Public Art / Public Artworks mean permanent, semi-permanent, or temporary original works of art in any medium, material, media or combination thereof, including but not limited to surface art including murals, banners, earthworks, sculptures, mosaics, projection art, sound art, streetscaping elements and augmented reality, that have been planned and executed by an artist and/or through an artist-led process; created with the specific intention of being sited or staged in physical public space or the public realm; have aesthetic quality; and are accessible to the general public. Public art is intended to be integrated into its environment and enhance its surroundings, and is often site-specific, making it distinct from art exhibited in public places, or brief one-time performances. Public art may also encompass transitory art activations in public spaces that are time-based, durational, experiential, and/or performative.

Municipal Space means publicly accessible land and buildings owned and/or managed by the County and intended for public use and enjoyment, including but not limited to interior public spaces, sidewalks, plazas, laneways, and natural spaces including parks and recreational trails.