# MONTHLY EDITION NUMBER 19

ISSUED BY: COMMANDER, THIRTEENTH COAST GUARD DISTRICT (oan)

915 Second Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98174-1067

Telephone (206) 220-7270 FAX \# (206) 220-7285

BROADCAST NOTICES TO MARINERS (BNMs)

This Local Notice to Mariners (LNM) includes information concerning
waterways in the Thirteenth Coast Guard District promulgated by the
following broadcasts:

BNM 0480-97 to 0504-97

## LIGHT LIST REFERENCE: COMDTINST M16502.6, Light List Volume VI, 1996 Edition

\*\*\*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

FTP://ftp.navcen.uscg.mil

I. SPECIAL NOTICE

WASHINGTON - PUGET SOUND - ELLIOTT BAY - NATIONAL MARITIME WEEK TOWBOAT
RACES - Closure Amendment -

The Coast Guard has established a Special Local Regulation reference
\[(33 CFR 165, Part 100.1306.)

The additional closure area will be Smith Cove East anchorage.

1\. (a) A regulated area is established on that portion of Elliott Bay
along the Seattle waterfront in Puget Sound bounded by a line beginning
at:

47²37'36.0"N 122²22'42.0"W;

thence 47²37'24.5"N 122²22'58.2"W;

thence 47²36'08.5"N 122²20'53.0"W;

thence 47²36'21.0"N 122²20'31.0"W;

thence returning to the origin.

This regulated area resembles a rectangle measuring approximately 3,000
yards along the shoreline between Pier 57 and Pier 89, and extending
approximately 650 yards into Elliott Bay. Temporary floating markers
will be placed by the race sponsors to delineate the regulated area.
\<Datum: NAD 1983\>

\(b\) Special Local Regulations. (1) No person or vessel may enter or
remain in the regulated area except for participants in the event,
supporting personnel, vessels registered with the event organizer, and
personnel or vessels authorized by the Coast Guard Patrol Commander.

\(2\) When deemed appropriate, the Coast Guard may establish a patrol
consisting of active and auxiliary Coast Guard vessels and personnel in
the area described in paragraph (a) of this section. The patrol shall be
under the direction of a Coast Guard officer or petty officer designated
by the Captain of the Port as the Coast Guard Patrol Commander. The
Patrol Commander may forbid and control the movement of vessels in the
area described in paragraph (a) of this section.

\(3\) A succession of sharp, short blasts of a whistle or horn from
vessels patrolling the area under the direction of the Patrol Commander
shall serve as a signal to stop. Vessels signaled shall stop and comply
with the orders of the patrol vessel. Failure to do so may result in
expulsion from the area, citation for failure to comply, or both.

\(4\) Effective date. This section is effective annually on the third
Saturday of May from 1200 local to 1630 local unless otherwise specified
by Federal Register notice.\]

This exclusionary zone will be enforced from 1200 local to approximately
1630 local on 17 May 1997.

## ALASKA - LORAN-C STATION KODIAK - Proposed Off Air Time-

The Coast Guard is proposing to authorize LORAN-C Station Kodiak (Rate
7960-X/9990-Z) off air time from 1000 Alaska local time to 1200 Alaska
local time 19 June 1997. The alternate time will be from 1000 Alaska
local time to 1200 Alaska local time 25 June 1997.

Objections will be considered until 1000 Alaskan local time 13 June
1997. Users shall address inquiries to the North Pacific Coordinator of
Chain Operations at (907)487-5183. Current LORAN-C status is available
24 hours per day through an electronic bulletin board system (BBS) at
(703)313-5910, BAUD rate 300 to 28,800. Communications parameters are
eight bit word, one stop bit, no parity. INTERNET Address:
HHTP://WWW.NAVCEN.USCG. MIL.

WASHINGTON - LAKE WASHINGTON SHIP CANAL - HIRAM M. CHITTENDEN LOCKS -
Scheduled Closure -

The large lock chamber at the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks in Ballard will
be closed for four-hour periods on 14 different days this May and June.
The closures will allow scientists to test the effects that various
locking procedures have on young salmon and steelhead, which sometimes
are caught in the conduits of the large lock. The small lock chamber
will be operational throughout these test periods.

