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2018-07-10 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 8 - Draft Noosa River Plan
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Objective 3: Boating speed limits in key areas are appropriate.
Management response Who When
Review seasonal speed limit restrictions around Munna Point Council, community Short term
and Noosa Spit (Dog Beach) with Maritime Safety Queensland stakeholders,
with a view to making these changes permanent. Queensland
Government
3.1.4
Marine infrastructure
Eight public boat ramp facilities are provided by the State and managed by Council in order to service the
Noosa River boating public. Public boat ramps are funded via recreational boating registrations and are
designed and operated to provide functional, safe and convenient boat access to the river with no net loss
of public access and use of the public foreshore.
In addition, there are 21 public jetty infrastructures and 687 privately owned jetties constructed
throughout the Noosa River system. Jetties are constructed for the primary purpose of providing
functional, safe and convenient access to vessels and additionally for public recreation purposes in the
case of public jetties.
The majority of public jetties in Noosa are owned and managed by Council, and a few older, historic public
jetties are owned and managed by the State. Owners of private jetties are responsible for their jetties’
upkeep with most private jetties attached to freehold land, although in some instances, private jetties are
attached to public lands.
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