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B - Code Compliance
Waterways Works Code
g) avoid a secondary boat lifting device (floating e) the boat lifting device is not located on the jetty head;
dock) that exceeds 8m². and
f) the outermost projection of any boatlifting device is
setback a minimum of 1 metre from the prolongation
of the boundaries.
AO21.2
Only one primary boat lifting device and one secondary
small device (floating dock) per jetty. The small secondary
floating dock is no greater than 8m² and purpose
designed for personal watercraft such as jet skis, kayaks,
paddleboards etc
AO21.3
A shared jetty contains only one boat lifting device on
either side of the jetty.
AO21.4
The structure may be securely attached, excluding roped,
chains and straps, to an existing jetty where a structural
engineer's report for the design is provided certifying that
the jetty is structurally capable of supporting the boat
lifting device
(Refer to Figures 9.4.9.3H – 9.4.9.3J for examples of boat lifting
devices).
AO21.5
For twin jetty structures with central boat lifting devices-
a) are only permitted in the absence of any jetties;
b) the structure does not exceed 10 metres in length;
c) the structure does not exceed 7 metres in width; and
d) each jetty is a maximum of 1.5 metre wide.
Editor's Note - Refer to Figures below.
Figure 9.4.9.3H - Boat Lifting Devices - Cable & Winch
Figure 9.4.9.3J - Alternative Boat Lifting Device - Twin Jetty
Figure 9.4.9.3K - Pneumatic Float (Platform)
Figure 9.4.9.3L - Floating Pontoon
Flooding and amenity functions - operational works within Noosa Waters Estate waterways
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