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Mooloolaba Coastal Hazard Adaptation Precinct Planning - Investigation

Sunshine Coast Council is investigating coastal hazard adaptation at Mooloolaba.

Aerial drone image of Mooloolaba

We are looking at ways to help protect Mooloolaba and reduce the risk of coastal hazards and flooding now and into the future.

Our community is already experiencing adverse impacts from coastal hazards such as nuisance flooding from high tides and localised rainfall. 

Proactive measures taken today will ensure that we are better equipped to face future climate challenges, minimise damage and ensure a more resilient Sunshine Coast for everyone.

Protecting the local values and character across the region are critical criteria in ensuring our region stays great for future generations. These investigations will include identifying adaptation options, with a primary focus on long-term solutions for future planning out to the year 2100.

Find out more on some of the approaches we will investigate at Mooloolaba in Information Sheet: Coastal Hazard Adaptation Precinct Planning Investigation - Mooloolaba.

Investigation area

The Mooloolaba investigation will explore what adaptation options could work in this area which extends from Alexandra Headland to Mooloolaba Beach and Buddina, inland to Sunshine Motorway.

map of region showing outline of Mooloolaba area in the investigation zone

Funding

Council has been successful in obtaining funding from the Australian Government to undertake investigations at Mooloolaba.

Community engagement opportunities

We value our community’s knowledge and input into these investigations. There will be multiple opportunities for our community and key stakeholders to be involved throughout the project.

Protecting the local values and character at Mooloolaba are critical criteria that will be considered as we assess possible infrastructure-based mitigation options.

We need your input and invite you to have your say on existing values within Mooloolaba. Please tell us what is important to you by visiting Have Your Say Sunshine Coast to share your feedback by November 25, 2024.

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Timeline for investigations

  • 28 October 2024: Consultation opens. Have your say on the way you use and value coastal areas, and how Council might adapt them against coastal hazards
  • 25 November 2024: Consultation closes.
  • Early to mid-2025: Close the loop. We will provide the community with an update on the outcomes of the consultation process. Exact timing to be confirmed.
  • 2025 onwards: Investigation and options analysis. Feedback from the community will be reviewed and considered in the development of adaptation options.

Contact us

You can ask a question or share feedback about coastal hazards and Council’s coastal planning activities by emailing ourresilientcoast@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au

You can also register for updates which will include invitations to a range of opportunities to have your say and provide feedback to Council via Have Your Say Sunshine Coast.