Coastal Hazard Risk Management and Coastal Adaptation Planning
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Draft Marybrook–Siesta Park Coastal Erosion Strategy – Open now!
The City of Busselton has developed a draft Coastal Erosion Strategy for the Marybrook–Siesta Park coastline, informed by earlier community feedback and expert coastal assessments. The Strategy outlines a long-term approach to managing erosion and protecting coastal assets, with a preferred option of installing a rock groyne system supported by targeted beach nourishment.
The draft Strategy includes:
A concept plan for eight rock groynes between Lot 66 Caves Road and the Siesta Park Holiday Resort boundary
A staged implementation plan, prioritising high-risk eastern areas
A long-term monitoring and maintenance plan
We invite community members to:
Provide feedback online from 21 Julyto 4pm 22 August 2025
Attend a community drop-in session on Saturday 2 August 202511am to 1pm at the Naturaliste Community Centre (NCC) to learn more and ask questions
Your feedback will help finalise the Strategy and guide future funding and implementation.
Council will consider the Draft Strategy later this year. Every submission helps shape our community. Elected Members will review all feedback, officer advice, and community input before making a decision.
Alternative feedback form formats are available upon request.
If you are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment, contact us via the National Relay Service (NRS). To use the NRS, you can register here: https://nrschat.nrscall.gov.au/nrs/registration.
If you require an interpreter, contact us via the Translating and Interpreting Services (TIS National) on 13 14 50
Draft Marybrook–Siesta Park Coastal Erosion Strategy – Open now!
The City of Busselton has developed a draft Coastal Erosion Strategy for the Marybrook–Siesta Park coastline, informed by earlier community feedback and expert coastal assessments. The Strategy outlines a long-term approach to managing erosion and protecting coastal assets, with a preferred option of installing a rock groyne system supported by targeted beach nourishment.
The draft Strategy includes:
A concept plan for eight rock groynes between Lot 66 Caves Road and the Siesta Park Holiday Resort boundary
A staged implementation plan, prioritising high-risk eastern areas
A long-term monitoring and maintenance plan
We invite community members to:
Provide feedback online from 21 Julyto 4pm 22 August 2025
Attend a community drop-in session on Saturday 2 August 202511am to 1pm at the Naturaliste Community Centre (NCC) to learn more and ask questions
Your feedback will help finalise the Strategy and guide future funding and implementation.
Council will consider the Draft Strategy later this year. Every submission helps shape our community. Elected Members will review all feedback, officer advice, and community input before making a decision.
Alternative feedback form formats are available upon request.
If you are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment, contact us via the National Relay Service (NRS). To use the NRS, you can register here: https://nrschat.nrscall.gov.au/nrs/registration.
If you require an interpreter, contact us via the Translating and Interpreting Services (TIS National) on 13 14 50
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