Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 33 / Friday, February 16, 2001 / Rules and Regulations 10581

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Coast Guard

33 CFR Parts 100, 117 and 165

[USCG–2001–8767]

Safety Zones, Security Zone,

Drawbridges and Special Local

Regulations

AGENCY: Coast Guard, DOT.

ACTION: Notice of temporary rules

issued.

SUMMARY: This document provides

required notice of substantive rules

adopted by the Coast Guard and

temporarily effective between October 1,

2000 and December 31, 2000 which

were not published in the Federal

Register. This quarterly notice lists

temporary local regulations, drawbridge

regulations, security zones, and safety

zones of limited duration and for which

timely publication in the Federal

Register was not possible.

DATES: This notice lists temporary Coast

Guard regulations that became effective

and were terminated between October 1,

2000 and December 31, 2000.

ADDRESSES: The Docket Management

Facility maintains the public docket for

this notice. Documents indicated in this

notice will be available for inspection or

copying at the Docket Management

Facility, U.S. Department of

Transportation, Room PL–401, 400

Seventh Street SW., Washington, DC

20593–0001 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.,

Monday through Friday, except Federal

holidays. You may electronically access

the public docket for this notice on the

Internet at http://dms.dot.gov.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For

questions on this notice, contact

Lieutenant Bruce Walker, Office of

Regulations and Administrative Law,

telephone (202) 267–6233. For questions

on viewing, or on submitting material to

the docket, contact Dorothy Beard,

Chief, Dockets, Department of

Transportation (202) 866–9329.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: District

Commanders and Captains of the Port

(COTP) must be immediately responsive

to the safety needs of the waters within

their jurisdiction; therefore, District

Commanders and COTPs have been

delegated the authority to issue certain

local regulations. Safety zones may be

established for safety or environmental

purposes. A safety zone may be

stationary and described by fixed limits

or it may be described as a zone around

a vessel in motion. Security zones limit

access to vessels, ports, or waterfront

facilities to prevent injury or damage.

Special local regulations are issued to

enhance the safety of participants and

spectators at regattas and other marine

events. Timely publication of these

regulations in the Federal Register is

often precluded when a regulation

responds to an emergency, or when an

event occurs without sufficient advance

notice. However, the affected public is

informed of these regulations through

Local Notices to Mariners, press

releases, and other means. Moreover,

actual notification is provided by Coast

Guard patrol vessels enforcing the

restrictions imposed by the regulation.

Because mariners are notified by Coast

Guard officials on-going scene prior to

enforcement action, Federal Register

notice is not required to place the

special local regulation, security zone,

or safety zone in effect. However, the

Coast Guard, by law, must publish in

the Federal Register notice of

substantive rules adopted. To meet this

obligation without imposing undue

expense on the public, the Coast Guard

periodically publishes a list of these

temporary special local regulations,

security zones, and safety zones.

Permanent regulations are not included

in this list because they are published

in their entirety in the Federal Register.

Temporary regulations may also be

published in their entirety if sufficient

time is available to do so before they are

placed in effect or terminated. The

safety zones, special local regulations,

drawbridge regulations and security

zones listed in this notice have been

exempted from review under Executive

Order 12866 because of their emergency

nature, or limited scope and temporary

effectiveness.

The following regulations were placed

in effect temporarily during the period

October 1, 2000 and December 31, 2000,

unless otherwise indicated.

Dated: February 9, 2001.

S.G. Venckus,

Chief, Office of Regulations and

Administrative Law.

COTP QUARTERLY REPORT

COTP docket Location Type Effective

date

CHARLESTON 00–125 ............ CHARLESTON HARBOR, SC ................................................... SAFETY ZONE ........................ 12/09/2000

JACKSONVILLE 00–102 .......... ST. JOHNS RIVER, MAYPORT, FL .......................................... SECURITY ZONE ................... 10/14/2000

JACKSONVILLE 00–103 .......... ST. JOHNS RIVER, JACKSONVILLE, FL ................................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 11/02/2000

JACKSONVILLE 00–118 .......... FERNANDINA BEACH, FL ........................................................ SAFETY ZONE ........................ 11/25/2000

KENTUCKY 00–001 ................. OHIO RIVER, M. 461.8 TO 477.6 ............................................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/19/2000

LOUISVILLE 00–002 ................ OHIO RIVER, M. 639.5 TO 641.5 ............................................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 11/01/2000

