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Newsletters / Project Fact Sheets. Assist the City’s OR in preparing for the Project fact sheet to use at public events, and to post online. The fact sheet shall include a rendering of typical improvements in the Project area. Alternative language information, as well as ADA language, shall be included. Deliverables/Schedule: • Draft and final text and graphics for the Fact Sheets (electronic) with draft due date as determined by City; final no later than two (2) business days from receipts of City comments.
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Newsletters / Project Fact Sheets. Consultant shall prepare text and provide the graphic layouts for up to Project fact sheets to use at public events and briefings, and to post online. The fact sheet must include key improvements and anticipated impacts in the Project area, the Project website and contact information. Alternative language information, as well as ADA language, must be included. Deliverables/Schedule: Consultant shall provide: • Draft and final fact sheets (Electronic); • Draft and final infographic (Electronic); • Draft due date as determined by Agency; final no later than 2 business days from receipts of Agency comments.

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