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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
(b) jetties are constructed as follows—
(i) the jetty is shared between two unit owners;
(ii) the jetty straddles the common boundary of the
two units;
(iii) jetty heads and pontoons are not constructed; and
(iv) fencing between the two properties is setback a
minimum 1 metre from the revetment wall to allow
for efficient access to the jetty by both owners
(Refer Figure 9.4.10.9.3G).
Editor’s Note—Council is unlikely to support a jetty application
for the exclusive use of one unit owner.
AO19.8
Walkways serving jetties have at least one rigid handrail fitted
and the walkway is a minimum width of 750 millimetres and a
maximum width of 1.5 metres where—
(a) the walking surface of the jetty is constructed level with
the top of the revetment wall;
(b) water reticulation systems are fitted with a mechanical
backflow prevention device; and
(c) electrical reticulation systems carrying electricity in
excess of 24 volts are not to extend beyond the revetment
wall.
AO19.9
Any lowerlevel platform, or siding, along the jetty walkway has a
maximum width of 500 millimetres and does not exceed 2m²
and does not interfere with the prolongation of boundaries as
indicated by Acceptable outcomes AO15.1, AO15.2 & AO15.3.
PO20
Pontoons and boat ramps are not constructed within the Noosa No acceptable outcome provided
Waters Estate waterways.
Table 9.4.11.9.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
Boat lifting devices within Noosa Waters Estate waterways
PO21 AO21.1
Boat lifting devices are only constructed in the absence of a Boat lifting devices are only located in conjunction with an
boat ramp and are designed and located to— approved jetty where—
(a) ensure that unacceptable risks to personal and public (a) the boat lifting device does not extend into the waterway
safety are unlikely to be caused; beyond the end of the approved jetty;
(b) avoid cluttering of the waterway; (b) the boat lifting device is no greater than 4 metres in width
(c) ensure that visual amenity of the foreshore and waterway or for a jetty hoist, 2 metres in width;
is maintained including— (c) the boat lifting device is located adjacent the walkway to
(i) avoiding bulky or large structures; and the jetty and is generally perpendicular to the revetment
wall;
(ii) minimising structures above the water level;
(d) the highest part of the boat lifting device is no higher than
(d) ensure the structural integrity of the works is maintained the top of the revetment wall under normal canal water
and not compromised; and level conditions;
(e) avoid a secondary boat lifting device (floating dock) that (e) the boat lifting device is not located on the jetty head; and
exceeds 8m².
(f) the outermost projection of any boatlifting device is
setback a minimum of 1 metre from the prolongation of
the boundaries.
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019** Page 7 of 14
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