Campaign 2008B: Reducing Beaumaris foreshore’s over-abundance of signs

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*	2015 – RICKETTS POINT SIGNAGE DESIGN STYLE GUIDE: BCS Inc. letter to Bayside Council on its proposed changes to signage on the Sanctuary coast.
*	2008 – PHOTOMONTAGE OF RICKETTS POINT MARINE SANCTUARY COAST’S 190 SIGNS : See clickable photo montage, and description and site of each of the 190 signs. Most signs still remain in 2017, but one of the worst – whose 1.4 square metres of white background blighted views of Table Rock from the sea – has fortunately been removed.
*	2008 – STAFF REPORT TO COUNCIL ON SIGNAGE: BCS Inc. speaks at Bayside Council’s General Committee meeting: Concerns on this staff report and the impact of signage on Beach Park.
*	2008 – PROPOSED EXTRA SIGNS ON BEAUMARIS FORESHORE: BCS Inc. submission seeks less clutter and visual intrusion than the present or proposed regime provides.
*	2007 – “COASTAL SIGNAGE STRATEGY 2007”: This Bayside City Council document over-emphasizes prolific signage at the expense of the natural coastal landscape.
*	MOBILE PHONE TAGS: Small two-dimensional barcodes printed on signs are a good way for mobile phone users to quickly access more information than can fit on a small sign. The pages can be readily updated or corrected. Bayside City Council already uses such tags in some of its parks, e.g. Cheltenham Park and Donald MacDonald Reserve, Beaumaris.