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

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Planning Scheme Policy
commenced 3 February 2006

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Only one jetty or pontoon will be allowed per lot, regardless of whether the lot comprises
multiple housing or a detached house.

Siting Criteria on Narrow Lots, in Canal Heads or Canal Bends or on Sites Adjoining
These Lots (see Figure 2)

      

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On narrow lots where the canal frontage is generally less than 15m, including those lots
located in canal bends or on lots located in the head of the canal, Council is more likely to
favourably consider a joint application be made with the adjoining owner.

If a joint application is not possible, Council may favourably consider a jetty or pontoon—
a) __ that is located not less than 1m from the prolongation of either side boundary;

b) that is not more than 1.2m in width;

c) that has no head;

dg) where there is no existing jetty adjacent to the boundary; and

e) provided when a boat is berthed it does not encroach over the prolongation of a side
boundary.

For sites that adjoin those described in 1.4, Council prefers that any jetty or pontoon is
located well away from the common boundary.

Design Dimensions and Materials

The maximum width of a jetty, jetty head or associated walkway shall be 1.5m.

For jetties on the Noosa North Shore only, Council may vary the width of the jetty head to a
maximum of 2m.

The maximum length of a jetty head shall not exceed 7m (see Figure 3).

A pontoon shall have a maximum width of 3m and a maximum length of 5m (see Figure 3).

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PSP04 Domestic Marine Uses outside Noosa Waters Estate