4.0 Evaluation 4.1 Removal of all coastal management structures and allow natural processes to occur. The removal of all coastal management structures and the refurbishment of the coastal environment to the once famous unspoiled condition, would only meet criteria 1. The coastline would be able to return to its natural process, long shore drift, and result in maintaining the appropriate beach widths, which was examined in 3.1. Conversely, this strategy would result in further destruction of the existing natural …showed first 75 words of 835 total…

…showed last 75 words of 835 total…the Gold Coast. This would include the natural foreshore zone that many Surf Lifesaving Clubs and infrastructures rely on. By continuing with the current sand bypass system and current management systems, beaches such as Burleigh Heads and Broadbeach will be disadvantaged. This occurs because the groyne at Kirra beach is constructing a build up of sand on the southern side of it, which prevents beaches north of Kirra to receive sand through long shore drift.