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Attachment B - Code Compliance Assessment
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Planning Comment
(i) avoiding bulky or large and is generally perpendicular to
structures; and the revetment wall;
(ii) minimising structures above the (d) the highest part of the boat lifting
water level; device is no higher than the top of
(d) ensure the structural integrity of the revetment wall under normal
the works is maintained and not canal water level conditions;
compromised; and (e) the boat lifting device is not located
(e) avoid a secondary boat lifting on the jetty head; and
device (floating dock) that exceeds (f) the outermost projection of any
8m². boatlifting device is setback 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
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