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2021-01-18 GC - Item 3 - Attachment 2 - Phase 7 Project Summary Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan

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Noosa Shire Council Coastal Hazard Adaptation Plan: Project                                                                                                          10
Summary
Methodology

                                                            Table 2-5        Consequence Criteria

 Consequence     Community                                                     Environment                            Council
                 Social                        Economic                                                               Financial              Other
 Catastrophic    Widespread permanent          Cost to repair damage to        Significant environmental impact       One-off loss to        Extensive impact on assets
                 impact to broader             properties equal (or            with long term effects. Examples       Council operating      requiring a significant
                 community’s services          almost equal) to the            include:                               budget of >$2M, or     replacement or
                 wellbeing (including to       aggregate of all impacted       • Serious environmental harm           >5% recurrent          reconstruction effort. Total
                 private owned critical        properties’ value, with             (irreversible, high impact,        reduction in branch    loss of capability.
                 infrastructure), or culture   widespread repair needed            widespread, cases > $50,000        budget.
                 (e.g. >50% of                 to damaged properties               damage).                                                  One or more major
                 community affected), or       across the Noosa region,
                                                                               • Immediate containment                                       industries’ viability (e.g.
                 popular activity/use          resulting in significant
                                                                                   required, extensive cleanup,                              tourism, agriculture,
                 disrupted permanently         impairment of Noosa
                                                                                   extensive or ongoing                                      education, construction,
                 e.g. foreshore parkland       economy.
                                                                                   remediation needed.                                       manufacturing, retail or
                 closed
                                                                               • Major impact to a protected                                 fishing) within Noosa region
                                               Costs to repair damage to           species or habitat greatly                                threatened.
                                               non-Council owned critical          contributing to or causing
                                               infrastructure (excluding           localised extinction risk in the                          A large number of
                                               private properties)                 Noosa area, requiring long                                complaints resulting in
                                               prohibitive leading to non-         term recovery efforts (>40%                               negative attention from the
                                               replacement, and/or                 loss of an ecosystem type,                                public.
                                               disruption resulting in             >40% loss of a species,
                                               significant impairment of           locally)
                                               Noosa economy.
 Major           Major permanent or            Major repairs needed to         Significant medium to long term        Recurrent reduction    Major impact on assets
                 widespread medium             damaged properties              impact on natural or built             in Council operating   requiring a programmed
                 term (somewhat                within a section of the         environment.                           budget of $0.5M to     repair/replacement
                 reversible) disruption to     community, with cost to         Examples include:                      $1M or $1m to $2M      response.
                 community’s services          repair damage to                                                       one off loss or 3-
                 (including to private         properties greater than         •   Material environmental harm        5% of recurrent
                                                                                   (significant effect and extent,                           A major industry or whole
                 owned critical                50% of the aggregate                                                   reduction in branch
                                                                                   causes $20,001 to $50,000                                 sector of Noosa economy
                 infrastructure),              property value.                                                        budget.
                                                                                   damage).                                                  put at risk
                 wellbeing, or culture
                 (e.g. up to 50% of                                            •   Immediate containment                                     Potential for a large number
                                               Damage costs to non-                required, large clean up,                                 of complaints resulting in
                 community affected or
                                               Council owned critical              significant remediation                                   negative attention from the
                 popular activity/use
                                               infrastructure (excluding           required.                                                 public.
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