The large lock closures are scheduled for the following days:

13 & 14 May 1400-1800

20 May 0800-1200

21 May 0900-1300

22 May 0930-1330

28 & 29 May 1400-1800

03 & 04 June 0900-1300

05 June 1000-1400

09 & 10 June 1300-1700

11 & 12 June 1400-1800

This is the second year scientists are evaluating the impacts that
locking procedures may have on smolts. The tests are being performed by
scientists with the Seattle District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
which operates the Locks, in cooperation with scientists from the
Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the Muckleshoot
Indian Tribe.

Chart 18446, 18447

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

## I. SPECIAL NOTICE (continued)

## ALASKA - SITKINAK STRAIT WATERWAY - WATERWAY ANALYSIS - Request for Comments -

The Coast Guard is conducting a waterway analysis of Sitkinak Strait
Waterway which includes Sitkalidak Strait, Geese Channel, Alitak Bay and
Moser Bay. The study focuses on the area's aids to navigation system,
waterborne commerce, marine casualty information, port/harbor resources,
capabilities, and future development projects. Any interested company or
individual wishing to provide comments or participate in a user survey
should contact:

Commanding Officer

USCGC FIREBUSH (WLB 393)

PO Box 190653

Kodiak, AK 99615

Attn: WAMS Officer

(907)487-5303

# WASHINGTON - PUGET SOUND - RESOURCE SURVEY - 

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will carry out a
series of resource surveys of Puget Sound during the period of 07 April
through 15 June 1997. The survey consists of a series of bottom trawls.
The trawling sites will be distributed throughout U.S. waters east of
Port Angeles, with some located in the vessel traffic lanes. Trawling
will occur during daylight hours on weekdays and possibly some weekends.
The F/V Chasina will monitor VHF-FM Channels 13 and 16. During the first
week, one station will be sampled per day at the following sites;
Nisqually, Commencement Bay, Sinclair Inlet, Port Gardner (east side,
one mile south of the bridge). For the second week, one station per day
will be sampled in and around Elliott Bay. The remainder of the trawl
stations will lie north of Anacortes and in the Strait of Georgia.

## II. DISCREPANCIES - DISCREPANCIES CORRECTED 

THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION ARE NOT WATCHING AS ADVERTISED IN THE
LIGHT LIST VOLUME VI, THIRTEENTH DISTRICT SECTION:

-   Underlined text denotes new discrepancy since last LNM.

