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 July to 4pm 22 August 2025
  • Attend a community drop-in session on Saturday 2 August 2025 11am 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.

🔗 https://yoursay.busselton.wa.gov.au/chrmap/surveys/draft-strategy-feedback-form

Project area:


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 July to 4pm 22 August 2025
  • Attend a community drop-in session on Saturday 2 August 2025 11am 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.

🔗 https://yoursay.busselton.wa.gov.au/chrmap/surveys/draft-strategy-feedback-form

Project area:


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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