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EXHIBIT A City of Pleasanton and Amador Livermore Valley Historical Society Agreement/Scope of Work The City of Pleasanton (City) and the Amador Livermore Valley Historical Society (ALVHS), operator of the Museum on Main Street, desire to combine efforts to enhance and expand the interpretive programming and administrative operations of the City- owned Alviso Adobe Community Park. The Park is expected to be completed and operating by November, 2008. The parties envision aclose/collaborative working partnership between the City, ALVHS, and the respective staffs: For the City: Civic Arts Manager Environmental Education Supervisor City Naturalist Part-time instructors Volunteers/docents For ALVHS: Executive Director Education Director Volunteer/Docent Coordinator Volunteers/docents Archival staff I. Program Planning and Design Services In consultation with the City Naturalist and Environmental Education Supervisor, ALVHS staff shall design an annual interpretive plan for the Alviso Adobe. The Plan shall be completed by spring each year, for implementation by City staff during the following academic year. The Plan should be complete, with annual themes, goals, and objectives and experiential outcomes; and include a schedule and recommendations for staffing, curricula, resources, and other considerations for program implementation. The Plan should include the following programs: A. A Themed Experience for the Causal, "Walk-U~' Visitor Passive signage, displays, exhibits and hands-on activities should be developed, for a defined period, to augment the permanent signage and interpretive displays noted in the Alviso Adobe Community Park Master Plan. A particular emphasis should be placed upon one of the historical eras depicted at the Park, and sub themes developed, i.e. The Ohlone People and Their Technology. B. Young Explorers Adobe Program