The Citizen, 2011-03-10, Page 15THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2011. PAGE 15.
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NH approves BIA trainingWork towards establishingBusiness Improvement Areas (BIA)in both Wingham and Blyth is
receiving support from council as
members of municipal staff received
the go-ahead to attend a BIA
conference in London in early April.
Despite some concerns over costs,
council approved a request for
expenditures to be approved pre-
budget so that the township could
save money, which Councillor
Brock Vodden felt was a good
expenditure.
“I don’t see this as a cost, I see it
as an investment,” Vodden stated.
“We experience some hesitation
from Wingham and Blyth when
working towards a BIA, it’s good to
see this movement.”Councillor Ray Hallahan statedthat there were three wards, and thathe felt East Wawanosh wasn’t beingrecognized in this initiative, butDeputy-Reeve David Riach, a
strong proponent of the creation of
the BIAs, even before he joined
North Huron Council, stated that
any businesses interested in being
involved from East Wawanosh was
welcome to communicate with the
Blyth Business Association.
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Councillor Brock Vodden thinks
that North Huron Township is
putting the cart before the horse
with their branding initiative for
Wingham.
The township, on behalf of the
town of Wingham, is using Blyth’s
branding as an example. The
township is looking to hire a firm tobegin creating the Wingham brand.Vodden feels that there needs tobe more direction from thecommunity about what they wantWingham’s brand to be before they
start shopping around for a design
firm.
The branding will involve a logo
for Wingham that will dictate the
appearance of street signs, but it
will, according to Reeve Neil
Vincent, be some time before it is
approved.
“I’ve never seen a branding
program approved on the first day,”
he said.
Council will see a study from the
past year that saw several business
members of the community
interviewed to help determine a
focus for the township
By Denny ScottThe Citizen