with local government and industry. 4. Submissions to relevant NSW Government inquiries and reviews, such as the independent Liquor Law Review. 1.3.1 Establish a live music The City’s Strategy Advisor – Live Music and The City’s Strategy Advisor – Live Music and Performance and performance Performance role has existed since June 2014. role has existed since June 2014. Since recruitment, this role liaison role that acts as Since recruitment, this role has provided guidance has provided guidance to over 150 organisations on a range first point of contact to over 105 organisations and individuals on a of matters including development applications, compliance, for regulatory range of matters including development noise management, outdoor event processes and approvals enquiries and applications, compliance, noise management, and grants and funding. The role is also included within the applications in relation outdoor event processes and approvals and grants development assessment process, providing comment on to live music and and funding. The role is also included within the applications involving live music and performance. performance. development assessment process, providing comment on applications involving live music and performance. 1.3.2 Develop information ‘The Essentials of Live Music’ Business 101 seminar The ‘Bringing in the Music’ Business 101 seminar was held in guides in multiple was held in April 2015. This event was the third August 2016. This event was the fourth such event the City formats that provide (ongoing) such event the City has held and provided has held and featured speakers from the Live Music Office, specific information on information regarding the process of setting up Young Henrys and the Riversdale Group. 43 people the planning and managing a live music venue, or introducing attended. are available on the City’s website. requirements and live music programming into an existing business, As the City has run these events for four years and has resources available for and featured thirteen speakers from City of experienced declining attendance, staff are investigating setting up a temporary Sydney venues, Office of Liquor Gaming and alternative options for delivery of forums and information
with local government and industry. 4. Submissions to relevant NSW Government inquiries and reviews, such as the independent Liquor Law Review. 1.3.1 Establish a live music and performance liaison role that acts as first point of contact for regulatory enquiries and applications in relation to live music and performance. The City’s Strategy Advisor – Live Music and Performance role has existed since June 2014. Since recruitment, this role has provided guidance to over 105 organisations and individuals on a range of matters including development applications, compliance, noise management, outdoor event processes and approvals and grants and funding. The role is also included within the development assessment process, providing comment on applications involving live music and performance. The City’s Strategy Advisor – Live Music and Performance role has existed since June 2014. Since recruitment, this role has provided guidance to over 150 organisations on a range of matters including development applications, compliance, noise management, outdoor event processes and approvals and grants and funding. The role is also included within the development assessment process, providing comment on applications involving live music and performance. 1.3.2 Develop information guides in multiple formats that provide specific information on the planning requirements and resources available for setting up a temporary (ongoing) ‘The Essentials of Live Music’ Business 101 seminar was held in April 2015. This event was the third such event the City has held and provided information regarding the process of setting up and managing a live music venue, or introducing live music programming into an existing business, and featured thirteen speakers from City of Sydney venues, Office of Liquor Gaming and The ‘Bringing in the Music’ Business 101 seminar was held in August 2016. This event was the fourth such event the City has held and featured speakers from the Live Music Office, Young Henrys and the Riversdale Group. 43 people attended. are available on the City’s website. As the City has run these events for four years and has experienced declining attendance, staff are investigating alternative options for delivery of forums and information
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