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08/1704 - Operational Works - Prescribed Tidal Works - Transport Type 5 - Domestic Marine (Not Properly Made) [As Published] · 142008.1704
d) The roof must be of curved form and may be of rolled metal or durable fabric; e) Colours of the shelter structure must be of natural tones appropriate to the North Shore setting. Applications for approval shall indicate the intended colour scheme. General Requirements Design drawings for Domestic marine uses must be prepared by a Registered Structural Engineer and submitted with the application, and all construction work shall be supervised by the design engineer and certified by them prior to licensing by Noosa Council; A licensed builder or civil contractor must carry out construction work. The name of the proposed contractor shall be submitted to Noosa Council for approval prior to work commencing. Quayline In Noosa Sound where a quayline is set, a jetty or pontoon shall not extend into the waterway beyond the quay-line. Where no quayline is set (areas excluding Noosa Sound), the maximum distance the jetty or pontoon extends into a waterway shall not exceed 10m, unless Council considers that a distance in excess of 10m is essential to safely access the jetty. Quaylines shall be measured from real property boundaries except where a relevant State Government Authority permits the measurement from High Water Mean Springtime Tide (HWMST). 5 PSP04 Domestic Marine Uses outside Noosa Waters Estate commenced 3 February 2006 Planning Scheme Policy
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