As an AI language model, I do not have access to specific regulations and requirements regarding public art for land development per location.
However, in general, here are some common public art requirements for land development:
1. Percentage of Project Cost: Some cities have a specific percentage of the project cost allocated to public art. For example, San Francisco requires 2% of the total construction cost for public art.
2. Type of Artwork: Most cities are specific on the type of artwork that can be installed. For instance, it can be sculptures or murals, depending on the zoning laws.
3. Art Selection Process: The art selection process can be a competitive solicitation process, public art juror reviews, or open Calls-for-Artists. It is important to have public meetings where local residents can give feedback and suggestions of the artwork.
4. Location and Accessibility: The location and placement of public art are critical. It should be visible, accessible, and installed in a safe location.
5. Maintenance: The maintenance of the public art installation should be carried out by the developer or the city. It should be well-maintained to maintain its quality and preserve its originality.
The requirements for public art in land development projects vary from city to city and state to state, and more information can be found on the city's website or local government agencies.
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