Overview
- The standing wave failed to reform when gates were reopened last week after the routine draining and streambed cleaning.
- An inspection found no structural changes or damage to the site or banks, leaving the cause of the disappearance unclear.
- Mayor Dieter Reiter said the city is working with the Water Management Office, the building department, and local surfers to find a quick solution.
- Surfers have shifted to a weaker secondary wave in the same park while the main feature remains unavailable.
- The spot had recently reopened under tighter safety rules after an April fatality and typically attracts 3,000 to 5,000 local surfers and crowds of spectators.