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City of Paris Historic Resources Survey 2003 Phase 2 - Page 5 of those standards. The Plan will be developed in accordance with the City of Paris' enabling legislation regarding historic resources. The draft will be distributed to the members of the PHPC for review, comment and revision prior to completion of the £mal draft. The f'mal draa of the Paris, Texas Historic Preservation Plan will be competed and a predetermined number of copies distributed to the PHPC. Additional copies will be printed on request for an additional fee. Task 3.4 - Preservation Plan Presentation ARCHITEXAS will conduct a public presentation to community and governmental leaders about the details of the Preservation Plan. Additional meetings will be conducted at the request of the PHPC for an additional charge. Task 4 - Paris Historic Resources Website A web consultant working with ARCHITEXAS will add residential historic resources to the site produced in Phase-1. The site will include information of the historic residential properties of Paris including survey forms. A resource area on the site will provide information about Paris historic preservation guidehnes and ordinances, and links to find more information about historic preservation. This proposal is based on the web developer having access to an NT based server. The work involved in adding the information, and the related cost, depend on the type of website designed in Phase-1. Website design levels were identified in the Phase-1 proposal as: Level - 1 At his level, the website will be based in appearance on the existing City of Paris website. Data in the site would be relatively static and would require updating through an FTP interface. These updates could be conducted by a knowledgeable staff member or volunteer, or by the web consultant under a separate agreement. Level - 2 Level two will include the development of a website similar to the City of Paris site, but with an updated and historically-themed design. It will include clickable district maps with links keyed to each individual historic property, and photographs. Users may also search properties by various demographic criteria. Updates to survey forms and the addition of new properties may be conducted online.