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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 drawnGuiding principles
Guiding principles have been created to assist in the development of Noosa’s response to coastal
hazards. These principles (shown below) were developed to clearly articulate how Noosa Council’s
existing strategies and objectives apply in a coastal hazards adaptation context.
The Noosa Environment
1. Adaptation does not adversely impact upon the natural assets of Noosa.
2. Adaptation supports the resilience of native flora and fauna.
3. Adaptation maintains the natural landscape character of places and provides for attractive
natural solutions that harmonise with local environmental features.
The Noosa Community
4. Adaptation increases the community's safety and resilience to natural hazard risks.
5. Adaptation responses maintain or enhance accessibility to existing local landscapes in a
way that does not adversely impact on natural values.
6. Adaptation responses seek to maintain the functionality of key community spaces where
appropriate though some areas may experience reduced functionality.
7. Adaptation responses seek to minimise disruption to the community from natural hazard
events.
8. Adaptation planning incorporates community involvement in early planning, policy, design
and decision making.
9. Adaptation considers the potential financial burden on the community in short, medium and
long term
The Noosa Economy
10. Adaptation seeks to support the ongoing functionality of key economic zones
11. Adaptation supports the goals of Council’s economic development strategy where possible.
Long term planning for Noosa Shire
12. Adaptation is incorporated into capital works programs, including asset designs.
13. Adaptation responses are flexible and adaptable over time to changing needs.
14. Adaptation must be intra- and inter-generationally equitable.
Excellence as a Council
15. Adaptation responses are driven by scientific evidence, risk management principles and
community consultation.
16. Adaptation responses reduce risk and create other benefits wherever possible.
17. Adaptation seeks to minimise futures financial costs to Council.
Noosa Council – Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan 2020 - 2030 (community consultation version) Page 6
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