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2021-01-18 GC - Item 3 - Attachment 2 - Phase 7 Project Summary Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan
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Figure 3-1 Open Beaches Net Present Value (Source: Aither Economics, 2020)
3.6.2 Noosaville
The results of the Noosaville CBA have identified that Option 1 (levees and stormwater infrastructure
modifications) provides the greatest net benefit to the community in terms of protection from sea level
rise, as shown in Table 3-3. This is driven by avoided loss of tourism revenue and recreational area
and reduced infrastructure damage. It assumes that stormwater infrastructure modifications are
required from 2040, whilst the levees are not constructed until 2070.
Table 3-3 2100 Present Value Results, Noosaville (Source: Aither Economics, 2020)
Option 1 – Levee and Option 2 – road Confidence
stormwater modification raising
Net Present Value $21.5m -$3.9m
Benefit Cost Ratio 2.11 0.80
Costs $19.4m $19.2m
Levee costs $8.9m Medium
Stormwater modification costs $10.5m Medium
Road raising costs $19.2m Medium
Benefits $40.9m $15.3m
Recreational benefits $6.5m $0.1m Low
Avoided property damage $0.1m $0.1m Low
Avoided road damage $1.1m $0.6m Medium
Tourism benefits $27.1m $10.8m Low
Avoided damage to stormwater $3.0m $0.6m Medium
network
Residential nuisance benefits $3.1m $3.1m Low
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