How shopping at Myboulevarde Shopping Centres just got even more rewarding

Myboulevarde has launched an exciting Rewards Program which is designed to ‘reward’ customers for choosing to shop at myboulevarde retail outlets. The Rewards Program is just another way in which the myboulevarde group of shopping centres aims to deliver local shopping at its best to shoppers in Western Australia. The Rewards Program is also an excellent way for retailers to Reward their customers for loyalty.

Participating in the myboulevarde Rewards Program is easy and best of all, it’s free. To get started visit www.myboulevarde.com.au and select the Reward Card signup icon from the Home Page, fill in the registration form and submit to myboulevarde. It is that simple. Once your enrolment is received by myboulevarde your Rewards Card will be posted to you.

Your myboulevarde Rewards Card can be used at participating outlets at all four myboulevarde shopping centres; Dog Rock in Albany, Busselton, Newman and Kambalda. Each retailer will set their own Reward and these may include discounts, incentives and other rewards. Full details of the Rewards will be advertised on the website and participating stores will also have details of their Reward displayed ‘in-store’. Visit the www.boulevarde.com.au often to stay up to date with Rewards, Promotions and Competitions in myboulevarde shopping centres.

To celebrate the launch of the Rewards Program, myboulevarde is giving one lucky Rewards Card holder the chance to win a new Apple iPhone. To be eligible you must sign up for your Rewards Card by 31 March, 2009. To get your Rewards

Card and be included in the draw for an Apple iPhone visit http://www.myboulevarde.com.au/reward-card.aspx today.

The Rewards program is a great opportunity for myboulevarde retailers to reward their customers for loyalty. Retailers who choose to participate in the Rewards Program have the opportunity to design their own Reward which means retailers can offer the most suitable reward to their customers.

Myboulevarde retailers can enrol in the Rewards Program by visiting http://www.myboulevarde.com.au/Retailer-SignUp.aspx and completing the online application form. You will then be sent confirmation of your enrolment and a launch kit to help you promote your Reward to your customers. This is an exciting opportunity for retailers and all myboulevarde retailers are encouraged to participate.

Myboulevarde offers boutique shopping at its best. Located locally in Albany, Busselton, Newman and Kambalda and featuring and exciting range of specialty stores. Myboulevarde is a great way to shop and with the launch of the Rewards Program shopping at a myboulevarde store could save you money and make you eligible for exciting incentives.

Busselton CBD Developments

Busselton CBD Site Proposed for New Administration Centre (30th May 2007)
MEDIA RELEASE
Community input would be sought during the creation of a concept design for a proposed new Shire administration building in the Busselton CBD, south of the current Library.
A recommendation to develop a community consultation strategy before commencing the design process for the proposed location is on the agenda for the next Council meeting on 13 June, 2007.
The next step is to prepare for the concept design process and build on more than six months of investigations into the Shire's current and long-term needs for administrative and other space from now (2007) up to approximately 2037.
James Christou & Partners Architects, plus engineering consultants, have recently completed a full assessment of the space shortages in the current building, its condition, and the Shire's future administration and site needs. The process involved staff and Councillors.
Shire President, Cr Bev Clarke, said a new administration centre was essential to the effectiveness of the Shire's long-term operations and the CBD site was potentially an important part of Council's overall vision of building a better Busselton.
"People who regularly deal with the Shire know that our building is far too small to provide residents with the best possible service because it was originally built more than thirty years ago for a much smaller community and has been added to bit by bit. The Shire is now the largest local employer, with annual operations of more than $40 million, and our accommodation needs will continue to expand as the region grows."
"Councillors have been listening to the community about accessing Shire services and are considering relocating to the CBD to better help residents as they go about their daily business. Developing the site would also lead to a long-term revitalisation of the southern end of the CBD, complementing upgrade plans for the northern CBD towards the jetty."
"We have to plan now for the future as our strong economy is driving strong increases in construction costs. A functional building layout will increase productivity and hence will save money for the Shire. We will select the best site for the Shire's future role in the community and now it is time for everyone to think about the design, where we can take a leadership position on Green Star environmental ratings," Cr Clarke said.
The recommended site lies within the area bounded by the Busselton Library and concept designs would be required to see how the site can best be used. It is currently also home to the Volunteer Fire Brigade, whose long-term needs would be examined concurrent with the design process.
The future use of the Shire's current administration building would also be examined as part of the community consultation process.
"The Councillors' broad preference would be for the current administration building to be made available to community groups. However, we all have an open mind on this issue if feedback from the community is different," Cr Clarke said.
In tandem with the development of a consultation strategy, the Shire's Chief Executive Officer would be asked to establish a project business plan for the design development, logistics, construction, project management and funding of the new building.
"This is a very important project to keep progressing as it is essential to the delivery of services to residents, and could contribute to the vibrancy of our CBD. We will be keeping the community informed and seek their input during the process," Cr Clarke said.
The key issues relating to the Shire's administration needs and the proposed CBD site are outlined on the following page.
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For further information in relation to this media release please contact Julie Rawlings, Public Relations Officer on 9781 0446 or julie.rawlings@busselton.wa.gov.au
http://www.busselton.wa.gov.au/news/media/20070530