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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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Log in to see the plans as drawn Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
safety are unlikely to be caused; wall, not more than 500 millimetres below the top of
(c) avoid cluttering of the waterways; the wall and not more than 200 millimetres above the
(d) avoid excessive traffic volumes within foreshore areas existing beach;
and adjoining lands; and (b) the ramp extends into the waterway no more than 9
(e) ensure that visual amenity of the foreshore is metres from a revetment wall;
maintained. (c) the ramp is constructed at a 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
9.4.10.9.3E).
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.
PO15
No new boatramps are constructed within the Noosa River No acceptable outcome provided.
system.
Table 9.4.11.9.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
Character and amenity operational works within Noosa Waters Estate waterways
PO16 AO16.1
Works are designed and sited to ensure— For lots with watercourse frontage greater than 15 metres in
(a) they are contained within the prolongation of boundaries width, jetties are setback a minimum of 3 metres from the
of the lot; prolongation of the boundaries (Refer Figure 9.4.10.9.3A).
(b) that when a vessel is berthed it does not encroach over
AO16.2
the prolongation of boundaries of the lot;
For lots with watercourse frontage less than 15 metres in width
(c) a high level of visual amenity is maintained when viewed (including lots located in watercourse bends or at the head of
from the watercourse and adjoining lands; the watercourse)—
(d) the works avoid conflicts with uses in the water, on the (a) a joint application is made with the adjoining owner; or
foreshore and adjoining lands; where a joint application is not possible, jetties—
(b)
(e) materials blend with the natural surrounds; (i) are setback a minimum of 1 metres from the
(f) cluttering of watercourses is avoided; prolongation of the boundaries;
(g) excessive traffic volumes within foreshore areas, on (ii) are not more than 1.5 metres in width;
adjoining lands and in the water are avoided; and (iii) have no jetty head;
(h) they reflect the character and setting of the work’s (iv) allow for safe access and manoeuvrability of
immediate surrounds of the locality. vessels for both the neighbouring property and the
subject property; and
(v) are not constructed on sites where there is an
existing shared jetty on either prolongation of the
side property boundaries.
AO16.3
For lots that adjoin those described in AO16.2, the jetty is
located well away from the common boundary.
PO17
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