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2021-11-15 GC Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan
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For this plan, a range of storm tides of differing magnitudes were modelled for each of the four
planning horizons.
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tide event is less than that which would be expected to occur during a major catchment flood event map layers can
also be explored in greater detail (including for other scales of storm tide event) using Council’s
following major rainfall (of which land use and infrastructure planning already considers)21.
mapping website.
Figure 8 - Area of land subject to a 100-year ARI storm tide event in 2100
Figure 8 - Area of land subject to a 100 ARI storm tide event in 2100
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azard extent has been derived using methods described in Aurecon (2013: Sunshine Coast Storm Tide Study –
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Storm Tide Definition, prepared for Sunshine Coast Regional Council) and Airborne Laser Scanning data captured in
2010. Inundation depths are derived from water levels that do not include any freeboard allowance.
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As described in Noosa Council (2017)’s Noosa River Flood Study Upgrade.
5
As described in the 2016 flood study undertaken by Noosa Council.
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