The implementing agency (organization) shall draft a management and maintenance plan and determine a source of funds for associated expenditures. It shall budget funds to this end every year. Necessary management and maintenance fees are to be drawn from a related fund or dedicated account.
Where the implementing agency (organization) is not a public art management agency (organization), associated management, maintenance, and survey fees shall be budgeted for annually by the managing agency (organization).
The supervisory authority may require that the managing agency (organization) report regularly or occasionally concerning management and maintenance.

The public art management agency (organization) shall, after the inspection of the permanent public art installation has been completed, list it as being among its property to be managed, and may not move or remove it for five years. This limitation shall not apply where repairs for the public art amount to more than one-third of installation costs or where other special circumstances apply.
In the event of the need to move or remove a public art, a plan must be drawn up and approved by the review committee prior to work’s commencing. The plan shall include, at a minimum, the following:
1. Plan background and reason for moving or removal.
2. Basic information about the public art installation plans.
3. Present state of the piece of public art and record of its maintenance and management.
4. An agreement signed by the original creator or the written professional opinions of executive task force or selection task force members.
5. Plan detailing the move or removal as well as follow-up measures.
6. Other relevant information.