# FEDERAL AIDS

LL \# Aid Name Status Chart BNM LNM µ

00590 ORFORD REEF LWB 2OR EXTINGUISHED 18589 0497-97 18/97

00690 COLUMBIA RIVER APP LHB CR STROBE EXTINGUISHED 18521 0364-97 13/97

09285 WINCHESTER BAY HBR ENTRANCE DBN 1 MISSING 18584 1322-96 49/96

09315 UMPQUA RIVER LIGHT 15 MISSING 18584 1329-96 49/96

10180 HARRINGTON POINT RANGE REAR LIGHT REDUCED INTENSITY 18521 0503-97
19/97

12550 LAKE UMATILLA LIGHT 34 EXTINGUISHED 18537 0504-97 19/97

13220 SNAKE RIVER BUOY 20 OFF STATION 18545 0474-97 17/97

14555 SKIPANON WATERWAY EAST LIGHT 3 REDUCED INTENSITY 18521 1228-96
45/96

15190 WILLAPA BAY ENTRANCE BUOY 8 MISSING 18504 0036-97 02/97

15575 GRAYS HARBOR ENT LBB 9 REDUCED INTENSITY 18502 0055-97 02/97

15585 POINT CHEHALIS RANGE FRONT LIGHT IMPROPER CHARATERISTIC 18502
0430-97 15/97

15610 GRAYS HARBOR SOUTH REACH A RF LIGHT MISSING BOTTOM DAYBOARD 18502
0415-97 15/97

15615 GRAYS HARBOR SOUTH REACH A RR LIGHT MISSING TOP DAYBOARD 18502
0416-97 15/97

15670 GRAYS HARBOR SOUTH REACH AA RR LT MISSING CENTER DAYBOARD 18502
0414-97 15/97

18850 LACONNER RANGE FRONT LIGHT 18 MISSING 18427 0198-95 08/95

20285 FORT PECK LAKE LIGHT G MISSING 00000 NONE SENT 49/96

PRIVATE AIDS

LL \# Aid Name Status Chart BNM LNM µ

17535.00 POINT HUDSON MARINA LIGHT TEMP DISCONTINUED 18441 0450-97 16/97

NOTE: Mariners are cautioned that portions of missing structures may
remain.

THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION DISCREPANCIES HAVE BEEN CORRECTED SINCE
THE LAST LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS:

FEDERAL AIDS

LL \# Aid Name Status Chart BNM LNM µ

09644 YAQUINA BAY CH LB 9A WATCHING PROPERLY 18581 0501-97 09/97

# PRIVATE AIDS

LL \# Aid Name Status Chart BNM LNM µ

NONE

## III. TEMPORARY CHANGES - TEMPORARY CHANGES CORRECTED 

LEGEND: TRUB = Temporary Unlighted Buoy

TRLB = Temporary Lighted Buoy

TRLT = Temporary Light

# THE FOLLOWING AIDS TO NAVIGATION HAVE BEEN TEMPORARILY CHANGED:

LL \# Aid Name Status Chart BNM LNM µ

09285 WINCHESTER BAY HBR ENTRANCE DBN 1 TRUB 18584 1322-96 49/96

09315 UMPQUA RIVER LIGHT 15 TRLB 18584 1329-96 49/96

09520 SIUSLAW RIVER CHANNEL DBN 14 TRUB 18583 0238-96 08/96

09560 SIUSLAW RIVER CHANNEL DAYBEACON 26 TRUB 18583 0351-96 09/96

09856 GARIBALDI CHANNEL LT 14 TRUB 18558 0953-95 32/95

11365 GOVERNMENT ISLAND SOUTH CH DBN 19 TRUB 18531 0674-96 19/96

12265 LAKE CELILO SOUTH CHANNEL DBN 4 TRUB 18533 0381-96 10/96

14520 CHINOOK CHANNEL LIGHT 1 TRLB 18521 1139-95 48/95

16790 SHILSHOLE BAY BREAKWATER LIGHT 3 SOUND SIGNAL DISCONTINUED 18446
1315-96 48/96

18510 SNOHOMISH RIVER ENTRANCE RF LIGHT DISCONTINUED 18444 0077-95 04/95

18515 SNOHOMISH RIVER ENTRANCE RR LIGHT DISCONTINUED 18444 0077-95 04/95

THE FOLLOWING TEMPORARY AIDS TO NAVIGATION HAVE EITHER BEEN RESTORED TO
NORMAL OPERATION OR DISCONTINUED:

LL \# Aid Name Status Chart BNM LNM µ

NONE

## IV. CHART CORRECTIONS 

Corrective action affecting charts is contained in this section. Chart
corrections are listed numerically by chart number. The correction
listed pertains to that chart only. It is up to the mariner to decide
what charts are to be corrected. The following example explains the
individual elements of a typical correction.

Chart Chart Edition Last Local Notice Source of Current Local

number edition date to Mariners Datum Correction Notice to Mariners

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

18555 1^st^ Ed. 1/16/56 Last LNM 1/69 NAD 83 (GS-95) 03/95

ID - FRANKLIN LAKE - LEE HARBOR - PARKER WATERWAY - (CGD13)

Add Parker Channel Light "2", Fl R 4sec 45FT 8M 48²24'57"N 116²20'30"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.

