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Environmental guidelines for marinas in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. 1994.
COVER PAGE & VERSO
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FOREWORD
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
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- Objectives
- Use of this handbook
- Definitions
- Abbreviations
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
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- Background
- Impact of marinas
- Legislative frameworks
- Environmental studies
- Design planning and engineering studies
SITING OF MARINAS
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- Zoning
- Wind climate
- Wave climate
- Water circulation
- Implications of sea level changes
- Geotechnical and sediment processes
- Flora and fauna
- Social amenity and infrastructure
- Archaeology
- Safety
- Navigation
- Economic considerations
- Existing use
DESIGN OF MARINA STRUCTURES AND FACILITIES
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- Basin
- Entrance channel
- Fairways
- Berthing facilities
- Walkways
- Reclamations
- Piers and pilings
- Breakwaters
- Fuelling facilities
- Amenities
- Waste treatment and disposal facilities
- Administrative areas
- Maintenance areas
- Boat launching facilities
- Air quality
- Parking
- Commercial facilities
- Revetment design
- Aesthetics
- Boat clearances from revetments and quay
- Fixed moorings
- Floating moorings
- Choice of materials
- Safety requirements
CONSTRUCTION
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- Dredging and excavation
- Mitigation of siltation
- Scheduling of activities
OPERATION
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- Marina operations and maintenance
- User education
- Boat operation and maintenance
- Maintenance dredging
- Runoff
- Boat wastes
- Ecological considerations
- Fuel management
- Staff training
- Noise management
- Management handbook
- Role of Monitoring
REFERENCES AND FURTHER READING
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APPENDICES
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