Coastal councils will decide the future of the Cradle Coast Authority next year.
A recent review was undertaken to capture member councils’ feedback on the pros and cons of the authority and its future direction.
Councils will be provided with full documentation containing future options for the authority for consideration at upcoming council meetings.
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The decisions will be discussed at a authority meeting with councils in March next year.
The authority was established in 1999 and is jointly owned by eight of the nine councils in the Braddon Electorate.
It’s currently based in Burnie, despite Burnie withdrawing from the authority in 2021, saying it wasn’t getting value for money from its membership, costing almost $160,000 a year.
