Community Kick Sample Clauses

Community Kick off Event (Trip 01) ▪ Participate in a half-day driving tour with city staff of key areas of the City. ▪ Introductory Work Session with the TAC to introduce the planning process and seek feedback on issues and opportunities. ▪ Hold a joint work session with the City Council, Planning & Zoning Commission, and the XXXX to introduce the planning process and seek feedback on issues and opportunities. ▪ Conduct up to 15 focus group listening sessions with key stakeholders. ▪ Halff will coordinate a community kick-off event announcing the project that will feature Xxxx Xxxxxx as the keynote speaker to generate excitement about sense of place and this initiative for the citizens of Abilene Deliverables: Meeting materials, Data Request Form, monthly progress reports, City-wide base map, department questionnaire public engagement plan, Draft and final brand materials, Meeting advertisements. Meetings: TAC Mtg #1; Joint Work Session (XXXX Mtg #1; Plan Commission Mtg #1; City Council Mtg #1), Stakeholder Interviews Items Provided by City: Provide background and data information as requested in Data Request Form, distribute questionnaires to appropriate city departments, review brand materials. City staff will secure meeting spaces and send out invitations for all events.
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