Public Outreach Events Sample Clauses

Public Outreach Events. Prepare for and send up to two (2) Consultant team members to attend the following meetings:
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Public Outreach Events. Prepare for and send up to two (2) Consultant team members to attend the following meetings: ▪ Three (3) Community Participation Organization (CPO) work sessions and/or regular meetings ▪ One (1) regular County Commission meeting Prepare for and attend the following general public and property owner Open House meetings: ▪ Staffed/live virtual project introduction meeting, with target audience to include property owners fronting the project limits. Mail hard copy notifications to property owners bordering the project limits of the pending field survey activity on their land. ▪ Unstaffed virtual Open House held online ▪ In-person Open House at community center, nearby school or other (time and location to be arranged for by County) Support the County as necessary to prepare for and conduct the Open House(s), and to present the design status, alternatives, project schedule, project impacts and to collect comments on the project. Prepare up to five (5) exhibit boards for the Open House(s) depicting relevant design features, the project schedule, and the total project limits and impacts. Revise draft exhibits based on comments from the County to produce a final deliverable. Print and mount each exhibit as appropriate. Up to three (3) Consultant staff will attend the in-person Open House, which is assumed to last three (3) hours. Deliverables ▪ Draft and Final Meeting Agendas ▪ Meeting minutes ▪ Open House comment log ▪ Draft and final exhibit boards ▪ Project notification mailers
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