public Art and Design Adm.	100 South Andrews Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301	(305) 357-7475	(305) 357-7456
Dallas	Public Art Program	Margarette Robinette OCA	1925 Elm St. Suite 500 Dallas, TX 75201	(214) 670-3284	(214) 670-1404
Denver	Public Art	PublicArt Program	280 14th Street Denver, CO 80202	(303) 640-2696	(303) 640-2737
Kansas City	Percent for Art	Heidi Bilardo	414 East 12th Street Kansas City, Missouri 64108	(816) 274-2115	(816) 274-1515
Los Angeles	Arts Development	Roella Hsieh Louie or Mark Johnston Cultural Affairs Department	433 South Spring Street, 10th floor Los Angeles, CA 90013	(213) 485-2433	(213) 485-6835
Los Angeles	Public Works Improvement Arts	Roella Hsieh Louie or Mark Johnston Cultural Affairs Department	433 South Spring Street, 10th floor Los Angeles, CA 90013	(213) 485-2433	(213) 485-6835
Miami	Metro Dade Art in Public Places	Vivian Donnel Rodriguez Director, Art in Public Places	111 NW First St., Suite 610 Miami, FL 33128-1982	(305) 375-5362	(305) 375-5345
New York City	Public Art Program	Renee Piechocki	2 Columbus Circle New York, New York 10019	(212) 841-4222	(212) 307-6490
Philadelphia	Public Art Program	Carol Clark Lawrence Director, Public Art	1600 Arch Street, 12th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19103	(215) 823-5432	(215) 686-8292
Phoenix	Percent for Art	Greg Esser	200 W. Washington, 10th floor Phoenix AZ 85003	(602) 626-4637	(602) 262-6914
Portland	Public Art	Eloise Mac Murray Regional Arts and Culture Council	306 SW 6th Ave. Suite 100 Portland, OR 97204	(503) 823-5432	(503) 823-5111
San Antonio	Percent For Art	Felix Padron Art & Cultural Affairs	222 East Houston # 500 San Antonio, TX 78205	(210) 228-0263	(210) 222-2787
San Diego	Public Art	Gail Goldman	1010 Second Ave. Suite 555 San Diego, CA 92101	(619) 533-3051	(619) 533-3788
San Francisco	Public Art	Jill Manton Director, Public Art Program	25 Van Ness Ave., #240 San Francisco, CA 94102	(415) 252-2585	(415) 252-2595
Seattle	Public Art	Barbara Goldstein	312 1st Ave. N Seattle, WA 98109-4501	(206) 684-7311	(206) 684-7172

Austin

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Austin	Art in Public Places	Martha Peters Coordinator, Art in Public Places	PO Box 1088 Austin, TX 78767	(512) 397-1455	(512) 397-1460

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Austin	850926 (1985) 861009-A	1%	1% caps at $200,000	$50,000	$353,207

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Austin	Art in Public Places Panel with Art in Public Places Coordinator in consultation with user departments, consulting architects and community representatives	TheArts Commision reviews and recommends the Plan to the City Manager	- City Manger for contracts under $37,00 - City Council for contracts over $37,00	The Panel recommends the method to the City Manager through the Arts Commision	The Selection Panel appointed by APP Panel (approved by Arts Commision)	Yes(national)

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Art in Public Place Panel	7		2	1 representative of the Arts Commission, 6 visual arts professionals ( at least 2 from the enviromental design fields: architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning or design	The Arts Commission	1.5

Broward County

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Broward County	Public Art and Design Program	Mary A Becht, Director Jean Creer, Public Art and Design Administrator	100 South Andrews Ave. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301	(305) 357-7457	(305) 357-7456

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Broward County	95-20 (1995)	1-2%¹	-15% for project support and community participation activities 15% for curatorial services and the preservation and maintenence of county artworks	$1.00	$500,000

^1.The Broward County establishes 2% to be calculated on the total eligible construction costs of capital improvement projects, and 1% to be calculated on the total eligible construction costs for highway and arterial road projects.

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Broward County	The Broward Cultural Affairs Council and Public Art and Design Committee	The Board ofg the County	County Administrator	Board of County Commissioners RESO#	Artist Selection Panels	No

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Broward County Public Art Design Committee (BCAC)	7	Non voting Stakeholder Members fluctuate by project	2	Chair of the Broward Cultural Affairs Council, artist, architect, museum director, educators, design professionals	Broward Cultural Affairs Council	25

Dallas

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Dallas	Public Art Program	Margaret Robinet Office of Cultural Affairs	1925 Elm St., Suite 500 Dallas, TX 75201	(214) 670-3284	(214) 670-1404

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Dallas	City Code Art.X (1988)	1.5% .75%¹	20% for Administration 8% forArts and artists services	none	$40,000

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Dallas	Public Art Committee, OCA staff	City Council	Office of Cultural Affairs and Department with project funds	Cultural Policy	Peer panels	Yes

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Dallas Public Art Commission	11		1	5 artists, 3 Cultural Affairs Commission members, 1 architect, 1 landscape architect, 1 Urban Planner	Cultural Affairs Commission

