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Please help - Sydney kitesurfing

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Created by Alysum > 9 months ago, 11 Dec 2020
Alysum
NSW, 1025 posts
11 Dec 2020 9:32PM
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Since December 1 the parking at the most popular kitesurfing spot in Sydney at Botany Bay has been slapped by the council with a limit of 3h parking all week (when it's only busy on a couple of hot sunny weekends).

Many of us (including Kiteboarding Australia) have emailed and phoned the council to have a discussion, they have not responded back to anyone.

They cannot ignore us if we can manage to get lots of of signatures.

www.change.org/p/bayside-council-bayside-council-s-timed-parking-plan

Appreciate if you can help our cause.
Thanks !

MrFreeze
289 posts
12 Dec 2020 11:25AM
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Hmmmmm, all about the money. commonsense doesn't come into it.

towradgi
NSW, 424 posts
12 Dec 2020 4:34PM
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Councils act on complaints and suggestions don't they ?...If this is the main carpark for kiting at botany then possibly general public have complained (dog walkers have alot of power) about kiters hogging carpark ? Alternatively , beach carparks in Sydney are never big enough to suit demand of the masses wanting to go there. So whats the solution ?

KiteAddicted
59 posts
13 Dec 2020 5:27PM
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I get max 1-1.5 hours due to other commitments so jealous of you buggers kiting for longer. Signed!

KiteAddicted
59 posts
13 Dec 2020 5:27PM
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I get max 1-1.5 hours due to other commitments so jealous of you buggers kiting for longer. Signed!

Phoney
NSW, 585 posts
15 Dec 2020 1:03PM
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towradgi said..
Councils act on complaints and suggestions don't they ?...If this is the main carpark for kiting at botany then possibly general public have complained (dog walkers have alot of power) about kiters hogging carpark ? Alternatively , beach carparks in Sydney are never big enough to suit demand of the masses wanting to go there. So whats the solution ?




The only times the car parks there are full is on weekends in summer when the beaches and picnic spots are full of families, and they don't p1ss off until they start getting sand blasted at > 30 knots
Personally I rarely need more than 3 hours for a session, but I can see how the kite schools would be disadvantaged by this. Therefore I signed.



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