1-12F-2: DEFINITIONS:

A&H DEPARTMENT:

The Department of Arts and History for the city of Boise City, Idaho, or its designee.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT:

The construction, demolition, rehabilitation, renovation, acquisition of, or other physical improvement of a City-owned or City-funded capital asset, paid for with City general or enterprise funds through the annual or an interim budget process.

CITY:

The city of Boise City, Idaho.

CULTURAL ASSET:

A work of Public Art, an Object or Manuscript, or a Program as defined herein.

OBJECTS AND MANUSCRIPTS:

Items that have value because of their contribution to the City's creativity, history, knowledge, traditions, and culture. Examples of Objects and Manuscripts include but are not limited to: books, documents, goods, equipment, textiles, photographs, and other ephemera.

PERCENT FOR ART:

City program by which one and two-tenths percent (1.2%) of total eligible Capital Improvement Projects funding is allocated for the acquisition and associated management, planning, and education of Cultural Assets.

PROGRAMS:

A performance, exhibition, lecture, presentation, an artist in residence at a public facility, or reading that contributes to the City's creativity, history, knowledge, traditions, and culture.

PUBLIC ART:

A temporary or permanent work of visual and graphic art, a work of sculptural art, artistic treatment landscaping, fountains, or other publicly accessible work that is experienced in a publicly accessible site when on display and which may be an integral part of a building, attached to a building, placed within or outside of a building, or within a public space that is accessible to the public. Examples of public art include but are not limited to: paintings, drawings, sculptures, engravings, carvings, frescoes, stained glass, mobiles, collages, mosaics, bas-reliefs, and tapestries. (Ord. 19-23, 6-27-2023)