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Develop or review a <br />Mission Statement <br />that reflects that <br />purpose <br />Who we are, what we <br />do, who we do it for, and <br />why we do it <br />The HRAC’s mission is to equitably safeguard the City’s past and heritage by protecting and identifying <br />resources representing special elements of its history, and to encourage, educate, and advocate for historic <br />preservation. <br />Step 3 <br />Discuss any priorities <br />already established by <br />Council as they relate <br />to your respective BCC <br />Strategic Initiatives <br /> Housing (Ensures that existing historic homes can be improved and added onto while still maintaining <br />historic significance, evaluates homes built before 1940 for potential historic significance, and reviews <br />landmark designation requests and Mills Act contracts that would preserve and maintain historic homes and <br />structures) <br />Children & Youth (Historic preservation education and outreach focusing on youth groups and local schools) <br />Foundational Guiding Principle <br /> Equity (Encourage public knowledge, understanding, and appreciation for the City’s past including study and <br />research of Redwood City historic not previously explored.) <br />Guiding Principles <br /> Communication and Community Building (Foster civic and neighborhood pride and a sense of identity <br />based on the recognition and use of historic and cultural resources.) <br /> Excellence in Government Operations (Uphold the highest standards of professionalism within City <br />Operations through transparency in community engagement and public participation.) <br />8.B. - Page 12 of 17 <br />253