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Minor Change Report
Attached to the e-mail Minor Change Application OPW17/0150.01.
c) a high level of visual amenity is maintained The encroachment is unlikely to impede the
when viewed from the watercourse and visual amenity when viewed from the
adjoining lands; watercourse and adjoining lands. The
encroaching pontoon floats on the water with
little freeboard and is therefore unlikely to
impede the visual amenity.
d) they avoid conflicts with uses in the water The proposed jetty is constructed within the
and on the foreshore and adjoining lands; lease area and vessels are not berthed on the
outside of the outer pontoon.
e) cluttering of watercourses is avoided; The proposed encroachment is unlikely to
cause further cluttering of the water course.
The end pontoon within the encroachment will
remain uncluttered as it needs to be free for
temporary docking by the Ferry and other
boats who use the refueling station.
f) excessive traffic volumes within foreshore The proposed encroachment of the pontoon
areas and adjoining lands are avoided; will not result in excessive traffic volumes within
the foreshore. The pontoon offers a refueling
station away from the foreshore.
g) materials blend with the natural surrounds; The materials are consistent with the original
and approval.
h) they reflect the character and setting of the The proposed pontoon and Jetty are
immediate surrounds or the locality. consistent with the character and setting
originally approved. The encroachment of the
pontoon will not impede the character of the
development, as the pontoon is floating fixture
with little freeboard above the water line.
The watercourse works code does not prescribe a required setback to the outer lease boundary.
The minor changes will still allow the development to comply with the code. In May 2017, Council
approved OPW17/0024 for a jetty with a setback of 1396mm to the outer lease boundary. The
area was shown to be for the mooring of tenders, and the setback was accepted as it allowed
for all vessels to be moored within the lease area, as shown below.
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