U.S. Department

of Transportation

United States

Coast Guard

LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

FEBRUARY EDITION

NOTICE NUMBER 05-96

January 30, 1996

Issued by: Commander, Seventh Coast Guard District (oan)

Brickell Plaza, Federal Building

909 S.E. 1st Avenue, Miami, Florida 33131-3050

Telephone (305) 536-5621 (Office hours 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., M-F)

BROADCAST NOTICE TO MARINERS

Navigation information having been of immediate concern to the Mariner,
and promulgated by the following broadcasts, has been incorporated in
this notice when still effective:

\- CCGD7 (D7) BNM 096-96 TO 128-96

\- GROUP CHARLESTON (CHA) BNM 023-96 TO 030-96

\- GROUP MAYPORT (MAY) BNM 074-96 TO 094-96

\- GROUP MIAMI (MIA) BNM 044-96 TO 081-96

\- GROUP KEY WEST (KEY) BNM 008-96 TO 010-96

\- GROUP ST. PETERSBURG (STP) BNM 071-96 TO 088-96

\- SAN JUAN (SJ) BNM 030-96 TO 042-96

NOTES: (1) Unless otherwise indicated, missing and destroyed structures
are presumed to be in the immediate vicinity. Mariners should proceed
with caution.

\(2\) A dark vertical line in the left margin indicates new information.

\(3\) The Local Notice to Mariners consists of a Monthly Edition and
Weekly Supplementals. The Monthly Edition should be maintained as a
reference. Recurring information is published only once a month.

REFERENCES: Light List, Vol. III, Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, 1995 Edition
(COMDTPUB P16502.3).

U.S. Coast Pilot 4, Atlantic Coast: Cape Henry to Key West (30th
Edition).

U.S. Coast Pilot 5, Atlantic Coast: Gulf of Mexico, Puerto Rico, and
Virgin Islands (25th Edition).

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REPORT DEFECTS IN AIDS TO NAVIGATION TO THE NEAREST COAST GUARD UNIT

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I. SPECIAL NOTICE

RECEIVE THE LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS (LNM) FREE BY FAX

The U.S. Coast Guard is testing a new nationwide fax broadcast service.
Fax broadcast is a service where the weekly LNM for the district you are
interested, will automatically be faxed to your predesignated fax
number, free of charge.

The Seventh Coast Guard District has been selected as the test district,
starting with LNM 30 of 1995. After the tests have been completed and
the service is available nationwide, the need for mailed copies of the
LNM will be greatly reduced. However, during the trials, you will
continue to receive your current mailed LNM.

To participate in the trial, all you need is:

\- To be a current subscriber to the Seventh District LNM

\- A fax machine capable of receiving faxes 24 hours a day without human
intervention.

If you would like to participate in the trial, simply complete the form
attached to LNM 28-95 (Enclosure 4), and fax it to U.S. Coast Guard
Headquarters at 1-202-267-4222

Ref: LNM 28-95 through 04-96

SPECIAL WARNINGS IN EFFECT

See the enclosure section of Local Notice to Mariners 01-96 for complete
text of Special Warnings 1, 29, 71, 77, 80, 81, 82, 87, 88, 89, 92, 93,
94, 95, 97, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, and 105.

Ref: LNM 01-96

RIGHT WHALES WARNING

From December to March the coastal waters between Altamaha Sound,
Georgia, and Sebastian Inlet, Florida, are the only calving grounds for
the endangered North Atlantic Right Whale. Right Whales are the rarest
whales in the world and are protected under law from disturbance or
injury by the Endangered Species Act of 1973 and the Marine Mammal
Protection Act of 1972. Right Whales, especially females and their
calves, frequently lie at the surface. This behavior makes them
vulnerable to collisions with ships, which are a significant source of
mortality.

Vessels operating within 15 miles of shore between 31²15\'N and 30²15\'N
and within five miles of shore from 30²15\'N and 28²N should take
precautions to avoid collisions with Right Whales. Mariners should
maintain a distance of 500 meters from any whales sighted. If a Right
Whale is sighted, record the position, note direction of the whale\'s
travel and record the time. Whale sightings should be reported to Coast
Guard Group Mayport via VHF-FM radio or by calling the Georgia
Department of Natural Resources at 1-800-272-8363.

Ref: LNM 39, 44, 48, and 52-95

Changes to the Coast Guard Navigation Information Service (NIS)

The Coast Guard Navigation Information Service (NIS), formally the GPS
Information Center (GPSIC), now has two ways you can receive the Local
Notice to Mariners (without enclosures). First; \"Fax On Demand\" (FOD)
system: LNM\'s will be available on the FOD system for 30 days and will
include one monthly edition and supplements. To access the FOD system
call (703)313-5931 or 5932. Second; The BBS: The LNM\'s will remain on
the BBS for approximately one year. To access the BBS call
(703)313-5910; 300 to 28,800 bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit.
You will

be able to access the LNMs via INTERNET. If you have any problems
accessing the information or any comments, please call the NIS
watchstander at (703)313-5900; 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week.

\*\* Fax on Demand - Local Notice to Mariners at (703)313-5931 or 5932
\*\*

\*\* Electronic Bulletin Board Service: (703)313-5910\*\*

300 to 28.8 bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit

\*\* NIS watchstander, 24-hours-a-day at (703)313-5900 \*\*

\*\* INTERNET ADDRESS \*\*

HTTP://www.navcen.uscg.mil

OR

Gopher://gopher.navcen.uscg.mil

Ref: LNM 20, 21, 26, 27, 30, 35, 39, 44, 48, and 52-95

FLORIDA-SEACOAST-DANIA BEACH AND HOLLYWOOD BEACH: Naval Operations.

The U.S. Navy advises that the research vessel M/V SEACON will be
conducting intermittent oceanographic research operations with an
autonomous unmannned submersible off the coast of Dania Beach and
Hollywood Beach from January, through April, 1996. Navy small craft will
be patrolling the area during the operation. Shipping is requested to
exercise caution in the area and avoid close contact wth M/V SEACON
which may also operate the unmanned submersible under submerged tow
during some operations. Most opeartions will be bounded by the following
coordinates: 26-05-00.0N 80-05-00.0W, 25-58-00.0N 80-05-00.0W,
25-05-00.0N 80-02-00.0W, and 25-58-00.0N 80-02-00.0W.

The U.S. Navy also advises that a simulated mine field composed of
approximately 36 total moored and bottom inert units will be implanted
in med February 1996 and will remain in the water through April 1996.
Minimum case depth of the moored units will be 100 feet below the
surface. The mine field will be bounded by the following coordinates:
26-05-00.0N 80-05-00.0W, 26-02-00.0N 80-05-00.0W, 25-05-00.0N
80-03-00.0W, and 26-02-00.0N 80-03-00.0W.

Chart: 11466

FLORIDA-SEACOAST-HOLLYWOOD BEACH: Naval Operations.

The U.S. Navy advises that a Naval vessel will be conducting operations
off Hollywood Beach from February 12, through February 18, 1996. There
operations will be bounded by 26-05-30.0N 80-02-30.0W, 26-05-30.0N
80-06-30.0W, 26-00-00.0N 80-02-30.0W, and 26-00-00.0N 80-06-30.0W. Small
Navy craft will be patrolling the area during the operation. Shipping is
requested to exercise caution in the area. All boats and ships may be
contacted on VHF-FM channel 16.

Ref: LNM 02-96 Chart: 11466

FLORIDA-TAMPA BAY: Waterway Analysis and Management Study System.

The Coast Guard is conducting a Waterway Analysis and Management System
(WAMS) study in Tampa Bay including Cats Point Channel, Anna Maria
Sound, Manatee River, and Terra Ceia Bay. This study focuses on the aids
to navigation systems, waterborne commerce and future development
projects. Any interested company or individual wishing to provide
comments or participate in a user survey should contact: Commander,
Coast Guard Group St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Florida, 33701-5099,
Attention: WAMS or Fax (813) 824-7610. Comments should be sent to be
received no later than February 28, 1996.

Ref: LNM 49 and 52-95 Charts: 11414, 11413

FLORIDA-TAMPA BAY TO PORT RICHEY-JOHNS PASS, CLEARWATER PASS, CLEARWATER
MARINA, DUNEDIN PASS, AND MANDALAY CHANNELS: Waterway Analysis and
Management System Study.

The Coast Guard is conducting a Waterway Analysis and Management System
(WAMS) study in Johns Pass, Clearwater Pass, Clearwater Marina, Dunedin
Pass, and Mandalay Channels. This study focuses on the aids to
navigation systems, waterborne commerce and future development projects.
Any interested company or individual wishing to provide comments or
participate in a user survey should contact: Commander, Coast Guard
Group St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Florida, 33701-5099, Attention:
WAMS or Fax (813) 824-7610. Comments should be sent to be received no
later than February 28, 1996.

Ref: LNM 49 and 52-95 Charts: 11414, 11413

WEST INDIES (CUBA)-GUANTANAMO BAY: Waterway Analysis and Management
Study System.

The Coast Guard is conducting a Waterway Analysis and Management System
(WAMS) study in the Guantanamo Bay area. This study focuses on the aids
to navigation systems, waterborne commerce and future development
projects. Any interested company or individual wishing to provide
comments or participate in a user survey should contact: Commanding
Officer, USCGC MADRONA (WLB 302), 196 Tradd Street, Charleston, South
Carolina 29401, Attn: WAMS. Comments should be sent to be received no
later than February 29, 1996.

Ref: LNM 04-96 Chart: 26230

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-ESTERO BAY TO LEMON BY-PINE ISLAND
SOUND-BETWEEN SAN CARLOS BAY AND CHARLOTTE HARBOR: Waterway Analysis and
Management System Study.

The Coast Guard is conducting a Waterway Analysis and Management System
(WAMS) study in the Intracoastal Waterway from San Carlos Bay to and
including Charlotte Harbor. This study focuses on the aids to navigation
systems, waterborne commerce and future development projects. Any
interested company or individual wishing to provide comments or
participate in a user survey should contact: Commander, Coast Guard
Group St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Florida, 33701-5099, Attention:
WAMS or Fax (813) 824-7610. Comments should be sent to be received no
later than February 28, 1996.

Ref: LNM 49 and 52-95 Charts: 11426, 11427

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-CHARLOTTE HARBOR TO TAMPA BAY-GASPARILLA
SOUND CHANNEL-VENICE INLET: Waterway Analysis and Management System
Study.