MSO MOBILE 00–002 .............. BACK BAY OF BILOXI .............................................................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 11/04/2000

NEW ORLEANS 00–031 .......... LWR MISSISSIPPI RIVER, M. 299 TO 232 .............................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/13/2000

NEW ORLEANS 00–032 .......... VIDALIA BRIDGE M. 363.3, LMR, AHOP ................................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/20/2000

NEW ORLEANS 00–033 .......... LWR MISSISSIPPI RIVER, M. 94.4 TO M. 95.8 ...................... SECURITY ZONE ................... 10/20/2000

NEW ORLEANS 00–034 .......... LWR MISSISSIPPI RIVER, M. 94 TO 96 .................................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/27/2000

NEW ORLEANS 00–035 .......... LWR MISSISSIPPI RIVER, M. 94 TO 96 .................................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 11/02/2000

NEW ORLEANS 00–037 .......... LWR MISSISSIPPI RIVER, M. 231 ........................................... SAFETY ZONE ........................ 12/09/2000

NEW ORLEANS 00–038 .......... OUACHITA RIVER, M. 165 TO 168 .......................................... SAFETY ZONE ........................ 12/02/2000

NEW ORLEANS 00–040 .......... LWR MISSISSIPPI RIVER, M. 112 TO 114 .............................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 12/08/2000

PADUCAH 00–016 ................... TENNESSEE RIVER, M. 647.5 TO 647.7 ................................ SAFETY ZONE ........................ 11/17/2000

PADUCAH 00–017 ................... TENNESSEE RIVER, M. 463.7 TO 464 ................................... SAFETY ZONE ........................ 11/25/2000

PADUCAH 00–018 ................... UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER M. 16.2 ....................................... SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/24/2000

SAN DIEGO 00–009 ................. OCEANSIDE, CA ....................................................................... SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/15/2000

SAN DIEGO 00–010 ................. LAKE HAVASU, COLORADO RIVER, AZ ................................ SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/08/2000

SAN DIEGO 00–011 ................. SAN DIEGO, CA ........................................................................ SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/10/2000

SAN DIEGO 00–012 ................. SAN DIEGO BAY, SAN DIEGO, CA ......................................... SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/20/2000

SAN DIEGO 00–013 ................. LAKE MOOVALYA REGION, COLORADO RIVER .................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 11/24/2000

SAN FRANCISCO BAY 00–007 SAN FRANCISCO BAY, SAN FRANCISCO, CA ...................... SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/11/2000

SAN FRANCISCO BAY 00–008 MONTERERY BAY, CA ............................................................. SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/14/2000

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COTP QUARTERLY REPORT—Continued

COTP docket Location Type Effective

date

SAN FRANCISCO BAY 00–010 SAN FRANCISCO BAY, SAN FRANCISCO, CA ...................... SAFETY ZONE ........................ 10/24/2000

SAN FRANCISCO BAY 00–011 SAN FRANCISCO, CA .............................................................. SECURITY ZONE ................... 11/16/2000

TAMPA 00–121 ........................ TAMPA BAY, FL ........................................................................ SAFETY ZONE ........................ 12/05/2000

TAMPA 00–136 ........................ TAMPA BAY, FL ........................................................................ SAFETY ZONE ........................ 12/31/2000

DISTRICT QUARTERLY REPORT

District docket Location Type Effective date

01–00–222 ........ DORCHESTER BAY, MA ........................................................................ DRAWBRIDGE OPERATION ........ 10/03/2000

01–00–225 ........ BOSTON, MA .......................................................................................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 10/08/2000

01–00–231 ........ HUDSON RIVER, JERSEY CITY, NJ ..................................................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 10/14/2000

01–00–232 ........ BOSTON, MA .......................................................................................... SECURITY ZONE .......................... 10/03/2000

01–00–235 ........ BOSTON, MA .......................................................................................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 10/12/2000

01–00–241 ........ HUDSON RIVER, JERSEY CITY, NJ ..................................................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 10/28/2000

01–00–249 ........ EAST RIVER, NEW YORK, NY .............................................................. SAFETY ZONE .............................. 12/14/2000

01–00–252 ........ PORT OF NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY ................................................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 12/05/2000

01–00–255 ........ FIRST NIGHT FIREWORKS, BOSTON, MA .......................................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 12/31/2000

