Capital Improvements Program (CIP) Document - City of Urbandale

ART
Urbandale Public Arts Funding Initiative
COSTS ITEMIZED Unprogrammed
(In 000's) TOTALS 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015+
Design -
Acquisition 349.1 17.3 15.8 36.0 33.0 40.5 206.5
Construction -
TOTAL 349.1 - 17.3 15.8 36.0 33.0 40.5 206.5
FUNDING SOURCES
GOB 349.1 17.3 15.8 36.0 33.0 40.5 206.5
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TOTAL 349.1 - 17.3 15.8 36.0 33.0 40.5 206.5
AA
A
B
PROJECT CLASSIFICATION
Imminent Need or Emergency:
Special Opportunity
Existing Need: Plans and
Approval Complete
Existing or Developing Need:
Minor Plan Approvals Needed
X C Plans Under Preparation: Need
Acquistion, Assessment, or
D
3rd Party Approvals
Growing Demand: No plans,
need further study or lengthy
approval process
E Future need as growth
continues; other projects
completed, or funding obtained
X ART
PROJECT STATUS
Studies/Need Asses.
Completed
In Year
Future
Survey/ Prel. Design
Acquisition 10-14 X
Assessment Schedule
Plans
State/Federal Approval
Bid/Construction
Other
Description: Proposed is the development,
enhancement and support of public parks, open
spaces, and community recreational programs and
facilities by increasing public art throughout
Urbandale.
Justification: The purpose of the public arts
initiative is to encourage and facilitate public art of
high aesthetic quality that celebrates the
uniqueness of Urbandale, enhances quality of life,
economic development and community image,
promotes tourism and makes art more accessible to
the general public.
Project Status: The Public Art Committee’s long
range plan was approved by the City Council in
June, 2008. Funding would be provided based on
the Capital Improvements Program at a 1 % (one
percent) designation of bonded debt issued (GOB,
TIF) related to capital projects for parks, city
facilities, and main arterial street projects. A $1
million threshold has been placed on projects
funded by debt issued proceeds, and the City
Council will separately consider the public art
funding level for each project in excess of the $1
million. In addition, 10% (ten percent) of the art
budget would to set aside for public art
maintenance.
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