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1. The Artist shall not transfer any copyright interest or privilege in and to the Art Work without the prior consent of the County; 2. The Artist shall not display any reproduction of the Art Work for commercial purposes without the prior consent of the County. 3. The Artist shall provide credit to the County in all reproductions and displays (to the extent authorized herein) reading substantially, "an original Art Work commissioned by Orange County, North Carolina." ARTICLE 16, REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE The County affirmatively states that it is the County's intent to consult with the Artist in the event that the Work requires repair or renovation.. However, the County retains the right to determine when and if repairs and restorations to the Art Work will be made, The County will make every reasonable effort to contact the Artist in the event that the Work requires repair or renovation, The County shall also make every reasonable effort to give the Artist an opportunity to approve all material repairs and restorations, or to commission the Artist to make said repairs, except for replacement ofbroken or wom components being fabricated by the same fabricator that originally provided them. Both parties agree that neither the County nor the Artist shall unreasonably withhold or delay the determination of the scope and expense of repairs. If the Artist cannot be located at the notice address or unreasonably fails to approve any repair or restoration, the County shall have the right to make such repair or restoration without consulting the Artist, To a reasonable extent, the Artist shall be given the opportunity to make or personally supervise significant repairs and restorations. Nevertheless, the County shall have the right to make any repairs it deems fit to the Art Work if reasonable efforts to work with the Artist are not successful. Any compensation to be paid to the Artist for repairs, if at all, shall be the subject of another agreement. In the event of damage which results in the removal of the Art Work from the Site, the County, subject to available funding and approval by the appropriate County Officials, will to its best ability work with the Commission and the Artist to maintain, reconstruct or replace the Art Worlc. To a reasonable extent, the County will consult with the Artist and work to the best of its ability to maintain, reconstruct, or replace the Art Work. In the case that the Site is no longer appropriate for the Art Work, but the function of the Art Work as symbolic, historic and decorative remains, the County will to the best of its ability work with the Commission and the Artist to relocate the Art Work within Orange County. The County reserves the right to de-accession the Art Work if it determines it is not possible to reconstruct, maintain, or replace the Art Work or if the Art Work is determined to be detrimental to public safety.. The Artist or the Artist's estate will have the first option to reclaim the Art Work from the County in accordance with applicable law regulating the disposition of such property by the County. It is the Artist's responsibility to notify the County at the address listed in Article 26 each and every time the Artist changes address. The County will make every reasonable effort to contact the Artist in the event the Work requires repair or renovation. However, both parties recognize that it would be in the best interest of both the Artist and the County if the Artist would notify the County on occasion of the Artist's continuing interest in any repair or renovation of the Work. The County recommends that after a period of 10 years the Artist notify the County in writing