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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 4 - Final New Noosa Plan Part 8-9 Schedule Appendix Track Change version
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(b) a walkway with a minimum length of 3 metres is
provided (Refer Figure 9.4.10.9.3D).
AO13.6
Gangways and walkways serving jetties and pontoons have at
least one rigid handrail fitted and meet the following—
(a) for dwelling houses – a minimum width of
750 millimetres and a maximum width of 1.5 metres;
(b) for other residential uses –
(i) the gangway for a single berth pontoon has a
minimum width of 900 millimetres;
(ii) the gangway for a multiple berth pontoon has a
minimum width of 1.2 metres if fitted with one
handrail and 900 millimetres if fitted with a
handrail on each side;
(iii) the primary walkway to multiple berth pontoons
has a maximum width of 1.5 metres; and
(iv) the maximum width of a gangway is 1.5 metres.
AO13.7
In Noosa Sound, where quaylines are set, a jetty or pontoon
does not extend into the watercourse beyond the quayline;
OR
AO13.8
Where no quaylines are set, the maximum distance a jetty or
pontoon extends into the watercourse is 10m, unless it can be
demonstrated that a distance in excess of 10m is essential to
safely access a vessel from the jetty.
Editor’s Note— The quayline is measured from real property
boundary except where a relevant State Government Authority
permits the measurement from High Water Mean Springtide.
AO13.9
All attachments to jetties, including but not limited to boat lifts,
jetski cradles, floating berths and floating pontoons are located
within the quay line.
AO13.10
Pontoons are structurally capable of sitting on the sand bed.
Rollers and bracing should account for this situation.
AO13.11
Jetties and pontoons are free standing and do not rely on
connecting to any revetment wall or other structure.
Table 9.4.11.9.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
Design, Construction and Safety for Boat Ramps prescribed tidal works outside Noosa Waters Estate
PO14 AO14.1
Boat ramps are designed and constructed to— Where there is an existing revetment wall—
(a) allow access by a wheeled boat trailer; (a) the level of a boat ramp surface at the revetment wall
(b) ensure that unacceptable risks to personal and public is no more than 150 millimetres above the top of the
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