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MQUN7AIM HOUSE SPECIFIC PLN II In the TowAm Center, public art will bean important civic expression in such areas as the library, MHGSO offices, the Main Street corridor and roundabouts, building plazas, and Central Community Park entries, edges, and gathering areas (for proposed locations, see Section 4,4. Town Center). Public alt should he carefully integrated with the more formal Ian&s pe and urban design treatments envisioned for the Town Genterr and may be conceived as part of site furnishings such as tree grates, benches, fountains, and other urban street elements. SPII Implementation Measures 1. Public Art Requirements. Improvement plans for private and public projects shall indicate specific proposals and locations for public ark which may include sculpture, fountains, entry monuments, landscape expressions, and other visual art farms. 2. design Review. Proposals for public art on land controlled by T-r4mafk EomrnYPWes,-"Qthe Master Developer, shall be reviewed by the Trimark "FRmu�Design Review Committee. Proposals-far-r+on 7ri+riark fvmpeFUes shall he-ravlewed by #t,e�e�,a AGRG 3. Privates -Enforced Public Art Re uirements. All implementing projects ei1 land ssntFa liey TFilm axk k-;ernmunities, LLCthe. Master. Developer, -shaft comply with the applicable provisions of the T+i rt►urtitsea;�l Mountain House Design Manuals, as amended, which compliance shall he evidenced by written approval by isnafk Sersa+r+u sties-LWthe Master Developer, or its design Review Committee, fin its Sale discretion. Nen- Trdmark whish compliance sall bedeter; iteao-Joaquin County, 4. Public Art Fundin . Public art within parks and other public areas shall be funOed as part of the project's constructlen cost. Public artwitbin pr€vate development shal l be funded by the project builder. S. Focus Area Requirements. Please refer to Sections 4.4 to 4.7 of this chapter, for specific requirements within Focus Areas. 4.2.8 Siting Criteria for Community Facilities Master Ptan Summary The Master Plan provides criteria for community fadlities in order to minimize land use conflicts and avoid aesthetic, functional, o other impacts to 9unrounding areas. Publicfacilities that have internal functions that could be a threat to the health and safety of the community wi11 be sited and mitigated in such a manner as to minimize the impact. Those publicfacilities that are of poor visual quality orconffictwkll the visual character of adjacent land uses will he sited to minimize the adverse visual impact on the adjacent uses and the oornmunity in general. Those public faci 11ties that have the potential to generate noise to a degree that w❑uid be a nuisance to adjacent land uses wld be designed and sited to m[nimize such impacts- Any public facility that has, as a part of its Function. the potential for generating odors that would be a nuisance to adjacant land uses will be designed and sited to minimize such impacts. CHAPTER FOUR DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN PAGE 4.11 Resolution Template 01/2017