Lake Oswego introduces new regulations on public lake access

PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) — After a recent court ruling, the city of Lake Oswego has now put forward new rules regarding lake access, including entry times and what type of boat people are allowed to use.

In a Tuesday City Council meeting, City Manager Martha Bennett brought forth the new rules which prohibit the launch of motorboats, sailboats, sailboards, personal watercraft, kiteboards, or non-USCG approved inflatables at Lower Millennium Plaza Park.

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However, swimmers and people with watercraft that are 18 feet or less in length can still enter the lake, but only from the steps at Millennium Plaza Park. Inflatables must also be approved by the United States Coast Guard.

Further, entry into the lake is allowed from one hour before sunrise until up to one hour after sunset…

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