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City. Exclusive of costs approved by the City Commission, no obligation, liability or debt of any kind or nature whatsoever, incurred or asserted against the Committee shall, in any manner whatsoever, become an obligation or liability of the City. Section 7. Procedures for Site Selection. The Committee shall evaluate each proposed City construction project to determine its suitability as location for works of art. In making its determination the following factors will be considered: (1) (2) (3) (4) Section 8. Appropriateness of the building as a location for works of art. Physical layout of the building on the site. Recommendation by Architect of the project. Exposure to the public, i.e., works of art shall be located in areas where residents and yisitors live and congregate and shall be highly accessible and visible. Criteria for Selection and Approval of Works of Art. a. The following criteria shall be used for selecting and approving works of art: (1) Appropriateness to the site. (2) Maintenance requirements. (3) Quality of work. (4) Likeliness that the artist can complete the work within the available funding. (5) Compliance with the overall master plan of the City. (6) Recommendation by architect of the project. (7) Reflection of enduring artistic concepts rather than transitory ones. b. When the Committee recommends a particular City construction project or existing site as being appropriate for Works of Art in Public Places, the Committee shall also recommend one of the following means of obtaining the Work(s) of Art: (1) Open entry competition: Through appropriate advertisement all professional artists are inyited to enter into competition for a commission to create a Work of Art for the site. The amount to be paid for the Work(s) of Art shall be determined by the City Commission after considering the Committee's recommendation. Works of Art in Public Places Ord. 11109199-3:15 PM LMD:ch 6