Number range CHAPTERPublication--National Ocean Service--U.S. Coast
Pilot 7, Pacific Coast: California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii, and
Pacific Islands, 2009 (41st^)^ Edition. Change No. 07.

Coast Pilot 7 41st 2009 Corrections

Number range CHAPTERPage 275-Paragraph 146, lines 1-6; read:

In July 2008, the controlling depths were 15 feet in the entrance
(except for lesser depths along the S breakwater, thence 11 feet in the
channel that leads WNW to the W basin (except for shoaling to bare in
the SW half of the channel opposite Daybeacon 14); the channel to the E
basin had a depth of 10 feet. The harbor ...

(DD 12171)

Page 295-Paragraph 431, lines 3-6; read:

is just N of the entrance basin. In July-September 2008, the controlling
depths were 12 feet in the entrance channel (except for shoaling to 2
feet along the right edge of the channel near Light 4), thence depths of
13 to 16 feet were available in the entrance basin and depths of 8 to 9
feet were available in the inner basin.

(DD 12461; DD 12141)

Page 340-Paragraph 120: Delete.

(CL 82/09; CL 1374/06)

Page 346-Paragraph 188, line 5; read:

equipped with a racon.

**Blossom Rock**, covered 40 feet and marked on the W side by a lighted
bell buoy, is about 1 mile SE of Alcatraz Island. Another rock, covered
43 feet, is 0.3 mile S of Blossom Rock.

(NOS 18650; DD 12928; CL 17/09)

Page 349-Paragraph 237, lines 3-7; read:

depth of 35 feet is off the entrance. Two bascule bridges, the Illinois
Street Bridge and the 3^rd^ Street Bridge, cross the creek about 0.6
mile above the mouth; both have clearances of 4 feet. (See **117.59 and
117.163**, chapter 2, for drawbridge regulations.) The bridgetender at
the 3^rd^ Street Bridge monitors VHF-FM channel 16 and uses ...

(CL 1381/08)

Page 349-Paragraph 244, line 8; read:

docks on the Oakland side.

**Ferries**

There are several passenger ferries that operate in and around San
Francisco Bay with a heavy concentration in the waters surrounding the
Ferry building, the terminus for many of the ferry routes. Mariners are
cautioned when transiting these waters around the Ferry building as
ferries will be maneuvering and loading/unloading passengers. Mariners
are further cautioned that ferries operating in San Francisco Bay may
deviate from their routes due to inclement weather, traffic conditions,
navigational hazards, or other emergency conditions.

The **San Francisco Harbor Safety Committee**, in conjunction with the
Coast Guard, has established a **Ferry Traffic Routing Protocol** for:
the area surrounding the Ferry building terminal along the waterfront of
San Francisco, the waters of Central San Francisco Bay, and the waters
of San Pablo Bay. The protocol is intended to increase safety in the
area by reducing traffic conflicts. Ferryboat operators and other
mariners should be aware of these safety measures and adhere to the
procedures set forth in the protocol. For additional information, see
the San Francisco Vessel Traffic Service website
http://www.uscg.mil/d11/vtssf.

(CL 82/09; CL 1374/06)

Page 491-Paragraph 162, line 21; read:

moorage in the basin and can be contacted at 360-417-3440; VHF-FM is not
monitored.

(DB 17114)

Page 593-Paragraph 449, lines 3-11; read:

wide. The entrance is through a break in the reef from the SE. A
privately dredged channel continues from the harbor to a three-fingered
boat lagoon called **Pukoo Lagoon**. The entrance to the lagoon is a
60-yard opening through a rock seawall. A depth of 12 feet can be
carried across the harbor entrance to the lagoon channel. The lagoon
channel has a depth of 6 feet with a depth of 4 feet inside. The lagoon
offers excellent protection ...

(BP 192728; NOS 19353)

Page 594-Paragraph 452, lines 5-11; read:

into the reef. The entrance to the harbor is through a break in an outer
reef. The outer reef has general depths of 1 to 6 feet and the entrance
through the break has a least depth of 11 feet. A lighted buoy is off
the entrance. The coral reef marking the limits of deep ...

(BP 192727; NOS 19353)

Page 595-Paragraph 466, read:

An abandoned barge harbor (**Lono Harbor**) is at Haleolono Point. The
entrance is marked by a **345°** private unlighted range. Two
breakwaters provide protection for the harbor. Local knowledge is
advisable for entering.

(NOS 19353; CL 562/02; NM 06/04)