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14.173 Design, Construction and Safety - Boat Ramps
010 Boat ramps are designed and constructed S10.1Where there is an existing revetment C10. Noted but not applicable to a small deck attached to
to- wall- the landward side of an existing jetty.
a) allow access by a wheeled boat trailer: a) the levels of a boat ramp
b) ensure that unacceptable risks to personal surface at the revetment
and public safety are unlikely to be caused; wall is no more than 150mm
c) avoid cluttering of the watercourse; above the top of the wall,
d) avoid excessive traffic volumes within not more than 500mm
foreshore areas and adjoining lands; and below the top of the wall
e) ensure that visual amenity of the foreshore is and not more than 200mm
maintained. above the existing beach:
and
b) The ramp extends into the
watercourse no more than
9m from a revetment wall;
AND
S10.2 The ramp is constructed at a uniform
grade and no steeper than 1 in 5 (20%);
AND
S10.3 The outer end of the ramp is no more
than 100mm above the level of the beach;
AND
S10.4 No part of the ramp is to extend closer
than 1 m to the prolongation of the
boundaries. (Refer Figure 14-33)
Figure 14-33
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