Attachment A to Judgment for 19Aug 2024 (6)

 Linke and Linke Surveys                                                         SLR Ref No: 620.31071-R01-v3.0-FEMP.docx
 Flood Emergency Management Plan                                                                            February 2024
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The triggers of emergency action are shown in Table 12. It should be noted that the action plan has been based
on typical catchment behaviour and response. The plan cannot account for all risks that arise. Situational
awareness is required, and information provided by authorities should always be prioritised and appropriate
action taken.

The below procedures should be followed to minimise the risk to life of residents, the community and
emergency responders. Warnings may not be provided accurately with sufficient notice. Hence, actions may
need to be coordinated by the FEMP manager based on recorded and observed information.

Table 12 Triggers for Emergency Action

   Level of                    Trigger              Emergency                             Response
  Activation                                       Classification
 Alert            Adverse Weather Conditions:        Low Risk       Flood Warden to monitor weather forecasts and
                  Heavy rainfall (daily totals                      warnings issued by BoM and/or Council.
                  likely to exceed 300mm) or                        Flood Warden to monitor Council’s Disaster
                  cyclone watch issued within                       Dashboard (Dashboard (noosa.qld.gov.au))
                  250km (south of Fraser                            Flood Warden to advise residents of the possibility of
                  Island).                                          flooding and to review flood emergency procedures.


                  Access Risk of Inundation:         Low Risk       Ensure mobile phones and other devices are fully
                  Cyclone warning issued within                     charged.
                  250km (south of Fraser Island)                    Prepare for possible evacuation – review evacuation
 Alert
                  or                                                route, pack important documents and provisions for
                  Severe weather warning for                        up to 3 days away, secure home.
                  the region issue by BoM.                          Continue to monitor official instructions / warnings.
 Lean             Imminent Access Inundation:        Low Risk       Flood siren emits warning tone.
 Forward          BoM issues forecast level at                      Flood Warden to advise all residents to prepare for
                  either Tewantin or Noosa Bar                      evacuation, noting that adverse road conditions may
                  gauge to exceed 1.5 m AHD                         delay standard travel times.
                  or                                                Flood Warden to advise all residents to prepare for
                  Local flood Height Gauge                          evacuation.
                  reaches 1.1 m AHD and BoM                         Flood Warden to monitor official instructions /
                  has issued warning for storm                      warnings.
                  tide or flooding.


 Stand up         Imminent Access Inundation:      Medium Risk      Flood siren emits evacuation tone.
                  BoM issues forecast level at                      Flood Warden to advise all residents to evacuate
                  either Tewantin or Noosa Bar                      immediately, noting that adverse road conditions
                  gauge to exceed 1.8 m AHD                         may delay standard travel times.
                  (major flooding)
                  or
                  Local flood Height Gauge
                  reaches 1.3 m AHD.




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