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7.2. Community values
Overall support for implementation:
Supports an EBFR plan
Analysis was conducted to identify how many respondents supported the
implementation of a Noosa Eastern Beaches Foreshore Management (EBFR) plan.
Of the 204 respondents to the survey, 165 (80.9%) demonstrated overall support 19.1%
for an EBFR plan. Yes
This number includes respondents that raised suggestions or concerns but were still No
80.9%
supportive of having an EBFR plan.
Analysis was conducted to identify how many respondents supported the implementation of a Noosa Eastern Beaches Foreshore Management
(EBFR) plan.
Of the 204 respondents to the survey, 165 (80.9%) demonstrated overall support for an EBFR plan.
This number includes respondents that raised suggestions or concerns but were still supportive of having an EBFR plan.
Responses shared by those who support an EBFR plan included:
• “Yes-all vitally important and as stated we would 100% support greater resources are applied to help manage these plans.”
• “No, again long overdue but hopefully will mitigate any future disasters and the long term impact on the natural environment.”
• “I like the actions and agree things change and need to be addressed. However, I am wary when it gets wrapped up in the term climate change
where time and energy are wasted on things that cannot be controlled and may not even be happening or the reason for it.”
39 respondents (23.1%) did not support an EBFR plan. Responses shared by those who did not support an EBFR plan included:
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