Final public art project paperwork and permits

What to know

This is the third and final approval step you'll complete before you begin your project.

Next steps

If the City approves your public art project paperwork and permit applications, you'll can start your artwork. If it is not approved, you will have a chance to revise your application.

Note

For projects that are on city property and not in the right of way, you will need to do a lease instead of an encroachment permit. A City Arts staff member will provide the lease to you.

What to submit

For all public art projects except art wraps, you must complete and submit these forms:

• Encroachment Permit with fee payment
• Certificate of Liability Insurance
• Obstruction Permit if blocking a sidewalk, path, street or parking space

How to submit

Email your documents to Talia Moorman

Resources

• City right of way explained

Timeline

Staff will respond to your application within one to two weeks after you submit.