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188N9 slides, vita,, and ~wh.er~ requested proposals to the Committee. The Selection Co~mittee w~i~.l seek Artists for new con~issivns and also purchase completed, avail- able work, ~? ~ The Selection Co~mittee has the ,option of con- ducting an Cpen Competition in two stages, .whereby a limited number of finalists selected from the competition will be asked to submit more detailed proposals. Each finalist in the second stage will be paid a professional fee to be set by the Selection Committee. The Selection Committee has the option of making no selection if there is no proposal judged to be of sufficient merit. If no selection is made, another selection process may be ini- tiated; ~g~ Recommend the ft~nd~ be accumulated when it is not feasible to conduct an open competition. However, the follow- ing processes may be followed when the arts fund for a project are under $1,5Qa: ~~1~ Zimited Codpetition. To be initiated in cases where it is not feasible to conduct an Open Competition, whereby several Artists are invited to submit proposals to the Selection Committee. Each Artist will be paid a professional fee, ~^!This method may, be. used when in-~ corporating artwork into the design of a building,, and ~~~2} Direct Selection, A process whereby a specific piece of artwork is purchased by the Committee, to be followed only when the percentage available for art funds is too low to conduct a competition. Such a purchase shall be~~nade with a professional approach to the selection being of paramount importance; ~wh~ ~eco~cnend when an e.~penditure from a specific project is in whole or in part inappropriate, and that such funds from that project may be transferred to other projects; }_. Advertise nationally or internationally for proposals if a project warrants the expense; and ~.~7 Serge as jury, with each member having one vote. The Committee shah, act upon a vote o~ the majority of members, 4, The Architect shall: ~a~.. Recv~mend to th.e Committee specific sites for works o~ art and the scale and type of work thought to be most appro- priate; ~,~~.