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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
AO13.11
Jetties and pontoons are free
standing and do not rely on
connecting to any revetment wall
or other structure.
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Comments
Design, Construction and Safety for Boat Ramps - prescribed tidal works outside Noosa Waters
Estate
PO14 AO14.1 Not applicable:
Boat ramps are designed and Where there is an existing
constructed to— revetment wall— The redevelopment does not
include a boat ramp.
(a) allow access by a wheeled (a) the level of a boat ramp
boat trailer; surface at the revetment wall
is no more than 150
(b) ensure that unacceptable risks millimetres above the top of
to personal and public safety the wall, not more than 500
are unlikely to be caused; millimetres below the top of
the wall and not more than
(c) avoid cluttering of the
200 millimetres above the
waterways;
existing beach;
(d) avoid excessive traffic volumes
(b) the ramp extends into the
within foreshore areas and
waterway no more than 9
adjoining lands; and
metres from a revetment wall;
(e) ensure that visual amenity of
(c) the ramp is constructed at a
the foreshore is maintained.
uniform grade no steeper than
20% (1 in 5); and
(d) the outer end of the ramp is
no more than 100 millimetres
above the level of the beach
(Refer Figure 9.4.9.3E).
AO14.2
No part of the ramp is to extend
closer than 1 metre to the
prolongation of the boundaries.
AO14.3
The boat ramp surface profile is
concave to allow concentration of
water to the centre of the ramp.
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