18400 39^th^ ed., 03/30/96 LAST LNM 15/97 NAD 83 WA - BRITISH COLUMBIA -
(NOS SILVER SPRING)19/97

### STRAIT OF GEORGIA AND STRAIT OF JUAN DE FUCA 

Change Patos Island Light, Southwest sector to 011.5² to 059.5² true
48²47'20.4"N 122²58'16.8"W

18421 39^th^ ed., 07/22/95 LAST LNM 16/97 NAD 83 WA - BRITISH COLUMBIA -
(CGD13)19/97

### STRAIT OF JUAN DE FUCA TO GEORGIA STRAIT 

Change Swinomish Channel South Entrance Range Front Light, to 17 FT
48²21'31.5"N 122²34'08.1"W

Swinomish Channel South Entrance Range Rear Light, to 41 FT 48²21'22.2"N
122²34'49.5"W

18423 30^th^ ed., 06/18/94 LAST LNM 18/97 NAD 83 WA - PUGET SOUND -
(CGD13)19/97

### BELLINGHAM TO EVERETT INCLUDING THE SAN JUAN ISLAND 

Change Swinomish Channel South Entrance Range Front Light, to 17 FT
48²21'31.5"N 122²34'08.1"W

Swinomish Channel South Entrance Range Rear Light, to 41 FT 48²21'22.2"N
122²34'49.5"W

18427 17^th^ ed., 03/30/96 LAST LNM 41/96 NAD 83 WA - ANACORTES TO
SKAGIT BAY (CGD13)19/97

Change Swinomish Channel South Entrance Range Front Light, to 17 FT
48²21'31.5"N 122²34'08.1"W

Swinomish Channel South Entrance Range Rear Light, to 41 FT 48²21'22.2"N
122²34'49.5"W

18523 47^th^ ed., 01/13/96 LAST LNM 18/97 NAD 83 OR - COLUMBIA RIVER -
(CGD13)19/97

# HARRINGTON POINT TO CRIMS ISLAND 

Delete Wallace Island Daybeacon 1 46²08'54.1"N 123²13'50.1"W

Hotchkiss Dike Daybeacon 2 46²09'47.4"N 123²12'46.4"W

Wallace Slough Daybeacon 3 46²10'03.4"N 123²12'56.4"W

18526 50^th^ ed., 12/28/96 LAST LNM 17/97 NAD 83 OR - PORT OF PORTLAND,
(NOS SILVER SPRING)19/97

### INCLUDING VANCOUVER 

Delete Light, showing Fl R 4s, Priv 45²33'31.5"N 122²43'31.0"W

18548 4^th^ ed., 06/26/93 LAST LNM 35/93 NAD 83 WA - SNAKE RIVER - LOWER
GRANITE LAKE (CGD13)19/97

Change Lower Granite Reservoir Light 24, to 15FT 46²25'39.9"N
117²08'45.2"W

18587 66^th^ ed., 08/19/95 LAST LNM 09/97 NAD 83 OR - COOS BAY (NOS
SILVER SPRING)19/97

Change Depth Legends to: 13FT Mar 1997 43²20'39.0"N 124²19'12.0"W

## V. ADVANCE NOTICE OF CHANGES IN AIDS TO NAVIGATION 

## WASHINGTON - RICH PASSAGE - Buoyage -

During the month of July 1997, the bell will be removed from Bainbridge
Reef Lighted Bell Buoy 4 (LLNR 18030). No other changes will occur.

Chart 18441

## VI. PROPOSED CHANGES IN AIDS TO NAVIGATION 

Comments may be sent to the address on page one of this Local Notice to
Mariners.

WASHINGTON - GRAYS HARBOR - Range Information -

Comments are requested on or before 06 June 1997.

The Coast Guard proposes the following changes to the characteristics of
Point Chehalis Range Front Light, (LLNR 15585) and Point Chehalis Range
Rear Light, (LLNR 15590): Point Chehalis Range Front to a flashing white
2.5 second (Fl W 2.5s), with a three degree spread. Point Chehalis Rear
Range Light to isophase red 6 second, (Iso R 6s) with a 3 degree spread.
This change will allow the replacement of the unreliable submarine cable
with solar power. No other changes will occur.

