U.S. Department of Homeland Security United States Coast Guard

LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS District: 7 Week: 16/12 Issued by: Commander, Seventh Coast Guard District Brickell Plaza Federal Building 909 SE 1st Avenue, Room 406 Miami, Florida 33131-3028 Telephone (305) 415-6750 Fax (305) 415-6757 Business hours 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday Command Center (305) 415-6800 (after business hours, emergencies, nights/weekends and holidays)

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 168-12 to 179-12 - SECTOR CHARLESTON (CHA) BNM 088-12 to 097-12 - SECTOR JACKSONVILLE (JAX) BNM 130-12 to 140-12 - SECTOR MIAMI (MIA) BNM 094-12 to 1044-12 - SECTOR (KWT) BNM 092-12 to 093-12 - SECTOR ST.PETERSBURG (STP) BNM 432-12 to 455-12 - SECTOR SAN JUAN (SJN) BNM 055-12 to 059-12

Unless otherwise indicated, missing and destroyed structures are presumed to be in the immediate vicinity, mariners should proceed with caution. REPORT DISCREPANCIES IN AIDS TO NAVIGATION TO THE NEAREST COAST GUARD UNIT Questions, comments or additional information regarding the LNM : [email protected] or call (305) 415-6752.

REFERENCES: Light List, Vol. III, Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, 2012 Edition (COMDTPUB P16502.3). U.S. Coast Pilot 4, Atlantic Coast: Cape Henry, VA to Key West, FL 2011 (43rd Edition). U.S. Coast Pilot 5, Atlantic Coast: Gulf of Mexico, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands 2011 (39th Edition). http://www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/nsd/cpdownload.htm

The Local Notice to Mariners is available online at http://navcen.uscg.gov/?pageName=lnmDistrict®ion=7 the 2011 Light List Books are available for electronic viewing and download via the Navigation Center website at the following link: http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/?pageName=lightLists The U.S. Coast Guard Navigation Center (NAVCEN) is the official government source of information for civil users of the Global Positioning System (GPS). The Navigation information Service (NIS) is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for all Radio Navigation and maritime related needs via phone, fax or e-mail. The NIS provides users the ability to access real time or archived GPS, NDGPS, DGPS and LNM information at http://www.navcen.uscg.gov as well as subscribe to an automated list service which enables users to receive GPS status messages and Notice to NAVSTAR Users (NANU) messages via direct Internet e-mail. The NAVCEN also disseminates GPS, DGPS safety advisory broadcasts messages through USCG broadcast stations utilizing VHF-FM voice, HS-SSB voice, and NAVTEX broadcasts. The broadcasts provide the GPS and DGPS user in the marine environment with the current status of the navigation systems, as well as any planned/unplanned system outages that could affect GPS and DGPS navigational accuracy. To comment on any of these services or ask questions about the service offered, contact NAVCEN at: Commanding Officer, U.S. Coast Guard NAVCEN (NIS) MS7310 7323 Telegraph Road Alexandria, VA 20598-7310 Phone: (703) 313-5900 FAX: (703) 313-5920 Internet: http://www.navcen.uscg.gov

Page 1 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 ABBREVIATIONS A through H I through O P through Z

