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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version
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the jetty head (Refer Figure 9.4.9.3D).
AO19.3
Jetties have independent support structures and are not
supported by the revetment wall.
AO19.4
Seep holes in the revetment wall are not obstructed by any jetty.
AO19.5
For lots comprising a dwelling house or dual occupancy, a
maximum of one jetty per development is constructed.
AO19.6
Multiple dwellings with common property along the waterway
frontage meet the following—
(a) a maximum of 2 jetties per multiple dwelling;
(b) jetties are shared between unit owners;
(c) a minimum of 20 metres separation is provided between
each jetty;
(d) the jetty is setback a minimum of 3 metres from the
prolongation of boundaries; and
(e) jetty heads and pontoons are not constructed (Refer Figure
9.4.9.3F).
AO19.7
For multiple dwellings where each unit has its own individual
canal frontage—
(a) a joint application with the adjoining owner is made; and
(b) jetties are constructed as follows—
(i) the jetty is shared between two unit owners;
(ii) the jetty straddles the common boundary of the two
units;
(iii) jetty heads and pontoons are not constructed; and
(iv) fencing between the two properties is setback a
minimum 1 metre from the revetment wall to allow
for efficient access to the jetty by both owners (Refer
Figure 9.4.9.3G).
Editor’s Note—Council is unlikely to support a jetty application for
the exclusive use of one unit owner.
AO19.8
Walkways serving jetties have at least one rigid handrail fitted and
the walkway is a minimum width of 750 millimetres and a
maximum width of 1.5 metres where—
(a) the walking surface of the jetty is constructed level with the
top of the revetment wall;
(b) water reticulation systems are fitted with a mechanical
backflow prevention device; and
(c) electrical reticulation systems carrying electricity in excess
of 24 volts are not to extend beyond the revetment wall.
AO19.9
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019**
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