Chart 18502

OREGON - YAQUINA RIVER - Daybeacon Discontinuances -

Comments are requested on or before 30 May 1997.

The Coast Guard proposes to discontinue Yaquina River Daybeacon 30,
(LLNR 9725). Due to the proximity of Yaquina River Daybeacon 28 (LLNR
9720) and Yaquina River 30 A (LLNR 9730), this aid is no longer deemed
necessary for safe navigation.

Chart 18581

WASHINGTON - COLUMBIA RIVER TO DESTRUCTION ISLAND - Buoy Discontinuances
-

Comments are requested on or before 13 June 1997.

The Coast Guard proposes to discontinue Leadbetter Point Buoy 1 (LLNR
705/15165), which is no longer necessary for safe navigation in this
area.

Chart 18504

WASHINGTON - PUGET SOUND - EVERETT - SNOHOMISH RIVER ENTRANCE RANGE
FRONT AND REAR - Discontinuances -

Comments are requested on or before 23 May 1997.

The Coast Guard proposes to discontinue Snohomish River Entrance Range
Front Light (LLNR 18510) and Snohomish River Entrance Range Rear Light
(LLNR 18515). These ranges have been temporarily discontinued for over
two years and are no longer considered necessary for safe navigation.
The reduction in deep draft vessel transits no longer justifies the
expense of maintaining this range.

Chart 18521

## VI. PROPOSED CHANGES IN AIDS TO NAVIGATION (continued)

WASHINGTON - SWINOMISH CHANNEL SOUTH ENTRANCE - Range Information -

Comments are requested on or before 23 May 1997.

To improve visibility to the daymarks on Swinomish Channel South
Entrance Range Front and Rear (LLNRs 18820/18825), the Coast Guard
proposes to change the rectangular red dayboards bearing a central black
stripe (KRB) to rectangular red dayboards bearing a central white stripe
(KRW).

Chart 18421

## VII. GENERAL 

DREDGING IN PROGRESS OR PLANNED WITHIN THE 13^th^ COAST GUARD DISTRICT.
MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO NAVIGATE WITH CAUTION AND REDUCE THEIR WAKE WHEN
TRANSITING THESE AREAS:

Location Area Start Complete Chart

Grays Harbor Cow Point 03/09/97 08/14/97 18502

FISHERIES/BIOLOGICAL SAMPLING, PIER CONSTRUCTION, HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYS,
ETC., CURRENTLY IN PROGRESS WITHIN THE 13^th^ COAST GUARD DISTRICT. ALL
MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO NAVIGATE WITH CAUTION WHEN TRANSITING THESE
AREAS:

Location Area Start Complete Type of Work

Everett Snohomish River 01/06/97 05/06/97 Drawbridge Overhaul

Lake Washington Evergreen Floating Bridge 06/01/97 06/30/97 Maintenance
work

Lewiston Idaho Snake River 05/15/97 07/15/97 Scheduled maintenance

Lk. Wash. Ship Canal Fremont Bridge 05/06/97 08/30/97 Scheluled
Maintenance

Tacoma Blair Waterway 01/28/97 To Be Announced 11^th^ St. Bridge
Demolition

## WASHINGTON - PUGET SOUND - Marine Events - Puget Sound Area -

AREA/LOCATION DATE TIME EVENT SPONSOR PHONE \#

Shilshole/ Meadow Pt/West Pt 05/13/97 1600-2100 Sail Boat Race Shilshole
Bay YC 776-1484

Commencement Bay 05/14/97 1800-2200 Sail Boat Race Windseekers 838-5207

Padilla Bay 05/14/97 1000-1700 Sail Boat Race Anacortes YC 293-5134

Des Moines/ Three Pt/Pt Robinson 05/15/97 1800-2130 Sail Boat Race Three
Tree Point YC 878-5514

