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                                        AO13.8
                                        Where no quaylines are set, the
                                        maximum distance a jetty or pontoon
                                        extends into the watercourse is 10m,
                                        unless it can be demonstrated that a
                                        distance in excess of 10m is
                                        essential to safely access a vessel
                                        from the jetty.

                                        Editor’s Note— The quayline is
                                        measured from real property
                                        boundary except where a relevant
                                        State Government Authority permits
                                        the measurement from High Water
                                        Mean Springtide.

                                        AO13.9
                                        All attachments to jetties, including
                                        but not limited to boat lifts, jetski
                                        cradles, floating berths and floating
                                        pontoons are located within the quay
                                        line.

                                        AO13.10
                                        Pontoons are structurally capable of
                                        sitting on the sand bed. Rollers and
                                        bracing should account for this
                                        situation.

                                        AO13.11
                                        Jetties and pontoons are free
                                        standing and do not rely on
                                        connecting to any revetment wall or
                                        other structure.
PO14                                    AO14.1                                  N/A
Boat ramps are designed and             Where there is an existing revetment
constructed to—                         wall—

(a) allow access by a wheeled boat      (a) the level of a boat ramp surface
    trailer;                                at the revetment wall is no more
(b) ensure that unacceptable risks          than 150 millimetres above the
    to personal and public safety are       top of the wall, not more than
    unlikely to be caused;                  500 millimetres below the top of
                                            the wall and not more than 200
(c) avoid cluttering of the                 millimetres above the existing
    waterways;                              beach;
(d) avoid excessive traffic volumes     (b) the ramp extends into the
    within foreshore areas and              waterway no more than 9 metres
    adjoining lands; and                    from a revetment wall;
(e) ensure that visual amenity of the   (c) the ramp is constructed at a
    foreshore is maintained.                uniform grade no steeper than
                                            20% (1 in 5); and
                                        (d) the outer end of the ramp is no
                                            more than 100 millimetres above
                                            the level of the beach (Refer
                                            Figure 9.4.9.3E).


                                        AO14.2
                                        No part of the ramp is to extend
                                        closer than 1 metre to the
                                        prolongation of the boundaries.

                                        AO14.3
                                        The boat ramp surface profile is
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