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City Council members say a public art ordinance requires approval of the full Council, which Living Walls did not receive.

For over 30 years, the art ordinance has changed the cultural landscapes of communities around the city by commissioning site-specific projects in a variety of mediums.

In West Hollywood, where four digital billboards are visible on Sunset Boulevard, no such agreement is in place because the signs were approved under the city's public art ordinance, according to Antonio Castillo, a planner for West Hollywood.

Although San Francisco will continue to acquire works under the Art Enrichment Ordinance, the city has decided to temporarily stop accepting public donations outside of the program.

With items ranging in value from Edvard Munch's lithographs to local artisan craft works, it is a vast inventory of works that has grown since the initial 1969 Art Enrichment Ordinance that mandated two percent of public works contracts be allocated toward public art.

San Francisco already has acquired more than $5 million in fine arts since adoption of a 2% art set-aside ordinance in 1969.

No branding, no advertising". Kelly noted that the city went so far as to pass an ordinance that Art on theMART projections will never include sponsored imagery or paid advertisements.

A Brea ordinance requires art work in development projects on a formula linked to a project's total value.

Indeed, the only thing written down that comes close to defining what the city's artistic vision is rests in its "Art in Public Places" ordinance, which devotes most of its six pages to defining how developers need to pay for public art.

Georgia is among states that do not regulate the industry, but most Georgia counties have adopted ordinances regulating body art.

The new works were financed through $3.7 million in "art enrichment funds" from a city ordinance that earmarks 2 percent of the total cost of civic public works projects for public art.