Create new fee on private developers to fund public art
In Plain English
Richmond currently has no requirement for developers to contribute to public art. The proposed law would charge a fee on new private construction projects. If approved, developers pay into a city fund that purchases art for parks, buildings, and streets.
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Votes
Extend the meeting to complete discussion for Item J-5
5 to 0
Direct staff to prepare options for insertion into a single ordinance with and without housing production trigger
5 to 0
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