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EASTERN BEACHES FORESHORE RESERVES MANAGEMENT PLAN - COMMUNITY CONSULTATION OVERVIEW AND PROPOSED CHANGES · Attachment 3 EBFRMP Engagement Analysis Articulous
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Social values Feedback
• Historic informal access part of the fabric and culture of beachside living in Noosa
• Environment at forefront of discussion
• Cutting down trees, encroachment & soil disturbance in Kabi Kabi cultural landscape artefact areas / heritage
values breaches Queensland Government Aboriginal Heritage Act 2003
Opportunities
• Responsibility of beachfront landowners legislated
Partnerships Feedback
• Represent the broader community and minority interests, including beach front owners
Opportunities
• Arts festivals promote environmental volunteering (e.g., Floating Lord and Noosa Surf Festival)
• Engage/partner with surf clubs on operational matters, mitigation opportunities, impact from use, access and
programs
• Engage community organisations in the planning process
• Work with key stakeholders such as university, health land and water and QWALC
• Partnership between Council and community to undertake co-management actions
Community Feedback
education • Need burning on dune system for propagation in August
• Maintaining foreshore important for other reasons such as tourism
• Move from information delivery to participation
Opportunities
• Need burning on dune system for propagation in August
• Community groups work with contractors to manage winds
• Integrate with QLD Government land management & litter control
• Maintaining foreshore for other reasons such as tourism
Encroachments Feedback
• Need burning on dune system for propagation in August
• Current communications on this negatively framed
• Further clarity needed on how encroachment is defined and boundaries
• Should be consistent standards with considerations to case-by-case flexibility
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