Public Art In-Lieu Fee

“The adoption of the Public Art Master Plan Update will continue the City of Dublin's commitment to sustaining a healthy public art program by: ... Requiring developers, by ordinance, to provide a set-aside for public art enhancement in private development.”

“Public Art Requirements In accordance with Chapter 8.58 of the Dublin Municipal Code, all new non-residential development projects and all new residential development projects in excess of 20 residential units are required to provide public art.”

2006

“Dublin drafted its first Public Art Master Plan in 2003 and has successfully worked toward the goals and completed many of the projects outlined in that initial plan. The City adopted a Public Art Master Plan in 2006 that included the creation of a Public Art Ordinance and created the Public Art Fund.”

“Pay a Public Art In-lieu Contribution, prior to the issuance of the first building permit in the project, in the amount that results from the product of the building valuation (exclusive of land) as determined by the Building Official at building permit issuance and the percentage indicated below”

City of Dublin, the agency that levies it

“To: City of Dublin Community Development Director Cc: City of Dublin Senior Building Official As required by Chapter 8.58 of the Dublin Municipal Code, a Public Art Compliance Report must be submitted in conjunction with new development projects which are subject to Site Development Review.”