ADRIFT - Buoy Adrift I - Interrupted PRIV - Private Aid AICW - Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway ICW - Intracoastal Waterway Q - Quick Al - Alternating IMCH - Improper Characteristic R - Red B - Buoy INL - Inlet RACON - Radar Transponder Beacon BKW - Breakwater INOP - Not Operating Ra ref - Radar reflector bl - Blast INT - Intensity RBN - Radio Beacon BNM - Broadcast Notice to Mariner ISL - Islet REBUILT - Aid Rebuilt bu - Blue Iso - Isophase RECOVERED - Aid Recovered C - Canadian kHz - Kilohertz RED - Red Buoy CHAN - Channel LAT - Latitude REFL - Reflective CGD - Coast Guard District LB - Lighted Buoy RRL - Range Rear Light C/O - Cut Off LBB - Lighted Bell Buoy RELIGHTED - Aid Relit CONT - Contour LHB - Lighted Horn Buoy RELOC - Relocated CRK - Creek LGB - Lighted Gong Buoy RESET ON STATION - Aid Reset on Station CONST - Construction LONG - Longitude RFL - Range Front Light DBN/Dbn - Daybeacon LNM - Local Notice to Mariners RIV - River DBD/DAYBD - Dayboard LT - Light s - seconds DEFAC - Defaced LT CONT - Light Continuous SEC - Section DEST - Destroyed LTR - Letter SHL - Shoaling DISCON - Discontinued LWB - Lighted Whistle Buoy si - silent DMGD/DAMGD - Damaged LWP - Left Watching Properly SIG - Signal ec - eclipse MHz - Megahertz SND - Sound EST - Established Aid MISS/MSNG - Missing SPM - Single Point Mooring Buoy ev - every Mo - Morse Code SS - Sound Signal EVAL - Evaluation MSLD - Misleading STA - Station EXT - Extinguished N/C - Not Charted STRUCT - Structure F - Fixed NGA - National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency St M - Statute Mile fl - flash NO/NUM - Number TEMP - Temporary Aid Change Fl - Flashing NOS - National Ocean Service TMK - Topmark G - Green NW - Notice Writer TRLB - Temporarily Replaced by Lighted Buoy GIWW - Gulf Intracoastal Waterway OBSCU - Obscured TRLT - Temporarily Replaced by Light HAZ - Hazard to Navigation OBST - Obstruction TRUB - Temporarily Replaced by Unlighted Buoy HBR - Harbor OBSTR - Obstruction USACE - Army Corps of Engineers HOR - Horizontal Clearance Oc - Occulting W - White HT - Height ODAS - Anchored Oceanographic Data Buoy Y - Yellow

Additional Abbreviations Specific to this LNM Edition: None

SECTION I - SPECIAL NOTICES This section contains information of special concern to the Mariner.

NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT WHALES WARNING ENDANGERED NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT WHALES From November to April the coastal waters from South Carolina to Central Florida, are used as calving grounds by the critically endangered right whale. Right whales, including females with very young calves, may be encountered in offshore and coastal waters. Right whales are slow moving and at risk of serious injury or death due to collisions with vessels. U.S. law (50 CFR 224.105) prohibits operating vessels 65 feet (19.8M) or greater in excess of 10 knots in specific managed locations along the U.S. East Coast during times when right whales are likely to be present. See “Compliance Guide for Right Whale Ship Strike Reduction Rule” (available at http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/pdfs/shipstrike/compliance_guide.pdf) for specific times, areas, and exceptions to this law. Intentionally approaching within 500 yards of right whales is prohibited and is a violation of U.S. law. A minimum distance of 500 yards must be maintained from a sighted right whale unless hazardous to the vessel or its occupants. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recommend operators assume that any whale sighting is a right whale. In areas outside of seasonally managed areas that are used by right whales, NOAA also recommends avoiding vessel operations in low visibility and using speeds of 10 knots or less when consistent with safety of navigation. Please report all right whale sightings and collisions to 877-433-8299 or the Coast Guard via channel 16. The WHALESSOUTH Mandatory Ship Reporting area is active from November 15 to April 16. MSR arrival reports can be sent via TELEX number 48156090 or email to [email protected]. NOAA recommends operators use two-way whale avoidance routes within the WHALESSOUTH MSR area. For more information, consult the U.S. Coast Pilot.

