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2021-01-18 GC - Item 3 - Attachment 2 - Phase 7 Project Summary Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan
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Methodology
Figure 2-3 Conceptual Model for Noosaville CBA
2.2.6.1 Eastern Beaches
A total of seven different mitigation options were explored:
• Option 1 (Base case): no adaptation actions undertaken
• Option 2: Dune revegetation and management
• Option 3: Dune revegetation, augmentation and management
• Option 4: Construction of seawalls in high risk locations
• Option 5: Acquisition of properties affected by coastal erosion in 2070, and conversion of affected
properties to public open spaces
• Option 6: Option 5 with a 15-year leaseback of properties prior to conversion to public open
spaces
• Option 7: Changes to planning regulations to prevent development seaward of the 2070 coastal
erosion line.
The socio-economic analysis investigated the effects of coastal erosion between 2020 and 2100.
2.2.6.2 Noosaville
• The CBA for Noosaville investigated mitigation options for rising sea levels between 2020 and
2100. Two options were explored: Option 1: Protect - Levees and stormwater infrastructure
modifications (i.e. installing tide gates to prevent egress into the stormwater network)
• Option 2: Accommodate - Road raising.
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