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Exhibit A SCOPE OF SERVICES Program Overview: This Scope of Services outlines the responsibilities and expectations for engagement of Provider to provide guitar classes for ages 9 years and older at City recreation facilities and parks, as defined below. The aim is to promote musical art and wellness in the community by offering affordable recreation opportunities that encourage creative activity and teamwork. A. Program and Class Offerings: i. Seasonal programs and class offerings may include, but are not limited to the following class options: i. Basic Guitar ii. Provider shall teach such or similar classes at available City facilities to be designated by the City on a schedule agreed upon by the parties, in writing, for each class session or term, including the location, specific days and hours when classes will be held, and holidays to be observed, in accordance with City's needs. Provider and City agree that class locations and/or scheduling are subject to change due to unforeseen events or needs beneficial to the class participants. The Parties agree that changes to scheduling or location of classes shall be agreed upon, in writing, prior to the allowance of said changes). iii. Class Size i. At the City's discretion and upon mutual agreement, the minimum and maximum number of participants required for each class will be determined to ensure the quality and safety of the class participants. ii. Class ratio of participants to instructor(s)will be set for each class to ensure effective instruction and safety based on statewide standards. iii. If the minimum registration has not been reached by the second class, it is up to the discretion of the City upon mutual agreement with Provider,that the class shall be cancelled. Provider will be under no obligation to provide services for the cancelled classes, and the City will have no further obligations to pay Provider compensation for the remaining classes that were cancelled in that session. Page 11 of 13