Page 2 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 CHANGES TO BROADCAST OF WEATHER FORECASTS FOR THE OFFSHORE SW NORTH Effective April 3, 2012 at 2:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) or 1800 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), the Tropical Analysis and Forecast Branch (TAFB) of the National Hurricane Center will reconfigure its marine zones for the offshore waters in the and SW North Atlantic, and the Gulf of Mexico. The existing nine (9) zones will be reconfigured into twenty-four (24) zones. This greater number of zones will result in a number of improved products and services. For further information: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/om/notification/scn11-40marine.htm

Effective April 3, 2012 at 1800 UTC, in order to better meet the time constraints for voice broadcast via the U.S. Coast Guard from the USCG Communications Stations in New Orleans and Chesapeake, VA, and USCG Sector stations, two new products will be broadcast in lieu of the current Offshore Waters Forecasts for the SW North Atlantic and Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico. These products will combine forecasts for the 32 zones in such a way that they will be similar to the Offshore Waters Forecasts before reconfiguration.

Effective April 3, 2012 at 1800 UTC the NAVTEX forecasts will be reconfigured to limit coverage to within 200 NM of the coasts assigned to New Orleans, Miami and San Juan transmitters. Specifically, the forecast area for the New Orleans transmitter will cover the northern Gulf of Mexico from the Suwanee River, FL to the mouth of the Rio Grande, out 200 NM. The Miami NAVTEX forecast area will cover the waters around the peninsula of Florida from Suwanee River on the Gulf Coast, to Flagler Beach on the Atlantic Coast, out 200 NM. The San Juan forecast area will cover the waters within 200 NM of the San Juan transmitter, to include the Mona Passage and part of the Anegada Passage. This reconfiguration will better conform to the range of the transmitters, provide more detailed information along the immediate coast and better meet broadcast time constraints.

Effective April 3, 2012 at 1800 UTC the order of charts transmitted via radiofax from New Orleans will be modified to better align workflow with the suite of enhanced text products which are to be implemented at that time. The new broadcast schedule may be found at http://weather.noaa.gov/fax/marine.shtml and will be broadcast on-air beginning on or about March 28, 2012.

LNM: 09/12

RADIOTELEPHONE DISTRESS WATCHKEEPING Mariners are advised that calls to the Coast Guard on the international radiotelephone distress frequency 2182 kHz may not be reliably received by the Coast Guard. Areas where maritime broadcasts on 2670 kHz are being received satisfactorily by mariners should not be affected. Similarly, mariners using high frequency (HF) radiotelephones equipped with digital selective calling (DSC) capable of operating on the 4, 6, 8, 12 and 16 MHz distress frequencies should not be affected. Coast Guard watch keeping services on these HF radiotelephone and DSC distress frequencies are posted at http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/?pageName=cgcommsCall.

Mariners who receive a distress alert or call that has not been acknowledged by the Coast Guard are asked to assist if possible and advise the nearest Coast Guard unit using whatever means is practicable.

LNM: 12/12

SEACOAST-FLORIDA-PALM SHORES-WEST PALM BEACH-LAKE WORTH INLET: Semi-Submersible Testing Lockheed Martin – Riviera Beach in conjunction with the United States Navy will be conducting offshore testing of an unmanned, remotely piloted, semi-submersible vehicle 1 to 5 miles offshore from the Lake Worth Inlet to Boynton Beach Inlet. Operations will take place beginning January 1, 2012 and ending December 31, 2012. The Lockheed Martin RHIB and Sea Tow RHIB vessels will support the semi-submersible and will be in constant radio contact with the operations crew and equipped with a remote kill switch. They will also be monitoring VHF channel 16. Mariners are advised to stay clear of the RHIB boats, the semi-submersible vehicle and posted dive flags by at least 200 yards. For futher information please contact Sea Ops Division, Mr. Donny Jones 561-494-2245. LNM: 52/11

PUERTO RICO-ISLE DE VIEQUES-HAZARD TO NAVIGATION: Unexploded Ordnance Unexploded Ordnance has been reported 600 YD south of Bahia De La Chiva in waters surrounding Isla Chiva. Vessels and persons are advised to keep a standoff distance of at least 300 YD radius from position 18-06-30N 065-23W. Vessels and persons are cautioned not to transit, anchor, or swim in waters surrounding Isla Chiva. [Ref: SSJ BNM 064-11] LNM: 12/11

SECTION II - DISCREPANCIES This section lists all reported and corrected discrepancies related to Aids to Navigation in this edition. A discrepancy is a change in the status of an aid to navigation that differs from what is published or charted.

