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BIA says numerous
decisions to be made
at upcoming AGM
Dominique Milburn
Goderich Signal -Star
Following the August 18 informal meeting of the Busi-
ness Improvement Area (BIA) Board of Management,
members once again gathered around the meeting table
September 22 to get back down to business following a
hectic and trying month for the community and down-
town core.
Of particular importance to the MA membership, said
Chair Mike Strickland, is the upcoming Annual General
Meeting tentatively scheduled for November 3 at the Liv-
ery in Goderich, when "lots of decisions will be made."
"We're hopeful there will be a big member turnout,"
Strickland said to board members.
Still in the planning stages, BIA Manager Susan Arm-
strong said possible guest speakers could include urban
designer and planner George Dark, who has an emotional
tie to the Goderich and area community as a cottage owner
just north of the community. From a national park in Bar-
bados to Toronto's waterfront, Dark, an urban designer
and landscape architect, has led a number of complex
planning projects, including revitalization and growth
management strategies and master plans for campuses,
new communities, open space systems and institutions.
Dark was a guest speaker for the BIM AMG in 2005, and
Armstrong said he has expressed an interest in addressing
the Goderich BIA.
BIA SUPPORT
Goderich BIA Manager Susan Armstrong says their com-
munity counterparts from throughout the province are
stepping up to offer financial aid following the communi-
ty's tragic natural disaster. 'the question now, she said, is
how to ensure donations can be earmarked for the use of
the Goderich BIA.
"There are a lot of BIAs saying they'd like to donate to
our board; Armstrong said Sept. 22. "The question is, do
they donate to us, or to the [disaster relief] fund?"
"We're going to have major funding issues next year,"
BIA Chair Mike Strickland added, noting the likelihood of
"several properties no longer paying into the BIA levy."
"We have to be careful. Of all the times we'd need that
money, it's going to be next year for sure. We're likely going
to be looking at many revitalization and beautification
projects."
According to member Tom Pincher, there are three
options for the BIA in relation to donated funds: Accept
the money within the Goderich BIA, or funnel it into either
the Ontario Disaster Relief Fund (ODRF) or Edge Fund.
A motion was made among members to accept financial
donations within the BIA to be earmarked, then left to the
discretion of the board to channel into established funds.
"What I suggest is that donations come in here [to the
BIM so we can keep track of everything before sending it
to the ODRF," said BIA board member and Goderich Coun-
selor Kevin Morrison.
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