The Coast Guard is conducting a Waterway Analysis and Management System
(WAMS) study in the Intracoastal Waterway from Gasparilla Sound to and
including Venice Inlet. This study focuses on the aids to navigation
systems, waterborne commerce and future development projects. Any
interested company or individual wishing to provide comments or
participate in a user survey should contact: Commander, Coast Guard
Group St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Florida, 33701-5099, Attention:
WAMS or Fax (813) 824-7610. Comments should be sent to be received no
later than February 28, 1996.

Ref: LNM 49 and 52-95 Charts: 11426, 11425

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-SIESTA KEY TO LONG BOAT PASS: Waterway
Analysis and Management System Study.

The Coast Guard is conducting a Waterway Analysis and Management System
(WAMS) study in the Intracoastal Waterway from Siesta Key to and
including Long Boat Pass. This study focuses on the aids to navigation
systems, waterborne commerce and future development projects. Any
interested company or individual wishing to provide comments or
participate in a user survey should contact: Commander, Coast Guard
Group St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Florida, 33701-5099, Attention:
WAMS or Fax (813) 824-7610. Comments should be sent to be received no
later than February 28, 1996.

Ref: LNM 49 and 52-95 Chart: 11425

EXCERPT FROM FEDERAL REGISTER ARTICLE -

Sea Turtle Conservation\' Restrictions Applicable to Shrimp Trawl
Activities;

Leatherback Conservation Zone

The following information is an excerpt of Federal Register, Vol. 60,
No. 178, Thursday, September 14, 1995, Pages 47713 - 47715.

Agency: National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Commerce. Action: Final Rule.

Summary: This final rule establishes all inshore and offshore waters
from Cape Canaveral, FL (28²24.6\'N. lat.) to the North
Carolina-Virginia border (36²30.5\' N. lat.) as the leatherback
conservation zone and provides for short-term closures of areas in that
zone when high abundance levels of leatherback turtles are documented.
Upon such documentation, NMFS will prohibit, in the closed areas,
fishing by any shrimp trawler required to have a turtle excluder device
(TED) installed in each net that is rigged for fishing, unless the TED
installed is specified in the regulations as having an escape opening
large enough to exclude leatherback turtles. This rule is necessary to
reduce mortality of endangered leatherback sea turtles incidentally
captured in shrimp trawls.

Effective Date: October 16, 1995.

Addresses: Requests for a copy of the environmental assessment (EA) or
the contingency plan, prepared for this rule should be addressed to the
Chief, Endangered Species Division, Office of Protected Resources, NMFS,
1315 East-West Highway, Silver Spring, MD 20910.

For Further Information Contact: Charles A. Oravetz, (813) 570-5312, or
Phil Williams, (301) 713-1401.

SAFE BOATING AND SEAMANSHIP COURSES

HOST DATES TIME LOCATION

U.S. Coast Auxiliary Feb 15, to Apr 11, 1996 Starting 7:00 p.m. Risen
Christ Lutheran Church

Flotilla 12-2 (Boating Skills & Seamanship) (Thursdays) 10595 Hwy 17, N.

\(803\) 399-5265 N Myrtle Bch, SC 29582

U.S. Coast Auxiliary Starting Feb 15, 1996 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Mandarin High School

Crispin Vonderheide (Boating Skills & Seamanship) (Monday and Thursdays)
4831 Greenland Rd.

H(904) 272-8998 or B(804) 630-0346 Jacksonville, FL

Courses are free; however, there is a small fee for text, workbooks,
etc.

II\. DISCREPANCIES-DISCREPANCIES CORRECTED

The following is a list of aids that are not watching as advertised in
the Light List as of 1:00 a.m. Eastern Time on the date of this notice
and a list of aids previously reported discrepant that have been
corrected since the last Local Notice to Mariners. Unless otherwise
indicated, missing and destroyed structures are presumed to be in the
immediate vicinity. Mariners should proceed with caution.

BNM - Broadcast Notice to Mariners CHA - Charleston, SC

CHA - Characteristic CGD7 - Coast Guard District Seven

DBD/DAYBD - Dayboard DISCON - Discontinued

EST - Established EVAL - Evaluation

EXT - Extinguished F/S - Fog Signal

HGT - Height IMPCHA - Improper Characteristics

INOP - Not Operating KEY - Key West, FL

LB - Lighted Buoy LNM - Local Notice to Mariners

MAY - Mayport, FL MIA - Miami, FL

MISS - Missing N/C - Not Charted

OBS - Obstruction REDINT - Reduced Intensity

RELOC - Relocated SEC - Section

SHL - Shoaling SJ - San Juan, PR

STP - St. Petersburg, FL TRLB - Temporarily Replaced by Lighted Buoy

TRLT - Temporarily Replaced by Light TRUB - Temporarily Replaced by
Unlighted Buoy

FEDERAL AID DISCREPANCIES:

