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Exhibit HAH PROGR A..l\lMA TIC A GREE1\ffiNT 1. That the R.C.A.C. exercise its best efforts to provide a minimum of 30 individual visual an piec~s to be provided by artist members of R.C.AC. in such displays as the artist determines is suitable for display of his or her work. a) That reyi~w and approval of individual artWork pieces submitted to the City shall be subject to a recommendation by the Redwood City Culmral Commission. b) That the artwork submitted to the Cirv shall be' the work of artist members of the . , ReAC. c) That the approved pieces of art~lOrk be part of a rotaúng exhibit, and that the individual pieces will change on a periodic baSis. New items would be approved as under (a) above, but new i~ms could be substituted for current items temporarily until the Cultural Commi ,-sion considered a.pproval of the new piece. d) That the City be responsible for the selection of the display location and number (up to 30 pieces) of artwork to be used in its facilities. e) That the City not be liable for any damage to the anwork on display/storage which has been loaned to the City unless the damage is caused by wrongful negligence by the City (reasonable estimate of the value of each art'Work piece shall be submitted to the City by an independent certified evaluation). 2. That the R.C.A.c. establish regular community-oriented programs which promote the field and practice of visual arts in Redwood City, includirrg the following: a) That activities must include regular on-sire meetings and/or workshop classes for local young people, including but not limited to high school students. Additional involvement vlith other grade leveLc;is also recommended in order to further develop the RC.A.C's role in the community, and build a strong relationship with the school district b) Th~ subject program will indude a monthly on-site tour of the facility where the R.C.A.C.' s role is explained, and "work in progress" can b~ observed by the vìsitors. c) That tht R.C.AC. seek collabof2.tive work with orner community based groups, including, but not limited to, non-profir org:mi7:Hions involving the mentally disabled. d) The R.C.AC. panicipate in downtown cven~ and festivals. e) Tnat L'rJ.e R.c.A.c. sponsor a y~arly Art Fair or major exhibit. This event must be structured to enhanœ the RC.A.C.'s panicipatOry role in the community, as well as expand its fund-raising capabilities. Additional fund-raising efforts, includi11g grant writing, is also recommended as a vital part of the R.C.AC: s regular functions. _. ·1