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0 ALICIA ROJAS 2. Scope of Work: a. Public Art Guidelines and Procedures Ensuring Consistency and Quality: Guidelines are essential to maintainingthe quality and integrity of murals across the city. They ensure that any restoration, maintenance, or new mural projects adhere to a consistent standard, preserving the original artistic intent and cultural significance. Clear guidelines can also prevent unauthorized alterations or removals, protecting the artist's vision and the community's connection to the artwork. Preventing Unintentional Damage: Murals are often exposed to the elements, making them vulnerable to weathering, vandalism, and other forms of deterioration. Without established preservation guidelines, well-meaning but uncoordinated efforts to repair or clean murals could inadvertently cause more harm than good. Guidelines provide a structured approach to preservation, ensuring that any interventions are carried out by qualified professionals using appropriate techniques and materials. Supporting Economic and Social Benefits: Murals contribute to the vibrancy and appeal of public spaces, drawing visitors and fostering local pride. A policy that supports the preservation of murals can enhance these benefits by ensuring that the artworks remain intact and accessible for future generations. This, in turn, can boost tourism, support local businesses, and strengthen community ties. Creating a Legacy for Future Generations: Murals often capture the spirit of a particular time and place, serving as historical records of the social, political, and cultural climate of the era in which they were created. By preserving these artworks, we create a visual legacy that future generations can learn from and appreciate. Guidelines ensure that this legacy is protected, allowing murals to continue serving as educational and inspirational tools. Fostering Community Engagement and Ownership: The process of creating and preserving murals often involves significant community input and collaboration. Establishing preservation guidelines helps formalize this engagement, encouraging ongoing community involvement in the care and appreciation of these artworks. A city policy that supports mural preservation can further strengthen this sense of ownership, empowering residents to actively participate in the stewardship of their cultural heritage. Alicia Rojas www.aticia-rojas.com aliciaroiasartr&ffmail.com This work plan contains proprietary information belonging to Alicia Rojas and may not be distributed, replicated, or implemented in any way without authorization.