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2017-04-11 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 APRIL 2017
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 APRIL 2017
External:
e Media release
e Baseline knowledge and support surveys (for informing engagement plans and providing post-engagement
effectiveness/success indicators to measure against)
e YSN web page established consultation material to be provided and feedback encouraged.
e Static displays — Noosa Council Chambers, Cooroy Library, Noosaville Library, Mobile Library bus
e Target 2 - 3 high school classes for youth input
e “Climate Café” (World Café-style event for workshopping adaptation options)
e Site tours/field trips with individual stakeholder groups, use of AR a possibility at this point
e Information/fact sheet
e Key stakeholder group briefings (where requested)
e Social Media including Facebook and Instagram
e Surveys and Response form
The specific engagement channels and tools expected to be utilised for each phase of the project are:
Phase 1: Develop life-of-project stakeholder communication and engagement plan (Mar - Apr 2017)
e Media release updating community on commencement of project, with key project details (e.g. scope & schedule)
e Community survey released via dedicated YSN page and announced in media release and on Council Facebook
page
e Report to council updating them on project status and seeking endorsement of PWG and PCG
e Establishment of PCG and PWG
Phase 2: Scoping of coastal hazard issues (Mar - Apr 2017)
e Commission consultant and commence scoping
Phase 3: Identification of areas exposed to current and future coastal hazards (Apr — Jun 2017)
e Presentation of Draft Report to PCG & PWG
e Final Coastal Hazards Assessment Report submitted to Council
e Summary of results posted on YSN informing community
e Static display summarising the need for the project; its aims and scope; and high-level hazard mapping results,
setup at Libraries.
Phase 4: Identification of key assets impacted (May — Jun 2017)
e PWG workshops (one each for biodiversity and one for other assets)
Phase 5: Risk assessment of key assets in coastal hazard areas (Jun — Aug 2017)
e Draft report submitted to PWG, PCG and Council for consideration, and to seek endorsement for field trips and
beginning Phase 6
e Demonstration of draft web-based mapping tool to PCG & PWG
e Update briefing with LGAQ program coordinator and possibly representatives from DEHP
e Media release updating community of project and post update to YSN
e Field trips/meetings with key external stakeholder groups (business, homeowners, environmental and
infrastructure/utilities) to outline summary findings of Phases 2-5 and seek their input on community values.
Phase 6: Identification of potential adaptation options (Aug — Sept 2017)
e Present draft adaptation options report to PWG, PCG and Council
Phase 7: Socio-economic appraisal of adaptation options (Oct — Nov 2017)
e PWG and PCG workshop
e Presentation of final reports to key internal stakeholders, PWG, PCG and LGAQ.
Phase 8: Final adaptation plan and implementation planning (Jan — Oct 2018)
e Submission of final report to Council, and presentation of project summary, progress and achievements to date, and
next steps.
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