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Lake Samsonvale Boating Access Scheme (BAS)

PERMITS VALID TO 2nd MAY 2012 ARE AVAILABLE AT $100 EACH  - DOWNLOAD AND READ THE INFORMATION PAPER. IF YOU WISH TO PARTICIPATE UNTIL 2nd MAY 2012 YOU CAN EITHER MAKE AN ONLINE APPLICATION OR TELEPHONE 0417 742 023

The area of operation of the scheme will be confined to the North Pine River arm of Lake Samsonvale. This area provides a stretch of approximately eight (8) kilometres of lake and river environment as per the details contained in the Information Paper.

BAS Online Application 2011/2012

BAS Application 2011/2012

BAS Information Paper for Boating Access to 2nd May 2012

  • Download the BAS Information Paper for Boating Access to 2nd May 2012 here


    THE INFORMATION PAPER REVELANT TO 3rd May 2012 to 2nd May 2013
    BOATING ACCESS SCHEME FOR LAKE SAMSONVALE (NORTH PINE DAM)
    WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THIS SITE FROM 2nd April 2012



BAS Draft Deed 2011/2012 valid to 2nd May 2012

  • Download the BAS Draft Deed 2011/2012 here

JUNIOR PERMITS

Boating Access Permits will now be available to juniors aged 12 years to 15 Years subject to the following conditions:

  1. The PRFMA shall, for a consideration of $60 issue to the Permit Holder a Junior Family permit for a Junior Family Member to operate manual or electric powered Canoe or Kayak on Lake Samsonvale to 02/05/2011 as part of the scheme that the PRFMA has a right to conduct under the licence agreement with SEQWater
  2. The primary Permit Holder to supervise and to be in close proximity of the junior member of the Permit Holders Family at all times
  3. The junior must wear a suitable PFD
  4. All other Clauses of the Deed of Agreement apply
 

Vessel stickers will be issued with the same number as the Primary Permit Holders number but will be prefixed with a “J”

Applications may be made here on this page and when the appropriate $60 Permit fee is received, arrangement will be made for the issue of the Junior Permit.

Frequently Asked Questions for the Boating Access Scheme.

While we encourage you to read the information sheet thoroughly before making an application to gain a permit for the Boating Access scheme, below you will find some answers to the questions we get asked most often.

Why are there 400 places?

This is the maximum number permitted under PRFMA's licence agreement with Seqwater.

What happens if the Boating Access Scheme is oversubscribed?

Permits will be issued (up to the maximum of 400) on a, first received, basis from the date applications are called. Unsuccessful applicants (i.e. applicants received after the quota is reached) will be placed on a waiting list in the order of receipt of their application

Do I get my money back if it is oversubscribed?

Unsuccessful applicants will get their application fees returned in full .

Do PRFMA members get preference in the allocation of permits?

No, PRFMA members are subject to exactly the same application procedures and conditions as anyone else who might make an application.

Can I lend or hire out my permit?

No you can't lend or hire/sell your permit or access key to another person. To obtain a permit, an applicant is required to sign a Deed of Agreement in which they undertake to comply with a number of permit conditions. Prohibition on lending a permit or access key is just one of those conditions. The Deed of Agreement is a legally binding contract and if a permit holder breaches any of the conditions, their permit will be cancelled immediately with no refund of the permit fee.

Will my permit allow me to use both my kayak and my tinnie?

Yes, the permit applies to the person so (only) you can use different craft providing the permit stickers are clearly displayed on the craft at all times when on site. They can either be transferred between different craft or a permit holder may apply to purchase an additional set of permit stickers at $10.00 per set of 2.

Can I use a boat with a petrol engine?

No, electrically and manually only powered boats are allowed. Craft with internal combustion engines (either inboard or outboard) are not permitted on site, even if the engine is not used i.e. it must be removed from the boat.

How many boats are allowed on the lake at any one time?

A maximum of 50 as per the licence agreement with Seqwater, boats will be allowed to enter on a first come, first served basis.

Do I still need a photo for the ID card?

No. For the 2010/11 season, the permits will not not have a photo on them, but the permit holder must carry a suitable form of photo ID such as a current driver's licence

Does the Access Scheme stop if the water level drops below 50%?

No, the scheme will be suspended once the level drops to or below 43%. These levels were determined by limitations on the access ramps and for safety reasons. These are conditions set out in the licence agreement with Seqwater.

How does PRFMA promote this scheme?

The Boating Access Scheme has been the PRFMA's major source of income for purchasing fish to stock Lake Samsonvale so, when it is able to operate the Boating Access Scheme the PRFMA seeks to promote the scheme as much as possible. In the past, promotion of the scheme has been undertaken through articles published in relevant publications, through notification on it's own internet site, through distribution of promotional material to fishing tackle stores and posting information on various angling related website forums.

Do I need a Stocked Impoundment Permit?

Yes, from 01/04/09 Lake Samsonvale has been included in the SIP Scheme.