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Lucknow Sentinel; Wednesday, December 2, 2009 - Page 3
Wind farms still an issue in. Grey Bruce
From page 1
Grey Bruce
Public Health has
already sponsored
information ses-
sions on wind
farms and health.
But some council-
lors noted the
health unit's
provincial funding
means it's not an
independent source
of research.
Bruce County is
drafting a `strongly
worded letter' to
the province calling
for an independent
study of health
issues related to
wind turbines.
Cultural sector
A new . organiza-
tion says Bruce
County could tap
into a share of $200
million .worth of
economic activity
and 5,000 jobs.
National : figures
indicate that's the
impact of cultural
enterprise . in : the
two counties, said
Paul Conway of the
Qrey Bruce
Cultural Network.
Conway, who
owns a story -tiling
dinner businessand
is also active in the
Bruce Peninsula
tourist association,
is spokesperson for
the new Cultural
Network. He wants
Bruce County's
support for the
Network's effort to
raise the profile of
the cultural sector
through public pro-
motion and a festi-
val planned for next
year.
"We need a pro-
motional thing in
the largest possible
sense. . So we're
going to have a fes-
tival," he said.
"It will be a web
festival (called)
Festival21."
The 21 stands for
the 18 municipali-
ties, two ,county
governments and
two First Nations in
Bruce and Grey,
Conway said.
Festival details will
be announced in
January.
The cultural sec-
tor includes a broad
spectrum and
includes a diverse
number of small
enterprises across
Bruce and Grey,
Conway said.
"We have art gal-
leries, we • have
artists and perform-
ers. We have maga-
zines and newspa-
pers - those are part
of the cultural sec-
tor. We have
designers of all
kinds -- those are
part of the cultural
sector," he said.
Signs
Bruce County
tourism wants
roads departments
-- from municipali-
ties to the Ministry
of Transportation -
to pay more atten-
tion to signs.
The tourism
department has
county council's
approval on a com-
prehensive set of
guidelines for sign
construction and
style, and. is ready
to overhaul dis-
tance and destina-
tion signs. The
guidelines cover
everything from
materials that will
handle weather
conditions to sign
placement so that
drivers know how
far away attractions
are and when turns
are coming up.
"It's a fundamen-
tal economic devel-
opment tool,"
Hughes said about
signs.
"Especially
Americans when
they come here it's
the number one
thing they com-
plain about - they
can't find any-
thing."
„
"If people can
find these things —
find the Bruce Trail
access points, find
the'g trails
we know for a fact
they are going to
stay longer and
• they're going to
spend money."
Signs are as
much . a part of the
infrastructure as
roads, sidewalks,
sewers and sheet -
lights, . Hughes told
county council.
That means
municipalities and
theTransportation
Ministry have to
include the cost of
effective signs in
their roads con-
struction budgets -
something that
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until now they
haven't been will-
ing to do.
The province
knows there's a
problem with poor
signs and likes
Bruce County's
solution, Hughes
said. At the same
time it is cautious
about investing in
the project.. The.
concern is that
other regions will
demand the same
level of help once
they see the success
of Bruce County's
project, Hughes
said.
He's adamant
that tourist budgets
alone shouldn't
shoulder the price
tag of signs that
should be regarded
as basic infrastruc-
ture.
So far Kincardine
and Saugeen
Shores have com-
mitted to use the
county's new signs
handbook as they
upgrade signs in
those communities.
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