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A message to all beach users Boating and swimming only zones The Victorian Government has implemented boating and dedicated swimming only zones adjoining Port Phillips beaches between Sandridge and Elwood. The zones are clearly marked by upgraded navigation markers located on the water and signage on the shore. The changes within this area include: • Swimming only zones in front of Sandridge, Port Melbourne and South Melbourne Life Saving Clubs • Swimming only zone on Middle Park Beach between Wright and Armstrong streets • Swimming only zone for the entire length of St Kilda Beach from St Kilda Pier to Marina Reserve • Revised shared wind sport area within St Kilda Harbour • Boating only zone at St Kilda Marina entrance. Please see the accompanying map. Personal Watercraft (PWC) or jet ski behaviour The Marine Safety Act 2010 (Vic) introduces new responsibilities on both recreational owners and users of PWCs, including: • PWCs and other vessels are not permitted to enter or remain in dedicated swimming only zones. • In other areas, PWCs and other vessels must not exceed five knots (8 kms per hour) within 200 metres of the shore. • PWCs and other vessels must not exceed five knots (8 kms per hour) within 50 metres of swimmers, other vessels and fixed or floating structures. On-the-spot fines are applicable for operators found to be contravening these rules. Hoon boating laws Hoon behaviour is dangerous and may cause someone to get hurt. It can include: • Performing ‘doughnuts’ within 50 metres of swimmers or other water users • Speeding more than five knots (8 kms per hour) within 50 metres of swimmers or within 200 metres of the shore. Victoria Police may seize or impound vessels, including PWCs if it is believed they are being or have been used in committing a relevant offence. If you see dangerous or life-threatening behaviour on the water, call '000' and immediately report the incident to Victoria Police. This publication is intended as general information only and is not a substitute for the relevant legislation, legal or professional advice. PORT BAY ST MIDDLE MELBOURNE Port PICKLES ST South PARK Melbourne VICTORIA AVE WRIGHT ST Melbourne KERFERD RD Life Saving Life Saving ARMSTRONG ST Club Club LANGRIDGE ST Lagoon SWIMMING SWIMMING ONLY ONLY SWIMMING Pier ONLY TODD ROAD 200m Kerferd Road ST KILDA 200m SHARED WIND Pier SPORT AREA Princes Catani Gardens Pier Station Sandridge Pier Life Saving Club 200m Sandridge Beach St Kilda Harbour St Kilda Beach St Kilda Life Saving SWIMMING Club ONLY St Kilda Pier Brooks Webb Dock East Jetty St Kilda New Port Melbourne The changes include: KEY Marina • Revised Shared Wind Sports Area near Boating Only Swimming is not permitted in this zone to St Kilda Boating and Catani Gardens. Swimming Only Swimming Zones • Swimming Only Zone in front of Port Melbourne All vessels including personal watercraft, powered and and South Melbourne Life Saving Clubs. non-powered vessels are not permitted in this zone • Swimming Only Zone between Wright and Shared Wind Sports Area RECREATIONAL BOATING AND This area is set aside for kiteboarding and sailboarding Armstrong Streets in Middle Park. SWIMMING ZONES ARE CHANGING which may exceed 5 knots, other vessels permitted FOR THE BETTER • Boating Only Zone at St Kilda Marina and entrance. 