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Santa Ana Cultural Heritage Program This scope of work is to provide, per your request, further elaboration on our discussions on Sept. 26, 2001 regarding editorial services for a project commemorating the history of the City of Santa Ana. What follows is a description of the scope, structure and schedule of work under a total contract in the amount of $10,000. (1 am certainly open to making minor adjustments of these terms according to the city's desires.) Our agreement would require that the city provide me with accurate research materials on which I would base my work. Additionally, 1 will be utilizing the Santa Ana History Room, the Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society and Heritage Orange County as resources. I propose delivering my work in three stages: a Forward, Chapter One and Chapter Two. FORWARD: A HISTORIC OVERVIEW The first phase of the contract would include a comprehensive outline of the project and an essay-a Forward, if you will--describing the mission and process of the cultural heritage project. This document, not to exceed 1,000 words, would convey the spirit and philosophy of the endeavor and describe how, through a mixture of media ranging from plaques affixed to buildings to brochures and the city's web site, the City would commemorate its own history. I would work with Rose Anne Garcia Kings of the city's Historic Resources Commission to describe the strategy that would be carried out. This article would serve as an introduction to the next two phases of the work at hand-Downtown and French Park-and also describe how the city may move forward in the coming months and years in its efforts to recognize Santa Ana's historic progression. This article would be useful as internal communication and may also help explain the project to the public. Deadline: Nov. 2, 2001. Fee: $1, 500. CHAPTER ONE: DOWNTOWN The second phase, or Chapter One, would focus on old downtown Santa Ana. This would entail both an article of no more than 1,000 words highlighting downtown's history (that may be added to the city'S web site, newsletters, brochures, etc.) and also the precise wording of markers to be affixed at historic sites and buildings. This would include at least one marker of sufficient size to provide a brief summary (perhaps 75 to 100 words) of the downtown's early history, and smaller plaques to recognize significant buildings and sites. The precise size of these plaques are to be determined by the city. The number of plaques will be based up the number of structures categorized as "Landmark" in the downtown (approximately 20) . .EXHiBIT A