(1) As used in this section: (a) "Applicant" means: (i) a county of the first class; (ii) a municipality in a county of the first class; or (iii) a metro township in a county of the first class. (b) (i) "Local funds" means money in the possession of a county, municipality, or metro township through local revenue generation, private donation, or federal or philanthropic grant. (ii) "Local funds" does not mean money from a state grant. (2) There is created a Public Art Installation Initiative to be administered by the division. (3) Within available funds, the division may award an applicant a dollar-for-dollar match on the purchase or commission of a public art installation as described in this section. (4) Before the division may offer a dollar-for-dollar match as described in Subsection (3), an applicant shall provide the division with: (a) documentation of the local funds dedicated to the proposed public art installation; (b) a description or rendering of the proposed public art installation; (c) a copy of any contractual agreement the applicant has with the proposed artist, or a template contractual agreement to be offered to an artist; and (d) any other information requested by the division. (5) The division shall establish by rule in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act: (a) an application process; (b) a process to approve or deny an application, in accordance with the purposes described in Section 9-6-402; and (c) a process to prioritize applications in the event of limited funding. (6) The division: (a) may solicit and receive a donation to further the objectives of this section; and (b) shall deposit any donation received to further the objectives of this section and reserve the use of that donation for the Public Art Installation Initiative. (7) A donation under Subsection (6) may not supplant appropriations for the Public Art Installation Initiative as described in Subsection 9-6-404(2)(b).
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