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Moreover, we expect our residents and visitors who interact with this piece, to <br />hold a greater appreciation of the beautiful natural areas around the city. <br /> <br />23. Measurable Outcomes Summary – Briefly describe outcomes for the proposal. Proposals <br />funded by Minnesota’s Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund are required to provide a summary to <br />be posted on the Legacy.mn.gov website. <br />This summary section is intended to be just a summarization of the larger outcome <br />narrative section above. It is a required reporting component for any projects <br />funded by Legacy Amendment and this information goes to the Legacy website, <br />which is public information. <br />We anticipate that viewers of “Where Energy Flows” will have increased <br />engagement and conversation regarding public art as well as a heightened <br />appreciation for the beauty of the natural areas across the City of Elk River. <br /> <br />24. CMAB Program Outcomes – Select all that are relevant to the proposed project: <br />X 1. Regional residents experience a change in knowledge, attitude, behavior or <br />condition. <br />X 2. Accessible public art contributes to community identity, culture or history. <br />X 3. Regional artists connect to new audiences and/or build relationships that <br />provide artistic growth. <br /> <br />25. Evaluation Methods - Describe the evaluation methods that will be used to measure the <br />proposed outcomes. <br />Evaluation methods should align with, and measure proposed outcomes. Consider <br />your specific outcomes and what types of evaluation best match each outcome. If <br />one survey will meet all the outcomes, consider giving the panel greater context <br />regarding the sorts of questions you'll specifically be looking to measure. Panelists <br />often pay close attention to outcomes and evaluation and the more concrete details <br />the narrative provides, the stronger the section. <br />It would be intended to conduct a running survey on the website that the QR <br />code would lead to as well as shared from time to time on the Elk River <br />Economic Development Facebook page. Within the survey we would like to <br />determine the purpose of their visit to the facility, if they are aware of other <br />public art within the community, and if their appreciation of the natural areas in <br />the city has changed, among other questions as determined by the Beautification