Agenda - Byron Shire Council - NSW Government
Agenda - Byron Shire Council - NSW Government
Agenda - Byron Shire Council - NSW Government
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BYRON SHIRE COUNCIL<br />
ORDINARY MEETING 9 MAY 2013 (126)<br />
Report<br />
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This report provides the minutes of the Tourism Advisory Committee (TAC) meeting held on 4 April<br />
2013 and recommendations for <strong>Council</strong> to consider. The report of the meeting is attached at<br />
Annexure 15. The agenda was provided to <strong>Council</strong>lors both electronically, and in hard copy on<br />
28 March 2013. The agenda is also available on <strong>Council</strong>’s website.<br />
At the meeting on 4 April 2013, the TAC considered the communication plans for the <strong>Council</strong><br />
adopted identity for <strong>Byron</strong> <strong>Shire</strong>. These communication plans outline how the identity will be<br />
implemented as per Resolution No. 12-120 below.<br />
That in relation to Report No. 5.4 – Public Exhibition Summary – Proposed Identity<br />
for <strong>Byron</strong> <strong>Shire</strong>, that <strong>Council</strong> supports the proposed identity (Ordinary <strong>Agenda</strong> 13<br />
October 2011, Annexure 18(b) #1136785), particularly the images and text that<br />
comprise the identity, and refer the project back to the TAC for recommendations for<br />
its implementation and possible application, to achieve the desired outcomes of the<br />
Tourism Management Plan. These plans detail how the identity will be implemented.<br />
The TAC also considered the tourism levy and funding options for 2013/14 and provided feedback<br />
on a transport vision for the <strong>Shire</strong> as requested by the Transport Advisory Committee.<br />
Some of the Committee’s recommendations were procedural and do not require adoption by<br />
<strong>Council</strong>, with the exception of the Committee recommendations below.<br />
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Committee Recommendation TAC 6.1.1<br />
1. That the <strong>Byron</strong> <strong>Shire</strong> Identity Communication Plan for Visitors (#E2013/10940) be adopted<br />
with the following amendment:<br />
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a) In Annexure 1(a), on page 14 of 15 and page 6 of 15, Objective 1 – change the<br />
wording to ensure ‘<strong>Byron</strong>’ is the parent brand for <strong>Byron</strong> <strong>Shire</strong> and acknowledge that<br />
‘Don’t Spoil Us, We’ll Spoil You’ is the tag line.<br />
2. That the <strong>Byron</strong> <strong>Shire</strong> Identity Communication Plan for Residents be adopted<br />
(#E2013/10943).<br />
3. That the Tourism Advisory Committee prepares a list of organisations and groups for the<br />
<strong>Byron</strong> <strong>Shire</strong> identity community engagement schedule.<br />
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Management Comments<br />
These recommendations are fully supported by management. Once <strong>Council</strong> adopt this<br />
recommendation, management will commence the implementation phase.<br />
Committee Recommendation TAC 6.2.1<br />
1. That the Special Rate/Variation (Tourism Levy) funding option be deferred until the 2014/15<br />
financial year due to <strong>Council</strong>’s adjusting focus and exploration of other possible revenue<br />
sources during 2013.<br />
2. That the other tourism funding options and the Governance Framework be progressed.<br />
Management Comments<br />
These recommendations are supported by management.<br />
Ordinary Meeting <strong>Agenda</strong> 09/05/13