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(3) Permits. The applicant is responsible for any plan reviews or permits that may be required under the Ohio Building Code. Any approved artwork shall become part of the property's approved development plan and provided to the Building Department for property records. (4) Publicity. The applicant may authorize and release publicity rights, including photographic images, to the City on forms supplied by the Arts Commission. The consent includes but is not limited to press, radio, films, television and all forms of social media, including but not limited to the City's webpage, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc., as well as related agencies on the City's behalf. Absent consent, the applicant may initiate its own publicity but agrees to provide the Arts Commission with an opportunity to review and comment on any and all references to the North Olmsted Arts Commission. (5) Maintenance. The applicant must agree to perform routine maintenance of the public art and agrees to permit Building Inspectors and Arts Commission access to review and recommend maintenance techniques to enhance the artwork. In the event that the applicant determines to remove the artwork, due to passage of time or change in circumstances, due to maintenance obligations or other causes, applicant shall notify the Arts Commission. (b) Review Criteria. The Arts Commission shall consider the following factors prior to approval of any commercial prime property artwork application and installation herein: (1) Location. The application shall provide the address of the property and include a site plan showing the location on the property where the artwork will be located. (2) Type. The application shall indicate the type of artwork proposed. The Commission shall determine what type of work is suitable for location and comprised of durable materials for the intended lifespan of the work. (3) Design and Intent. The Commission shall review the specific design concept of the artwork. The Commission may consider what the art is meant to convey in context of its environment. Any artwork that is deemed to have a commercial message shall be denied and the applicant will be invited to consider alternate avenues for commercial expression. (4) Artist Capacity. The application shall contain an estimated date of commencement and completion. The application shall include samples of the artist's portfolio and experience with public art installations. (5) Duration. The application shall include indication whether the artwork will be displayed on a temporary or permanent basis. For temporary displays, the applicant shall provide dates of display and a decommissioning/restoration plan for any site or building modifications made to accommodate the artwork. (6) Authorization and Release. The application shall address the property owner's consent and approval of the proposed artwork, the artist's release of publicity rights to the City, and the artist's limitation and release of VARA claims against the owner. (7) Maintenance. The application shall require commitment from owner/operator to maintain artwork over the proposed duration of its installation. The artwork shall be maintained in the original approved condition. Any deviations from the original proposal will require approval by the Arts Commission. If the artwork is not maintained or conditions develop that pose a public health or safety risk, the city may order the artwork's removal. SECTION 2: That any ordinance, or part of ordinance, in conflict or inconsistent with this Ordinance, is, to the extent of any such conflict or inconsistency, repealed. Conflicting or inconsistent provisions of any Ordinance shall be corrected at re -codification. 2