200m from shore Swimming and boating are permitted within 200m Parks Victoria is introducing new boating • Swimming Only Zone between St Kilda Marina of the shore. All vessels must adhere to the 5 knot speed and St Kilda Pier. limit within 200m of the shore and swimming zones to improve safety across Port Phillip and Western Port. • Improved visibility of aids to navigation and Special Mark easy to understand signage. Special Mark Buoy The new zones will be introduced in stages with new aids to navigation and clear signage installed Shore Signs prior to each new zone coming into effect. South Cardinal The new zone changes between Port Melbourne and St Kilda came into effect in December 2010. Disclaimer: THIS IS NOT A NAVIGATION CHART. For more information on the new boating and This map is indicative only and not intended for navigational use. For navigation of Port Phillip, Chart AUS 143 should be consulted. swimming zones, contact Parks Victoria on 13 1963 Notices to Mariners issued by Parks Victoria are published on or visit www.parks.vic.gov.au www.parks.vic.gov.au SHAKESPEARE GR Brooks Jetty ST KILDA MARINE South Cardinal (YB) St Kilda Marina BARKLY ST PDE GLENHUNTLY RD New Elwood to ELWOOD Point Ormond Seaford Boating ORMOND ESPL Swimming Zones 200m Elwood Life Saving Club RECREATIONAL BOATING AND SWIMMING ZONES ARE CHANGING Swimming HEAD ST FOR Only NORTH BRIGHTON Parks Victoria THE is introducingBETTER new boating and swimming zones to improve safety across Port Phillip and Western Port. NORTH RD The new zones will be introduced in stages with and new aids to navigation and clear signage installed prior to each new zone coming into effect. ST KILDA ST The new zone changes between Elwood and NEW ST Seaford will come into effect in Summer 2013–14. For more information on the new boating and swimming zones, contact Parks Victoria on 13 1963 or visit www.parks.vic.gov.au Middle Brighton Pier NEPEAN HWY Royal Brighton Yacht Club Brighton Baths MIDDLE BRIGHTON PARK ST The changes between Elwood and Mordialloc include:Shared Wind Sports Brighton • Area Life Saving Club Revised Swimming Only Zone at Elwood, Brighton, Hampton and Sandringham Life Saving Clubs. • NEW ST Removal of No PWC (Personal Water Craft) Zone north of ElwoodSwimming Life Saving Club. • Only Revised Shared Wind Sports Zones at Brighton and Hampton. NORWOOD AVE • Removal of Waterski Access Lane opposite Martin Street Brighton. • Revised Swimming Only Zones at Half Moon Bay, Black Rock, Beaumaris, Mentone and Mordialloc Life Saving Clubs. • Upgraded aids to navigation in the vicinity of the Cerberus wreck (Half Moon Bay) Black Rock. BRIGHTON BEACH • Revised Waterski Access Lane at Mentone. Green Point SOUTH RD BEACH RD 200m HAMPTON ST ORLANDO ST HAMPTON Shared Wind Sports Area Hampton Life Saving Club Swimming SMALL ST Only Sandringham Yacht Club Hampton Pier SANDRINGHAM Hampton Sailing Club Picnic Point Volunteer Coast Guard HQ Sandringham Life Saving Club BAY RD Swimming Only BEACH RD 200m BLUFF RD ELIZA ST Red Bluff NEPEAN HWY Swimming Only Cerberus Wreck CHARMAN RD Half Moon Bay Life Saving Club West Cardinal (YBY) Black Rock Jetty Black Rock Yacht Club BLACK ROCK Black Rock Life Saving Club BALCOMBE RD Swimming Only MUNDY ST 200m SEA PDE MENTONE NAPLES RD WARRIGAL RD Mentone Life Saving Club BEACH RD BIRDWOOD ST RESERVE RD BEAUMARIS NEPEAN HWY 200m PARKDALE Waterski Access Lane Swimming PARKERS RD Only Rickett’s Point Marine Sanctuary Beaumaris Bay RENNISON ST Beaumaris Life Saving Club Beaumaris Yacht Club BAY ST Shared Wind Sports Area Rickett’s Point South Cardinal (YB) Mordialloc Life Saving Club South Cardinal (YB) Swimming MORDIALLOC Only Swimming Only COLEMAN RD Mordialloc Pier 200m NEPEANASPENDALE HWY FOSTER LN Aspendale Life Saving Club GNOTUK AVE Swimming Only SINCLAIR AVEEDITHVALE RD Edithvale Life Saving Club Swimming Only EDITHVALE 200m THAMES PROM LE A ND AVO Chelsea Life Saving Club E U EN Swimming AV E Only TH CHELSEA MORNINGTON PENINSULA BONBEACH Bonbeach Life Saving Club FWY 200m Patterson River Swimming Only PATTERSON EOD RD LAKES MCL Patterson RivRiverer Motor Boat CluClubb Boating Only Carrum Sailing Club Carrum Life Saving Club Swimming Only CARRUM CE EEL RA Rigging Shared Area Wind Sports Area ARMSTRONGS RD 200m.
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