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Action Responsible Due date and
partyResponsibilit Priority status
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9.1. Update and implement ecological restoration plans Environmental Immediate
for all EBFRs.6.1. Manage the EBFRs as natural areas Services Continuing2023-
as part of a nature-based approach to mitigating climate Environmental 24
change and coastal hazards risks. Services ongoing
Infrastructure
Services
9.2. Provide general community information about the Climate Change Immediate2022-
values of vegetated foreshores and natural processes for Environmental 23
community climate change resilience online, on-reserve Services Council ongoing
and nearby. staff lead by
6.2. Incorporate coastal climate change considerations Climate Change
into foreshore reserve planning and management. team
9.3. Experiment with accelerated assisted natural bush Environmental Immediate
regeneration, vegetation rehabilitation and dune Services Continuing2022-
rebuilding, especially at the seaward edge of dunes and Bushcare 23
foreshores. groupsClimate ongoing
6.3. Monitor the long-term health and stability of coastal Change Team
landforms and vegetation extent through the Coastal Environmental
Monitoring Plan. Map the extent of EBFR vegetation Services
every two years.
9.4. Develop design standards for beach accesses and Infrastructure Immediate
coastal community infrastructure components. ServicesEnviron Continuing 2023-
6.4. Conduct post-weather event assessment of the mental Services 24
EBFRs. Infrastructure ongoing
Services
9.5. Allocate emergency contingent ecology funds and Environmental Medium
resources as part of annual budget process to more Services 2023-24
readily deploy bush regeneration and recovery activities Environmental ongoing
after severe weather and disaster events. Services
6.5. Explore allocation of emergency contingent ecology
funds and resources as part of annual budget process to
more readily deploy bush regeneration and recovery
activities after severe weather and disaster events.
9.6. Develop an overarching beach access plan and Environmental Medium2023-24
maintenance plan for beach accesses and coastal Services ongoing
community infrastructure components. Infrastructure
6.6. Experiment with accelerated assisted natural bush ServicesEnviron
regeneration, vegetation rehabilitation and dune mental Services
rebuilding, especially at the seaward edge. Bushcare groups
9.7. Conduct a review of existing beach accesses, Environmental Long
viewing platforms, signage, fencing, seat and other Services
community coastal infrastructure, in line with Noosa’s Infrastructure
Design Principles. Services
Review elements include; classification, location, use,
construction and maintenance, environmental impacts
and defects, overuse and new or moved beach accesses
where needed.
Eastern Beaches Foreshore Reserves Management Plan 2023 Page 30
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