DISCREPANCIES (FEDERAL AIDS)

Page 3 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 LLNR Aid Name Status Chart No. BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End 575 St. Johns Light LT EXT 11491 136-12 JAX 15/12 585 St Augustine Lighted Whistle Buoy STA REDUCED INT 11488 156-11 JAX 21/11 645 Southeast Outer Shoal Lighted Buoy 2 MISSING 11481 137-12 JAX 30/11 660 Bethel Shoal Lighted Buoy 10 OFF STA 11474 177-11 MIA 37/11 840 NOAA Data Lighted Buoy 41009 LT EXT 11411 350-10 JAX 01/11 845 NOAA Data Lighted Buoy 41010 LT EXT 11480 188-11 JAX 23/11 930 Triumph Reef Light 2tr LT EXT 11465 053-12 MIA 10/12 945 LT IMCH 11451 293-11 KWT 29/11 1040 Key West Entrance Lighted Whistle Buoy REDUCED INT 11447 275-11 KWT 44/11 KW 1080 Twenty Eight Foot Shoal Lighted Buoy 2 RAC INOP 11439 225-11 KWT 35/11 1090 LT EXT 11439 146-10 KWT 07/10 1185 Pulaski Shoal Light LT EXT 11438 091-12 CCGD7 07/12 1390 Tampa Bay Lighted Buoy T LT EXT 11415 315-12 STP 11/12 1875 Winyah Bay Range A Front Light LT EXT/STRUCT DMGD 11532 267-11 38/11 1880 Winyah Bay Range A Rear Light LT EXT 11532 260-11 CHA 38/11 1910 Winyah Bay Range B Front Light STRUCT DEST 11532 N/A 29/11 2510 Charleston Harbor North Channel OFF STA 11523 077-12 CHA 12/12 Lighted Buoy 29 4038 Old House Creek Buoy 14 OFF STA 11517 086-12 CHA 15/12 4800 Long Island Crossing Upper Range STRUCT MISSING 11507 089-12 CHA 16/12 Front Light 5080 Port Wentworth Channel Range A Front MISSING 11514 324-11 CHA 46/11 Light 5680 Wassaw Island Light 17 TRLB 11512 162-11 CHA 25/11 5835 Sapelo Sound Buoy S MISSING 11510 177-11 CHA 27/11 5860 Sapelo Sound Buoy 8 ADRIFT 11507 236-11 CHA 33/11 6060 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted OFF STA 11506 