Airlie Beach & Cannonvale Bathing Reserves

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Council is seeking feedback on a proposal to create three new Bathing reserves at Cannonvale Beach, Shingley Beach and Boathaven Beach.

The purpose of a bathing reserve is to limit motorised vessels, dangerous activities, vessel maintenance/storage or unruly behaviour, creating an area where public safety and enjoyment of the beach, foreshore and adjoining waters are prioritised for recreation.

Swimming, fishing, paddleboarding, outrigging and kayaking are examples of activities that are permitted within bathing reserves.

Bathing reserves are enforced under Whitsunday Regional Council Local Law No.6 Bathing Reserves.

Please review Bathing reserve maps and our fact sheet to develop your understanding of the proposal.

Have your say to support or highlight concerns associated with proposed Bathing Reserves via the online survey below.

Subject to consultation, Council will lodge an application to Department of Local Government, Racing and Multicultural Affairs, gazette the new Bathing reserves and install signage at each Bathing reserve location.

Council is seeking feedback on a proposal to create three new Bathing reserves at Cannonvale Beach, Shingley Beach and Boathaven Beach.

The purpose of a bathing reserve is to limit motorised vessels, dangerous activities, vessel maintenance/storage or unruly behaviour, creating an area where public safety and enjoyment of the beach, foreshore and adjoining waters are prioritised for recreation.

Swimming, fishing, paddleboarding, outrigging and kayaking are examples of activities that are permitted within bathing reserves.

Bathing reserves are enforced under Whitsunday Regional Council Local Law No.6 Bathing Reserves.

Please review Bathing reserve maps and our fact sheet to develop your understanding of the proposal.

Have your say to support or highlight concerns associated with proposed Bathing Reserves via the online survey below.

Subject to consultation, Council will lodge an application to Department of Local Government, Racing and Multicultural Affairs, gazette the new Bathing reserves and install signage at each Bathing reserve location.

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