Shilshole/ Richmond Beach 05/16/97 1350-1900 Sail Boat Race Seattle YC
325-1000

Shilshole/ Blake Island & Return 05/17/97 1000-1700 Sail Boat Race Sloop
Tavern YC 783-2589

Seattle Waterfront/ Grain Terminal 05/17/97 1200-1630 Tug Boat Race
Propeller Club & Port of Seattle 292-8028

Port Ludlow/ Driftwood Key 05/17/97 1600-2000 Sail Boat Race Port Ludlow
YC 437-0814

San Juan Island 05/17/97 0900-2000 Sail Boat Race San Juan Island YC
378-7228

Shilshole/ Pt Monroe & Return 05/17/97 1000-1800 Rowing Contest Sound
Rowers 774-1333

Port Madison/ Port Ludlow 05/17/97 0900-1700 Sail Boat Race Port Madison
YC 479-4040

Port Ludlow/ Colvos Rock 05/17/97 1030-1600 Sail Boat Race Port Ludlow
YC 437-0814

Shishole/ Richmond Beach 05/17/97 1100-1800 Sail Boat Race Seattle YC
325-1000

Penn Cove/ Coupville 05/17/97 1000-1900 Festival Island Co. & WSU Beach
Watchers 679-7327

Seattle Waterfront, Pier 56 to67 05/18/97 1000-1600 Environment Check
Puget Sound Keepers Alliance 286-1309

Around San Juan Isl Counter Clock Wise 05/18/97 0900-2000 Sail Boat Race
San Juan Island YC 378-7228

Port Ludlow/ Port Madison 05/18/97 0900-1700 Sail Boat Race Port Madison
YC 479-4040

Shilshole/ Richmond Beach 05/18/97 1030-1500 Sail Boat Race Seattle YC
325-1000

Shilshole/ Meadow Pt/West Pt 05/20/97 1600-2100 Sail Boat Race Shilshole
Bay YC 776-1484

Padilla Bay 05/21/97 1000-1700 Sail Boat Race Anacortes YC 293-5134

Shilshole/ Meadow Pt/West Pt 05/21/97 1600-2100 Sail Boat Race Shilshole
Bay YC 776-1484

Padilla Bay 05/28/97 1000-1700 Sail Boat Race Anacortes YC 293-5134

Des Moines/ Three Pt/Pt Robinson 05/29/97 1800-2130 Sail Boat Race Three
Tree Point YC 878-5514

Port Ludlow/ Colvos Rock 05/31/97 1030-1600 Sail Boat Race Port Ludlow
YC 437-0814

OREGON - WASHINGTON - COLUMBIA RIVER - COLUMBIA RIVER CHANNEL RIVER MILE
74 - Lost Anchor -

The Coast Guard has been advised that, on 28 January 1997 a merchant
vessel lost a 10.5 ton anchor in the Columbia River Channel. The vessel
reportedly lost the anchor in the center of the channel at River Mile
74. According to Army Corp of Engineer charts, the recorded depth in
this area is 50 feet.

Chart 18524

WASHINGTON - GRAYS HARBOR - COW POINT TO CENTER OF CROSSOVER CHANNEL -
Dredge Operations -

Dredging operations have commenced from Cow Point to the center of
Crossover Channel. These operations will be 24 hours per day, 7 days a
week and will continue until 14 August 1997. The vessels involved are
the Derrick Barge VIKING, Towboat WOLLOCHET, and the Towboat MARIE M.
The operating vessels will monitor VHF-FM Channels 13 and 16. Proper
dayshapes and lights will be displayed during these operations.

Chart 18502

## WASHINGTON - PUGET SOUND - LAKE WASHINGTON SHIP CANAL - Bridge Information - 

The Fremont Bridge need not provide double-leaf openings for the passage
of vessels unless one hour notice is provided Monday through Friday from
0600 local to 2200 local and from 0700 local to 2200 local on Saturday
from 06 May to 30 August 1997, except for Memorial Day and 04 July. The
painting of the bridge will occasionally require the placement of
containment material beneath the Bridge which may reduce vertical
clearance by as much as three feet.