090-12 JAX 16/12 Buoy 6 6120 St Simons North Tower Light MSLD SIG/REDUCED INT 11489 067-12 CHA 06/12 6190 St Simons Sound Lighted Buoy 22 OFF STA 11489 N/A 33/11 6235 Brunswick Point Cut Range Rear REDUCED INT 11489 N/A 16/12 Light 6240 Turtle River Lower Range Front Light TRLT/DBN DMGD 11506 069-12 CHA 31/11 6250 Plantation Creek Daybeacon 1 TRUB 11489 301-11 CHA 43/11 6410 St Andrew Sound Buoy 2 OFF STA 11504 098-11 CHA 15/11 6425 St Andrew Sound Buoy 7 ADRIFT 11502 126-11 CHA 10/11 6625 St Marys South Jetty Buoy D MISSING 11503 289-11 JAX 35/11 7020 Kings Bay Light 54 LT EXT/STRUCT DMGD 11503 074-08 JAX 11/08 7205 Pilot Town Cut Range Rear Light LT EXT 11491 132-12 JAX 16/12 7280 Mile Point Lighted Buoy 24 SINKING 11491 107-12 JAX 13/12 7360 Fulton Cutoff Light 36 TRLB 11491 135-12 JAX 16/12 7950 NINE MILE POINT LIGHT 36 STRUCT DMGD 11487 123-12 JAX 15/12 8820 Volusia Light 23 LT EXT 11495 12/12 9475 St Augustine Lighted Whistle Buoy STA REDUCED INT 11488 156-11 JAX 21/11 9485 St Augustine Inlet Buoy 3 TRUB 11485 342-11 JAX 41/11 9490 St Augustine Inlet Buoy 4 TRUB 11485 424-11 JAX 50/11 9495 St Augustine Inlet Lighted Buoy 5 TRLB 11485 393-11 JAX 46/11 9520 Ponce De Leon Inlet North Jetty Light STRUCT DEST/LT EXT 11485 341-11 JAX 41/11 9530 Ponce De Leon Inlet Lighted Buoy 4 OFF STA 11485 117-12 JAX 14/12 9535.1 Ponce De Leon Inlet Buoy 5 MISSING 11485 339-11 JAX 41/11 9540 Ponce De Leon Inlet Lighted Buoy 7 TRLB 11485 125-12 JAX 15/12 10135 St Lucie Inlet Daybeacon 7 TRUB 11472 090-11 MIA 21/11 10170 St Lucie Inlet Daybeacon 17 TRUB 11472 188-11 MIA 41/11 10330 Port Everglades Light 4 TRLB 11470 001-12 MIA 01/12 10465 Miami Main Channel Entrance Range TRLT 11468 157-11 MIA 34/11 Rear Light

