Shady trees and more carparks are wanted along the Tauranga coastline, according to survey feedback.
The Tauranga City Council is running the Coastal Profile Survey to find out what issues matter to people using Pilot Bay, Mount Drury, and all of the coast from Mount Main Beach to the end
of Papamoa.
The survey involves answering 12 questions about what respondents think is important to have along the coast and the answers determine a person's "coastal profile" - cheeky stereotypes to help get people thinking about coastal issues.
A drop-in day was held at Mount Drury last weekend to encourage people to fill out the survey and make suggestions.
City council recreation planner Stephanie Kelly said while they hadn't been as busy as they'd hoped on the day, the comments and feedback that came in were well received.