The City of Port Adelaide Enfield's beaches run from Fort Glanville to Outer Harbour.
They have designated beaches for wind powered sports - no kite boarding south of the Largs Bay Jetty, and you must be a member of SAKSA and display your tag north of the jetty.
I haven't heard of the rules being enforced - the main issue is the council limiting its liability by only allowing club memebers to use the beach - the club has a code of conduct and the members have insurance.

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hi

would anyone be down a beach some day i can meet up with and pay my $65 and collect my blue tag - i did fill in some forms on the registration day but only had 50 in my wallet cos im not working

id like to have my blue toggle asap as i should be riding within 3 weeks now.....6 months off the water near enuff so expect to hear my stoke.........

p.s. im the sad fvker sat in a white kia watching a few arvos so please dont mistake me for some perv watching you girly types get change

ciao martin

So by "permit" do the council mean a SAKSA tag? Is that all you need or is there some other council permit or fee?

Just for all to know - they cannot bust you on the water-if your ankles are wet you are out of there juristriction, and would be surprised if they would fine you if you are in a designated kiteboarding zone and not a memeber.

Outside the zone they may be more rigid but they only can bust you on the beach and they cannot demand your name so there ability to enforce there pathetic ban is limited.

Good to see they are going down when it is windy when typically there are no other users on the beach, who are they protecting?

Just another example of local government ****ers bullying a small group.

kitesurfers rescue people at local beach, council bans kitesurfing following week, good to see your rate money being put to good use.

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