Other Outreach. At the direction of the City, Franchisee shall participate in and promote AB 939 activities, SB 1383 programs, and other Solid Waste management techniques at community events and local activities. Such participation would normally include providing, without cost, educational and publicity information promoting the goals of the City's Solid Waste Collection and Diversion programs.
Other Outreach. Quarterly updates to the Anchorage Assembly Enterprise and Utilities Oversight Committee. • Continuing to post project updates and final documents to the project website, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx • Quarterly Update Calls (open to all interested parties) • Quarterly Newsletters began in December 2020 • Conducting additional community meetings (Community Councils, Watershed and Natural Resources Advisory Commission, AWWU, etc.) Recent Progress • Finalized the Study Plan draft • Initiated the permitting process • Confirmed Alaska Energy Authority as Governor’s Representative • Submitted the Proposed Final Study Plans to the Parties to the 1991 Agreement for concurrence on the scope of work. • Received concurrence on the scope of work from all Parties. • Initiated field work Next Steps • Finalize the Study Plans (May) • Obtain all remaining permits and authorizations • Address remaining prerequisites for study flow releases • In-depth assessment of existing drainage gate • Conduct field work for year 1 studies (May-October) xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx
Other Outreach. The project must display, where appropriate and practical, publicly visible signs indicating that the project has received funding through the NOAA Community-based Restoration Program. These signs should also identify other contributing partners. These contributions should also be acknowledged in all communications with the media and the public and in all outreach related to the projects. PRE-CONTRACTING APPENDIX B (PROJECT BUDGET) Note: Instructions provided at the end of this template
Other Outreach. At the direction of the City, Contractor shall participate in and promote AB 939, AB 341, AB 1826, SB 1383 or other Applicable Law activities and other Solid Waste management techniques at community events and local activities. Such participation would normally include providing, without cost, educational and publicity information promoting the goals of the City's Discarded Materials program.
Other Outreach. At the Sunspot Astronomy and Visitor Center, a live solar viewer that will project a white-light image of the Sun from a heliostat outside the Visitor Center to a screen inside the center is near completion. NSO is exploring a new exhibit, Ride a Magnetic Carpet, to educate visitors about the magnetic nature of the Sun. It will include a combination of computer stations with interactive graphics, hands-on units, and models of the Sun and of a sunspot. Additional exhibit materials include new display panels for the Xxxx Solar Telescope lobby and the Visitor Center to highlight current observing programs at Sunspot. We also are defining a computer kiosk that would provide access to real-time imagery from ISOON and allow visitors to perform simple image manipulations through a subset of IDL routines use by the ISOON team. Both the exhibit and kiosk will be designed to be transportable for use at either the Sunspot or Kitt Peak visitor centers or by other members of the Southwestern Consortium of Observatories for Public Education (SCOPE). NSO will support the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia in writing a proposal for a planetarium show on the Sun and will support development if funded. NSO will continue with exhibits at the National Science Teachers Association annual convention and will join the Association of Science and Technology Centers. NSO is applying to join the outreach component of NASA's Living With a Star (LWS) program, a broad, powerful outlet for NSO materials and messages. NSO continues to participate in SCOPE, a consortium of research institutions in the southwest that promote a public awareness of astronomy through access and education.
