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2.642 Fund for Art in Public Places - Use of Funds. At an appropriate initial stage in the planning, design, construction, or purchase of a public place, the city department or authority designated by the city manager to be responsible far construction yr purchase of the public place, together with the visual arts coordinator, shall establish a budget amount for the works of art to be provided as a part of the project and a recommended medium and location for such works of art. The amount budgeted far a particular project may be less than the deposit into the fund fvr art in public places generated by that project under section 2.64D of this cade. Such budget amount and further recommendations shall be reviewed and approved by the city manager, whose approval shall be final. Section 4. Section 2.644 of the Eugene Code, 1911, is amended to provide: 2.644 Fund for Art in Public Places -Sur lus. The unused balance of the fund for art in public places at the end ofanyfiscal period shall be carried forward for use asset forth in section 2.648 of this cade. Section 5. Subsection ~1} of Section 2,648 of the Eugene Code, 1911, is amended by adding subparagraphs (k), (I), and (m) thereto, and Subparagraphs (h) and (i) of Subsection (2) are repealed, and the current Subparagraph (j) relettered (h), to provide: 2.648 Fund for Art in Public Places -Selection of Art. ~1} Appropriations from the fund for art in public places may be spent for: ~k} Expenses for registration, appraisal, maintenance, repair and deaccessioning of artworks in the city's public art collection. ~l} Expenses for promotion and education activities associated with the public art program. gym} Administrative expenses for management of the city's public ark program, including but not limited to, promotion and education activities, selection, acquisition, placement, registration, appraisal, maintenance, repair and deaccessioning of artworks. ~2} Appropriations from the fund fvr art in public places may not be spent for: (h) Architect's fees. ordinance - 2