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2020-07-16 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 5 - Final Noosa Plan 2020 Part 8-10 Schedules & Appendix
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(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 or
(c) ensure that visual amenity of the foreshore and waterway is for a jetty hoist, 2 metres in width;
maintained including— (c) the boat lifting device is located adjacent the walkway to the
(i) avoiding bulky or large structures; and 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
the top of the revetment wall under normal canal water level
(d) ensure the structural integrity of the works is maintained conditions;
and not compromised; and
(e) the boat lifting device is not located on the jetty head; and
(e) avoid a secondary boat lifting device (floating dock) that
(f) the outermost projection of any boatlifting device is setback
exceeds 8m².
a minimum of 1 metre from the prolongation of the
boundaries.
AO21.2
Only one primary boat lifting device and one secondary small
device (floating dock) per jetty. The small secondary floating dock
is no greater than 8m² and purpose designed for personal
watercraft such as jet skis, kayaks, paddleboards etc.
AO21.3
A shared jetty contains only one boat lifting device on either side of
the jetty.
AO21.4
The structure may be securely attached, excluding roped, chains
and straps, to an existing jetty where a structural engineer's report
for the design is provided certifying that the jetty is structurally
capable of supporting the boat lifting device
(Refer to Figures 9.4.9.3H – 9.4.9.3J for examples of boat lifting
devices).
AO21.5
For twin jetty structures with central boat lifting devices
(a) are only permitted in the absence of any jetties;
(b) the structure does not exceed 10 metres in length;
(c) the structure does not exceed 7 metres in width; and
(d) each jetty is a maximum of 1.5 metre wide.
Editor's Note Refer to Figures below.
Figure 9.4.9.3H Boat Lifting Devices Cable & Winch
Figure 9.4.9.3J Alternative Boat Lifting Device Twin Jetty
Figure 9.4.9.3K Pneumatic Float (Platform)
Figure 9.4.9.3L Floating Pontoon
Fixed floating structures & boat ramps Table 9.4.9.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
Fixed Floating Structures & Boat Ramps within Noosa Waters Estate waterways
PO22
Fixed floating structures whether or not attached to land (e.g. No acceptable outcome provided
pontoons and any associated walkways) and boat ramps are not
located within the Noosa Waters Estate.
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