08/1704 - Operational Works - Prescribed Tidal Works - Transport Type 5 - Domestic Marine (Not Properly Made) [As Published] · 142008.1704

 

DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION

F. CONCLUSION

Nature of Development

The Development is consistent with the overall outcomes of the Noosa Heads Locality and
the Infrastructure Uses Code of the Planning Scheme.

The Development is for a jetty with landings on both sides and regatta stairs from the Land.

The Development is defined as Domestic Marine Use predominantly used for launching,
landing, berthing, storing and provisioning of boats.

Consistency with Detached Housing Zone

The Land is located within the Detached Housing Zone of the Noosa Heads Locality, where
by structures on the river, foreshore or tidal land is encouraged.

The Planning Scheme recommends that the proposed structures are to be connected to
residential Land, with the purposes of providing safe and secure access to the Noosa River.

The proposed structures will provide a safe entrance and exit to the Noosa River from the
Land.

Variation of Policy 4

The Development is proposing a jetty two meters (2 m) wide and eight meters (8 m) long
rather then the specified dimensions of three meters (3 m) wide and seven meters (5 m) long
defined in Policy 4.

It is noted that the side boundary prolongation of the set back is 5.985m on either side of the
Land to the adjoining owners land, far greater then the recommended set back of three
meters (3 m) in accordance with the Policy 4, 2.985m (approximately double the
recommended set back).

Impact on Neighbouring Properties

The setback of 5.985m on either side of the Land provides sufficient clearance between
adjoining Lands and dramatically reduces the possibility of encroaching on adjoining lands
and uses.

Attached at APPENDIX ONE are letters of support from adjoining land owners.

Merit

Development Application demonstrates the ability to provide specific outcomes with respect
to both the Noosa Heads Locality and Infrastructure Uses Code of the Planning Scheme.

The Development Application should be approved

 

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