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494 Part 679—Fisheries of the Ex Pt. 679 50 CFR Ch. VI (10–1–19 Edition) 679.55 Observer fees. PART 679—FISHERIES OF THE EX- Subpart F—American Fisheries Act and Aleutian Island Directed Pollock Fish- CLUSIVE ECONOMIC ZONE OFF ery Management Measures ALASKA 679.60 Authority and related regulations. Subpart A—General 679.61 Formation and operation of fishery cooperatives. Sec. 679.62 Inshore sector cooperative allocation 679.1 Purpose and scope. program. 679.2 Definitions. 679.63 Catch weighing requirements for ves- 679.3 Relation to other laws. sels and processors. 679.4 Permits. 679.64 Harvesting sideboard limits in other 679.5 Recordkeeping and reporting. fisheries. 679.6 Exempted fisheries. 679.65 Bering Sea Chinook Salmon Bycatch 679.7 Prohibitions. Management Program Economic Data 679.8 Facilitation of enforcement. Report (Chinook salmon EDR program). 679.9 Penalties. 679.66 AFA cost recovery. 679.67 Aleutian Islands pollock cost recov- Subpart B—Management Measures ery. 679.20 General limitations. Subpart G—Rockfish Program 679.21 Prohibited species bycatch manage- ment. 679.80 Allocation and transfer of rockfish 679.22 Closures. QS. 679.23 Seasons. 679.81 Rockfish Program annual harvester 679.24 Gear limitations. privileges. 679.25 Inseason adjustments. 679.82 Rockfish Program use caps and 679.26 Prohibited Species Donation Pro- sideboard limits. gram. 679.83 Rockfish Program entry level 679.27 Improved Retention/Improved Utili- longline fishery. zation Program. 679.84 Rockfish Program recordkeeping, 679.28 Equipment and operational require- permits, monitoring, and catch account- ments. ing. 679.85 Cost recovery. Subpart C—Western Alaska Community Development Quota Program Subpart H—Amendment 80 Program 679.30 [Reserved] 679.90 Allocation, use, and transfer of 679.31 CDQ and PSQ reserves, allocations, Amendment 80 QS permits. and transfers. 679.91 Amendment 80 Program annual har- 679.32 Groundfish and halibut CDQ catch vester privileges. monitoring. 679.92 Amendment 80 Program use caps and 679.33 CDQ cost recovery. sideboard limits. 679.93 Amendment 80 Program record- Subpart D—Individual Fishing Quota keeping, permits, monitoring, and catch Management Measures accounting. 679.94 Economic data report (EDR) for the 679.40 Sablefish and halibut QS. Amendment 80 sector and Gulf of Alaska 679.41 Transfer of quota shares and IFQ. Trawl Catcher/Processors. 679.42 Limitations on use of QS and IFQ. 679.95 Amendment 80 Program cost recov- 679.43 Determinations and appeals. ery. 679.44 Penalties. 679.45 IFQ cost recovery program. Subpart I—Equipment and Operational Re- Subpart E—North Pacific Observer Program quirements for the Longline Catcher/ Processor Subsector 679.50 Applicability. 679.51 Observer and Electronic Monitoring 679.100 Applicability. System requirements for vessels and plants. Subpart J—Gulf of Alaska Trawl Economic 679.52 Observer provider permitting and re- Data sponsibilities. 679.53 Observer certification and respon- 679.110 Gulf of Alaska Trawl Economic Data sibilities. Reports (EDRs). 679.54 Release of observer data to the pub- APPENDIX A TO PART 679—PERFORMANCE AND lic. