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The Western Australian coasts are known as the home of surfing beaches due to their favorable location and strong waves. In addition, the city of Perth is building one of the finest surf parks in the world. However, recently there was a hurdle that could have shattered the dreams of millions. But, fortunately, the evening of March 7th brought good news for the surfing community of Western Australia, as the issue has now been resolved. 

The capital of Western Australia is one step closer to completing the state-of-the-art project, as the conditions have now been approved by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA). 

What was the issue with the project?

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The announcement of the astonishing sight came in June 2022, however, there were a few hiccups in the final approval. Perth’s surfing Park is going to be the biggest in the southern hemisphere and it would require clearing off a huge part of the land. While the park would expand to 5.78 hectares there’s always a danger of losing the floral habitat. 

The EPA initially raised concerns that the project would threaten the habitats of Black Cockatoo and Banksia trees. However, after investigations, the authority finally gave the green flag to the project. As reported by ABC News, the EPA concluded, “The EPA considers that the likely Environmental effects of the proposal are not so significant as to warrant formal assessment.” 

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The proposed amount of the project goes up to $100 million. The location was carefully selected for its accessibility and proximity to major roads and public transportation. The planned surf park, being developed by Aventuur, is expected to revolutionize the surfing industry in Western Australia. The aim is to provide a new recreational space for surf enthusiasts of all skill levels. 

Features of the multi-millionaire surfing park project

The surf park will offer a range of wave types and sizes, allowing surfers of all skill levels to enjoy the park. Beginners can take lessons and learn to surf in a controlled environment, while experienced surfers can challenge themselves with more advanced waves.

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 The park will feature a man-made lagoon that is over 300 meters long. It uses advanced wave-generating technology to create consistent, high-quality waves that simulate the ocean surfing experience.

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The approval by the Western Australian EPA is a major milestone for the project. The EPA has thoroughly assessed the environmental impacts of the surf park, and has found that it meets all the necessary requirements and standards.