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Alaska Statutes.

Title 44. State Government

Chapter 27. Department of Education and Early Development

Section 60. Art in Public Places Fund.

AS 44.27.060. Art in Public Places Fund.

(a) The art in public places fund is established. The council shall manage the fund.

(b) The commissioner of a department responsible for the design and construction of a building or facility shall deposit into the art in public places fund one percent of the construction cost of a building or facility if the building or facility is exempt from the requirements of AS 35.27 and the exemption is because

(1) the estimated construction cost of the building or facility is less than $250,000; or

(2) the building or facility is not designed for substantial public use.

(c) The council may use the money in the art in public places fund

(1) to commission or purchase a work of art that is to be made a permanent part of, or placed on loan in, a building or facility owned or leased by the state that has substantial public use; and

(2) to meet expenses for a commissioned work of art for a building or facility that has substantial public use if the cost of the work of art exceeds the amount reserved under AS 35.27.020 (c).

(d) In (c) of this section, "building" or "facility" means

(1) a building or facility of the state, as defined by AS 35.27.030 , that is designed for and that is subject to substantial public use; and

(2) a building or facility that is leased by the state and subject to substantial public use.

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