High-risk erosion areas
Identify high-risk erosion prone areas of the Climate Change Adaption Plan (CHAP) and scope an ongoing management program.
Quarterly updates
Q4 · Minor Disruption
Progress through the High-Risk Erosion Prone Area Working Group has stalled due to staff vacancy and changes. A Noosa Eastern Beaches Creek Erosion Risk study has been delivered by consultants, covering geotechnical, hydrological & vegetation assessments at the nine creeks along the Eastern Beaches. Assessments were used to identify slope stability risks as well as urgent, short, medium and long term actions to reduce these risks. Actions vary from urgent remediation works through to longer term revegetation and weed control.
Q3 · Major Disruption
Progress through the High-Risk Erosion Prone Area Working Group has stalled due to staff changes and limited delivery of CHAP actions. A Noosa Eastern beach creeks erosion risk report has been delivered by consultants and is currently under review.
Q2 · Minor Disruption
High-risk areas identified in the CHAP and are being worked through the High-Risk Erosion Prone Area Working Group and a draft Noosa Eastern beach creeks erosion risk report has prepared and is currently being reviewed.
Q1 · Minor Disruption
High-risk areas have been identified in the CHAP and are being worked through the High-Risk Erosion Prone Area Working Group led by Infrastructure Services. Design, and construction funding has been obtained through QRRRFWork for Sunshine Beach - Ross Crescent - Slope Stabilisation Construction. Burgess Creek Monitoring Project with UniSC is complete.
Where this sits
Initiative 1.3.3 is from the 2024–25 operational plan and works towards Environment Objective 1.3: Coastal foreshores.
This initiative is from a past year and is no longer being updated.