The City of Austin has lifted a ban on its waterways. This change is effective immediately and applies to Lady Bird Lake and the Colorado River. Recreational and commercial use of these waterways is now allowed to resume.
The ban had previously restricted activities on the lake and river. Further information on the lifted ban can be found through the City of Austin or local news sources, such as CBS Austin.
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