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16. List other key personnel and/or artists involved in the public art project and their roles. Include a short bio explaining their artistic skills and experience. (i.e. contractors, assistants, etc.) Carey Dean will be the sole artist on “Where Energy Flows”. 17. Timeline – Describe the timeline for all project activities. Include planning, performances, activities, assessment, unveiling, etc. All activities MUST be completed within one year of the project start date. The Beautification and Public Art Committee has worked through fall and winter to produce and publish an RFP and review proposals. The committee made the final recommendation to the EDA in April. The EDA approved their financial contribution in April as well. The final artwork and placement are to be approved at the April meeting of the Multipurpose Facility Commission. Members of the community and the Beautification and Public Art Committee will show Carey Dean around the natural areas suggested for inspiration in late spring. Carey will begin fabrication in fall with installation and the reveal to be scheduled in late spring 2025. 18. Describe any research completed regarding the safety and structural requirements of the Public Art. Examples include environmental impacts, engineering requirements, safety concerns, lighting, etc. The city’s Building and Safety Division will ensure that the specific location within Furniture and Things Community Event Center can support the weight and mounting technique of “Where Energy Flows”. Additionally, the work is anticipated to be professionally installed by Museum Services Inc. which will feature a cleat mounting system with multiple anchor points and security hardware. 19. Provide documentation of site approval. A contract or agreement with the owner (governmental unit/private property owner) granting permission and indicating the duration of the project. • Site Approval [upload box] As the City of Elk River and its subsidiaries are the applicant as well as the site owner, no further agreement is needed. Internal communication along with approval of the pursuit of public art installation by the Multipurpose Facility Commission should satisfy this requirement.