LLNR AID NAME DISCREPANCY CHART BNM LNM

00105 Hector WR LBB WR4 LT EXT 11531 N/A 05/96

00210 Port Royal Snd LWB P BUOYDMGD 11516 0446-95-CHA 39/95

00560 NOAA Data Lighted Buoy 41010 LT EXT 11480 N/A 43/95

00750 Pelican Shl LT 26 LT EXT 11445 041-96-D7 03/96

01025 Egmont Ch RFL LT IMCH 11411 068-96-STPB 04/96

01155 Big Bend LT 14 DBN DMGD 11407 0773-95-STP 48/95

01260 Little Riv Inl DBN 18 TRUB 101 0594-95-CHA 46/95

01275 Murrells Inl S Jty LT 1 LT EXT 11534 0005-96-CHA 02/96

01305 Murrells Inl DBN 9 TRUB 11534 N/A 41/95

01370 Murrells Inl DBN 28 TRUB 11534 0068-95-CHA 08/95

01435 Winyah Bay Ch LBB 10 MISSING 11532 0648-95-CHA 52/95

01755 Bulls Bay B 4 OFF STA 11531 030-96-CHAS 05/96

01800 Bulls Bay LB 14 TRLB 11531 0477-95-CHA 43/95

02800 Wando Riv DBN 22 TRUB 11524 0615-95-CHA 48/95

03250 Stono Riv Pref Ch LT B TRLB 11524 0632-95-CHA 51/95

03260 N Edisto Riv Ent B 4 OFF STA 11522 0476-95-CHA 36/95

03365 St Helena Snd Ent B 4 MISSING 11517 0528-95-CHA 44/95

03405 Pelican Bank DBN 2 TRUB 11517 0031-95-CHA 04/95

03435 Story Riv DBN 12 TRUB 11517 0503-94-CHA 44/94

03470 Port Royal Snd LWB P BUOYDMGD 11516 0446-95-CHA 39/95

03475 Pt Royal Snd Ch RFL LT EXT 11516 0609-95-CHA 49/95

04090 Calibogue Snd Ent DBN 7 TRUB 11512 0651-95-CHA 52/95

04360 Barnwell Is Flats LB 52 LT EXT 11512 0653-95-CHA 52/95

05190 St Catherines Snd Preferred Ch LT C DBN DEST 11511 0269-95-CHA
25/95

05305 Doboy Snd B 5 MISSING 11510 0438-95-MAY 32/95

05325 Altamaha Snd LT 2 LT EXT 11502 0552-95-MAY 35/95

06315 Kings Bay South Degaussing R R DBN MISSING 11489 N/A 33/95

06460 St Johns Riv Ent LB 3 LT EXT 11490 085-96-MAYP 05/96

07155 Green Cove Springs LT 20 TRLB 11492 089-96-MAYP 04/96

07605 Nashua LT 41 LT EXT 11495 0058-96-MAY 04/96

07615 Nashua DBN 42A TRLB 11495 0696-95-MAY 44/95

07695 Little Lake George DBN 56 TRUB 11495 0527-95-MAY 36/95

08490 Woodruff Cr DBN 7 DBN DEST 11495 0755-95-MAY 51/95

08575 Ponce de Leon Inl N Jty LT MISSING 11485 N/A 32/95

09185 St Lucie Inl B 9 OFF STA 11472 0568-95-MIA 50/95

09210 St Lucie Inl DBN 17 TRUB 11472 N/A 04/96

11565 Whale Hbr Ch DBN 2 TRLB 11463 0086-95-KEY 47/95

12505 Sister Cr DBN 6 TRLB 11449 0044-95-KEY 19/95

12705 Newfound Hbr Ch DBN 8 DBN DEST 11445 N/A 05/96

13155 Garrison Bight Ch TB DBN 24 TRLB 11447 N/A 16/95

13710 Key West SW Ch B C BUOYDMGD 11441 N/A 45/95

15825 Big Marco Pass-Gordon Pass DBN 47 TRUB 11429 0007-96-KEY 02/96

16035 Naples Bay Ch DBN 22 DBN DMGD 11429 N/A 05/96

16365 Matanzas Pass Ch DBN 3 DBN IMCH 11427 0964-95-STP 52/95

16385 Matanzas Pass Ch LT 7 TRLB 11427 0008-96-STP 02/96

16390 Matanzas Pass Ch DBN 8 TRLB 11427 0961-95-STP 52/95

18790 Peace Riv DBN 17 DBN IMCH 11426 0011-96-STP 02/96

19770 Egmont Ch RFL LT IMCH 11411 068-96-STPB 04/96

25450 Crystal Riv Ent DBN 19 TRLB 11408 0786-95-STP 40/95

25970 Withlacoochee Riv Ent LT TRLT 11408 N/A 12/93

26430 Cedar Keys Main Ch DBN 36 DBN DMGD 11408 060-96-STPB 04/96

27300 Bahia de San Juan RRL DBN IMCH 25670 N/A 26/95

27310 Bahia de San Juan LB 2 LT EXT 25670 N/A 05/96

27975 Bajo Blake South B 3 OFF STA 25663 0011-96-SJ 02/96

27980 Cayo Lobito LT DBN DEST 25666 0432-95-SJ 38/95

28140 Savana Is LT DBN DEST 25654 0435-95-SJ 39/95

28455 Bahia de Tallaboa LB 5 TRLB 25681 N/A 05/96

28750 Arrecife Tourmaline LB 8 OFF STA 25671 0643-95-SJ 01/96

29370 Christiansted Hbr Ch LT 10 DAYBOARD MISSING 25645 0606-95-SJ 50/95

29515 Buck Is LT (St Croix) DBN DEST 25641 0461-95-SJ 42/95

29865 Hicacal Bch RFL LT EXT 26229 N/A 36/95

29870 Hicacal Bch RRL LT EXT 26229 N/A 28/95

29875 Guantanamo Bay Ent LB 1 OFF STA 26229 N/A 11/95

29915 Guantanamo Bay LB 3 LT EXT 26229 N/A 28/95

30020 Evans Pt LT 8 LT EXT 26230 N/A 29/95

30105 Little Riv-Winyah Bay DBN 2 TRUB 11534 0017-96-CHA 03/96

30215 Little Riv-Winyah Bay DBN 22 TRUB 11534 0344-95-CHA 30/95

31005 Winyah Bay-Charleston Hbr LT 116 TRLB 11518 0586-95-CHA 47/95

32190 Skull Cr DBN 20 TRUB 11516 0018-96-CHA 03/96

34925 Pablo Cr DBN 37 TRLB 11489 0784-95-MAY 01/96

34985 Tolomato Riv DBN 7 TRLB 11489 094-96-MAYP 05/96

35250 Tolomato Riv B 60 TRUB 11485 069-96-MAYP 04/96

35455 San Sebastian Riv DBN 5 TRUB 11485 0678-95-MAY 46/95

35885 Matanzas Riv DBN 83 TRUB 11485 089-96-MAYP 05/96

36105 Smith Cr DBN 17 TRUB 11485 0039-96-MAY 03/96

36115 Smith Cr DBN 20 TRUB 11485 0786-95-MAY 01/96

36165 Halifax Cr DBN 34 DBN DEST 11485 088-96-MAYP 05/96

36350 Halifax Riv DBN 34 TRUB 11485 090-96-MAYP 05/96

36545 Halifax Riv DBN 50 DBN DEST 11485 072-96-MAYP 04/96

LLNR AID NAME DISCREPANCY CHART BNM LNM

36875 Ponce de Leon Cut LT 19 TRLB 11485 093-96-MAYP 05/96

36920 New Smyrna Bch DBN 32 TRUB 11485 081-96-MAYP 05/96

41430 Great Pocket DBN 2 MISSING 11472 048-96-MIAM 05/96

41550 Peck Lake DBN 18 TRUB 11472 0559-95-MIA 52/95

41625 Hobe Snd DBN 34 TRUB 11472 0560-95-MIA 52/95

41695 Jupiter Snd LT 50 TRLB 11472 0473-95-MIA 44/95

42005 Lake Worth N DBN 31 TRUB 11472 N/A 52/95

42015 Lake Worth N DBN 33 TRUB 11472 0543-95-MIA 50/95

42595 Pompano Bch DBN 74 TRUB 11467 0012-96-MIA 01/96

42725 Stranahan Riv DBN 17 TRUB 11470 0006-96-MIA 50/95

42770 Stranahan Riv DBN 24A TRLB 11470 0489-95-MIA 45/95

44860 Featherbed Bank DBN 4 TRUB 11465 N/A 05/96

45595 Grouper Cr LT 54 DBN DMGD 11463 N/A 05/96

45805 St Lucie Riv DBN 4 TRUB 11472 0524-95-MIA 49/95

45945 St Lucie Riv DBN 22A TRUB 11472 0512-95-MIA 48/95

46175 St Lucie Canal DBN 38 TRUB 11428 N/A 50/95

46360 Clewiston Ch (Rt 1B) DBN 8A TRUB 11428 0470-95-MIA 44/95

46365 Clewiston Ch (Rt 1B) DBN 9A TRLB 11428 034-96-MIAM 04/96

49665 Caloosahatchee Riv RFL I 98 TRLB 11427 069-96-STPB 04/96

50800 Pine Is Snd DBN 50 TRUB 11427 062-96-STPB 04/96

50910 Pine Is Snd DBN 65 TRUB 11427 0979-95-STP 01/96

56675 St Joseph Snd DBN 42 TRUB 11411 063-96-STPB 04/96

FEDERAL DISCREPANCIES CORRECTED:

LLNR AID NAME STATUS CHART BNM LNM

00930 NW Cape LT 4 REBUILT/REMAINS 11431 0079-95-KEY 42/95

01980 Charleston Hbr Ch LB 22 WATCHING PROPERLY 11523 0013-96-CHA 03/96

03190 Stono Riv DBN 7 WATCHING PROPERLY 11522 0010-96-CHA 03/96

03985 Bloody Pt Rng LB 9 WATCHING PROPERLY 11512 019-96-CHAS 04/96

04115 Tybee Knoll Cut Rng LB 20 WATCHING PROPERLY 11512 026-96CHAS 05/96

04120 Tybee Knoll Cut Rng LB 21 RELIGHTED 11512 N/A 05/96

06135 Cumberland Snd Rng B RL RELIGHTED 11503 100-96-CGD7 05/96

11280 Bowlegs Cut LT 98 WATCHING PROPERLY 11449 N/A 05/96

11345 Ch Key DBN 8 REBUILT/REMAINS 11449 N/A 05/96

11360 Bamboo Key LT 13 WATCHING PROPERLY 11449 N/A 05/96

11395 John Sawyer Bank LT 3 REBUILT/REMAINS 11449 N/A 34/95

17672 Charlotte Hbr Ch Bouy 3A RESET ON STATION 11425 N/A 05/96

27325 Bahia de San Juan LB 5 WATCHING PROPERLY 25670 033-96-GSEC 05/96

27405 Army Terminal Ch LB 3 WATCHING PROPERLY 25670 N/A 05/96

32285 Calibogue Snd LT 31 RELIGHTED 11516 028-96-CHAS 05/96

33780 St Andrews Snd LB 32 RELIGHTED 11504 N/A 05/96

34200 Cumberland Snd Rng B RL RELIGHTED 11503 100-96-CGD7 05/96

37070 New Smyrna Bch DBN 64 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11485 0037-96-MAY 03/96

37140 Mosquito Lagoon DBN 8 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11485 N/A 51/95

37307 Mosquito Lagoon Daybeacon 47 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11485 N/A 46/95

37415 Indian Riv N Sec DBN 27 WATCHING PROPERLY 11485 N/A 05/96

38350 Indian Riv N Sec LT 77 RELIGHTED 11485 N/A 05/96

38515 Indian Riv N Sec DBN 99 REBUILT/REMAINS 11472 061-96-MAYP 04/96

39025 Indian Riv S Sec DBN 8 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11472 0441-95-MAY 32/95

39210 Indian Riv S Sec DBN 37 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11472 035-96-MIAM 04/96

39265 Indian Riv S Sec DBN 49 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11472 038-96-MIAM 04/96

39515 Indian Riv S Sec DBN 78 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11472 0515-95-MIA 48/95

39645 Indian Riv S Sec DBN 108 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11472 037-96-MIAM 04/96

39690 Indian Riv S Sec DBN 117 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11472 0009-96-MIA 02/96

39795 Vero Bch Ch LT 2 REBUILT/RECOVERED 11472 0020-96-MIA 03/96

45610 Baker Cut DBN 56A REBUILT/REMAINS 11463 N/A 05/96

45735 Ramshorn Shl DBN 68 REBUILT/REMAINS 11463 N/A 05/96

45790 Cowpens LT 78 RELIGHTED 11463 N/A 05/96

PRIVATE AID DISCREPANCIES:

