In your ears and in your sight, with proposed CBC marketing plan for Prince Rupert, Carolina de Ryk will be both listening to you and watching you

Live from your radio and larger than life on the windows of the studio, if all goes well tonight, we will soon be able to view a large scale portrait of Daybreak North host Carolina de Ryk.

The CBC will be seeking a sign variance at tonight's City Council Session in order to do some store front marketing along the street facing windows of their Third Avenue Studios.

A report from planning to Council tonight will provide an overview of the CBC's plans, which as is noted is designed to establish a strong CBC presence in the community, to connect and continue to build relationships with residents and visitors to the city, and ensure high visibility and ease of locating the office for all foot and road traffic. 

The report also notes that the impact of this setback variance on the surrounding neighbourhood has no known negative impacts.  

As well, the city notes that the public will have the opportunity to provide input during the public consultation period.

The proposed marketing plan for CBC Daybreak North's Carolina de Ryk
in Prince Rupert is up for a review from City Council tonight
(Both image above and at top of this post are from the City of PR Agenda)

The full report for Council can be explored below, the reason for the required interest of Council is that the proposal requires a variance to the civic sign bylaws.

More notes on tonight's Council session can be reviewed here.

A look other media notes for the Northwest can be explored here.

Cross posted from the North Coast Review.