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l0 DRAFT # 1 . 5 upon request for five (5) years, and still unexpended at the expiration of such period, shall be transferred to the general fund; provided that funds derived from other restricted sources shall revert to the funds from which originally appropriated at the expiration of said three- or five-year period, or if the Eligible Construction Project is canceled, as applicable. I. Any gift, grant or award received in the Public Art Fund and subject to a lawful condition shall be expended strictly in accordance with such condition. m. The Public Art Fund shall be used to provide sites for and Artwork in public places. Public Artwork may be placed on public display, integrated or attached to a public building or structure; detached within or outside a public building or structure; within or as a part of the landscape of a public park or other outdoor public site or lands; part of a portable exhibition or collection; part of a temporary exhibition; or loaned or exhibited in other public facilities. n. Unless restricted by the BOCC, any applicable resolution or ordinance, federal, state or local law or policy, or the conditions of a granting authority, the Public Art Fund may be pooled by the BOCC and expended for any Public Art and design project in the County, subject to the approved Public Art Plan. There shall be no general requirement that monies in the Public Art Fund be expended on the specific Eligible Construction Project that generated the monies unless as stated herein. Section 5.0 Annual Public Art Plan Recommendation: Prior to submission of the County's proposed annual Capital Improvement Program budget to the BOCC, the Arts Commission shall develop a Public Art Plan, detailing the Eligible Construction Projects to be implemented in the upcoming year. The Arts Commission shall submit the Public Art Plan to the BOCC with the County's proposed annual Capital Improvement Program budget for BOCC review and approval. The Public Art Plan shall: (a) identify Eligible Construction Projects in the Capital Improvement Plan that are subject to the 1% for Public Art Allocation; (b) identify the Eligible Construction Budget for each Eligible Construction Project in the Capital Improvement Program that is subject to the 1% for Public Art Allocation; (c) identify Eligible Construction Projects, which due to low anticipated public visibility or public usage or due to other reasons are not appropriate for Public Art. The Public Art Allocation for these projects shall, if eligible, be pooled with other monies in the Public Art Fund. The funding source for each Eligible Construction Project shall be identified and the County Manager shall indicate whether the funds can legally be pooled with other monies in the Public Art Fund for use at a different Eligible Construction Project or at existing public buildings or parks or other outdoor public site or lands in Orange County identified in the Public Art Plan that are not Eligible Construction Projects.