Select all that apply:

• • Ancestral land acknowledgement
  • Historical community acknowledgement (e.g. slavery, ethno-cultural)
  • Hosting events to celebrate location and connection to the community
  • Public art or interior/exterior design elements, such as murals to reflect and celebrate ancestral land use and community
  • Art by local Indigenous artists
  • Conservation of heritage features
  • Outdoor publicly-accessible and safe amenities
  • Installations or permanent displays recognizing the local geography or environment
  • Other structural or social strategies to enhance sense of place
  • N/A – no common areas/spaces on-site. Please provide documentation demonstrating spaces in landlord or owner’s control do not apply to these requirements
  • N/A – No owner/landlord controlled area