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Following previous incidents, the Council discussed options to improve safety at Blackridge Reservoir. They decided to implement modular signage for seasonal warnings and simple buoys to mark drop-off areas, while rejecting ropes and life jacket stations due to vandalism, liability, and 'attractive nuisance' concerns.
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Costs for a buoy system are currently being evaluated by staff.
Residents and visitors using the reservoir for recreation.
Following past incidents, the Council approved adding new modular signs and simple buoys to Blackridge Reservoir. These measures aim to warn visitors about conditions and mark deep drop-off areas, balancing safety improvements with personal responsibility without turning the natural area into a designated swimming spot.
The Council's decision to not advance the amendment means the area will likely remain designated for commercial use, impacting future development and business opportunities.
This project will bring new recreational facilities to the community, providing more space for youth sports and potentially increasing activity in the area.
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Following a tragic drowning, the city is looking at ways to make the reservoir safer, including potential buoy systems and better signage.