Denver

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Denver	Public Art Program	N/A	280 14th Street Denver CO 8202	(303) 640-2696	(303) 640-2737

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Denver	717 (1991) 718 (1991) 460 (1993)	1%		$1,000,000	$750,000

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Denver	The Mayor's Commission on Art, Culture and Film	The Mayor	Budget Office and City Agency (it varies by project)	Project Evaluation Panel	Project Evaluation Panel	Yes (national)

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Denver	18	1	3	At least 8 members expert in the following fields: Arcitecture, Art criticism, Art education, Art history, Choreography, Dance, Communicative Arts, Crafts, Folk and Ethnic Arts, Literature, Media Arts, Music, Opera, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Theater, Urban Design, 2 representatives of the film industry, 3 representatives of business and labor, 4 representatives of business and labor, 4 representatives of the geographic and demographic diversity of the city.	The Mayor	1.5

Kansas City

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Kansas City	Percent for Art Program	Heidi Birlardo	414 East 12th Street Kansas City, MO 64108	(816) 274-2115	(816) 274-1515

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Kansas City	60321	1%	Varies	No minimum, some budgets are combined	$400,000

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Kansas City	Cultural Art Commission	Municipal Art Commission	City Council	Municipal Art Commission	Selection Panel (appointed by Municipal Art Commission)	Yes

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Kansas City Municipal Art Commission	8	3	3	Mayor, President of the board of Park commissioners, Chair of the City Plan Commission	Mayor	1

Los Angeles

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Los Angeles	Arts Development Fee on Private Development	Roella Hsieh Louie or Mark Johnston Cultural Affairs Department	433 South Spring Street 10th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90013	(213) 485-2433	(213) 485-6835

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Los Angeles	Sec 91.0304 of Municipal Code added through ordinance 166,725 (4/8/91)	up to 1% of building valuation	Cash deposit into Arts Development Fee Trust Fund, or a dollar for dollar credit for art project or program	$500,000/ non residential	N/A

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Los Angeles	General Manager, CulturalAffairs Department	Recommendation by Cultural Affairs and approval by Mayor and City Council	Cultural Affairs Deparment, Mayor and City Council	Cultural Affairs Deparment	Artsist Selection Panel, General Manager	No

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Commission	7		5	Film actress, film producer, businessperson and community advocate and 3 community arts advocates	Mayor with City Council approval	3

Los Angeles

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Los Angeles	Public Arts Improvements Arts Program	Roella Hsieh Louie or Mark Johnston Cultural Affairs Department	433 South Spring Street, 10th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90013	(213) 485-2433	(213) 485-6835

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Los Angeles	Sec 19.85 of Administrative Code, added through Ordinance 164,244 (1/15/89)	1% of Capital Improvements	- up to 18% for administrative costs - 5% for cyclic maintenance	All public works improvements projects, except where law prevents monies from inclusion in total budget	N/A

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Los Angeles	General Manger, Cultural Affairs Department	Recommendation by Cultural Affairs and approval by Mayor and Cuty Council	Cultural Affairs Department, Mayor and City Council	Cultural Affairs Department	Artists Selection Panel, General Manager	No

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Commission	7		5	Film actress, film producer, businessperson and community advocate and 3 community arts advocates	Mayor with City Council approval	3

Miami

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Miami	Metro-Dade Art in Public Places	Ms Vivian Donnel Rodriguez Director, Art in Public Places	111 NW First St., Suite 610 Miami, FL 33128-1982	(305) 375-5362	(305) 375-5345

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Miami	1993 ordinance last ammended in 1994	1.5%	N/A	N/A	$1,766,236

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Miami	County Agency (Art in Public Places)	Art in Public Places Trust	Director	Master Plan	Professional Advisory Committee	Yes

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Miami Trust-> PAC->	15 11		N/A	Appointed volunteers Paid professionals: 1 landscape architect, 2 architects, 2 Public Art Directors, 4 Museum Directors, 1 Public School Arts administrator	The Board of County Commissioner appoints the Trust which appoints the PAC	6

New York City

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
New York City	Public Art Program	Renee Piechocki	2 Columbus Circle New York, New York 10019	(212) 841-4222	(212) 307-6490

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
New York City	65 (1982)	1%¹		$1,000,000	N/A

¹ The City of New York allocates 1% of the first $20,000,000 and .5% of any amount in excess with a $400,00 maximum budget.

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
New York City	Arts Commission	Arts Commission	Mayor's office of construction	Percent for Art Staff	Artists selection Panel	Yes

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
New York City	11	Representatives of: the Mayor, thePresident of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the President of the New York Public Library, the President of the Brooklyn Museum	3	1 architect, 1 painter, 1 sculptor, 1landscape architect	The Mayor	8

Philadelphia

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Philadelphia	Public Art Program	Carol Clark Lawrence	1600 Arch Street, 12th floor Philadelphia, PA 19103	(215) 686-2800	(215) 686-8292

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Philadelphia	16-130	1%		no minimum	$500,000

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Philadelphia	Office of Arts & Culture's Public Art Office	Public Art Office with input from individual city departments, Capital Budget Office, Percent for Art Advisory Council	Controller Office,Capital Budget Office	Public Art Office, Percent for Art Advisory Council	Jury or Percent for Art Advisory Council	Yes

