Development Application Part 2 of 2 - Plans

when viewed from the watercourse and                 lots located in canal bends or on lots located   other structures in the area.
adjoining lands;                                     in the head of the canal)-
d) they avoid conflicts with uses in the water and   a) a joint application is made with the          C5(d). The deck is very small and causes no conflicts with
on the foreshore and adjoining lands;                adjoining owner; or                              adjoining uses.
e) cluttering of watercourses is avoided;            b) where a joint application is not possible,
f) excessive traffic volumes within foreshore        jetties and pontoons-                            C5(e). There is no associated cluttering of the water course
areas                                                i) are setback a minimum of 1m                   as the deck is on the landward side of the jetty.
and adjoining lands are avoided;                     from the prolongation of the
g) materials blend with the natural surrounds;       boundaries;                                      C5(f). There are no associated traffic impacts.
and                                                  ii) are not more than 1.2m in width;
h) they reflect the character and setting of the     and                                              C5(g). The deck blends in with the jetty and surrounding
immediate surrounds or the locality.                 iii) have no head and are located                hardscapes.
                                                     such that when a vessel is berthed,
                                                     it does not encroach over the                    C5(h). The deck is a minor addition to an existing jetty that
                                                     prolongation of a boundary (Refer                fits in with the commercial character of the immediate area.
                                                     Figure 14-30).
                                                     Figure 14-30




06 Jetties and wharves are not roofed unless
they are the main access to land on Noosa North                                                       C6. The roofed area is very small and it is attached to an
Shore.                                                                                                existing roofed area so that it fits in with the general
                                                                                                      commercial character of the area. The roof also provides
                                                                                                      shelter from adverse weather both for customers and the
                                                                                                      general passing public.

                                                     AND

                                                     S5.3 For lots that adjoin those described in
                                                     S5.2, a jetty or pontoon is located well away
                                                     from the common boundary.

                                                     S6.1 Roof shelter structures associated with
                                                     jetties on Noosa North Shore are-
                                                     a) constructed for the purpose of covering
                                                     boats in circumstances where all