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SCALES 494 VerDate Sep<11>2014 09:40 Dec 20, 2019 Jkt 247247 PO 00000 Frm 00504 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 Q:\50\50V13.TXT PC31 kpayne on VMOFRWIN702 with $$_JOB Fishery Conservation and Management Pt. 679 USED TO WEIGH CATCH AT SEA IN THE MATERIAL (SHOWN AS B) FOR MODIFIED GROUNDFISH FISHERIES OFF ALASKA NONPELAGIC TRAWL GEAR FIGURE 1 TO PART 679—BERING SEA AND ALEU- TABLE 1a TO PART 679—DELIVERY CONDITION* TIAN ISLANDS STATISTICAL AND REPORTING AND PRODUCT CODES AREAS TABLE 1b TO PART 679—DISCARD AND DISPOSI- FIGURE 2 TO PART 679—BSAI CATCHER VESSEL TION CODES OPERATIONAL AREA TABLE 1c TO PART 679—PRODUCT TYPE CODES FIGURE 3 TO PART 679—GULF OF ALASKA RE- TABLE 2a TO PART 679—SPECIES CODES: FMP PORTING AREAS GROUNDFISH FIGURE 4 TO PART 679—BSAI HERRING SAV- TABLE 2b TO PART 679—SPECIES CODE: FMP INGS AREAS PROHIBITED SPECIES AND CR CRAB FIGURE 5 TO PART 679—KODIAK ISLAND TYPE TABLE 2c TO PART 679—SPECIES CODES: FMP 1, 2, AND 3 NONPELAGIC TRAWL CLOSURE FORAGE FISH SPECIES (ALL SPECIES OF STATUS AND MARMOT BAY TANNER CRAB THE FOLLOWING FAMILIES), GRENADIER PROTECTION AREA SPECIES, AND SQUIDS FIGURE 6 TO PART 679—LENGTH OVERALL OF TABLE 2d TO PART 679—SPECIES CODES: NON- VESSEL FMP SPECIES FIGURE 7 TO PART 679—LOCATION OF TRAWL TABLE 3 TO PART 679—PRODUCT RECOVERY GEAR TEST AREAS IN THE GOA AND THE RATES FOR GROUNDFISH SPECIES AND CON- BSAI VERSION RATES FOR PACIFIC HALIBUT FIGURE 8 TO PART 679—ALEUTIAN ISLANDS TABLE 4 TO PART 679—STELLER SEA LION CHINOOK SALMON SAVINGS AREA PROTECTION AREAS POLLOCK FISHERIES FIGURE 9 TO PART 679—CHUM SAVINGS AREA RESTRICTIONS (CSSA) OF THE CVOA TABLE 5 TO PART 679—STELLER SEA LION FIGURE 10 TO PART 679—PRIBILOF ISLANDS PROTECTION AREAS PACIFIC COD FISH- HABITAT CONSERVATION ZONE (PIHCZ) IN ERIES RESTRICTIONS THE BERING SEA TABLE 6 TO PART 679—STELLER SEA LION FIGURE 11 TO PART 679—RED KING CRAB SAV- PROTECTION AREAS ATKA MACKEREL FISH- INGS AREA (RKCSA) ERIES RESTRICTIONS FIGURE 12 TO PART 679—BRISTOL BAY TRAWL TABLE 7 TO PART 679—COMMUNITY DEVELOP- CLOSURE AREA MENT QUOTA GROUPS AND COMMUNITIES FIGURE 13 TO PART 679—BSAI C. OPILIO TAN- ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CDQ NER CRAB BYCATCH LIMITATIONS ZONE PROGRAM FIGURE 14 TO PART 679—SABLEFISH REGU- TABLE 8 TO PART 679—HARVEST ZONE CODES LATORY AREAS FOR USE WITH VESSEL ACTIVITY REPORTS FIGURE 15 TO PART 679—REGULATORY AREAS TABLE 9 TO PART 679—GROUNDFISH LLP LI- FOR THE PACIFIC HALIBUT FISHERY CENSES ELIGIBLE FOR USE IN THE BSAI FIGURE 16 TO PART 679—BERING SEA HABITAT LONGLINE CATCHER/PROCESSOR SUB- CONSERVATION AREA SECTOR, COLUMN A. X INDICATES WHETHER FIGURE 17 TO PART 679—NORTHERN BERING COLUMN B OR COLUMN C APPLIES. SEA RESEARCH AREA AND SAINT LAW- TABLE 10 TO PART 679—GULF OF ALASKA RENCE ISLAND HABITAT CONSERVATION RETAINABLE PERCENTAGES AREA (HCA) TABLE 11 TO PART 679—BSAI RETAINABLE FIGURE 18 TO PART 679—SITKA PINNACLES MA- PERCENTAGES RINE RESERVE TABLE 12 TO PART 679—STELLER SEA LION FIGURE 19 TO PART 679—SHELIKOF STRAIT PROTECTION AREAS, 3NM NO GROUNDFISH CONSERVATION AREA FISHING SITES FIGURE 20 TO PART 679—STELLER SEA LION TABLE 13 TO PART 679—TRANSFER FORM SUM- CONSERVATION AREA (SCA) OF THE BERING MARY SEA TABLE 14a TO PART 679—PORT