1. Artist. An individual independent professional practitioner of the visual, performing, or literary arts, as judged by educational qualifications, a history of creating a body of public or publicly-displayed artwork, critical recognition in publications or online, a record of exhibitions and/or artwork sales. Members of the design team are not artists for on-site publicly accessible art projects. Individuals who have a conflict of interest, including a familial or financial relationship to the developer or design team, are not artists for on-site publicly accessible art projects.

2. Construction Cost. The amount determined by the Chief Building Official for purposes of setting the building permit fee in accordance with the most recent building valuation date specified in the building permit fees section of the resolution establishing fees and charges as adopted by the City Council.

3. Developer. A person or entity that is financially and legally responsible for the planning, development and construction, or maintenance and operation of any project subject to this chapter.

4. On-Site Publicly Accessible Art. An original work by an artist, including, but not limited to, functional art integrated into the building, landscape, or element of infrastructure, including sculpture, monument, mural, painting, drawing, photography, fountain, banner, mosaic, textile, art glass, digital media art, video, earthworks and multi-media installation, that is in a location that is accessible to and available for use by the general public during normal hours of business operation consistent with the operation and use of the premises.

5. Guidelines. The guidelines adopted by the City Council pursuant to Section 23.316.070 (Administrative Regulations (Guidelines)).