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Temporary closure – Raby Bay Pontoon in the Endeavour Canal

27 September 2012
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The public Raby Bay Pontoon in the Endeavour Canal, accessed from Raby Bay Park, Shore St West, has been temporarily closed by Redland City Council for repairs.

Council inspection has identified cracked hinges at the top of the gangway and it has been deemed unsafe until repairs can be made.

The repair work has been given high priority by Council which expects repairs to be completed in the next two to three weeks.

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There are no alternative public pontoon facilities in Raby Bay.

Commercial and recreational users are being advised to find alternative facilities outside the area until the repairs can be completed.

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