LLNR AID NAME DISCREPANCY CHART BNM LNM

00970 \*Captiva Island Obstr DBN DBN IMCH 11426 N/A 09/95

01103 \*Pasco County Fish Haven B P MISSING 11409 N/A 45/95

01104 \*Pasco County Fish Haven B S MISSING 11409 N/A 45/95

01540 \*Belle Isle Marina DBN 6 DBN DEST 11532 N/A 09/95

01545 \*Belle Isle Marina DBN 7 DBN DEST 11532 N/A 09/95

02330 \*U S Navy Pier M LT LT EXT 11524 0538CHA-95 45/95

02350 \*U S Navy Pier K LT (2) LT EXT 11524 0538CHA-95 45/95

03915 \*Palmetto Dunes Marina W LT 22 MISSING 11516 N/A 47/95

03920 \*Palmetto Dunes Marina E LT 23 MISSING 11516 N/A 47/95

09305 \*Boca Raton Inlet N Jetty LT 2 LT EXT 11472 0542-95-MIA 50/95

09310 \*Boca Raton Inlet S Jetty LT 1 LT EXT 11472 N/A 03/96

09505 \*North Jetty Fishing Pier E Obst LT MISSING 11468 053995-MIA
49/95

09510 \*North Jetty Fishing Pier W Obst LT MISSING 11468 051995-MIA
49/95

09535 \*International Ycht Hbr Bkw S LT LT EXT 11468 051995-MIA 49/95

10710 \*Carysfort S Reef N Obst DBN MISSING 11451 N/A 48/94

10715 \*Carysfort S Reef S Obst DBN DBN DMGD 11451 N/A 48/94

10745 \*French Reef Obst DBN MISSING 11451 N/A 48/94

10750 \*Sand Island Obst DBN MISSING 11451 N/A 48/94

10755 \*Molasses Reef North Obstr DBN MISSING 11451 N/A 48/94

LLNR AID NAME DISCREPANCY CHART BNM LNM

10950 \*Blue Water Trailer Vill LT 1 MISSING 11451 N/A 47/95

11620 \*Windley Pass DBN 13 DBN DMGD 11463 005495-KEY 23/95

11660 \*Holiday Isle Marina DBN 6 DBN DMGD 11451 N/A 47/95

11685 \*La Siesta Resort DBN 3 MISSING 11442 N/A 44/95

13065 \*Tamarac Park Ch DBN 3 DBN IMCH 11445 N/A 03/96

16070 \*Royal Harbor DBN 3 MISSING 11430 N/A 03/96

16075 \*Royal Harbor DBN 4 DBN DEST 11429 N/A 25/94

16225 \*Wiggins Pass Safe Water LT WP LT EXT 11427 N/A 48/95

16228 \*Wiggins Pass DBN 11 MISSING 11427 N/A 03/96

17420 \*South Estero Bay DBN 60 TRUB 11427 N/A 51/95

17940 \*Alligator Cr LT 1 LT EXT 11426 N/A 03/96

18175 \*Charlotte Hbr Fish Hvn W DBN MISSING 11426 N/A 46/95

18465 \*Beeney WW LT 1 LT EXT 11426 N/A 03/96

18530 \*Elkcam WW LT 1 LT EXT 11426 N/A 46/95

19348 \*Leffis Key Ch DBN 4 DBN DMGD 11425 N/A 18/95

19995 \*Port Manatee Ch RRL LT EXT 11412 0012-96-STP 02/96

20455 \*Big Bend Ch B 7 TRLB 11413 N/A 05/96

20465 \*Big Bend Ch LB 9 TRLB 11413 N/A 05/96

22805 \*Hurricane Pass DBN 4 DBN DMGD 11411 0031-96-STP 03/96

22830 \*Hurricane Pass DBN 10 DBN DEST 11411 N/A 04/96

23245 \*Gulf Harbors N Ch LT 2 LT DIM 11411 N/A 03/96

23740 \*Hudson Creek DBN 14 MISSING 11409 068295-STP 37/95

24075 \*Hernando Bch Ch South App LT HB LT EXT 11409 0983-95-STP 01/96

24910 \*Chassahowitzka DBN 25 DBN IMCH 11409 N/A 09/95

24930 \*Chassahowitzka DBN 31 DBN IMCH 11409 N/A 09/95

25570 \*Florida Power Corporation Ch LT 10 TRLB 11408 N/A 04/96

25605 \*Florida Power Corporation Ch LT 20 LT EXT 11408 968-95-STP 52/95

25650 \*Florida Power Corporation Ch LT 32 LT EXT 11408 N/A 49/95

25685 \*Florida Power Corporation Ch LT 39 LT EXT 11408 N/A 49/95

26875 \*NW Pass-Salt Cr DBN 17 DBN DMGD 11408 N/A 35/94

28860 \*Redhook Bay B 2 MISSING 25647 N/A 39/95

28865 \*Redhook Bay B 3 OFF STA 25647 N/A 51/95

29210 \*Cruz Bay B 1 MISSING 25647 N/A 47/95

29215 \*Cruz Bay B 2 MISSING 25647 N/A 47/95

29235 \*Cruz Bay B 4 MISSING 25647 N/A 51/95

29640 \*Lime Tree Bay Ch Junction LT LK TRLB 25641 027495-SJ 25/95

29655 \*Lime Tree Bay Port Basin LT 17 DBN DEST 25641 035395-SJ 32/95

29660 \*Krause Lagoon Ch Ent LB 1 MISSING 25641 0015-96-SJ 03/96

29690 \*Krause Lagoon Ch LT 6 LT IMCH/LT DIM 25641 015195-SJ 15/95

29705 \*Krause Lagoon Ch LT 9 DBN DMGD 25641 N/A 17/95

34850 \*Jacksonville Yacht Basin Ch DBN 2 DBN DMGD 11489 N/A 49/95

35770 \*Treasure Beach DBN 9 DBN DEST 11485 N/A 25/94

35910 \*Marineland B 1 TRUB 11485 N/A 42/95

35930 \*Marineland B 6 MISSING 11485 N/A 42/95

36250 \*Ormond Bch DBN 3 MISSING 11485 N/A 23/95

36255 \*Ormond Bch DBN 4 MISSING 11485 N/A 03/96

36365 \*Daytona Bch RFL LT EXT 11485 N/A 32/95

36370 \*Daytona Bch RRL LT EXT 11485 N/A 32/95

36580 \*Pelican Is Marina DBN 2 MISSING 11485 N/A 32/95

42135 \*Old Slip Marina DBN 4 MISSING 11476 N/A 11/95

42140 \*Old Slip Marina DBN 5 MISSING 11476 N/A 11/95

42150 \*Old Slip Marina DBN 8 DBN DEST 11476 N/A 11/95

43675 \*Miami Herald Ch B 1 MISSING 11467 N/A 21/95

43680 \*Miami Herald Ch B 2 MISSING 11467 N/A 21/95

43685 \*Miami Herald Ch B 3 MISSING 11467 N/A 21/95

43690 \*Miami Herald Ch B 5 MISSING 11467 N/A 21/95

43715 \*Miamarina N Pier LT LT IMCH/LT DIM 11467 N/A 21/95

43720 \*Miamarina S Pier LT LT IMCH/LT DIM 11467 N/A 21/95

43740 \*Claughton Is N Obst DBN MISSING 11467 N/A 04/96

43745 \*Claughton Is Middle Obst DBN DBN DMGD 11467 N/A 04/96

43750 \*Claughton Is S Obst DBN DBN DMGD 11467 N/A 04/96

43775 \*Four Ambassadors Ch DBN 3 MISSING 11468 020095-MIA 21/95

43790 \*Villa Regina DBN 1 DBN DEST 11467 033693-MIA 34/93

43800 \*Villa Regina DBN 3 MISSING 11467 N/A 21/95

43810 \*Villa Regina DBN 5 MISSING 11467 N/A 21/95

44085 \*Crandon Park Marina Ch LT 14 LT EXT 11467 040-96-MIAM 04/96

44725 \*Deering Bay Ch LT 2 LT EXT 11451 053895-MIAM 50/95

44885 \*Black Pt Ch DBN 1 LT IMCH 11465 033-96-MIAM 04/96

45020 \*Convoy Pt LT 2 LT EXT 11467 N/A 03/96

45455 \*The Moorings DBN 2 MISSING 11451 N/A 23/95

47805 \*Marinatown DBN 12 DBN IMCH 11428 0036-96-STP 04/96

47940 \*Harbour Village DBN 2 DBN DMGD 11428 0038-96-STP 04/96

47955 \*Harbour Village DBN 6 DBN DMGD 11428 N/A 03/96

48005 \*Harbour Village DBN 18 DBN DEST 11428 N/A 45/95

49115 \*Peppertree Pointe DBN 7 DBN IMCH 11427 0037-96-STP 04/96

49270 \*Redfish Cove Ch DBN 3 DBN DEST 11427 033-96-STP 03/96

49290 \*Redfish Cove Ch DBN 8 DBN DMGD 11427 034-96-STP 03/96

49370 \*Redfish Cove Ch DBN 26 MISSING 11427 0039-96-STP 04/96

54205 \*Cove Snd Yacht Club Ch DBN 1 MISSING 11425 N/A 18/95

54210 \*Cove Snd Yacht Club Ch DBN 2 MISSING 11425 N/A 18/95

55315 \*Lighthouse Harbor DBN 4A MISSING 11414 N/A 36/95

55340 \*Lighthouse Harbor DBN 10 MISSING 11411 N/A 36/95

55600 \*Bay Pines Marina DBN 1 DBN DEST 11411 N/A 40/95

PRIVATE DISCREPANCIES CORRECTED:

LLNR AID NAME STATUS CHART BNM LNM

None.

III\. TEMPORARY CHANGES-AIDS ESTABLISHED:

