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Home›Business & Finance›Port Waikato to Host Meeting on Sunset Beach Erosion
Business & Finance

January 4, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Port Waikato to Host Meeting on Sunset Beach Erosion

Sunset Beach carpark is being eroded by sea level rise and natural beach processes and the Waikato District Council and the community are looking at options for the long term relocation of community assets. A Council-led focus group has been working with the wider community in Port Waikato to identi

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Sunset Beach carpark is being eroded by sea level rise and natural beach processes and the Waikato District Council and the community are looking at options for the long term relocation of community assets.

A Council-led focus group has been working with the wider community in Port Waikato to identify solutions and GHD consultants have been engaged to help work through potential options.

Council’s Service Delivery Manager, Tim Harty , said that the long term erosion of public land at Sunset Beach is significant and options needed to be considered to relocate public assets if they are being impacted.

“ Working alongside the community, we have agreed that managed retreat is the best long term solution for dealing with the erosion issue, ” he said.

Managed retreat is when assets are moved back from the coastline to safeguard them from erosion.

“With sea levels rising and erosion occurring at the access-way to Sunset Beach, it is important we plan for solutions to this and we want the community to have input into the process,” Mr Harty added.

An open day will be held at the Port Waikato Community Hall on Saturday 16 January 2016 from 9am till 12pm. Various options will be displayed at the open day and staff from Waikato District Council and project partners, Waikato Regional Council and the Department of Conservation, will be available to talk to.

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