OF LANDING FIGURE 21 TO PART 679—NUNIVAK ISLAND, CODES, ALASKA ETOLIN STRAIT, AND KUSKOKWIM BAY TABLE 14b TO PART 679—PORT OF LANDING HABITAT CONSERVATION AREA CODES: NON-ALASKA FIGURE 22 TO PART 679 [RESERVED] TABLE 14c TO PART 679—AT-SEA OPERATION FIGURE 23 TO PART 679—SALMON MANAGE- TYPE CODES TO BE USED AS PORT CODES MENT AREA FOR VESSELS MATCHING THIS TYPE OF OP- FIGURE 24 TO PART 679—ARCTIC MANAGEMENT ERATION AREA TABLE 15 TO PART 679—GEAR CODES, DESCRIP- FIGURE 25 TO PART 679—ELEVATING DEVICE TIONS, AND USE CLEARANCE MEASUREMENT LOCATIONS FOR TABLE 16 TO PART 679—AREA CODES AND DE- MODIFIED NONPELAGIC TRAWL GEAR SCRIPTIONS FOR USE WITH STATE OF ALAS- FIGURE 26 TO PART 679—MODIFIED NON- KA ADF&G COMMERCIAL OPERATOR’S AN- PELAGIC TRAWL GEAR NUAL REPORT (COAR) FIGURE 27 TO PART 679—LOCATIONS FOR MEAS- TABLE 17 TO PART 679—PROCESS CODES FOR URING MAXIMUM CROSS SECTIONS OF LINE USE WITH STATE OF ALASKA COMMERCIAL MATERIAL (SHOWN AS A) AND SUPPORTING OPERATOR’S ANNUAL REPORT (COAR) 495 VerDate Sep<11>2014 09:40 Dec 20, 2019 Jkt 247247 PO 00000 Frm 00505 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 Q:\50\50V13.TXT PC31 kpayne on VMOFRWIN702 with $$_JOB Pt. 679 50 CFR Ch. VI (10–1–19 Edition) TABLE 18 TO PART 679—REQUIRED BUYING AND TABLE 35 TO PART 679—APPORTIONMENT OF PRODUCTION FORMS FOR USE WITH STATE CRAB PSC AND HALIBUT PSC BETWEEN OF ALASKA COMMERCIAL OPERATOR’S AN- THE AMENDMENT 80 AND BSAI TRAWL LIM- NUAL REPORT (COAR) ITED ACCESS SECTORS TABLE 19 TO PART 679—SEABIRD AVOIDANCE TABLE 36 TO PART 679—PERCENTAGE OF CRAB GEAR CODES AND HALIBUT PSC LIMIT ASSIGNED TO TABLE 20 TO PART 679—SEABIRD AVOIDANCE EACH AMENDMENT 80 SPECIES GEAR REQUIREMENTS FOR VESSELS, BASED TABLE 37 TO PART 679—GOA AMENDMENT 80 ON AREA, GEAR, AND VESSEL TYPE. (SEE SIDEBOARD LIMIT FOR GROUNDFISH FOR § 679.24(e) FOR COMPLETE SEABIRD AVOID- THE AMENDMENT 80 SECTOR ANCE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS; SEE TABLE 38 TO PART 679—GOA AMENDMENT 80 679.24(e)(1) FOR APPLICABLE FISHERIES SIDEBOARD LIMIT FOR HALIBUT PSC FOR TABLE 21 TO PART 679—ELIGIBLE COMMU- THE AMENDMENT 80 SECTOR NITIES, HALIBUT IFQ REGULATORY AREA TABLE 39 TO PART 679—AMENDMENT 80 VES- LOCATION, COMMUNITY GOVERNING BODY SELS THAT MAY BE USED TO DIRECTED THAT RECOMMENDS THE CQE, AND THE FISH FOR FLATFISH IN THE GOA FISHING PROGRAMS AND ASSOCIATED TABLE 40 TO PART 679—BSAI HALIBUT PSC AREAS WHERE A CQE REPRESENTING AN SIDEBOARD LIMITS FOR AFA CATCHER/ ELIGIBLE COMMUNITY MAY BE PERMITTED PROCESSORS AND AFA CATCHER VESSELS TO PARTICIPATE TABLE 41 TO PART 679—BSAI CRAB PSC SIDEBOARD LIMITS FOR AFA CATCHER/ TABLE 22 TO PART 679—ALASKA SEAMOUNT PROCESSORS AND AFA CATCHER VESSELS HABITAT PROTECTION AREAS TABLE 42 TO PART 679—BERING SEA HABITAT TABLE 23 TO PART 679—ALEUTIAN ISLANDS CONSERVATION AREA CORAL HABITAT PROTECTION AREAS TABLE 43 TO PART 679—NORTHERN BERING SEA TABLE 24 TO PART 679—EXCEPT AS NOTED, LO- RESEARCH AREA CATIONS IN THE ALEUTIAN ISLANDS HABI- TABLE 44 TO PART 679—NUNIVAK ISLAND, TAT CONSERVATION AREA OPEN TO NON- ETOLIN STRAIT, AND KUSKOKWIM BAY PELAGIC TRAWL FISHING HABITAT CONSERVATION AREA TABLE 25 TO PART 679—BOWERS RIDGE HABI- TABLE 45 TO PART 679—ST.
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