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11.6 Public Access
PUBLIC ACCESS
Commercial and Club Waterfront Development
PRIORITY
FOR
ACTION
RESPONSIBILITY
a
All proposed commercial and/or club waterfront development
is to incorporate public access along the foreshore.
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Council, LAWC
(CLS)
b
Council will not support any proposals which are likely to lead
to a loss of existing public foreshore access.
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Council, LAWC
(CLS)
c
Public foreshore access which is available at commercial or
club waterfront facilities is to be sign posted, indicating its
availability, and be maintained at all times.
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Council, LAWC
(CLS)
11.7 Charter Boat Facilities
CHARTER BOAT FACILITIES
Commercial and Club Waterfront Development
PRIORITY
FOR
ACTION
RESPONSIBILITY
a
The operation of charter boats (ie loading and unloading
passengers) and associated office functions from a
commercial marina or commercial boatshed, other than simply
the berthing of such vessels at marinas or commercial
boatsheds, is considered by Council to be an integral part of
the marina or boatshed, and accordingly, development
consent is required from Council to permit this type of
operations and to enable Council to fully assess the impact of
such development. Such operations shall conform to state
regulations associated with disposal of effluent.
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Council, LAWC
(CLS), Waterways
Authority
b
Development application to Council for the operation of
charter boat facilities as part of a commercial marina or
boatshed must be accompanied with the following details:
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Council, LAWC
(CLS), Waterways
Authority
i
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vi
Size of the charter boat(s) to be accommodated at the
marina or boatshed.
Number of passengers that can be catered for by each
vessel.
Number of crew per vessel.
Nominated berth(s) or mooring(s) for the securing of
charter boat vessel(s).
Hours of cruise operations.
Car parking.
c
Development Consent will be required from Council to use
public wharves for embarkation/disembarkation for prearranged
charter or tour bookings where problems could be
generated by lack of parking, access and sanitary facilities.
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Council, LAWC
(CLS), Waterways
Authority
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