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“Enlarge platform at Sunrise beach to allow wheelchair access. Could also book for a wedding. I am very impressed with
Noosa National Park accessibility at Hastings St end. Perhaps wheelchair access at main beach?”
Dog areas "Make sure dogs are forbidden on the current no dog sections. Do not give in to pressure from dog owners. Turtles nest
on these beaches and dunes and need our protection from predators including dogs."
"Please change access 37 to include it as part of the off leash dog friendly area stretching to access 43? Many many
many sunrise locals support our local Chalet and Co and attend with our dogs in tow. This is definitely supported by many
locals who have already petitioned for it."
Visitors "This seems very comprehensive. However from my experiences over the last year, residents and visitors are ignoring
signage and the "educational" approach. They are blatantly breaking the rules. It is time for enforcement of Local Laws.
This may need considerable more resources over a period of time. But it will be worth it. This place is our home!"
"Provision and/or limitation of transport aspects for the beaches. An example would be to make one of the car parks at
Peregian Beach permit holders only and make permits available to residents of Noosa Shire. Once again, enforcement
would be critical. Another consideration could be ceasing marketing for tourism to Noosa Shire. Visitors are already
causing major social and traffic problems. Perhaps the time has come to limit visitation."
General "No, although this is long overdue, the end result should be a positive outcome for all and also for preserving the natural
dunal systems."
"More of the same- some sound ideas over done."
7.12. Action area 8: Incidents and disaster management
Respondents were asked to provide a written response on whether there was anything missing or overlooked in the proposed actions for incidents
and disaster management.
Of the 204 people who took part in the survey, 55 provided a response to this question (27%).
• 52 (94.5%) of these responses related to the climate change action area, and 3 related to other action areas
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