sch.3-sec.2Definitions

sch.3-sec.2 Definitions

In this code— acceptable outcome , for achieving a performance outcome stated in the table, column 1, means the acceptable outcome stated in the table, column 2 opposite the performance outcome. AEP means annual exceedance probability. annual exceedance probability means the probability, expressed as a percentage, of an event exceeding a particular level or magnitude in any 1 year. AS/NZS 1170.0 means AS/NZS 1170.0:2002, Structural design actions, Part 0: General principles. AS/NZS 1170.1 means AS/NZS 1170.1:2002 (R2016), Structural design actions, Part 1 : Permanent, imposed and other actions. AS/NZS 1170.2 means AS/NZS 1170.2:2011 (R2016), Structural design actions, Part 2 : Wind actions. AS 1170.4 means AS 1170.4—2007, Structural design actions, Part 4 : Earthquake actions in Australia. AS 2758 means AS 2758, Aggregates and rock for engineering purposes (series). AS/NZS 2885 means AS/NZS 2885.4:2016, Pipelines—Gas and liquid petroleum, Part 4 : Submarine pipeline systems. AS 3962 means AS 3962—2001, Guidelines for design of marinas. AS 4678 means AS 4678—2002, Earth-retaining structures. AS 4997 means AS 4997—2005, Guidelines for the design of maritime structures. Australian Standard includes a standard jointly made or published by Standards Australia and Standards New Zealand. dead load , of prescribed tidal works, means the total load applied to the works by— the structural components of the works; and anything permanently on or attached to the works, including, for example, a partition or machinery permanently attached to the works. extended side boundary , of a lot connected to prescribed tidal works, means a notional boundary worked out by extending a side boundary of the lot into tidal water— in a continuing straight line; or if extending the side boundary into tidal water in a continuing straight line would reduce the width of navigable access to, or egress from, an adjoining lot to less than 3m or cause a significant adverse effect to navigational safety—at an angle that ensures— the width of navigable access to, or egress from, any adjoining lot is not reduced to less than 3m; and no significant adverse effect is caused to navigational safety. foundation support , for a bridge, means anything that can be used to support the bridge, including, for example, an anchor, footing or pile. highest astronomical tide means the highest level of the tides that can be predicted to occur under average meteorological conditions and under any combination of astronomical conditions. lighting standard means each of the following Australian Standards— SA/SNZ TS 1158.6:2015, Lighting for roads and public spaces, Part 6 : Luminaires—Performance; AS/NZS 1158.3.1:2005, Lighting for roads and public spaces, Part 3.1 : Pedestrian area (category P) lighting—Performance and design requirements; AS 4282—1997, Control of the obtrusive effects of outdoor lighting. live load , in relation to prescribed tidal works, means the total load applied to the works by anything temporarily on or attached to the works. load means weight, force or pressure. lot includes a parcel of unallocated State land. marine plant see the Fisheries Act 1994 , section 8 . non-private purpose means a purpose other than a private purpose. performance outcome means an outcome stated in the table, column 1. pontoon means a structure consisting of the following components— a flotation unit; an access walkway for the flotation unit; a system for mooring the flotation unit and access walkway, including, for example, by way of piles or anchored cables; an abutment for the access walkway. prescribed deck means a structure, other than a bridge, that— is connected to land; and consists primarily of a deck and components to structurally support the deck; and is not intended, or normally used, for launching, landing or mooring vessels. boardwalk, viewing platform, recreational deck private purpose , in relation to prescribed tidal works, means a purpose— related to use of the works— for launching, landing or mooring a vessel used only for recreation; or for the benefit of, or in connection with, residential property only; and that is not related to use of the works for the benefit of, or in connection with, a commercial activity or public use. projected sea level rise means an increase in sea level projected to be 0.8m by 2100. relevant loading matter , for prescribed tidal works, means each of the following matters, to the extent they affect the load that can be reasonably expected to be applied to the works at any given time— the purpose or activity for which the works are intended to be used; the dead load of the works; the live load of the works, including, for example— the maximum number of people likely to use the works at any given time; and the maximum number and types of vehicles likely to be on or moored at the works at any given time; the height or velocity of waves likely to occur in the tidal water under, within or over which the works are located; any other thing that may be relevant to the load applied to the works at any given time, including, for example, environmental factors. relevant planning scheme , for prescribed tidal works, means the local government planning scheme applying to the lot connected to the works. relevant planning scheme standard , in relation to achieving a performance outcome for prescribed tidal works, means a standard— stated in the relevant planning scheme for the works; and relevant to achieving the performance outcome. revetment means a wall constructed along the bottom of an embankment to— protect the embankment from erosion; and keep in place the earth or other materials that are landward of the wall. roofed means covered with a permanent or temporary attachment. detachable wind sail s 5(2) outcome see section 4 of this code. seawall means a wall constructed along a shoreline to— prevent the encroachment, by wave action, of the sea past the shoreline; and keep in place the earth or other materials that are landward of the wall. side boundary , of a lot, means a boundary of the lot that meets tidal water but is not a waterfront boundary of the lot. stormwater outlet means a pipe or drain for the discharge of stormwater or floodwater. vegetation does not include marine plants. vehicle includes a boat or other vessel. water allocation area , for a lot, means an area of State tidal land designated by the State, a local government or the Gold Coast Waterways Authority as an area in relation to which a development application for prescribed tidal works connected to the lot may be made. waterfront boundary , of a lot, means a boundary of the lot fronting tidal water.