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2021-11-15 GC Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan
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The following actions will help progress the achievement of these outcomes:
MANAGEMENT ACTIONS FOR NOOSA HEADS –
RESPONSE THE NEXT 5 YEARS
AREA
Land Use Review and update the Noosa Plan 2020 to ensure it aligns with State
Planning Planning Policy requirements for inundation risks and to ensure development
is appropriately planned for and considered in the design and siting of new
development
Public Investigate a range of backflow prevention methods and technology for parts
recreational, of the stormwater network identified as vulnerable
built, and Investigate approach location, scale and design of adaptive landscape
Infrastructure structures (e.g. non-intrusive levees and raised foreshore footpaths ) to prevent
assets frequent, shallow and low flow tidal inundation of parks and road corridors.
Foreshores and Ensure landscaping and species management/selection appropriately
Natural Areas considers inundation risks
Other No actions proposed.
Table 18 - Five-year action plan for responding to projected coastal inundation risks in Noosa Heads
Other shire-wide actions are also identified at the beginning of this Section 5.
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epending on the location requirements, these may range in height up to 300mm in the case of raised footpaths,
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or a height consistent with safety regulations in the case of barriers (e.g. approximately waist high)
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