Queens Wharf Masterplan 7 - Maitland City Council
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0 8 12 20 40m 4 NORTH Scale 1:400 @ A3 Character photographs 7 Queens Wharf Masterplan Mara Consulting Pty Ltd Design | Communication Date: 08 November 2017 Revision: H Jetty & Boat Ramp Design Notes This design takes advantage of the existing jetty and extends it along the river bank to allow boats a place to tie-up temporarily. The expanded jetty will remain within the extents of the historical jetty. To increase safety a second jetty is provided further downstream for swimming and tying up small paddle craft. This separates the motorised boat use from other uses for added safety. The erosion along the bank needs evaluation and will require stabilisation works that are sensitive to the existing heritage elements. Native planting along the bank will help stabilise the bank as well. Bank stabilisation works to remediate erosion damage Shared pathway Existing picnic tables with shade structures Existing parking Possible future connection to pathway along the riverbank Widen ramp to form rigging bays Extended jetty to allow boats to tie- up temporarily Existing fish cleaning station Existing boat ramp to remain Hunter River Lawn area for open play Trailer / car parking EXTENT OF WORKS - STAGE A
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7Queens Wharf Masterplan
Mara Consulting Pty LtdD e s i g n | C o m m u n i c a t i o n
Date: 08 November 2017Revision: H
Jetty & Boat RampDesign Notes
This design takes advantage of the existing jetty and extends it along the river bank to allow boats a place to tie-up temporarily. The expanded jetty will remain within the extents of the historical jetty.
To increase safety a second jetty is provided further downstream for swimming and tying up small paddle craft. This separates the motorised boat use from other uses for added safety.
The erosion along the bank needs evaluation and will require stabilisation works that are sensitive to the existing heritage elements. Native planting along the bank will help stabilise the bank as well.
Bank stabilisation works to remediate erosion damage
Shared pathway
Existing picnic tables with shade structures
Existing parking
Possible future connection to pathway along the riverbank
Widen ramp to form rigging bays
Extended jetty to allow boats to tie-up temporarily
Existing fish cleaning station
Existing boat ramp to remain
Hunter River
Lawn area for open play
Trailer / car parking
EXTENT OFWORKS - STAGE A