Page 4 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 10705 Dodge Island Turning Basin Daybeacon STRUCT MISSING 11468 050-12 MIA 09/12 B 10845.5 Biscayne Channel Daybeacon 11 STRUCT DEST 11469 N/A 30/11 11190 Angelfish Creek Daybeacon 2A TRLB 11463 033-12 MIA 06/12 11790 Largo Sound Channel Daybeacon 6 TRLB/HAZ NAV 11464 042-12 KWT 09/12 11800 Largo Sound Channel Daybeacon 7 TRLB/HAZ NAV 11464 032-12 KWT 09/12 11815 Largo Sound Channel Light 9 TRLB 11464 270-11 SKW 12/11 12505 Knight Key Shoal Light TRLB 11449 041-12 KWT 09/12 14650 Safe Harbor Channel Light 3 TRLB 11441 162-11 KWT 28/11 14660 Safe Harbor Channel Daybeacon 5 TRLB 11441 027-12 KWT 06/12 14800 Key West Entrance Lighted Whistle Buoy REDUCED INT 11447 275-11 KWT 44/11 KW 15110 Key West Southwest Channel Buoy A MISSING 11441 070-12 KWT 13/12 15160 Key West Northwest Channel Entrance LT EXT 11441 087-12 KWT 15/12 Lighted Bell Buoy 1 15175 Key West Northwest Channel Jetty Light TRLB 11441 008-11 KWT 04/11 A 15505 Dry Tortugas Southwest Channel TRUB 11438 047-12 KWT 10/12 Daybeacon 3 15725 Coot Bay Buoy 1 MISSING 11433 061-12 KWT 12/12 15735 Coot Bay Buoy 3 MISSING 11433 032-12 MIA 06/12 15850 Cormorant Pass Daybeacon 42 DBN DEST 11432 N/A 15/12 17170 Big Marco Pass-Gordon Pass Daybeacon DBN DMGD 11430 037-12 MIA 06/12 5 17200 Big Marco Pass-Gordon Pass Daybeacon TRUB 11430 165-12 STP 05/12 15 17350 Big Marco Pass-Gordon Pass Daybeacon TRUB 11430 165-12 STP 06/12 49 17990 San Carlos Bay Light SC STRUCT DMGD 11427 276-12 STP 10/12 18065 San Carlos Bay Daybeacon 11 TRUB 11427 127-12 STP 05/12 21170 Peace River Daybeacon 17 TRUB 11426 1179-11 STP 47/11 21915 Manatee River Daybeacon 11 TRLB 11415 424-12 STP 15/12 22225 Tampa Bay Lighted Buoy T LT EXT 11415 315-12 STP 11/12 22255 Egmont Channel Lighted Buoy 6 LT EXT 11415 455-12 STP 16/12 22555 Port Manatee Channel Light 12 TRLB 11416 428-12 STP 15/12 24735 Point Pinellas Channel Light 7 TRLB/HAZ NAV 11415 1358-11 STP 51/11 24735.4 Point Pinellas Channel Light 12 TRLB 11415 036-12 STP 02/12 25730 Clearwater Marina Channel Daybeacon TRUB 11411 333-12 STP 12/12 2 28415 Homosassa Bay Buoy 20 TRUB 11409 143-12 STP 05/12 28440 Homosassa River Daybeacon 30 TRLB 11409 417-12 STP 15/12 28450 Homosassa River Daybeacon 32 STRUCT MISSING 11409 N/A 16/12 28565 Homosassa River Daybeacon 57 TRLB 11409 1381-10 STP 48/10 29595 Withlacoochee River Entrance TRLB 11408 1033-11 STP 41/11 Daybeacon 36A 30580.2 Steinhatchee River Buoy 41 MISSING 11407 1334-11 STP 52/11 30733 Puerto Arecibo Buoy 4 MISSING 25668 009-11 SJN 04/11 30815 San Juan Harbor Anchorage F Lighted LT EXT 25670 043-12 SJN 12/12 Buoy A 30835 San Juan Harbor Anchorage E Buoy A MISSING 25670 N/A 08/12 31130 Boca De Cangrejos Lighted Buoy BC MISSING 25668 319-11 SJN 01/12 31140 Punta Picua Lighted Buoy WR 2 ADRIFT 25650 218-11 SJN 37/11 31165 Las Croabas Daybeacon 1 STRUCT DEST 25667 042-11 SJN 09/11 31360 Bajos Largo Lighted Buoy 3 SINKING/LT EXT 25663 083-11 SJN 15/11 31375 Cabeza De Perro Light LT EXT 25664 172-11 SJN 30/11 31565 Radas Roosevelt Passage Lighted Buoy SINKING/LT EXT 25664 021-12 SJN 19/11 3 31660 Punta Carenero Buoy 12 MISSING 25654 158-11 SJN 28/11 31695 Sail Rock Lighted Buoy 1 LT EXT 25641 001-12 SJN 01/12 31700 Bajos Grampus South Lighted Buoy 2 MISSING 25650 051-11 SJN 10/11