LLNR AID NAME STATUS CHART BNM LNM

230/3925 Tybee LWB T Topmark Missing 11509 43-95

243 NOAA Data LB 41021 DISCON 11512 625-95-CHA 51-95

243.5 NOAA Data LB 41022 DISCON 11512 625-95-CHA 51-95

380 Cape Canaveral Lt Changed to Fl 20s, 17M 11484 049-96-MAY 04-96

500 Hillsboro Inl LT Changed to Fl W 10s, 16M 11466 273-92-MIA 24-92

1435 Winyah Bay Ch LBB 10 DISCON/Dredging 11532 648-95-CHA 52-95

Pg 17 Bulls Bay B 11 TRUB/Est/Shl 11531 526-95-CHA 44-95

Pg 17 Bulls Bay B 12 TRUB/Est/Shl 11531 526-95-CHA 44-95

Pg 17 Bulls Bay LB 13 TRLB/Est/Shl 11531 522-95-CHA 44-95

1790 Bulls Bay Rng C Front Lt Changed to pile/Shl 11531 523-95-CHA 44-95

1795 Bulls Bay Rng C Rear Lt Changed to pile/Shl 11531 524-95-CHA 44-95

3475 Pt Royal Snd Ch RFL DISCON/Structure Remains 11516 - 14-93

4390 Fig Is Jty LT 56 DISCON/Dredging 11514 588-95-CHA 48-95

Pg 42 Olympic Shl B A EST 11512 25-95

Pg 42 Olympic Shl B B EST 11512 25-95

Pg 43 Olympic Marina B A EST 11512 25-95

Pg 43 Olympic Marina B B EST 11512 25-95

5190 St. Catherines Snd Preferred Ch LT C DISCON 11511 27-95

5295 Doboy Snd LB 2 DISCON/Shl 11510 28-95

5425 St. Simons Snd Ent LB 2A RELOC/Dredging 11506 013-96-MAY 02-96

5430 St. Simons Snd Ent LB 3 RELOC/Dredging 11506 012-96-MAY 02-96

5440 St. Simons Snd Ent LBB 5 RELOC/Dredging 11506 011-96-MAY 02-96

5445 St. Simons Snd Ent LB 6 DISCON/Dredging 11506 002-96-MAY 02-96

5450 St. Simons Snd Ent LB 7 RELOC/Dredging 11506 010-96-MAY 02-96

5455 St. Simons Snd Ent LB 8 RELOC/Dredging 11506 009-96-MAY 02-96

5465 St. Simons Snd Ent LB 10 DISCON/Dredging 11506 003-96-MAY 02-96

5495 St. Simons N Tower Lt Dayboards changed to White 11506 705-94-MAY
43-94

5910 St. Marys Ent LB 14A RELOC/Dredging 11502 044-96-MAY 04-96

5920 St. Marys Ent LB 16 RELOC/Dredging 11502 048-96-MAY 04-96

5930 St. Marys Ent LB 16A RELOC/Dredging 11502 045-96-MAY 04-96

5940 St. Marys Ent LB 18 RELOC/Dredging 11502 046-96-MAY 04-96

5945 St. Marys Ent LB 19 RELOC/Dredging 11502 047-96-MAY 04-96

5950 St. Marys Ent LBB 20 RELOC/Dredging 11502 056-96-MAY 04-96

5980 St. Marys Ent LB 22 RELOC/Dredging 11502 056-96-MAY 04-96

8535 St. Augustine Inl B 2 RELOC/Dredging 11488 736-95-MAY 01-96

8545 St. Augustine Inl B 4 RELOC/Dredging 11485 737-95-MAY 51-95

8695 Canaveral Hbr Ent Ch LT 12 DISCON/TRLB 11478 233-94-CHA 44-95

Pg 72 Canaveral Hbr Ent Ch 14A EST 11476 756-94-MAY 44-95

Pg 72 Cavaveral Hbr Ch LB 18A EST/Dredging/RELOC 11478 092-93-MAY 44-95

8760 Canaveral Hbr W TB LT A Changed to - LB 1, Q G 11478 - 44-95

8765 Canaveral Hbr W TB LT B DISCON/Dredging 11478 163-94-MAY 44-95

9020 Ft. Pierce Inl B 10 RELOC/Dredging 11475 282-95-MIA 29-95

9030/40735 Ft. Pierce Inl B 12 RELOC/Dredging 11475 29-95

9050 St. Lucie Inl B 3 EST/Shl 11472 - 43-94/04-95

9055 St. Lucie Inl B 4 RE-EST 11472 514-95-MIA 04-95/48-95

9170 St. Lucie Inl LB 5 Changed to Buoy 5/RELOC 11472 514-95-MIA
04-95/48-95

9175 St. Lucie Inl B 6 RE-EST 11472 514-95-MIA 04/95/48-95

Pg 75 St. Lucie Inl B 7 EST/RELOC 11472 514-95-MIA 04-95/48-95

9180 St. Lucie Inl B 8 EST/Shl 11472 468-94-MIA 43-94/04-95

9185 St. Lucie Inl B 9 Changed to LB 9/Shl 11472 468-94-MIA 43-94/04-95

9200 St. Lucie Inl DBN 14 RELOC 11472 04-95

Pg 79 Fishermans Ch LB 8 EST/Dredging 11468 550-95-MIA 51-95

9625 Fishermans Ch LT 10 Changed to LB 10/Dredgin 11468 550-95-MIA 51-95

9635 Fishermans Ch LT 12 DISCON 11468 184-95-MIA 19-95

9640 Fishermans Ch LT 13 Change to LB 13/Dredging 11468 203-95-MIA 21-95

9645 Fishermans Ch LT 15 Change to LB 15/Dredging 11468 18-95

Pg 123 Naples Bay DBN 38 EST/Shl 11430 42-95

Pg 124 Matanzas Pass Ch DBN 4B EST/Shl 11472 516-95-STP 29-95/42-95

Pg 124 Matanzas Pass B 5 EST/Shl 11427 941-95-STP 01-96

19165 New Pass Ch LT 3 Changed to Shl LT, Fl W 4s 11425 167-95-STP 12-95

19170 New Pass Ch DBN 3A Changed to Shl DBN 11425 009-95-STP 12-95

19175 New Pass Ch DBN 4A Changed to Shl DBN 11425 009-95-STP 12-95

19185 New Pass Ch DBN 5 DISCON/Shl 11425 009-95-STP 02-95

19190 New Pass Ch DBN 6 Changed to Shl DBN 11425 009-95-STP 12-95

Pg 142 New Pass Ch Shl DBN EST 11425 009-95-STP 12-95

19210 New Pass Ch DBN 8 RELOC 11425 - 02-95

Pg 142 New Pass Chan Shl Buoy EST 11425 486-94-STP 27-94

Pg 142 New Pass Chan Shl Buoys (2) EST 11425 486-94-STP 12-95

Pg 143 TRLB WR EST/Wreckage 11425 51-95

Pg 168 Clearwater Pass Ch B 13A EST/Dredging 11411 702-95-STP 38-95

Pg 168 Clearwater Pass Ch B 14 EST/Dredging 11411 702-95-STP 38-95

24055 \*Gomez Rocks Obstr LT Changed to DBN 11409 49-95

Pg 196 San Juan Hbr Anchor E WR DBN EST/Wreck 25670 373-90-SJ 37-90

29075 W Gregerie Ch LB 2 RELOC 25649 - 39-95

Pg 211 W Gregerie Ch LB WR3A EST/Wr 25641 478-95-SJ 43-95

29660 \*Krause Lagoon Ch Ent LB 1 DISCON/Maintenance 25621 307-95-SJ
28-95

29665 \*Krause Lagoon Ch Ent LB 2 DISCON/Maintenance 25621 308-95-SJ
28-95

LLNR AID NAME STATUS CHART BNM LNM

30950 Winyah Bay-Charleston Hbr DBN 102 TRUB/Dredging 11518 560-95-CHA
48-95

30960 Winyah Bay-Charleston Hbr DBN 104 TRUB/Dredging 11518 561-95-CHA
48-95

30965 Winyah Bay-Charleston Hbr DBN 105 TRUB/Dredging 11518 562-95-CHA
48-95

31140 Stono Riv DBN 20 RELOC 11522 49-95

32765 Hell Gate LT 91 RELOC 11507 24-95

33880 Floyd Cut DBN A19 RELOC 11504 - 34-95

Pg 256 Tolomato Riv LB 58A EST/SHL 11485 31-95

Pg 256 Tolomato Riv LB 58B EST/SHL 11485 31-95

Pg 266 Inl Hbr B 4 EST/SHL 11485 13-95

Pg 268 New Smyrna Bch B 50A EST/Obstr 11485 276-95-MAY 25-95

Pg 285 Indian Riv (S Sec) LB 136 EST/Bridge Construction 11472
432-93-MIA 44-93

39790 Indian Riv (S Sec) DBN 138 Changed to LB 138/Bridge Const 11472
432-93-MIA 44-93

39870 Indian Riv (S Sec) DBN 139 Changed to LB 139/Bridge Const 11472
432-93-MIA 44-93

42770 Stranahan Riv DBN 24A RELOC 11470 - 19-94

Pg 307 Biscayne Bay B 6B EST/Shl 11467 357-95-MIA 36-95

43085 Biscayne Bay DBN 7 DISCON/Shl 11467 357-95-MIA 36-95

43085 Biscayne Bay B 7 EST/Shl 11467 357-95-MIA 37-95

Pg 307 Biscayne Bay B 7A RELOC/Shl 11467 357-95-MIA 36-95

45010 \*Elliott Key Park Hbr Lt 2 DISCON/Construction 11451 229-95-MIA
24-95

Pg 325 St. Lucie Riv B 3A EST/Shl/RELOC 11428 064-95-MIA 40-95/03-96

Pg 386 Boca Ciega LB WR EST/Obstr 11411 38-95

TEMPORARY AIDS CORRECTED:

LLNR AID NAME STATUS CHART BNM LNM

None.

IV\. CHART CORRECTIONS

(Explanation of Format)

Corrective action, affecting charts, is contained in this section. Chart
corrections are listed numerically by chart number, beginning with the
lowest and progressing through all charts affected. The correction
listed pertains to that chart only. It is up to the mariner to decide
which charts are to be corrected. The following example explains the
individual elements of a typical correction.

Chart Chart Edition Last Local Notice Reference Source of Current Notice

number edition date to Mariners datum correction to Mariners

\| \| \| \| \| \| \|

11534 26th ed. 12/14/91 Last LNM 41/92 NAD 83 (CG7) 06/93

(Temp) Myrtle Grove Sound to Fear River to Casino Creek

Add Boguse Channel Light 1, Fl G 2.5s, 16 ft, 7M 32²48\'00\"N
79²15\'00\"W

\| \| \|

Corrective Object of corrective Position

action action

The letter (M) immediately following the chart number indicates that the
correction should be applied to the metric side of the chart only.
(Temp) indicates that the chart correction action is temporary in
nature. Courses and bearings are given in degrees clockwise from 000
true. Bearings of light sectors are toward the light from seaward. The
nominal range of lights is expressed in nautical miles (M).

11414 35th ed., 02/26/94 LAST LNM 01/96 NAD 83 05/96

Tampa Bay (Southern Part) (CGD07)

RELOCATE Manatee River Lt \"15\" from

(27²30\'45.354\'\'N, 82²36\'30.403\'\'W) to 27²30\'45.2\"N
082²36\'30.5\"W

11425 30th ed., 10/22/94 LAST LNM 01/96 NAD 83 05/96

Charlotte Harbor to Tampa Bay (CGD07)

RELOCATE Manatee River Lt \"15\" from

(27²30\'45.354\'\'N, 82²36\'30.403\'\'W) to 27²30\'45.2\"N
082²36\'30.5\"W

11442 29th ed., 08/28/93 LAST LNM 30/95 NAD 83 05/96

Sombrero Key to Sand Key (CGD07)

RELOCATE John Sawyer Bank LT 3 from

(24²45\'38.978\'\'N, 81²6\'45.657\'\'W) to 24²45\'40.2\"N
081²06\'59.7\"W

11449 15th ed., 04/29/95 LAST LNM 48/95 NAD 83 05/96

Matecumbe to Bahia Honda Key (CGD07)

RELOCATE John Sawyer Bank LT 3 from

(24²45\'38.978\'\'N, 81²6\'45.657\'\'W) to (Side B) 24²45\'40.2\"N
081²06\'59.7\"W

11451 26th ed., 02/26/94 LAST LNM 04/96 NAD 83 05/96

Miami to Marathon and Florida Bay (CGD07)

RELOCATE John Sawyer Bank LT 3 from

(24²45\'38.978\'\'N, 81²6\'45.657\'\'W) to (Page G and Page H, Inset 8)
24²45\'40.2\"N 081²06\'59.7\"W

11468 32nd ed., 07/15/95 LAST LNM 02/96 NAD 83 05/96

Miami Harbor (CGD07)

CHANGE Miami Approach Lt to 17M in 25²46\'01.0\"N 080²08\'02.3\"W

11485 29th ed., 01/21/95 LAST LNM 01/96 NAD 83 05/96

Tolomato River to Palm Shores (CGD07)

RELOCATE Mosquito Lagoon Daybeacon \"8\" close N to and

REMOVE PA (Side B) 28²52\'30.1\"N 080²50\'11.5\"W

11489 29th ed., 11/13/93 LAST LNM 04/96 NAD 83 05/96

St. Simons Island Sound - Tolomato River (CGD07)

RELOCATE Mackay River Lt \"250\" from

(31²7\'57.206\'\'N, 81²25\'17.747\'\'W) to 31²07\'56.7\"N
081²25\'25.0\"W

11506 36th ed., 08/13/94 LAST LNM 02/96 NAD 83 05/96

St. Simons - Brunswick Harbor and Turtle Bay (CGD07)

RELOCATE Mackay River Lt \"250\" from

(31²7\'57.206\'\'N, 81²25\'17.747\'\'W) to 31²07\'56.7\"N
081²25\'25.0\"W

V. ADVANCE NOTICE

GEORGIA-SAVANNAH RIVER AND WASSAW SOUND-OLYMPIC SECURITY ZONE: Aids to
be Established.

Olympic Security Zone Daybeacon AA (LLNR 241.4) will be established in
position 31-57-45.0N 080-50-08.0W, NY on dolphin.

Olympic Security Zone Buoy CC (LLNR 242.2), yellow can, will be
established in position 31-55-34.0N 080-49-11.0W.

Olympic Security Zone Buoy DD (LLNR 242.7), yellow can will be
established in position 31-53-58.5N 080-49-55.0W.

Olympic Security Zone Daybeacon G (LLNR 244.55), NY on dolphin, will be
established in position 31-53-06.0N 080-52-30.0W.

Olympic Security Zone LIGHT H (LLNR 244.57), Fl Y 6s, 16 ft, 3M will be
established in position 31-53-36.0N 080-53-15.5W.

Olympic Security Zone Buoy I (LLNR 244.59), yellow can will be
established in position 31-54-32.0N 080-54-27.0W.

Olympic Security Zone Buoy J (LLNR 244.6), yellow can will be
established in position 31-54-48.0N 080-54-55.0W.

Olympic Security Zone Buoy K (LLNR 244.63), yellow can will be
established in position 31-55-02.5N 080-56-20.0W.

