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(b) excessive traffic volumes within (b) a maximum length of a jetty
foreshore areas, on adjoining head is not more than 7 metres
lands and within the waterway; (Refer Figure 9.4.9.3C);
and (c) constructed predominantly of
(c) unacceptable risks to personal timber;
and public safety. (d) are not constructed parallel to
the revetment wall; and extend a
maximum of 10 metres past the
quayline.
AO19.2
For “Y” and “T” shaped jetty heads or
other shaped jetty heads—
(a) a maximum area of 10.5m²
excluding any walkway is
provided; and
(b) a walkway with a minimum
length of 3 metres is provided to
the jetty head (Refer Figure
9.4.9.3D).
AO19.3
Jetties have independent support
structures and are not supported by
the revetment wall.
AO19.4
Seep holes in the revetment wall are
not obstructed by any jetty.
AO19.5
For lots comprising a dwelling house
or dual occupancy, a maximum of
one jetty per development is
constructed.
AO19.6
Multiple dwellings with common
property along the waterway frontage
meet the following—
(a) a maximum of 2 jetties per
multiple dwelling;
(b) jetties are shared between unit
owners;
(c) a minimum of 20 metres
separation is provided between
each jetty;
(d) the jetty is setback a minimum of
3 metres from the prolongation
of boundaries; and
(e) jetty heads and pontoons are not
constructed (Refer Figure
9.4.9.3F).
AO19.7
For multiple dwellings where each
unit has its own individual canal
frontage—
(a) a joint application with the
adjoining owner is made; and
(b) jetties are constructed as
follows—
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