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EHIBIT A SCOPE OF WORK The City of Santa Ana Parks &c Recreation will contract Roberto Del Hoyo (independent muralist) to develop and complete two mural projects in the City of Santa Ana, one will be at Memorial Park and the other at Santiago Park. The Memorial site will include the entire outdoor stage building and panels. The project at Santiago Park is underneath the 22 freeway on the east side of the park. The assignment includes but is not limited to: • The time frame will be 4 — 6 weeks to complete both murals at Memorial Park and Santiago Park Two projects 1. Memorial Park Mural Project at the outdoor stage (to include the two panels) &c the entire building. 2. Santiago Park mural will be completed in Roberto Del Hoyo's studio on canvass and attached to the existing wooden panels underneath Main St. Bridge at Santiago Park. The mural will be painted on a transparent polyester mesh. Once complete, the mural will be permanently applied to the wall using a polymer gel sealant. After the sealant is dry and mural is on the wall, additional painting will be necessary in order to make the painting seamless. • The cost of $13,300.00 will include all supplies and materials for completion of both projects. A Deposit of $2,500 is required upon execution of agreement; $5,400 due upon completion of 50% of work as determined by Community Services Supervisor; final payment of $5,400 due upon completion of & installation of both mural projects after inspection and acceptance by PRCSA Executive Director or his designee. • City staffwill organize one community meeting prior to finalizing the mural artwork to meet with the artist. The artist will gather community input to help develop a draft of art work • The final artwork &z color scheme must be approved by the Executive Director of Parks, Recreation and Community Services Agency and/or his designee before work commences. • The City of Santa Ana will recruit volunteers from the local neighborhood association, local churches and schools to assist with the project, and be mentored by the muralist, to complete the project.