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of providing access to vessels and metres, except on Noosa North
are sited and designed to avoid— Shore.
(a) cluttering of waterways; AO13.2
(b) excessive traffic volumes within For jetties on Noosa North Shore, the
foreshore areas and adjoining maximum width of the jetty head is 2
lands; metres.
(c) conflicts with uses on the
foreshore and adjoining lands; AO13.3
and The maximum length of a jetty head
is not more than 7 metres.
(d) unacceptable risks to personal
and public safety.
AO13.4
A pontoon head has a maximum
width of 3 metres and a maximum
length of 5 metres (Refer Figure
9.4.9.3C).
AO13.5
For “Y” and “T” shaped jetty heads—
(a) a maximum area 10.5m²
excluding any walkway is
provided; and
(b) a walkway with a minimum
length of 3 metres is provided
(Refer Figure 9.4.9.3D).
AO13.6
Gangways and walkways serving
jetties and pontoons have at least
one rigid handrail fitted and meet the
following—
(a) for dwelling houses – a minimum
width of 750 millimetres and a
maximum width of 1.5 metres;
(b) for other residential uses –
(i) the gangway for a
single berth
pontoon has a
minimum width of
900 millimetres;
(ii) the gangway for a
multiple berth
pontoon has a
minimum width of
1.2 metres if fitted
with one handrail
and 900
millimetres if fitted
with a handrail on
each side;
(iii) the primary
walkway to multiple
berth pontoons has
a maximum width
of 1.5 metres; and
(iv) the maximum width
of a gangway is 1.5
metres.
AO13.7
In Noosa Sound, where quaylines
are set, a jetty or pontoon does not
extend into the watercourse beyond
the quayline;
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