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12. OBoat Hire - Noosa Plan Codes
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Log in to see the plans as drawn The proposed works will be
constructed of materials designed
for marine use and compatible with
other similar pontoon structures in
this area of the River.
PO3 No acceptable outcome provided Complies:
All commercial activities including,
the loading and unloading of The commercial activity will
passengers and boat docking is continue to be within the existing
confined to the commercial lease lease area.
areas of the respective commercial
operation.
Editor’s Note— The commercial
lease area is the lease area at the
time of gazettal of this plan.
Car parking No acceptable outcome provided Complies:
PO4
Sufficient car parking is provided The use is existing and no
on site to accommodate the additional carparking is required.
number and type of vehicles likely The development is merely to
to be generated by the use. ensure that the hire vessels owned
are more securely moored to the
structure and that all users have
safe access to the vessels.
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Comments
Siting - prescribed tidal works outside Noosa Waters Estate
PO5 No acceptable outcome provided Not applicable:
The construction of new jetties,
wharves and boardwalks on The proposed works are not
freehold land in largely attached to freehold land.
undeveloped sections of a
The proposed works are not jetties,
watercourse is avoided.
wharves or boardwalks.
PO6 No acceptable outcome provided Not applicable:
The construction of new jetties
and wharves on public lands is The proposal is not a jetty or wharf.
avoided unless there is a clear
The proposed works are within a
demonstrated community benefit
seabed lease area occupied by the
and community support.
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