Draft Weiti Estuary to Devonport Peninsula Shoreline Adaptation Plan feedback form

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Values at the coast

When answering this section, think about why you visit the coast and what you enjoy most.

1.When thinking about the coastal areas you use in the Weiti Estuary to Devonport Peninsula, what values matter the most to you?  (select up to three)

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Uses and access

When answering this section, think about how you interact with the coast and what it is that you like to do when you are at the Weiti Estuary to Devonport Peninsula coastline.

2. How do you most often get to the coast?

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3. How often do you visit the coast?

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Place specific feedback

When answering this section, we want feedback on areas you visit, activities you do there, coastal hazards you have experienced and your thoughts on the draft adaptation strategies for specific areas.

To help capture this feedback we have grouped the questions into areas. You only need to give feedback on the areas of interest to you.

We have identified the following coastal adaptation strategies in the Weiti Estuary to Devonport Peninsula area for the short (0-20 years), medium (20- 60 years) and long term (60 – 100 years).

To understand more about these strategies, select any strategy you would like more information on:

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The Weiti Estuary to Devonport Peninsula Shoreline Adaptation Plan area extends from Weiti Estuary to Northcote Point, across fifteen'units':

1. Stillwater and Weiti Estuary
2. Weiti South
3. Okura
4. Long Bay
5. Torbay
6. Browns Bay
7. Rothesay Bay and Murrays Bay North
8. Mairangi Bay and Campbells Bay
9. Castor Bay and Milford
10. Takapuna
11. St Leonards Beach
12. Narrow Neck and Cheltenham
13. Devonport and Stanley Point
14. Bayswater and Belmont
15. Barrys Point

Which of these areas would you like to provide feedback on?