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City of Paris Histor/c Resources Survey 2003 Phase 1 - Page 4 HIGH PRIORITY - Contributes significantly to local history or broader historical patterns; is an outstanding or unique example of architecture, engineering or crafted design; and retains a significant portion of its original character and contextual integrity. MEDIUM PRIORITY - Contributes to local history or broader historical patterns, but alterations have diminished its integrity; is a good but typical example of architecture, engineering or crafted design; is a good but altered illustration of a common local building form, architectural style or type. LOW PRIORITY - Typifies a common local building form, architectural style or type, with little or no identified historic associations; is a moderate to severely altered resource that exemplifies a distinctive building type or architectural style, or that has only minor historic significance. Task 3 - Survey Reports Task 3.1 -- Survey Overview Report A summary of the Survey findings will be prepared, which will include statistical data regarding the survey's results, a detailed description of the survey boundaries, methodology, context and historical information. Task 3.2 -- Presentation of Comprehensive Data Collection All photographs, photo index sheets and survey forms will be assembled and organized for final presentation. A CD and print-outs of all electronic images will be provided with the report. The ARCHITEXAS team will be available to make appropriate presentations of the survey findings and report on a previously-arranged basis. As stated earlier, public meetings and input are an important part of the survey process. All electronic data collected will be forwarded to the Texas Historical Commission for inclusion in the Texas Historic Sites Atlas. Task 4 - City of Paris }Iistoric Preservation Plan Task 4.1 - Public Education/Outreach Under the direction and guidance of the PHPC, ARCHITEXAS will conduct a predetermined number of meetings to educate governmental and community groups about the findings of the survey and the Preservation Planning Process. For the purpose of this proposal, one such meeting is included. Additional meetings may be conducted at the request of the PHPC for an additional fee.