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12.7. Conduct a review of existing beach Environmental Long
accesses, viewing platforms, signage, fencing, Services
seat and other community coastal infrastructure, Infrastructure Services
in line with Noosa’s Design Principles
Review elements include; classification, location,
use, construction and maintenance, likely
inaccessibility from flooding, erosion etc,
environmental impacts and defects, overuse and
new or moved beach accesses if needed.
12.8. Develop an overarching beach access plan Environmental Long
and maintenance plan for beach accesses and Services
coastal community infrastructure components, Infrastructure Services
including new collaborative management Bushcare volunteers
approaches for beach accesses that Surf Life Saving clubs
accommodate the impacts of climate change, Surf Life Saving Qld
increased erosion, inundation, and fire danger.
13. Coastal creeks and stormwater
13.1. Work with Unitywater, and community Environmental Immediate
members to restore bushland and improve water Services Continuing
quality in the lowest reaches of coastal creeks, Unitywater
accommodating erosion issues where required. Infrastructure Services
Include the values of coastal creeks in community Bushcare
education and restoration planning.
13.2. Coordinate with Unitywater and Council Environmental Immediate
departments, the collection and documentation of Services Continuing
comprehensive water quality assessments and Environmental Health
standards for all coastal creeks and inshore Unitywater
marine environments.
13.3. Work with Unitywater, and community Infrastructure Services Medium
members to prioritise and develop catchment Environmental
management plans for coastal creeks that: Services
• consider all sources of water and Environmental Health
influences on hydrology
• rank and prioritise remediation works on
land slips, slumps and other impacts
• assess stormwater management
requirements for the catchment
• consider degraded natural and social
values alongside other stormwater related
impacts.
13.4. Work with Unitywater and Infrastructure Infrastructure Services Medium
Services to prioritise, plan, schedule and Environmental
implement the management of coastal creek Services
mouth alignment and erosion where necessary Unitywater
for Burgess Creek.
Community Education
Eastern Beaches Foreshore Reserves Management Plan 2023 Page 88
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