Chart 18447

## WASHINGTON - PUGET SOUND - SNOHOMISH RIVER - Bride Information - 

The rehabilitation work on Dual Vertical Lift Bridges (SR529) at mile
3.6 is continuing. The drawspans will be restored to operation on 06
May. Monday through Friday, from 06 May to 23 May, 4 hour notice is
required for openings. On Saturdays and Sundays within this period the
draws will be opened at 0800, 1200, and 1800 local for the passage of
vessels.

Chart 18443 and 18444

## WASHINGTON - LAKE WASHINGTON - Bridge Information - 

The drawspan of the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge (State Route 520)
need not open for passage of vessels from 0001 local 01 June until 2359
local 30 June 1997, during rehabilitation work.

Chart 18447

## VII. GENERAL (continued)

## WASHINGTON - TACOMA HARBOR - BLAIR WATERWAY - Bridge information -

The 11^th^ Street Bridge is being demolished. The center span lights are
extinguished but the pier protection lights will remain operational
until the structure is removed. The drawspan will be maintained in the
open position until removed. Floating equipment will move out of the
channel as needed for the passage of vessels.

Charts 18453 and 18474

## IDAHO - WASHINGTON - SNAKE RIVER - Bridge Information -

Washington State Department of Transportation anticipates extensive
maintenance on the Interstate Bridge between Lewiston, Idaho, and
Clarkston, Washington. The Coast Guard seeks comments regarding a
proposed closure of the vertical lift span from approximately 15 May to
15 July 1997. If substantive objections from navigational interests are
not received, the Coast Guard may approve this closure for repairs.
Comments should be sent to Commander (oan), 13^th^ Coast Guard District,
Room 3510, 915 2^nd^ Ave, Seattle, Washington 98174-1067, ATTN: Austin
Pratt.

Chart 18548

## WASHINGTON - SNAKE RIVER - Two Mooring Buoys Deployed -

Two mooring buoys were established upstream of Lower Granite Lock and
Dam. One is on the south side of the river approximately 150 yards from
the south shore in approximate position 46²39'08.4"N 117²24'29.5"W. The
other is approximately 150 yards off the north shore in approximate
position 46²39'25.9"N 117²24'24.4"W. These mooring buoys will remain
until mid summer.

Chart 18547

## VIII. CORRECTIONS TO LIGHT LIST, VOLUME VI; PACIFIC COAST AND PACIFIC ISLANDS 1996: 

An asterisk \*, indicates the column in which a correction has been made
or new information added.

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

No. Name and location Position Characteristic Ht Rng Structure Remarks

Yaquina River

9680 - LIGHT 17 44 36.4 Fl G 4s 15 4 SG on pile.

124 00.6

-   19/97

### Quillayute River

16095.1 - entrance buoy 3A 47 54.5 Green can. Maintained from May 1 to
Oct 15.

124 38.6

-   19/97

### Port Angeles

16345 Puget Sound Traffic 48 12.4 Fl Y 4s 6 Yellow. RACON: Z (\--..).

Lane Entrance Lighted 123 06.6

Buoy S

-   19/97

### Swinomish Channel South Entrance

18820 - RANGE FRONT LIGHT 48 21.5 Q W 17 KRB on skeleton tower. Visible
all around; higher

122 34.1 intensity on rangeline.

-   19/97

18825 - RANGE REAR LIGHT Iso W 6s 41 KRB on skeleton tower. Visible 4²
each side of

1,100 yards, 252² from rangeline.

front light.

-   19/97

## IX. ADDITIONAL ENCLOSURES:

# NONE

If you have any questions, comments, or need additional information
concerning this or other LNMs or the LNM Mailing List (e.g. additions,
deletions, corrections) contact the address or phone number on the front
page.

# G. F. GREENE

Commander, U.S. Coast Guard

Chief, Aids to Navigation & Waterways Management Branch

Thirteenth Coast Guard District

By direction of the District Commander2

COMMANDER, THIRTEENTH COAST GUARD DISTRICT LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS NO.
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