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2021-01-18 GC - Item 3 - Attachment 3 - Cost Benefit Analysis for Coastal Erosion Options
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Box 1: Example of effects of acquisition compared to non-acquisition
The diagrams below show the difference in the loss value of two properties. One is acquired by
Council in 2040, and the other is destroyed due to coastal erosion in 2070. Both properties are
assumed to be valued at $2 million, would both have been destroyed in 2070 due to coastal
erosion, and were both built in 2000.
Figure 3 Example of effects of property acquisition
5.1.5. Option 7 - Changes to planning provisions to prevent development within the
projected 2070 coastal erosion prone area
Under option 7, changes to planning regulations prevent development within the projected 2070
coastal erosion prone area. This leaves an estimated 66 properties, primarily within the suburbs of
Sunshine and Sunrise Beaches, with lot sizes potentially too small to undertake any rebuilding3 after
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Assumed to be a reasonable building footprint relative to present day building footprints in these locations
AITHER | Final Report 19
Noosa Shire Council – Coastal Hazard Adaptation Plan
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