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PLANNING FOR SEA LEVEL RISE Port Fairy Coastal & Structure Planning Project PRESENTED BY CHRIS RENKIN acknowledgement I would like to respectfully acknowledge the past and present traditional owners of this land on which we meet today, the Dja Dja Wurrung, Taungurung and Guraiillam Wurrung language groups of the Central Kulin nation introduction State Government Pilot Project $550,000 budget & DELWP support Aim: translate Port Fairy Local Coastal Hazard Assessment into planning scheme controls location MAP OF VICTORIA Melbourne Moyne Shire Port Fairy is here N town context indigenous history “don't be greedy, don't take any more than you need and respect everything around you" late elder Tom Trevorrow Monument commemorating thousands of Gunditjmara killed in the 1830s & 1840s character & charm scenic tourism strong community why Port Fairy? environmental interface between a river catchment and estuary estuary river existing flooding River and estuarine flooding managed by: • Floodway Overlay • Land Subject to Inundation Overlay environmental interface between a river catchment, estuary … and ocean coastal estuary river coastal existing coastal inundation & erosion No planning scheme controls for coastal inundation and erosion investment in infrastructure “We must be very lucky,” said a local weather aficionado. “Who else gets to experience a storm or flood of the century every couple of years? … This is a thrilling century?.” SBS Comedy local coastal hazard assessment detailed picture of existing and future coastal hazards maps coastal erosion and inundation for a range of sea level rise and storm event scenarios for the periods to 2040, 2070 and 2100 LCHA – present day LCHA – 2100 structure plan ‘Defend Port Fairy’ context 15 year land use and development framework / settlement boundary actions for land use, buildings, public spaces and access Levy / economic model to fund coastal infrastructure LCHA translation Current planning scheme controls relate to TEMPORARY storage of riverine and estuarine floodwater for the 1:100 year flood – LSIO and FO currently being applied to areas subject to coastal inundation in lieu of no other options e.g.. Bass Coast and Port Fairy West LCHA translation project needs to identify future planning scheme controls to manage more frequent coastal flooding followed by PERMANENT inundation – as mapped infrastructure development that can protect / defend the town project timeframe project commenced in January 2016 to be completed by July 2017 currently appointing consultants to undertake detailed analysis