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Northland Regional Council - 21 October 2009 Page 43 Item 7Nodding ThistleNodding thistle inspections have shown that the trend of reduced density iscontinuing with many of the sites now clear of plants for three or more years and theactive sites only having occasional plants that are all being controlled.Mt Tiger Pest ControlThe wild ginger contract has been completed by contractors resulting in severalhectares of wild ginger infestation treated with herbicide. The outcome of work willbe monitored once the herbicide has had an opportunity to take effect. Ten goatshave also been shot from properties adjacent to the forest however none have beenseen in the Council block for some time now.MediaThe TV programme Rural Delivery featured Oneriri station and highlighted thecommunity pest control work NRC has been has been involved with. Staff wereinterviewed and have received positive feedback about the programme. People havewanted to find out more about setting up a CPCA and to talk about the results.RecommendationThat the Chief Executive Officer’s report dated 9 October 2009 be received.COMPLIANCE WITH DECISION MAKING PROCESSThe activities detailed in this report are provided for in the Council's 2009-2019LTCCP, and as such are in accordance with the Council's decision making processand sections 76 to 82 of the Local Government Act 2002.E:\COUNCIL\COUNCIL AGENDAS\2009 COUNCIL AGENDAS\OCTOBER 2009\CEO'S REPORT.DOC
Northland Regional Council - 21 October 2009 Page 44 Item 8Key Performance Indicators and Funding for the ArtsPromotion TrustFile 160.15Report from Deborah Ryder Local Government Project Manager dated5 October 2009.The Long Term Council Community Plan 2009-2019 states that a total of $50,000 willbe contributed towards the co-ordination and development of the Arts sector inNorthland. In order to release these funds to the Arts Promotion Trust, the Councilrequires that key performance indicators are set up to ensure that there is anemphasis on developing the sector and attracting funds into the region. There is alsoa need to lift the level of awareness of the sector and to ensure the levels ofsatisfaction with what the sector provides, are monitored and improved if necessary.As a result of these objectives, and the need to ensure that the Arts sector is activelyinvolved in the current activities of Northland, the following seven key performancemeasures and targets have been developed and agreed between the Arts PromotionTrust and Council:Performance Measure Performance Target Baseline 2008Attract additional external fundingto the region of at least $50,000 perannum via funding applications to avariety of community fundingorganisations.Increase the distribution of monthlye-newsletters (which advises of artsand cultural events) from 1350recipients in 2008, by at least 30%each year.Develop and implement twostrategies per annum to attract newaudiences to arts and culturalevents in the region.Undertake a survey of Northlandersto test audience awareness levelsof the Arts sector and the eventsoffered by the sector.Promote and organise at least threearts and cultural events in theprogramme for the Rugby WorldCup activities in Northland.Initiate a minimum of three keypartnerships with national andinternational creative sectororganisations per year for thepurposes of increasing audiencedevelopment, sharing knowledge,securing touring opportunities andhighlighting emerging talent ofNorthland artists.Attract and secure externalsponsorship/grants for a minimumof $20,000 for Arts sector projectsacross the region annually.$50,000 is secured by the APTby 30 June 2010.405 new recipients of the e-newsletter by 30 June 2010.Both strategies will be presentedto Council by July 2010.Obtain baseline data foraudience levels at key venues inthe region.Results of the research and anaction plan based on thoseresults will be presented toCouncil by July 2010.Three events will be advertisedby July 2010 on the ArtsPromotion Trust Website and inthe Draft Rugby World Cupprogramme.Three new partnerships, and theoutcomes from thosepartnerships, are reported toCouncil by July 2010.$39,3761350 recipients3 strategiesNo current data on audiencelevels collected.0 research0 events0 partnerships$20,000 secured by July 2010. $9,778 of sponsorship/grantssecured
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