This work will be completed in May 1996.

Ref: LNM 45, 48, and 52-95 Chart: 11512

FLORIDA-CLEARWATER PASS: Aid to be Changed.

Clearwater Pass Channel Lighted Bell Buoy 1 (LLNR 1080/22520) will be
changed to Clearwater Pass Channel Light 1 (LLNR 1080/22520), Fl G 2.5s,
20 feet, 4 nautical miles in approximate position 27-58-06.4N
82-50-58.9W.

The date of completion will be advertised in a later edition of the
Local Notice to Mariners.

Ref: LNM 42, 44, 48, and 52-95 (D7 project 07-95-78D) Charts: 11411,
11412

CARIBBEAN SEA (NAVASSA ISLAND): Aid to be Discontinued.

Navassa Island Light (LLNR 30100) (18-23.8N 75-00.8W) will be
discontinued during the month of March, 1996.

Ref: LNM 50-95 (D7 Project 07-95-21D) Chart: 26194

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI-HILLSBOR
INLET-BISCAYNE CREEK: Aid to be Changed.

Stranahan River Daybeacon 17 (LLNR 42725) will be changed to - LIGHT 17
(LLNR 42725), Fl G 2.5s, 16 ft, 3M in 26-06-40.1N 80-06-59.3W.

This work will be completed between February 05 and 16, 1996.

Ref: LNM 03-96 (D7 Project 07-06-33D) Charts: 11470, 11467

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-TAMPA BY TO PORT RICHEY-ST. JOSEPH SOUND:
Aid to be Discontinued.

ST. JOSEPH SOUND LIGHT WR38A (LLNR 56655) will be discontinued from
28-08-49.1N 82-49-41.3W.

This work will be completed between March 11 and 22, 1996.

Ref: LNM 03-96 (D7 Project 07-96-07D) Chart: 11411

VI\. PROPOSED CHANGES

Periodically the Coast Guard evaluates the system of aids to navigation
to determine whether the conditions for which the aids to navigation
were established have changed. When changes occur, the feasibility of
improving, relocating, replacing, or discontinuing the aids to
navigation is considered. In this regard, the Coast Guard is evaluating
changes in aids to navigation as noted below. Comments are requested,
and should be sent to the address on the cover of this notice. Comments
should include the following:

\(A\) Quantity, type, capacity and value of vessels involved, and the
extent that these vessels traverse the area under consideration
seasonally, by day, and by night.

\(B\) Where practicable, the type of navigation devices, such as
compasses, radio direction finder, radar, loran, and search lights, with
which such vessels are equipped.

\(C\) The number of passengers and the type, quantity, and value of
cargo involved.

\(D\) A chart section or sketch showing the action proposed when
necessary to clearly describe the recommended improvement.

SOUTH CAROLINA-SEACOAST-LITTLE RIVER INLET TO WINYAH BAY-GEORGETOWN
LIGHT: Aid Proposed to be Changed.

Georgetown Light (LLNR 85) nominal range will be changed to 13 nautical
miles.

Comments should be sent to the address on the cover of this notice,
attention Project Officer, no later than March 1, 1996.

Ref: (D7 Project 07-96-35D) Charts: 11532, 11531, 11535, 11520, 11009,
411

VII\. GENERAL

A. DREDGING AND MARINE CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS

Type of EST Comp Dredge/Firm/

Location Work Date Bridge Ref LNM

NC-SC-ICW-Myrtle Bch Bridge Repair SEP 96 Pine Isl Bridge 02-95

SC-ICW-Little Riv-Charleston Hbr Dredging Ops MAR 96 MARION 37-95

SC-Winyah Bay-Sampit Pt Ch Dredging Ops APR 96 CHEROKEE 22-95

SC-ICW-Georgetown to Charleston Dredging Ops MAR 96 MARION and RICHMOND
35-95

SC-Charleston Hbr Dredging Ops FEB 96 PADRE ISLAND 04-96

SC-Charleston Hbr N Ch Dredging Ops SEP 96 ARLINGTON 02-96/04-96

SC-Charleston Hbr-Ashley Riv-James Isl Cr Dredging Ops APR 96 Cape
Romain Contr. Inc. 02-96

SC-Beaufort Riv-Broad Cr Bridge Construction MAY 97 Cross Isl Parkway
Bridge 17-95

SC-ICW-Jekyll Isl Bridge Maintenance AUG 97 Jekyll Isl Bridge 39-94

SC-Port Royal Snd Dredging Ops FEB 96 SUGAR ISLAND/PADRE ISLAND 51-95

GA-Tybee Rng to Tybee Knoll Cut Rng Dredging Ops APR 96 DODGE ISLAND
49-95

GA-FL-Cumberland Snd-Ferandina Hbr to Kings Bay Dredging Ops APR 96
OUACHITA & ATCHAFALAYA 02-96

FL-Jacksonville, Neptune, Atlantic Bch Beach Renourishment OCT 96
QUANCHITA 22-95

FL-St. Johns Riv-Swimming Pen Cr Bridge Bridge Construction MAR 97
Swimming Pen Cr Bridge 39-95

FL-St. Augustine Inl Dredging Ops MAR 96 MERMENTUA 47-95

FL-Cross FL Barge Canal-Oklawaha Riv Lock Closure MAR 96 E side of Lake
Oklawaha 51-95

FL-ICW-Tolomato Riv-Palm Shores Bridge Construction OCT 96 PCL
Contrators/Flagler Bch Bridge 48-94

FL-Ponce de Leon Inl Bridge Construction NOV 97 Seabreeze Blvd Fixed Hwy
Bridge 48-95

FL-Merritt Island Bridge Construction Cont. State Road 3, mile 1.0 37-94

FL-Hillsboro Inl Dredging Cont. Hillsboro Improv Dist 06-88

FL-W Palm Bch to Miami-Hillsboro Canal Bridge Constuction FEB 96 El Rio
Canal Bridge 41-95

FL-Miami Main Ch and Fishermans Ch Dredging NOV 97 HERCULES/ITCO/CASTINE
12, 45, 52-95

FL-Okeechobee W/W-St. Lucie Riv Bridge Construction NOV 98 Roosevelt
Bridge 33-94/11-95

FL-Okeechobee W/W-Kissimmee Canal Closure/Draw Down FEB 96 Temp Weir
Construction 33-95

FL-Okeechobee W/W Bridge Construction JUN 98 Midpoint Bridge 26-95

FL-Okeechobee W/W-Caloosahatachee Riv Bridge Construction NOV 98
Midpoint Bridge 48-95

FL-Seacoast-Conch Reef Diving Operations DEC 96 University of NC 05-95

FL-Big Marco Riv Bridge Construction UNK Next to Goodland Bridge 06-95

FL-Gordon Pass to Wiggins Pass Marine Construction FEB 96 PONCHARTRAIN
46-95

FL-San Carlos Bay-Captiva and Sanibel Islands Beach Renourishment Ops
MAY 96 DODGE ISLAND/SUGAR ISLAND 03-96

FL-Charlotte Hbr to Tampa Bay-Venice Beach Renourishment Ops FEB 96
GEORGIA/LOUISIANA 43-95

FL-ICW-Charlotte Hbr to Tampa Bay Bridge Construction FEB 96 Ringling
Cswy Struc B Bridge 48-95

FL-Snell Island Bridge Bridge Rehabilitation FEB 96 Quinn Construction
Co. 01-96

FL-Tampa Bay Bridge Removal Cont. Old Sunshine Skyway Bridge 51-92

FL-Tampa Bay-Port Manatee Ch Dredging FEB 96 HENDRY NO.5 39-95/51-95

FL-Tampa Bay-Hillsborough Riv Bridge Construction FEB 98 Hillsborugh Ave
Bridge 40-95

FL-Tampa Bay (Northern Part) Bridge Construction Cont. New Gandy Bridge
05-95/24-95

FL-Tampa Bay-Port Richey Bridge Operations NOV 96 HENDRY NO.2 39-95

FL-Bayport Ch Dredging Operations FEB 96 FL Dredge & Dock Co.
38-95/01-96

B. DRAWBRIDGE STATUS SUMMARY

The following is a list of known drawbridge discrepancies, restrictions,
and closures in navigable waters of the Seventh Coast Guard District.
Additional information regarding bridges can be found in Volume 4 (Cape
Henry to Key West) or Volume 5 (Gulf of Mexico, Puerto Rico and Virgin
Islands) of the U.S. Coast Pilot, 33 CFR 117, or by calling (305)
536-4103. Unless otherwise noted in the date column, the described
status will be until further notice. Mariners knowing of bridge
activities not listed below are urged to notify the nearest Coast Guard
unit.

BRIDGE LOCATION DATE STATUS REF

Jekyll Island Lift Bridge ICW, near Brunswick, GA Until Repaired Hour
and hour

openings only 34-95

Linton Blvd Bridge ICW, Delray Bch, FL Until Repaired Reduced Clearance
44-95

Dunedin Causeway Bridge ICW, Dunedin, FL Until Repaired Single-leaf ops
22-95

Siesta Key Bridge ICW, Sarasota, FL Feb 1 - Jul 1, 96 Single-leaf ops
52-95

Corey Cswy Bridge/SR93 ICW-Tampa Bay-Port Richey Until Repaired
Single-leaf ops 27-95/46-95

C. BRIDGE INFORMATION

FLORIDA-ST. JOHNS RIVER-JACKSONVILLE: Bridge Construction.

The Captain of the Port, Jacksonville, Florida, advises mariners that
the vertical clearance on the south span of the Buckman Bridge has been
reduced to 55 feet until approximately February 14, 1996. Removal of
concrete forms will be conducted over the channel span during this
period. Mariners may contact attending tug POTOMAC or PIONEER on VHF-FM
channels 13 or 16 during work hours for additional information.

Chart: 11491

FLORIDA-JACKSONVILLE-ST. JOHNS RIVER: Special Drawbridge Notice.

The Coast Guard has received a request to allow a temporary change in
the operating regulations of the Main Street Bridge across the St. Johns
River, mile 24.7, Jacksonville, Duval, Florida, to accommodate the 19th
Annual Gate River Run.

If authorized, the Main Street Bridge will close to navigation from 9:00
a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 2, 1996.

The Coast Guard is seeking comments on this proposed closure period and
the effect it would have on navigation. Comments should be sent to the
address on the cover of this notice and should be mailed to arrive no
later than February 21, 1996. If you\'re unable to respond in writing
you can comment by calling YN2 Gary L. Smith at (305) 536-4103.

Ref: LNM 03-96 CG File: 2715

Chart: 11411

FLORIDA-MIAMI HARBOR-BISCAYNE BAY-MIAMI RIVER: Special Drawbridge
Notice.

