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recording, and other arts related to the presentation, performance, execution, and exhibition ofthese major art forms. (b) In consultation with the arts community, the arts commission will develop written guidelines regarding the process for allocation of hotel occupancy tax funds for the arts. In addition, the arts commission will recommend policies to govem placement oftemporarv and permanent displav art on citv propertv for approval by the citv council. and the arts commission may adopt procedural guidelines for evaluating temporary and permanent display art. ( c) At least 50% of the amount of hotel occupancy tax funds allotted by the city council for the arts shall be expended for eligible proiects that consist of permanent display art. "Permanent display art" includes sculpture, painting, or similar art work that is intended for permanent display in a public place or public building in the citv for a period of more than one year. Any such funding remaining unexpended at the end of a fiscal year will be retained in a capital improvement account for future spending for this purpose. (d) The arts commission is expressly authorized to: I (1) Actively solicit interest in the submission of applications from qualified individuals, groups and companies for funding for permanent display art; and (2) Make recommendations to the city council for permanent display art, including I recommendations made independently of funding applications. (e) With respect to applications for funding for permanent display art, the arts commission will make recommendations to the city council for awards of funding and proposed locations for permanent display art. The city council will make the final decision on funding and locations for permanent display art. ill The arts commission will review all other applications for funding for the arts, and will make final decisions on all such applications. SECTION 2, Section 2.313 of the City Code is amended as follows (underlining indicates added text; overstrike indicates deleted text): Sec. 2.313. General powers and duties. (a) The parks and recreation board will act generally in an advisory capacity to the city council and the city manager in the acquisition, development, improvement, equipment and maintenance of all parks and public playgrounds owned or controlled by the city within and without the city. (b) The board, subj ect to organizations and activities set up as the board may itself determine within its own organization, will: 2 I