Hinze & Moogerah Still Closed Others Open Plse Read.

[rayke1938]

From SEQ website

 

Hinze Dam and Lake Moogerah remains closed to all water-based activities

Date:

03/04/2017

Due to inflows to the lakes, Hinze Dam and Lake Moogerah will remain closed to all water-based activities until further notice.

These closures are in the interest of public safety. We will re-open access to lakes as soon as it is afe to do so.

Please play it safe and follow the direction of staff and signage on site.

All lakes remain closed to primary contact recreation while some lakes re-open for secondary contact activities

Date:

03/04/2017

In the interest of public safety, Seqwater lakes will remain closed for primary contact (i.e. in-water) actvities including swimming, skiing and tubing, as a result of recent severe weather and inflows to the lakes.

Secondary activities including paddling and boating are permitted at recreation areas that are currently open.

Please refer to additional safety notice for current closures.

Hinze Dam and Lake Moogerah will remain closed to all water based activities due to inflows.

These closures are in the interest of public safety while water quality testing is undertaken. We will re-open lakes as soon as it is safe to do so.

Please follow the direction of staff and signage on-site.

Most of Seqwater land-based recreation sites have been re-opened

Date:

03/04/2017

Access to Seqwater’s land-based recreation areas has now re-opened at most of our sites.

The following sites remain closed:

• Baroon Pocket Dam - Northern recreation boat ramp
• Cooloolabin Dam - Day Use Area
• Hinze Dam – Eastern Boat Ramp
• Hinze Dam – Western Boat Ramp
• Lake Kurwonbah - Ski Road
• Lake Moogerah - Lower Recreation Area
• Lake Moogerah – Muller Park Boat Ramps
• Lake Samsonvale - Postmans Track (reopening Tuesday 4 April)
• Lake Wyaralong - Meebun Recreation Area (No toilet facilities due to no power)
• Lake Wyaralong – Trails
• Lake Baroon – Northern recreation boat ramp

We will re-open sites as soon as it is safe to do so.

Please play it safe and observe the directions of signage and staff on-site.

[Drop Bear]

I wonder how long they will be closed for. Do they get much debris coming in?