Page 5 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 32350 Bahia De Mayaguez Entrance Lighted LT EXT 25673 309-11 SJN 50/11 Buoy 4 32865 Christiansted Harbor Channel Lighted OFF STA 25645 313-11 SJN 52/11 Buoy 1 35290 Coosaw River Daybeacon 199 STRUCT MISSING 11518 085-12 CHA 07/12 35360 Brickyard Creek Light 220 OFF STA 11518 088-12 CHA 15/12 35435 Beaufort River Daybeacon 233 TRUB 11518 059-12 CHA 09/12 35605 Sound Light 1 TRUB 11507 118-11 CHA 20/11 35910 Elba Island Cut Daybeacon 14 STRUCT MISSING 11507 087-12 CHA 15/12 35985 Wilmington River Range Front MISSING 11507 298-11 CHA 42/11 Daybeacon B 36175 Skidaway Narrows Light 74 LT EXT 11507 084-12 CHA 15/12 36665.5 Sapelo River Daybeacon 150A TRUB 11507 047-12 CHA 40/11 36750 Old Teakettle Creek Daybeacon 164 TRUB 11507 279-11 CHA 40/11 36770 Old Teakettle Creek Daybeacon 168 TRUB 11507 317-11 CHA 45/11 36780 Old Teakettle Creek Daybeacon 172 DBN IMCH 11507 076-12 CHA 12/12 36945 Altamaha Sound Daybeacon 211 TRUB 11507 073-12 CHA 48/11 37260 St Simons Sound Lighted Buoy 22 OFF STA 11489 N/A 33/11 37384 St Andrew Sound Buoy 31A TRUB 11489 234-11 CHA 33/11 37420 Little Satilla River Daybeacon A3 TRUB 11489 075-12 JAX 09/12 37505 Floyd Creek Daybeacon A30 TRUB 11489 328-11 CHA 46/11 37675 Cumberland Sound Light 74 TRLB 11503 411-11 JAX 48/11 38690 Tolomato River Daybeacon 19 STRUCT MISSING 11489 138-12 JAX 16/12 38710 Tolomato River Daybeacon 24 STRUCT DEST/HAZ NAV 11489 130-12 JAX 15/12 39260 Matanzas River Light 26 TRLB 11485 110-12 JAX 13/12 41415 Indian River (North Section) Daybeacon TRUB 11485 052-12 JAX 06/12 44 42095 Indian River (North Section) Daybeacon STRUCT DEST 11485 115-12 JAX 14/12 72 43170 Indian River (South Section) Light 5 TRLB 11472 122-12 JAX 15/12 43385 Indian River (South Section) Daybeacon TRUB 11472 024-12 MIA 05/12 24 44815 Indian River (South Section) Daybeacon TRUB 11472 079-12 MIA 13/12 168 46080 South Jupiter Narrows Daybeacon 24 TRUB 11472 068-12 MIA 12/12 46385 Lake Worth Creek Daybeacon 10 TRUB 11472 064-12 MIA 11/12 46395 Lake Worth Creek Daybeacon 14 TRUB 11472 078-12 MIA 13/12 46410 Lake Worth Creek Daybeacon 18 TRUB 11472 059-12 MIA 10/12 47000 Lake Worth South Daybeacon 43 TRLB 11467 181-11 MIA 39/11 47200 Hillsboro River Daybeacon 68B TRLB 11467 011-12 MIA 03/12 47225 Hillsboro River Light 73 STRUCT DMGD 11467 101-12 MIA 16/12 47395 Stranahan River Daybeacon 23 TRUB 11470 219-11 MIA 44/11 47800 Biscayne Bay Daybeacon 4 TRLB/HAZ NAV 11467 183-11 MIA 40/11 47970 Miami Beach Channel Light 2 TRLB 11467 160-11 MIA 32/11 48360 Biscayne Bay Daybeacon 41 TRUB 11467 289-11 MIA 01/12 48920 Dinner Key Channel Daybeacon 2 TRUB 11465 030-12 MIA 06/12 50365 Blackwater Sound Light 38 LT EXT/DBN DMGD 11464 068-12 KWT 13/11 50695 Salerno Daybeacon 4 STRUCT MISSING 11472 020-12 MIA 05/12 51140 St Lucie Canal Daybeacon 40A TRLB 11428 168-11 MIA 36/11 51270 Clewiston Channel (Rt 1B) Daybeacon 4 TRUB 11428 004-11 MIA 02/11 54280 Caloosahatchee River Daybeacon 84 TRUB 11427 301-12 STP 11/12 54290 Caloosahatchee River Daybeacon 85 STRUCT MISSING 11427 301-12 STP 10/12 55620 Captiva Channel Daybeacon 5 TRUB 11427 1330-10 STP 47/10 58135 Venice Inlet-Siesta Key Light 41 DBN IMCH 11425 164-12 STP 06/12 59125 Siesta Key-Tampa Bay Daybeacon 25 TRUB/HAZ NAV 11425 237-12 STP 08/12 61715 Clearwater Harbor Daybeacon 2 TRUB 11411 334-12 STP 12/12

