Inglewood Municipal Code § 12-4 General Regulations

All regulations and provisions of this Article shall be applicable to all zone classifications, all properties and all uses of same, unless specified otherwise.

(Ord. 88-32 10-25-88)

Public art that is required under Article 14 of Chapter 11 and that is proposed as a part of a development project shall be subject to approval by the Planning Commission consistent with the following regulations:

(a) Purpose. The purpose of the Planning Commission Review is to consider the proposed on-site location of the artwork in relation to the entire development project.

(b) Standards Governing Approval. The Planning Commission shall review the location of the artwork and approve, conditionally approve, or disapprove the location according to the following standards:

(1) Adequate vehicular and pedestrian access and circulation areas shall be maintained; and

(2) The location of the artwork allows for unrestrained viewing from a variety of vantage points on the site.

(c) Notice of Determination. The Planning Commission shall transmit a notice of its determination within ten business days of its action or an extension of time agreeable to the applicant and the Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department. Failure to give such notice within ten days shall be deemed a disapproval for purposes of appeal to the City Council.

(d) Appeal Procedure. Within ten business days after the notice of disapproval or conditional approval has been mailed to the applicant, the applicant may appeal to the City Council by filing a written notification thereof with the Planning and Building Department Director or designee. The City Council shall consider the appeal duly filed at a regular meeting to be held within thirty business days after the filing of said appeal. If no appeal is filed pursuant to the provisions of this Section, the action of the Planning Commission shall be deemed final.

(e) Expiration of Approval. The Planning Commission approval of a public art location within a development project shall not expire.

(f) Re-Review of Amended Development Project or Public Art Location. If a development project, that includes public art that was previously approved by the Planning Commission, undergoes substantial changes in the site layout or if the public art location undergoes substantial changes, the Planning Commission shall be required to re-review the public art in the context of the development project.

(Ord. 12-01 2-7-12)

The provisions of Section 12-4.1 shall not apply to development within the Hollywood Park Specific Plan zone.

(Ord. 15-10 2-24-15)