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Part 14 Codes PIP to LGIP 8 June 2018
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Including amendments to 8 June 2018
Specific Outcomes Probable solutions (if code assessment)
The Noosa Plan
AND
S9.7 In Noosa Sound, where quaylines are set,
a jetty or pontoon does not extend into the
watercourses beyond the quayline36;
OR
S9.8 Where no quaylines are set, the maximum
distance a jetty or pontoon extends into the
watercourse is 10m, unless it can be
demonstrated that a distance in excess of 10m
is essential to safely access the jetty;
AND
S9.9 All attachments to jetties, including but not
limited to boat lifts, jetski dradles, floating berths
and floating pontoons must be located within the
quay line;
AND
S9.10 Pontoons must be structurally capable of
sitting on the sand bed. Rollers and bracing
must account for this situation;
AND
S9.11 Jetties and pontoons must be free
standing and not rely on connecting to any
Council revetment wall or other structure.
14.166 Design, Construction and Safety – Boat Ramps
O10 Boat ramps are designed and constructed S10.1 Where there is an existing revetment
to— wall—
a) allow access by a wheeled boat trailer; a) the levels of a boat ramp surface at
b) ensure that unacceptable risks to personal the revetment wall is no more than
and public safety are unlikely to be 150mm above the top of the wall, not
caused; more than 500mm below the top of
the wall and not more than 200mm
c) avoid cluttering of the watercourse;
above the existing beach; and
d) avoid excessive traffic volumes within b) The ramp extends into the
foreshore areas and adjoining lands; and watercourse no more than 9m from a
e) ensure that visual amenity of the revetment wall;
foreshore is maintained. 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 1m to the prolongation of the boundaries.
(Refer Figure 14-33)
36
Quaylines are measured from real property boundaries except where a relevant State Government Authority permits the
measurement from High Water Mean Springtide.
14-167
Watercourses Works Code
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