Eastern hrm –strategic planning 2014
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EASTERN HRM –STRATEGIC PLANNING 2014 Supporting Documents Smart Business Decisions and Acadia Entrepreneurship Centre Denise VanWychen and Chris Pelham ContentsSeacoast Trail Arts Association 3 MacPhee House Proposal 5 Sheet Harbour and Area Heritage Society. 5 Minutes for Tourism Meeting held on Friday January 31st 2014 6 Sheet Harbour and Area Chamber of Commerce and Civic Affairs Survey 2012 8 APPENDIX A – Sheet Harbour Business Case 10 APPENDIX B – Sheet Harbour Waterfront Site Plan: 2008 10 Friends of Taylor Head park presidents report – 2010 10 Bird walks- Taylor Head provincial park-2014 11 Ad Hoc Community Economic Task Force for Eastern HRM Minutes October 24th, 2012 11 An anecdotal overview of various sectors of the Eastern HRM economy 14 Potential Public Sector Investments in Eastern HRM 16 Economic Development Committee, Sheet Harbour - November 21, 2012 17 Economic Forum for Developing the Eastern Shore 18 Developing the Eastern Shore 19 Creating a Nova Scotia Marine Parks Network 28 Association for the Preservation of the Eastern Shore (APES) 29 Aquaculture Briefing for the Eastern HRM Community-driven Strategic Development Plan 30 APPENDIX C – Bay of Islands Destination Area Proposal 32 Lake Charlotte Area Heritage Society 32 APPENDIX D – 2013 Visitor Analysis –Memory Lane Heritage Village 33 APPENDIX E – Musquodoboit Harbour Final Vision 2007 33 APPENIDX F - Musquodoboit Harbour Approved Action Plan 33 APPENDIX G – Musquodoboit Harbour Survey Responses 33 APPENDIX H – Musquodoboit Harbour April 14th Results 33 The Old School Community Gathering Place - March 2014 33 HRM’s Regional Plan 5 Year review 38 Excerpt from HRM Regional Municipality Planning Strategy 38 APPENDIX I – HRM Regional Municipality Planning Strategy Draft 4, Jan 2014 39 APPENDIX J – 2013 Community Health Plan 39 APPENDIX K – Reaching Out for Mental Health: From a Rural Perspective 39 Musquodoboit Valley Business Plan June 2012 39 Musquodoboit Valley Communication Strategy 2013 45 APPENDIX L - Musquodoboit Valley Planning Accomplishments – February 2104 48 Musquodoboit Valley Micro-Volunteering Plan 2013 48 Musquodoboit Valley Coalition Proposal - December 2013 51 Seacoast Trail Arts AssociationThe Seacoast Trail Arts Association of the Eastern Shore was founded in 2006 and is registered with the Registry of Joint Stocks. This group was formed from a desire to celebrate, foster and promote the talent from the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia. This association is unique due to its diversity of crafts and fine art. Examples of members’ arts and crafts include: Dream catchers, Fabric art, Jewellery, Painting – watercolor, oil, acrylic, silk, pastel, scratchboard, Photography, Rug hooking, Stained glass, Quilting – traditional, quilt art, Wood sculpture, bowls, furniture and Wood relief carving and Folk art. Our main goal is to promote Eastern Shore artists and artisans and support their future development. There have been several groups developed during the past two years, including a painting group and a quilting group. The association also sponsors several workshops during the year. Also, there have been presentations at the end of our regular meetings. There has been an Open House each year to provide an opportunity for the communities to view the artists at work. Each year we hold an art exhibition and sale in Sheet Harbour during the third weekend in August to showcase the talent in our communities. This has been a very successful event. The STAA supports the development of young artists and provide an annual bursary for a graduating student at Duncan MacMillan High School who will be pursuing a career in Visual arts.
One of our goals is the promotion of the local Art Park and to provide funding for projects. The Art Park was conceived as a space to house both community art and sculpture created by individual artists and art collectives, and is part of the Seacoast Trail Art Association (STAA). The park is located beside West River Falls in the village of Sheet Harbour on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia. The park stretches along the river and into a mixed wood forest. It is open year round and is not fenced. The park is host to many items including carved benches, fairy doors, a shelter hut and several carved sculptures. In 2007, the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, the Honourable MayAnn E. Francis visited the Art Park and signed a shingle on the Shelter Hut. She wrote “Barriers are meant to cross over, not to stop you.”
The SEA sponsored Julie Adamson Miller’s shelter hut project. The shelter was created to showcase the individuals that make up the community surrounding and including Sheet Harbour through the mediums of art and architecture. Built by more than 450 community members, the shelter acts as a welcome to those who visit and live in the villages on the Eastern Shore. Each decorated shingle allows a glimpse into the spirit of the individuals that make up our community. Chain Saw Sculpture The Seaside Exhibition of the Arts commissioned Arthur Turner to create a sculpture in the park. He chose to represent the logging industry of the Eastern Shore. He has dedicated his 16 foot chain saw sculpture in memory of Mike McInnis, who was a scaler who measured the wood brought in by truckers for Scott’s Pulp Mill. Benches Three benches have been added to the permanent collection of the Art Park. Carvers Anne Keddy and John Nickerson helped students from various schools create these benches. Clothes pin sculpture This wooden sculpture was made by George Child and commemorates the once successful clothes pin factory in Lewiston Lake, near Sheet Harbour. There are also fairy doors hidden in the trees, and decorated fish signs along the paths. The Art Park is open year round and is not fenced. For more information about the Seacoast Trail Arts Association go to their website at www.seacoasttrailartsassoc.com. Directory: site -> media site -> North Carolina Inclusion Initiative Mapping Where Children with ieps are Being Served Purpose site -> Northern England’s set-jetting locations site -> Physical custody of 1033 program property accountibility form statement of Physical Custody: By signing for the below 1033 property I am a Law Enforcement Officer of the aforementioned Law Enforcement Agency site -> Nstructions for Acquiring Excess Equipment online, through the 1033 Program site -> Memorandum of agreement media -> Goal: This links to a page with the three paragraphs that are already used on the home page media -> Places of Worship, Prayer and Practice At or near the Mount Peace Room Evaristus C410 media -> Msvu career Services Download 302.03 Kb. Share with your friends:
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