05–00–049 ........ PATAPSCO RIVER, CHESAPEAKE BAY, MD ...................................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 10/16/2000

05–00–050 ........ LITTLE CREEK ENTRANCE, VIRGINIA BEACH, VA ............................ SAFETY ZONE .............................. 11/07/2000

05–00–052 ........ NORFOLK HARBOR REACH, VA .......................................................... SECURITY ZONE .......................... 10/18/2000

05–00–056 ........ FORT MCHENRY CHANNEL, BALTIMORE, MD .................................. SAFETY ZONE .............................. 12/28/2000

07–00–107 ........ CHARLESTON HARBOR, SC ................................................................ SPECIAL LOCAL ........................... 12/09/2000

07–00–115 ........ GREAT BAY, SAINT THOMAS, USVI .................................................... SPECIAL LOCAL ........................... 11/21/2000

07–00–117 ........ TAMPA BAY, ST. PETERSBURG, FL .................................................... SPECIAL LOCAL ........................... 11/16/2000

07–00–122 ........ HILLSBOROUGH RIVER ........................................................................ DRAWBRIDGE OPERATION ........ 12/10/2000

09–00–106 ........ CHICAGO CHASE, CHICAGO, IL .......................................................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 10/07/2000

09–00–113 ........ CHICAGO,IL ............................................................................................ SAFETY ZONE .............................. 10/06/2000

09–00–114 ........ MUSKEGON LAKE ................................................................................. SECURITY ZONE .......................... 10/29/2000

09–00–115 ........ NAVY PIER, LAKE MICHIGAN CHICAGO HARBOR, IL ....................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 11/04/2000

09–00–117 ........ LAKE MICHIGAN, CHICAGO HARBOR, IL ............................................ SAFETY ZONE .............................. 11/11/2000

09–00–118 ........ CHICAGO RIVER .................................................................................... SECURITY ZONE .......................... 11/10/2000

09–00–119 ........ CHICAGO RIVER, CHICAGO, IL ............................................................ SAFETY ZONE .............................. 11/18/2000

09–00–123 ........ LAKE ERIE, MAUMEE RIVER, OHIO .................................................... SAFETY ZONE .............................. 12/31/2000

11–00–013 ........ MARE ISLAND STRAIT, NAPA RIVER, CA ........................................... DRAWBRIDGE OPERATION ........ 11/04/2000

[FR Doc. 01–3897 Filed 2–15–01; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4910–15–M

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Forest Service

36 CFR Part 242

Subsistence Management Regulations

for Public Lands in Alaska

CFR Correction

In Title 36 of the Code of Federal

Regulations, parts 200 to 299, revised as

of July 1, 2000, on page 213, § 242.24 is

corrected by adding paragraph (a)

introductory text, revising paragraph

(a)(2) and adding paragraph (a)(3) to

read as follows:

§ 242.24 Customary and traditional use

determinations.

(a) The Federal Subsistence Board has

determined that rural Alaska residents

of the listed communities, areas, and

individuals have customary and

traditional use of the specified species

on Federal public land in the specified

areas. Persons granted individual

customary and traditional use

determinations will be notified in

writing by the Board. The Fish and

Wildlife Service and the local NPS

Superintendent will maintain the list of

individuals having customary and

traditional use on National Parks and

Monuments. A copy of the list is

available upon request. When there is a

determination for specific communities

or areas of residence in a Unit, all other

communities not listed for that species

in that Unit have no Federal subsistence

for that species in that Unit. If no

determination has been made for a

species in a Unit, all rural Alaska

residents are eligible to harvest fish or

wildlife under this part.

* * * * *

(2) Fish determinations.

Area Species Determination

KOTZEBUE AREA ............................................. All fish .............................................................. Residents of the Kotzebue Area.

NORTON SOUND—PORT CLARENCE AREA All fish .............................................................. Residents of the Norton Sound-Port Clarence

Area.

YUKON-NORTHERN AREA:

Yukon River drainage ................................. Salmon, other than Yukon River Fall Chum

salmon.

Residents of the Yukon Area, including the

community of Stebbins.

Yukon River drainage ................................. Yukon River Fall chum salmon ........................ Residents of the Yukon River drainage, including the communities of Stebbins,

Scammon Bay, Hooper Bay, and Chevak.