The Coast Guard has received a request to allow a temporary change in
the operating regulations of the Southeast 2nd Avenue Drawbridge, across
the Miami River, mile 0.1, Miami, Dade County, Florida, to accommodate
The New Time 10K Run.

If authorized, this drawbridge will not open to navigation from 8:15
a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, February 18, 1996.

The Coast Guard is seeking comments on this proposed closure period and
the effect it would have on navigation. Comments should be sent to the
address on the cover of this notice and should be mailed to arrive no
later than February 8, 1996. If you\'re unable to respond in writing you
can comment by calling YN2 Gary L. Smith at (305) 536-4103.

Ref: LNM 04-96 CG File: 2591

Chart: 11468

FLORIDA-TAMPA BAY-HILLSBOROUGH RIVER: Bridge Repair.

The Archer Western Contractors will be partially blocking the channel
with a barge during the installation of drill shafts in the substructure
of the Hillsborough Avenue Bridge. The project will continue until April
15, 1996. Vessels are requested to use caution and minimal wake speed
when transiting the vicinity of the channel.

Ref: LNM 03-96 and BNM 019-96-STP Chart: 11414

FLORIDA-TAMPA BAY TO PORT RICHEY-JOHNS PASS: Bridge Notice.

Flatiron Structures Company has advised the Coast Guard that work on the
Johns Pass Drawbridge requires additional closure time for worker
safety. Openings will occur only every two hours beginning at 6:00 a.m.
and will continue through February 6, 1996. A single leaf opening will
be provided unless a double leaf openings is required for safe passage.
In the closed position, the bridge provides 20 feet vertical clearance
at the fenders. Horizontal clearance is 21 feet with one leaf open.

Chart: 11411 CG File: 2564

FLORIDA-TAMPA BAY TO PORT RICHEY-CLEARWATER PASS: Bridge Notice.

The Hardaway Company Contractors will drive H-Pile in the existing
channel approximately five feet south of the north face of the existing
fender system. This fendering system will be lighted during the night
time and all vessels should use the south side of the channel when
crossing the fender system. This project is expected to last until
February 14, 1996. Vessels should use extreme caution and minimal wake
speed when transiting in the area of the construction activities. For
additional information contact the tugs CAPT LEARY or CAPT MULLER on
VHF-FM channel 16 for transit information.

Ref: BNM 077-96-STP Chart: 11411

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-JACKSONVILLE: Safety Zone/Waterway
Restriction.

The Captain of the Port, Jacksonville, Florida, advises mariners that a
safety zone has been established in the Intracoastal Waterway between
Pablo Creek Daybeacon 34 (LLNR 34910) and - Daybeacon 35 (LLNR 34915).
The northeast section of fender system on the McCormick Bascule Bridge,
mile 747, has been struck by a barge and destroyed. All commercial and
recreational marine traffic should use extreme caution when transiting
this bridge and coordinate safe passage with the bridge operator. All
southbound tug and bare combinations are required to utilize an assist
tug for safe transit of this bridge and may only attempt such transit
during periods of slack current. Mariners are requested to contact the
U.S. Coast Guard Group Mayport on VHF-FM channel 16 or bridge operator
VHF-FM channel 13 for further information.

Ref: LNM 04-96 and BNM 782-95-MAY Chart: 11489

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-TOLOMATO RIVER-PALM SHORES-ST. JOHNS RIVER
TO MATANZAS RIVER-ST. AUGUSTINE: Navigation Hazard.

The Captain of the Port, Jacksonville, Florida, advises mariners that
there has been a significant increase in the number of bridge allisions
involving Tug/Tow combinations and the Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine,
Florida. Masters of the Tug/Tow combinations are reminded that the
horizontal opening of the bridge is limited to 76 feet. Furthermore,
tidal currents run at right angles to the bridge opening and may exceed
two knots. Masters of Tug/Tow combinations are advised to transit the
bridge opening under minimal tidal current conditions and if necessary,
to break down the tow in small units or use adequate assist tugs.
Specific information regarding this bridge may be obtained from U.S.
Coast Pilot, Volume 4, Chapter 12.

Ref: LNM 04-96 and BNM 066-96-MAY and 093-96-D7 Chart: 11485

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-MATANZAS INLET-MOSQUITO LAGOON: Bridge
Notice.

The Coast Guard has issued Public Notice 1-96 describing the proposed
construction modification of the new high rise twin fixed spans on
Seabreeze Boulevard, mile 829.1 and 829.2, Daytona Beach, Volusia
County. While there will be no change in the previously approved plan
for the south or eastbound bridge, the contractor proposes to move the
alignment of the north or westbound bridge 60 feet north of the
permitted location. This will allow vehicle traffic to be maintained on
the existing bascule bridge which will significantly reduce construction
time and costs.

The public notice which solicits comments through February 29, 1996, has
been sent to Local Notice to Mainers subscribers with zip codes 32114
through 32127. Copies are available by writing to the address on the
cover of this notice or by telephoning (305) 536-4103. Ask for Public
Notice 1-96.

Chart: 11485 CG File: 2820

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-LAKE WORTH INLET-HILLSBORO INLET: Bridge
Closure.

The City of Delray Beach has requested permission to maintain the
Atlantic Avenue Drawbridge, mile 1040 at Delray Beach in the down
position for the St. Patrick\'s Day Parade. On March 16, 1996, from 2:00
p.m. to 3:00 p.m., the span will be maintained in the down position.
Approximately 12 feet vertical clearance is available at center span.
Comments or objections to this proposal should be sent to the address on
the cover of this notice by February 26, 1996. If you are unable to
write you may comment by calling Mr. Walt Paskowsky at (305) 536-4103.

Ref: LNM 04-96 CG File: 2221

Chart: 11467

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-LAKE WORTH INLET-HILLSBORO INLET: Bridge
Closure.

Florida Atlantic University has requested permission to maintain the
Boca Raton Inlet Drawbridge in the closed position for a triathlon on
Sunday April 14, 1996. If approved, the bridge which has a closed
clearance of 23 feet would remain closed from 7:40 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. on
Sunday April 14, 1996.

Comments on this proposal and its effect on navigation should be sent to
the address on the cover of this notice by February 10, 1996. If you are
unable to write you may comment by calling Mr. Walt Paskowsky at (305)
536-4103.

Ref: LNM 02-96 CG File: 2304

Chart: 11467

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-WEST PALM BEACH-MIAMI: Special Drawbridge
Notice.

The Coast Guard has authorized the East Sunrise Boulevard (SR 838)
Drawbridge across the Intracoastal Waterway, mile 1062.6, Fort
Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida, to remain closed to navigation from
8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 03, 1996, to accommodate
the 19th Annual Heart Run.

Chart: 11467 CG File: 2754

FLORIDA-OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY: Bridge Clearances.

Lake Okeechobee is at a seasonal high level of 18.4 feet above mean sea
level. This means that bridge clearances may be several feet lower than
shown on charts in the non-tidal portions of the waterway.

Ref: LNM 45, 48, and 52-95 Chart: 11428

FLORIDA-OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY-STUART TO LAKE OKEECHOBEE: Bridge Notice.

The Coast Guard has issued Public Notice 24-95 describing the proposed
construction of the new high rise Evans Crary Bridge on State Road A1A,
East Ocean Boulevard, mile 3.5 at Stuart, Martin County. The twin spans
will provide 65 feet vertical clearance above mean high water. This is
the same clearance that will be provided at the new Roosevelt Bridge
presently under construction four miles upstream.

The public notice which solicits comments through March 02, 1996, has
been sent to Local Notice to Mariners subscribers with zip codes 34994
through 34997. Copies are available by writing to the address on the
cover of this notice or by telephoning (305) 536-4103. Ask for Public
Notice 24-95.

Chart: 11428 CG File: 2893

D. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

SOUTH CAROLINA-SEACOAST-CHARLESTON HARBOR: Regulated Navigation Area
(RNA).

The Commander Seventh Coast Guard District, Miami, has established a
Regulated Navigation Area two miles east of the Charleston Harbor
Jetties just north of the entrance channel. The coordinates of the
security zone are as follows:

Western Boundary: 32-42-56.0N 79-47-34.0W, Southern Boundary:
32-42-32.0N 79-46-42.0W, Eastern Boundary: 32-43-26.0N 79-45-27.0W, and
Northern Boundary: 32-43-56.0N 79-46-08.0W.

Vessels and persons are prohibited from anchoring, diving, laying cable,
or conducting salvage operations in this area unless authorized by the
Captain of the Port. Vessels engaged in fishing, or innocent passage are
authorized to transit the area without prior permission.

Ref: LNM 35, 36, 39, 42, 44, 48, and 52-95 and BNM 455-95-D7 Charts:
11523, 11521

FLORIDA-SEACOAST-MIAMI: Temporary Private Aids Established.

The Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management will
temporarily establish four white buoys with orange stripes around an
artificial reef site from January 1, 1996, until April 1, 1996. The
buoys will be placed in 25-46-30.0N 80-06-32.4W, 25-46-30.0N
80-06-13.8W, 25-46-06.0N 80-06-35.4W, and 25-46-03.0N 80-06-13.2W.

Ref: LNM 50 and 52-95 Charts: 11466, 11467, 11468

FLORIDA-SEACOAST-ONE MILE EAST OF MIAMI ENTRANCE CHANNEL: Artificial
Reef Established.

Gimrock Construction is establishing an artificial reef approximately
one mile east of Miami Entrance Channel in an area bounded by
25-45-02.0N 80-05-50.0W, 25-45-05.0N 80-05-30.0W, 25-44-45.0N
80-05-30.0W, and 25-44-50.0N 80-05-45.0W. Four temporary buoys were
established on each of these coordinates and a temporary light, quick
yellow was established within the specified coordinates to assist the
work boat on May 22, 1995. The tug BIG AL will be moving limerock
boulders from the Port of Miami to this dump site seven-days-a-week,
daylight hours only. The tug can be contacted on VHF-FM channel 16 for
passing information.

Ref: LNM 20, 21, 26, 30, 35, 39, 44, 48, and 52-95 and BNM 220-95-D7 and
204-95-MIA Charts: 11468, 11467, 11465, 11451, 11466

FLORIDA-SEACOAST-STRAITS OF FLORIDA: Cable laying Operations.

Mariners should refrain from anchoring in the vicinity of an underwater
cable that has been installed from the base of the range marker
off-shore of the Port of Miami at 25²45.00\'N 80²06.8\'W due east to
25²45.00\'N 80²05.00W.

The anchored underwater cable proceeds to the Southeast and reaches
25²43.8\'N 80²03.8\'W, at a depth of 410 feet, with a subsurface metal
float at 250 feet depth at that position.

