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LVO’ ARCHITECTURE .
Sunshine Coast Regionat Council Visual Assessment 4
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The probable solution in the Planning Scheme for $14.1 states: "
“Jetties are sited. designed and constructed in accordance with PSP4 - Domestic Marine Uses
Outside of Noosa Waters Estate.”
32 | am informed that compliance with PSP4 is but one solution that will demonstrate compliance
with O14 but other “alternative” solutions which are provided by the proposed development do
not preclude compliance.
33 As outlined in the following section of this report | consider that the proposed development wiil
comply with the measures outlined in PSP4 which will control issues (a), (6), (c).and (d).
34 Issues (th), @). and () are clearly not relevant to this application.
35 Issues (e), (f), and (g) of O14 will be addressed in the next section of this report.
4.4 Noosa Planning Scheme Policy 4 - Domestic Marine Uses Outside of :
Noosa Waters Estate
4.4.1 The purpose of this policy is to:
e “Provide design criteria for domestic and commercial marine structures within the Shire
other than in Noosa Waters Estate; and
e Ensure that the safety, amenity, rights and privileges of the public and other property
owners are not prejudices, without unduly limiting what a person may do on the foreshore
or on tidal land fronting their site.”
Oo 36 The policy specifically refers to the following types of structures:
e Jetties;
e Pontoons:
* Gangways and walkways; 3
e Boat ramps: "
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e Shelter structures for North Shore jetties; and a
* Boat lifting devices and boat storage devices (which it specifically discourages). mh
37 lt does not mention regatta steps or steps between pontoons and walkways and consequently
the policy does not prohibit or control those structures.
4.4.2 Specific Compliance with the Policy
38 The proposed development complies with the following applicable criteria of the policy: “
a) Clearance to the prolongations of boundaries: a
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