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Philadelphia Art Commission	8	1	indefinite	1 Painter, 1 Sculptor, 1 Architect, 1 Landscape Architect, 1 Member of the Fairmont Park Commission, 1 Business Executive, 2 Members of the faculty or governing body of a school of Art and Architecture	The Mayor	1

Phoenix

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Phoenix	Percent for Art Program	Greg Esser	200 W, Washington, 10th Floor Phoenix AZ 85003	(602) 262-4637	(602) 262-6914

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Phoenix	G 3537 (1992)	up to 1%¹	none	no minimum	$2,739,700

¹Up to 1% of all Capital Improvements except for land and equipment costs

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Phoenix	Phoenix Arts commission	City Council	City Council	Phoenix Arts commission	Peer review Panel	Yes

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Arts Comission	25		3	10 community activists, 1 Publisher, 2 Painters, 2 Sculptors, 1 Marketing Professional, 4 Educators, 2 Developers, 2 Media Professionals, 3 Lawyers	City Council	9

Portland

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Portland	Public Art Program	Eloise Mac Murray Regional Arts and Culture Council	309 SW 6th Ave., Suite 100 Portland OR 97204	(503) 823-5432	(503) 823-5111

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Portland	161537	1.33%	.95% acquisition, siting and deacessioning of Public art, .05% for maintenance, .33% for selection, administration, community education, and registration of Public Art	$100,000	$400,238

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Portland	Regional Arts and Culture Council	Regional Arts and Culture Council Public Art Advisory Committee	Regional Arts andCulture Council	Selectionm Committee with advice from Public Art Advisory Committee	Selection Committee with approval of Public Art Advisory	No

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Regional Arts and Culture Council	26	1	2 years x 2	Wide range (visual artists, other diciplines, business, financial, educators, etc)	City Council, Three Counties METRO	17

San Antonio

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
San Antonio	Percent for Art	Felix Padron Arts & Cultural Affairs	222 East Houston # 500 San Antonio, TX 78205	(210) 228-0263	(210) 222-2787

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
San Antonio	84433 (1996)	1%	.15% Program Support	N/A	N/A

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
San Antonio	Department of Arts and Cultural Affairs	City Council	City Council	Public Art Advisory Committee	Artist Selection Panel	Yes

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Arts and Cultural Affairs and Public Art Advisory Committee	7	7	1,2 year terms	1 Artist, 1 Urban Planner, 1 Enginer, 1 Architect, 1 Academic in Art or Art History, 1 person from business category, 1 citizen at large	Historic Design and Review Commission	1

San Diego

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
San Diego	Public Art Program	Gail Goldman	1010 Second Ave., Suite 555 San Diego, CA 92101	(619) 533-3501	(619)533-3788

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
San Diego	17757 (1992)	*	N/A	N/A	Not quantifiable

* City of San Diego does not have a traditional 1% the amount is negotiated on case by case basis

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
San Diego	The Commision for Arts and Culture	City Council	City Council	The Commision for Arts and Culture	Committee	Yes

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
San Diego	15	1	3	6 patrons, 1 Landscape Architect, 3 Theatre, 2 Community Artists, 1 Architect, 1 Historian, 1 Visual Arts 1 Tourism	Mayor	8

San Francisco

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
San Francisco	Public Art Program	Jill Manton, Director Public Art Program	25 Van Ness Ave., #240 San Francisco, CA 94102	(415) 252-2585	(415) 252-2595

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
San Francisco	209-65 148-74	2%			$1,375,000

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
San Francisco	Arts Commission	The visual Art Committee	Board of Supervisors and Finance Committee	Arts Commission	Selection Panels (AC Liason, client, architect, arts professional)	No (But available is the Art Commission Gallery Registry of Bay Area Artists)

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
San Francisco Arts Commission	17	5	6	12: 3 lay members,1 artist painter, 1 artist sculptor, 1 writer, 2 architects, 1 landscape architect, 1 musician, 1 dancer, 1 theater professional	Mayor	21

Seattle

**Contact Information**
City	Program	Contact	Address	Phone	Fax
Seattle	Public Art Program	Barbara Goldstein	312 1st Ave N. Seattle, WA 98109-4501	(215) 684-7172	(215) 684-7171

**Specifics**
City	Ordinances Consulted	Percentage for Art	Specific Allocation	Minimum Value of a Project to be Subject to % for Art Taxation	1995 Expenditure
Seattle	102210 (1973) 105389	1%	50% of existing works of art purchased must be executed by arists residing in Pacific Northwest Area	N/A	N/A

**Plan Development and Art Selection Methods**
City	Who Makes the City Art Plan	Who Approves Art Plans	Who Authorizes Disbursment	Who Decides Selection Methods	Who Makes the Selection	Slide Registry Maintained
Seattle	Arts Commission	Office of Management and Budget	Arts Commission	Arts Commission	Selection Panel	N/A

**Governing Bodies**
Program	Number of Members	Ex-officio Members	Term (years)	Members	Appointed by	Staff
Seattle Arts Commission	15		2	N/A	Mayor	12