The underwater cable transfers vital current data needed to protect
off-shore reef areas and the help of the boating community is
appreciated.

This installation will be in place for at least one year.

Ref: LNM 26, 30, 35, 39, 44, 48, and 52-95 and BNM 294-95-D7 Charts:
11468, 11467

STRAITS OF FLORIDA-SOMBRERO KEY TO DRY TORTUGAS-SAND KEY LIGHT:
Construction.

A construction barge will be moored at Sand Key Light (LLNR 775) from
December 4, 1995, for approximately 270 days. Sand Key Light will not be
affected.

Ref: LNM 44, 48, and 52-95 Chart: 11434

GEORGIA-SAVANNAH RIVER-BARWELL ISLAND FLATS: Hazard to Navigation.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers\' advises that a construction barge has
sunk in the vicinity of Barnwell Island Flats Lighted Buoy 50 (LLNR
4355) and - Lighted Buoy 52 (LLNR 4360). The barge is in approximately
14 feet of water and is about 200 feet from shore. The Wright Dredging
Company will be monitoring VHF-FM channels 13 or 16 for passing
information.

Ref: LNM 51 and 52-95 and BNM 763-95-MAY Chart: 11512

GEORGIA-SAVANNAH RIVER: Lock Closure.

The Savannah District Corps of Engineers advise that the New Savannah
Bluff Lock at river mile 187.5 of the Savannah River will be closed to
commercial navigation and recreational lockage beginning January 15,
1996, for an indefinite period. Anyone desiring additional information
should contact Mr. Steve Winn, Power Manager, J. Strom Thurmond
Powerplant at (706) 722-3778.

Ref: LNM 50 and 52-95 Chart: 11514

FLORIDA-PORT OF FERNANDINA: Hazard to Navigation.

The Captain of the Port, Jacksonville, Florida, advises mariners that
the S/V Libby Rose, which sank at Cook and Cook Dock, Fernandina,
Florida, approximately seven months ago, has been reported to be
breaking apart and may become a hazard to navigation. Mariners are urged
to exercise caution when transiting or mooring vessels in this area
until the vessel is removed.

Ref: LNM 04-96 and BNM 065-96-MAY Chart: 11489

FLORIDA-ST. JOHNS RIVER: Draft Limitation.

The Captain of the Port, Jacksonville, Florida, advises that based upon
recent sounding of the St. Johns River, the St. Johns Bar Pilot
Association has implemented a 37 foot fresh water draft limitation upon
all vessels intending to transit inbound or outbound on the St. Johns
river between St. Johns River Lighted Whistle Buoy STJ (LLNR 325/6445)
and Terminal Channel Buoy 75A (LLNR 6950).

Ref: LNM 43 through 52-95 Chart: 11491

FLORIDA-ST. JOHNS RIVER-BLOUNT ISLAND CHANNEL: Dredging Operations.

Dredging Operating are being conducted in Blount Island Channel in the
vicinity of the West Wharf Auto Dock until March 15, 1996. The attending
vessels can be contacted on VHF-FM channels 13 or 16 for passing
information.

Ref: BNM 083-96-MAY and 113-96-D7 Chart: 11491

FLORIDA-ST. JOHNS RIVER-JACKSONVILLE: Marine Advisory.

The Captain of the Port, Jacksonville, Florida, advises mariners that
two large ferry vessels will be moored abreast at the St. Johns River
Ferry Service Maintenance Dock. The dock is located on the Mayport Cut
Range on the St. Johns River in approximate position 30-23-43.0N
81-25-51.0W. Commercial channel traffic will not be impeded but all
marine traffic is requested to transit the area with minimum wake
possible.

Ref: LNM 04-96 and BNM 067-96-MAY Chart: 11491

FLORIDA-PALM SHORES TO WEST PALM BEACH-ST. LUCIE INLET: Aids Temporarily
Established/Changed Due to Shoaling.

Dredging operations in St. Lucie Inlet have ceased. All dredge
equipment, barges, and mooring buoys have been removed.

Due to the shoaling of St. Lucie Inlet the following changes have been
made:

St. Lucie Inlet Buoy 3 (LLNR 9050) has been reestablished in 27-09-58.5N
80-08-58.7W. St. Lucie Inlet Buoy 4 (LLNR 9055) has been reestablished
in 27-10-00.9N 80-09-07.4W. St. Lucie Inlet Lighted Buoy 5 (LLNR 9170)
has been changed to St. Lucie Inlet Buoy 5 (LLNR 9170) and relocated to
27-09-58.9N 80-09-06.4W. St. Lucie Inlet Buoy 6 (LLNR 9175) has been
reestablished in 27-10-01.7N 80-09-18.9W. St. Lucie Inlet Buoy 7 (LLPG
75) has been relocated to 27-09-59.1N 80-09-18.3W. St. Lucie Inlet Buoy
8 (LLNR 9180) has been reestablished in 27-10-02.9N 80-09-34.2W and St.
Lucie Inlet Buoy 9 (LLNR 9185) has been changed to St. Lucie Inlet
Lighted Buoy 9, Fl G 4s in 27-10-00.4N 80-09-34.2W.

Present channel alignment is straight and approximately 200 feet wide.
Channel is narrower near breakwater.

Ref: BNM 513-95-MIA and Charts: 11428, 11472

LNM 43, 48, 52-94 and 03 through 48, and 52-95

FLORIDA-PORT CANAVERAL HARBOR-MIDDLE TURNING BASIN: Hazard to
Navigation.

The Captain of the Port, Jacksonville, Florida, advises mariners that a
three pile mooring cluster has broken off approximately two feet below
the water level adjacent to the west end of the MTMC Wharf. The MTMC
Wharf is located in the northwest corner of the Middle Turning Basin,
Port Canaveral, Florida. The submerged pilings are identified with a
marker buoy.

Ref: LNM 51 and 52-95 and BNM 752-95-MAY Chart: 11478

FLORIDA-CHARLOTTE HARBOR TO TAMPA BAY-BIG SARASOTA PASS: Shoaling.

Big Sarasota Pass has been reported as being shoaled in the vicinity of
Big Sarasota Pass Daybeacon 3A (LLNR 19055). Depths have been reported
to be less than three feet in the channel. Mariners are advised to use a
alternate route.

Ref: BNM 047-96-STP Chart: 11425

FLORIDA-CHARLOTTE HARBOR TO TAMPA BAY-NEW PASS: Shoaling.

Due to severe shoaling to a depth of 2 feet mean low water, all aids to
navigation in New Pass Channel from entrance through Light 7 (LLNR
19195) have been removed or changed to shoal daybeacons. New Pass
Channel Light 3 (LLNR 19165) has been changed to Shoal Light, Fl W 4s.
Two additional shoal buoys have been established in 27-19-13.6N
82-35-30.5W and 27-19-16.0N 82-35-27.4W.

Due to this condition, it is strongly recommended that New Pass Channel
not be used.

Ref: LNM 10 through 04-96 and BNMs 142, 155, 167-95-STP, and 046-96-STP
Chart: 11425

FLORIDA-TAMPA BAY-EGMONT CHANNEL, MULLET KEY CHANNEL, AND TAMPA BAY CUT
A CHANNEL: Dredging Operations.

Stuyvesant Dredging Company will be conducting dredging operations in
Egmont Channel, Mullet Key Channel, and Tampa Bay Cut A Channel from
February 15, until April, 1996. The dredge STUYVESANT will be working 24
hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week and can be contacted on VHF-FM channels
13 or 16 for passing information.

Chart: 11414, 11412, 11411

CARIBBEAN SEA-CAYMAN RIDGE: Drilling Operation.

The R/V Sedco/BP 471, call sign D5BC, is presently stationary in DP mode
on drilling location 19-29-21.6N 82-56-10.2W. The R/V is connected to
the sea floor with drilling equipment and requests a wide berth of one
nautical mile. While on this location all warning and operational lights
will be visible 24-hours-a-day until February 18, 1996.

Ref: LNM 02-96 and BNM 002-96-D7

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-MOSQUITO LAGOON-EAU GALLIE-MOSQUITO
LAGOON: Shoaling.

Shoaling exists between Mosquito Lagoon Daybeacon 7 (LLNR 37135) and -
Daybeacon 9 (LLNR 37145). The shoal is in approximate position
28-52-27.5N 80-50-12.0W, bearing 320²T at 140 yards from Mosquito Lagoon
Daybeacon 9 (LLNR 37145). Shoal is approximate 10 feet inside of channel
with depths from three to four feet at mean low water.

Ref: LNM 04-96 Chart: 11485

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-MIAMI TO MARATHON-FLORIDA BAY-COWPENS:
Shoaling.

Shoaling exists to a depth of 5.5 feet mean low water extending 50 feet
into the channel and 200 feet bearing 045²T from Cowpens Light 73 (LLNR
45755).

Chart: 11451

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-ST. LUCIE INLET TO FORT MYERS AND LAKE
OKEECHOBEE-OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY-ST. LUCIE RIVER: Additional Shoaling.

Additional shoaling is occurring in the mouth of the St. Lucie River.
Temporary buoys 3 and 4 were previously relocated to mark best water.
Channel depth is six to seven feet at mean low water and present channel
alignment makes for a very sharp narrow turn near Daybeacon 3 and Light
2. There doesn\'t appear to be enough distance for turn recovery of Tug
and Barge traffic when heading east.

Ref: LNM 04-96 Charts: 11428, 11472

FLORIDA-INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-CHARLOTTE HARBOR TO TAMPA BAY-SIESTA
KEY-TAMPA BAY: Shoaling.

Shoaling exists between Siesta Key-Tampa Bay Daybeacon 38 (LLNR 53875)
and - Daybeacon 40 (LLNR 53890), ten yards into the channel, 30 yards
north of Siesta Key-Tampa Bay Buoy 39 (LLNR 53885).

Ref: BNM 076-96-STP Chart: 11425

VIII\. LIGHT LIST CORRECTIONS

\(1\) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

No. Name and Location Position Characteristic Ht Rng Structure Remarks

11395 JOHN SAWYER BANK 24 45.7 Fl G 2.5s 16 3 SG on pile.

LIGHT 3 81 07.0

\* (05-96)

Manatee River

19475 - LIGHT 15 27 30.8 Fl G 4s 15 4 SG on pile.

At southwest end of 82 36.5

shoal.

\* \* (05-96)

22573 - Buoy 4 Remove from list.

\* (05-96)

IX\. ADDITIONAL ENCLOSURES

None.

Roger T. Rufe, Jr.

Rear Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard

Commander, Seventh Coast Guard District