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12. OBoat Hire - Noosa Plan Codes
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Design, Construction and Safety for jetties, wharves and pontoons - prescribed tidal works outside
Noosa Waters Estate
(c) conflicts with uses on the (a) Complies:
foreshore and adjoining lands; AO13.4
The proposed works are contained
and A pontoon head has a maximum
within the seabed lease boundaries.
width of 3 metres and a maximum
(d) unacceptable risks to personal length of 5 metres (Refer Figure The works will allow for a more
and public safety. ordered berthing arrangement
9.4.9.3C).
reducing the “ad-hoc” arrangement
necessary to safely store the
AO13.5
vessels.
For “Y” and “T” shaped jetty
heads— (b) Complies:
The existing traffic volume will not
(a) a maximum area 10.5m² increase as a result of the proposal.
excluding any walkway is The redevelopment relates only to
provided; and providing safer mooring of and
safe access to the existing hire
(b) a walkway with a minimum vessels.
length of 3 metres is
provided (Refer Figure (c) Complies:
9.4.9.3D).
The proposed works are contained
within the seabed lease boundaries,
AO13.6 the area for which has been
Gangways and walkways serving approved for “maritime facility”.
The use in the surrounding water
jetties and pontoons have at least
and adjoining lands will not be
one rigid handrail fitted and meet
affected.
the following—
(d) Complies:
(a) for dwelling houses – a The whole purpose of the
minimum width of redevelopment is to improve safety
750 millimetres and a to all users at the facility. The
maximum width of 1.5 metres; vessels will be more securely
moored and the pontoon fingers
(b) for other residential uses – will allow a safer access into the
vessels for all users.
(i) the gangway for a Proposed access walkways have an
single berth pontoon internal width of 1.2m and have
has a minimum width handrails both sides. The concrete
of 900 millimetres; surface of the pontoon fingers will
have a “coarse broomed finish” to
(ii) the gangway for a
ensure non-slip finish.
multiple berth
pontoon has a
minimum width of 1.2
metres if fitted with
one handrail and 900
millimetres if fitted
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