The committee includes five councillors, two community representatives and two independent technical advisers.
Its aim is to find a long-term solution for the erosion that has threatened several beachfront homes.
Gingin chief executive Jeremy Edwards and operations manager Allister Butcher also attend meetings in a non-voting capacity to provide advice.
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READ NOWAccording to a Shire of Gingin statement, the committee discussed background and management processes at the first meeting, then held a second meeting a week later.
“The committee recommended obtaining a consultant’s quotation for the detailed design of a structural solution for Stage 2 of the project,” the statement said.