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11.4 Shore Based Services
SHORE BASED SERVICES
Commercial and Club Waterfront Development
PRIORITY
FOR
ACTION
RESPONSIBILITY
a
Council will not approve commercial or club waterfront
development unless such development can be serviced, to
the satisfaction of Council, by shore based infrastructure,
including connection to mains reticulated water, reticulated
sewage disposal services and has adequate on site
carparking.
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Council,
Waterways
Authority, LAWC
(CLS)
b
Carparking is to be in accordance with the minimum
requirements of Council's policy for carparking and the (draft)
Australian Standard for Marina Design Practice as is
summarised below:
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Council,
Waterways
Authority, LAWC
(CLS)
(I)
Carparking for marina activities;
(a)
Spaces to be provided per wet berth;
- For boats 10 metres and under equals 0.6
spaces;
- For boats between 10 metres and 15 metres
equals 0.8 spaces; and
- For boats greater than 15 metres equals 1.0
spaces.
(b) Spaces to be provided per dry berth equals 0.2
spaces;
(c) Spaces to be provided per swing mooring
equals 0.2 spaces;
(d) Spaces to be provided per employee equals 0.5
spaces;
(ii)
Carparking for activities ancillary to marina activities (eg ship
chandleries, boat brokerages, shops, refreshment rooms or
workshop repair facilities) should be considered as additional
to marina operations, carparking provisions for such uses will
be on the basis of Council's existing carparking requirements
for such development.
(iii)
Carparking shall be provided on freehold or leased land
associated with commercial developments.
(iv)
Reclamation for the purpose of providing car parking will not
be supported by Council.
c
Large visual expanses of paved carparking areas are to be
avoided through the use of appropriately located planter
islands and landscaping strips to provide shade and improve
the amenity.
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Council,
Waterways
Authority, LAWC
(CLS)
d
Council actively encourages the introduction of facilities for
the removal and disposal of sewage and bilge water from
boats within Brisbane Water in a manner that does not pollute
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Council,
Waterways
Authority, LAWC
Brisbane Water Plan of Management - July 1995 Page 44