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2021-01-18 GC - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan for Community Consultation
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Log in to see the plans as drawnAppendix 4: Noosa Shire Council – Coastal Hazards Risk Assessment Consequence Criteria
Community Council
Consequence Environment
Social Economic Economic Other
Catastrophic Widespread permanent Widespread repair Significant environmental impact with long Recurrent Extensive impact on assets
impact to community’s needed to term effects. Examples include: reduction in requiring a significant
services wellbeing, or damaged • Serious environmental harm Council budget of replacement or
culture (e.g. >50% of properties across (irreversible, high impact, widespread, >1.6M or >5% reconstruction effort. Total
community affected) or the Noosa region, cases > $50,000 damage). recurrent loss of capability.
popular activity/use with cost to repair reduction in One or more major industries
• Immediate containment required,
disrupted permanently damage to branch budget (e.g. tourism, agriculture,
extensive clean up, extensive or
e.g. foreshore parkland individual education, construction,
ongoing remediation needed.
closed properties equal (or manufacturing, retail or
almost equal) to the • Major impact to a protected species or
fishing) within Noosa region
property value. habitat greatly contributing to or causing
threatened.
localised extinction risk in the Noosa
area, requiring long term recovery A large number of complaints
efforts (>40% loss of an ecosystem type, resulting in negative attention
>40% loss of a species, locally) from the public due to action
of branch.
Major Major permanent or Major repairs Significant medium to long term impact on Recurrent Major impact on assets
widespread medium needed to natural or built environment. reduction in requiring a programmed
term (somewhat damaged Examples include: Council budget of repair/replacement response.
reversible) disruption to properties within a $0.5M to $1M or A major industry or whole
community’s services, section of the • Material environmental harm (significant $1m to $2M one
effect and extent, causes $20,001 to sector of Noosa economy put
wellbeing, or culture community, with off loss or 3-5% of at risk
(e.g. up to 50% of cost to repair $50,000 damage). recurrent
Immediate containment required, large Potential for a large number
community affected or damage to • reduction in
clean up, significant remediation of complaints resulting in
popular activity/use individual branch budget.
required. negative attention from the
disrupted for up to a properties greater
public.
year. than 50% of the • Serious impact to a protected species or
property value. habitat significantly contributing to local
shire extinction pressures, requiring
medium to long term recovery efforts (5-
40% loss of an ecosystem type, 5-40%
loss of a species, locally).
Moderate Minor long term or major Some repairs Medium term effects on environment from Recurrent Some impacts on assets
short term (mostly needed to a single incident. Examples include: reduction in damaged with programmed
reversible) disruption to number of Council budget of
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