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06/27/2016 by nonprofit organizations operating for these purposes and that have a current tax exempt letter from the Internal Revenue Service or the Franchise Tax Board. 9. Development projects located on property owned by the state of California, the United States of America, or any of its agencies and used exclusively for governmental or educational purposes. 10.Any structure proposed to repair or replace a building that was damaged or destroyed by fire or other calamity, so long as the square footage and use of the building remains the same, and construction of the replacement building begins within one year of the damage's occurrence. 11.Development projects to the extent they have received a vested right to proceed without providing on-site art pursuant to state law, including those that are the subject of development agreements currently in effect with the City, if such development agreements were approved prior to the effective date of this Section 45.090 and where such agreements expressly preclude the City from requiring compliance with this Section 45.090. 12.Development projects for which applications have been deemed complete prior to the effective date of this Section 45.090. Sec. 45.100 Submittal of Letter of Intent. Prior to the development application being deemed complete, an applicant must submit a letter of intent stating whether they intend to comply with Section 45.090 by(a) providing publicly visible art on-site; (b) paying the in-lieu fee; or (c) providing publicly visible art on- site in combination with paying an in-lieu fee. This letter shall indicate the proposed locations of any publicly visible art on-site, and such locations shall be included in the project plans. Sec. 45.110 Public Art Permit Application. A. A�plication Requirement. Developers subject to the requirements of Section 45.090 who have not elected in a Letter of Intent to pay the in-lieu fee pursuant to Seetion 45.090(D), shall file a public art permit application with the Director of Parks, Recreation and Community Services prior to issuance of any building permit containing the following information: 1. An application signed by the owner of the affected property; 2. Landscape and site plans indicating the location and orientation of the art, signage, utility boxes, fire suppression systems, and the landscaping and architectural treatment integrating the piece into the overall project design; 3. Color elevation rendering clearly showing the artwork to scale in relation to its surroundings; 4. A sample, model, or photograph and "to-scale" drawings or renderings of the proposed art piece; 5. Material samples and finishes; 6. A resume of the proposed artist including slides or photographs of the proposed artist's past work which demonstrates similar work to the proposal; Page 10 of 13 ATTY/ORD.429/PUBLIC ART FUND AND PROVISION OF PUBLIC ART BY PRIVATE DEVELOPERS ORD.N0.2424 REV:06-17-16 JS MUFF NO.301