Marine and Safety (General) Regulations 2023
SCHEDULE 5 - Prohibited areas SCHEDULE 5 - Prohibited areas for navigation
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SCHEDULE 5 - Prohibited areas SCHEDULE 5 - Prohibited areas for navigation
1. Lake Gordon: the waters within 100 metres of the Gordon intake.
2. Lake Gordon: the waters within 300 metres upstream of the Gordon Dam.
3. Gordon River: the waters downstream from the Gordon Dam to the confluence of the Serpentine River.
4. Serpentine River: the waters of the Serpentine River for a distance of 1 000 metres downstream from the Serpentine Dam.
5. Lake Pedder: the waters bounded by the Serpentine Dam, a sign on the southern bank and a sign on the northern bank, both signs located approximately 200 metres upstream from the Serpentine Dam.
6. Lake Pedder: the waters bounded by the Scotts Peak Dam, a sign on the eastern bank approximately 75 metres upstream from the Scotts Peak Dam and a sign on the western bank approximately 22 metres upstream from the Scotts Peak Dam.
7. Lake Pedder: the waters bounded by the Edgar Dam, a sign on the western bank approximately 400 metres upstream from the Edgar Dam and a sign on the eastern bank approximately 50 metres upstream from the Edgar Dam.
8. Lake Pedder: the waters of the McPartlan Canal from a point approximately 400 metres upstream from the Gordon River Road bridge downstream to Lake Gordon.
9. Cluny Lagoon: the waters bounded by the Cluny Dam, a sign on the eastern bank and a sign on the western bank, both signs located approximately 150 metres upstream from the Cluny Dam.
10. Lake Catagunya: the waters –
(a) bounded by the Catagunya Dam, a sign located on the eastern bank and a sign on the western bank, both signs located approximately 300 metres upstream from the Catagunya Dam; and
(b) of the Catagunya Flume.
11. River Derwent: the waters of the River Derwent for a distance of 700 metres downstream from the Catagunya Dam.