ROSLYN CEMETERY IRRIGATION LARGE CAP APPLICATION

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V. Feasibility and Risk Management 1. Feasibility Plans are in hand and readyto be bid for start of construction. 2. Risk Management Project will need to occur outside of winter weather and has therefore been planned for spring. VI. Tourism Metrics and Success Measurement The goal would be to complete design and construction of the signage during winter (January- March) of 2026 with actual installation in April/May 2026. The project will be promoted through the City website, Roslyn Historic Museum, and other non-profit groups to promote the new experience. There are 26 different cemeteries that date back to the early 1880's. The existing sprinkler system has been in place since around the 50's and 60's and has been deteriorating. Due to high risk of fire and maintenance and preservations needs for the location, a more robust water system for these cemeteries is necessary to preserve the historic significance that that these cemeteries contribute to the City of Roslyn and it's historic designation, which includes these cemeteries. The current kiosk at the site does track users as does the museum when providing information to tourists. We expect to continue to use these tracking mechanisms moving forward after project completion. This project is expected to provide preservation and protection measures. The City of Roslyn is committed to providing follow up data forthis project and trackingtourist number to the site in order to better evaluate both the level of service being provide to the user and future improvements that could increase that level of service to attract additional users to the site. VII. Applicant Certification (Must be completed for application to be accepted) I certify that the information provided in this application is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. I further certify that I understand the eligibility requirements and that this project complies with the requirements of RCW 67.28.1816.