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Attachment B - Code Compliance Assessment.pdf
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Planning Comment
Pontoons are structurally capable of sitting
on the sand bed. Rollers and bracing
should account for this situation.
AO13.11
Jetties and pontoons are free standing and
do not rely on connecting to any revetment
wall or other structure.
Design, Construction and Safety – Boat Ramps Table 9.4.9.3 Criteria for assessable development (part)
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Planning Comment
Design, Construction and Safety for Boat Ramps – prescribed tidal works outside Noosa Waters Estate
PO14 AO14.1 N/A
Boat ramps are designed and constructed Where there is an existing revetment This development does not include
to— wall— prescribed tidal works.
(a) allow access by a wheeled boat (a) the level of a boat ramp surface at
trailer; the revetment wall is no more than
(b) ensure that unacceptable risks to 150 millimetres above the top of
personal and public safety are the wall, not more than 500
unlikely to be caused; millimetres below the top of the
(c) avoid cluttering of the waterways; wall and not more than 200
(d) avoid excessive traffic volumes millimetres above the existing
within foreshore areas and beach;
adjoining lands; and (b) the ramp extends into the
(e) ensure that visual amenity of the waterway no more than 9 metres
foreshore is maintained. from a revetment wall;
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