30 The Anchorage Jetty Letter · OPW18/0080

06th of April  2018
Nathan Kenzler
natani design pty ltd
PO Box 620
Noosaville
Qld 4566

Noosa Council
Level2, 9 Pelican Street
Tewantin Qld
4566

Dear Sir / Madam,
RE:  30 The Anchorage, Noosa Water - Minor change to Jetty Application
I am writing to you in regard to applying for a minor change to a Jetty in Noosa Waters.

The following document addresses the requirements of the NOOSA PLANNING SCHEME POLICY 25 DOMESTIC MARINE USES IN NOOSA WATERS ESTATE:

NOOSA PLANNING SCHEME POLICY 25 DOMESTIC MARINE USES IN NOOSA WATERS ESTATE 1
1. Jetties
Siting criteria
1.1 No jetty shall be located closer than 3m to the prolongation of the boundaries, except as
allowed in Sections 1.4 to 1.6 below (see Figure 1.1).

Current location is not closer than 3m and the Jetty will not be moved from its current position.
1.2 Jetties must not extend past the 10m quayline.

Jetty currently extends out 9.4m from the revetment wall and this reach will not change.

1.3 Vessels moored at jetties must not extend across the prolongation of the boundaries as
indicated in Section 1-1.
Vessels moored will not extend across the prolongation of the boundaries.

Siting Criteria on Narrow Lots, in Canal Heads or Canal Bends or on Sites Adjoining These Lots
1.4, 1.5, 1.6
Not Applicable

Design and Dimensions
1.7 The maximum width of a jetty walkway shall be 1.5m.

This dimension does not change.

1.8 Council will consider an additional lower-level platform, or siding, along the jetty walkway as
long as it is no wider than 500mm and not exceeding 2m2, and does not interfere with the
prolongation of boundaries as indicated in Section 1.1 and 1.4-1.6.

Not applicable

1.9 The maximum length of a jetty head shall not exceed 7m (see Figure 1.2).
Current length is 4.3m - this dimension does not change

1.10 The maximum area of "Y" & T shaped jetty heads, or other shaped jetty head, shall be
10.5m2 excluding any walkway. A walkway with a minimum length of 3m shall be provided to
these types of jetty heads (see Figure 1.3).
Current 'Y' Jetty head area is 12.69m2. We will be reducing this area to a 'T' shape with an area of 10.32m2 which will now comply with requirements.

1.11 The use of timber materials is preferred.

Timber construction is to be used.

1.12 Jetties must have independent support structures and are not to be supported by the
revetment wall.

Support of the Jetty will not change.

1.13 The seep holes in the revetment wall must not be obstructed by any jetty.

No effected in the changes.

1.14 Jetties are not to be constructed alongside (parallel) to the revetment walls.

Not parallel

1.15 Ladders including those used as Doggie Ramps are permissible provided they are safe,
low-key structures and fitting with the amenity of Noosa Waters. These structures are not to
be fastened to the revetment wall, are less than 0.5 m wide and on a 45 degree slope or
greater.

No ladders

1.16 Temporary or permanent roof structures, patios, pergolas, shade sails, tarpaulins etc. are not
permitted on jetties.

Complies

1.17 All jetties must have a Council registration number clearly displayed at the end of the jetty.
Complies

1.18 For lots comprising detached houses or duplex dwellings, a maximum of one jetty per
development is constructed.
Complies

1.19, 1.20. 2.0
Not applicable

3. Boat Lifting Devices
3.1 Boat lifting devices will only be approved in the absence of any boat ramp.

No Boat Ramp

3.2 Boat lifting devices can include cable and winch, pneumatic float, floating pontoon, sea pen,
gantry, davit or hoist.

3 x floating pontoons (1.5m x 4.5m) proposed to mount jet skis on the land side of the Jetty, positioned furtherest from the prolongation of the boundaries.

3.3 Council will permit boat lifting devices subject to the following conditions
a) Only one boat lifting device and a jetty hoist is allowed per jetty, with the exception of
shared jetties, where one boat lifting device shall be permitted on either side of the
jetty;
b) The structure must be located in conjunction with an approved jetty;
c) The structure must not extend into the waterway beyond the end of the approved jetty
and shall be no greater than 4m in width, or 2m in width for a hoist;
d) The structure may be securely attached (not ropes, chains or straps) to an existing
jetty provided a structural engineer certifies that the jetty is structurally capable of
supporting the structure;
e) The structure must be located adjacent to the walkway to the jetty and generally
perpendicular to the revetment wall. No structure will be approved on the jetty head;
f) The outermost projection of the structure and any hoist must be setback a minimum of
1m from the prolongation of the side boundary; and
g) For twin jetty structures with central boat lifting devices:
i) Will only be approved in the absence of any jetties;
ii) The twin structure is not to exceed 10m in length and are to be no greater than
7m in width; and
iii) Each jetty is a maximum of 1.5m wide.
4. General Requirements
4.1 Design drawings for jetties and boat lifting devices must be prepared by a Registered
Structural Engineer and submitted with the application, and all construction work shall be
supervised by the design engineer and certified by them prior to licensing by Noosa Council;

4.2 A licensed builder or civil contractor must carry out construction work. The name of the
proposed contractor shall be submitted to Noosa Council for approval prior to work
commencing.
4.3 The integrity of the revetment wall is to remain intact. Any fixings to the revetment wall not
approved by Council are to be removed and the revetment wall repaired.
4.4 Pontoons are not permitted unless part of an approved boat lifting device.
4.5 Vessels must not be rafted together.
4.6 Boat ramps are not permitted in Noosa Waters

Kind Regards,

Nathan Kenzler
natani design pty ltd

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