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Council closes Kourung Ave boat ramp

The Kourung Ave boat ramp at Ettalong will close from Monday, December 2.

Mayor Cr Lawrie McKinna said the council's decision to close the boat ramp followed requests by residents, NSW Police, NSW Maritime, local Members of Parliament, and Council staff.

"NSW Maritime has now introduced a 300-metre zone that limits the foreshore beach area to paddlecraft only," he said.

"Council has been working closely with NSW Maritime to improve safety for beach and waterway users in this area.

"Closing the boat ramp complements NSW Maritime's recent changes in this area, making a safer environment for swimmers, families, and beachgoers at Ettalong foreshore.

He said complaints had included vehicle congestion, illegal parking, and potential hazards to the public from towing vehicles on the busy beach area.

The ramp closure made the beach more accessible and safer for paddlers and swimmers and their families who enjoy the Ettalong foreshore.

Other boat ramps on the Peninsula, include those at Blackwall, Lions Park in Woy Woy and at Correa Bay.





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