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ii. Lead a minimum of one (1) meeting for city officials and arts organizations that includes art education; feedback on art in the public realm preferences for Redwood City; and recording of vision perspectives for art in Redwood City. iii. Lead a minimum of one (1) meeting for potential partners, developers, sponsors, and patrons that includes art education; partner possibilities; economic benefits of public art projects; etc. 2. Conduct intake of suggestions from residents, business owners, and developers through a comprehensive process by surveys; direct interactive feedback; and group and individual meetings. 3. Develop a Master Vision for the City of Redwood City with special attention given to the pairing of artwork types and the spaces allotted to them. The Master Vision shall be presented as a draft and then final document that will be presented to the Civic Cultural Commission and to the City Council. 4. Develop a conceptual, long-term approach to public art in the city in the spirit of a "Museum Without Walls" providing examples of potential artists, works in sites, and aesthetic direction. 5. Create a prioritized list of locations for temporary and permanent public art installations based on need and diversity of city assets. This shall be included in the final Public Art Master Vision document (bound copy and electronic version) presented to the Civic Cultural Commission and to the City Council. 6. Compile a list of artist recommendations, examples of pre-existing works, and different metropolitan public art approaches, with the option to include conceptual proposals — also to be included in the final Public Art Master Vision document. 7. Review existing procedural documents in order to streamline the call for artists process and refine the artwork approval procedure, among other tasks to improve efficiency. Make recommendations based on findings. 8. Re-evaluation will include documents including, but not limited to the following: the Public Art Master Plan, the City Approval Process, and Section 2.38 and Chapter 45 of the Redwood City Code. 9. Lead at least three (3) public art talks to address the merits and benefits of public art, the national view on public art, its potential role in Redwood City, best practices, and how the public can get involved. This shall constitute the launch of the Public Art Master Vision process. AM/AGR/2017.053/ FUNG COLLABORATIVES PROJECTS REV: 03-22-1715 Page 11 of 12