DISCREPANCIES (FEDERAL AIDS) CORRECTED

Page 6 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 LLNR Aid Name Status Chart No. BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End 4625 Jones Island Range Front Light WATCHING PROPERLY 11505 N/A 16/12 16/12 6060 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy RELIGHTED 11506 N/A 10/12 16/12 6 6880 Cumberland Sound Lower Range C WATCHING PROPERLY 11503 N/A 25/11 16/12 Range Front Light 6995 Kings Bay Light 46 REBUILT/REMAINS 11503 N/A 16/12 16/12 7150 St Johns River Lighted Buoy 8 RELIGHTED 11491 N/A 16/12 16/12 7590 Long Branch Lighted Buoy 71 WATCHING PROPERLY 11491 N/A 14/12 16/12 10575 Miami Main Channel Lighted Buoy 18 WATCHING PROPERLY 11468 N/A 16/12 16/12 15055 Garrison Bight Channel Light 21 WATCHING PROPERLY 11447 N/A 14/12 16/12 25705 Clearwater Pass Channel Light 8 RELIGHTED 11411 N/A 16/12 16/12 26180 Anclote River Light 9 WATCHING PROPERLY 11411 N/A 16/12 16/12 36465 St Catherines Sound Light 114 RELIGHTED 11507 N/A 16/12 16/12 36470 St Catherines Sound Light 114A WATCHING PROPERLY 11507 N/A 16/12 16/12 36475 North Newport River Light 116 RELIGHTED 11507 N/A 16/12 16/12 37405 Cumberland River Light 35 RELIGHTED 11489 N/A 09/12 16/12 37785 Cumberland Sound Lower Range C WATCHING PROPERLY 11503 N/A 25/11 16/12 Range Front Light 38100 South Amelia River Daybeacon 34 REBUILT/REMAINS 11489 N/A 04/12 16/12 41190 Indian River (North Section) Daybeacon WATCHING PROPERLY 11485 N/A 15/12 16/12 23 48490 Biscayne Bay Daybeacon 57 WATCHING PROPERLY 11468 N/A 15/12 16/12 59155 Siesta Key-Tampa Bay Light 27 RELIGHTED 11425 N/A 16/12 16/12 59340 Siesta Key-Tampa Bay Buoy 38A RESET ON STATION 11425 N/A 16/12 16/12

DISCREPANCIES (PRIVATE AIDS)

LLNR Aid Name Status Chart No. BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End 430 Georgia Fish Haven Buoy CCA-JL MISSING 11509 N/A 34/11 655 Sebastian Inlet North Jetty Light LT IMCH 11476 N/A 33/04 670 Scripps Wave Lighted Buoy B OFF STA 11474 046-12 MIA 08/12 772.1 Boca Raton Inlet North Jetty Light 2 STRUCT DEST/REDUCED INT 11466 36/11 774 Boca Raton Inlet South Jetty Light 1 LT EXT 11472 279-11 MIA 44/09 965.3 NOAA Life Support Lighted Buoy LT EXT 11463 021-11 SKW 06/11 Aquarius 967.6 Hens And Chickens Buoy D OFF STA 11442 091-09 KWT 14/09 1305.2 Gasparilla Island South Obstruction Light LT EXT 592-10 STP 20/10 1305.6 Gasparilla Island North Obstruction Light LT EXT 11425 593-10 STP 20/10 1387 USF COMPS Lighted Buoy C10 LT EXT 11424 108-09 STP 05/09 1387 USF COMPS Lighted Buoy C10 OFF STA 11424 1337-10 STP 47/10 1387.1 USF COMPS Lighted Buoy C12 ADRIFT 11400 878-11 STP 34/11 1410 Long Key North Breakwater Obstruction STRUCT DMGD 11415 N/A 09/10 Daybeacon 1430 Redington Shores Fishing Pier North LT EXT 11412 237-10 STP 09/10 Light 1525 Dunedin Fish Haven Center Buoy MISSING 11411 363-11 STP 13/11 2555.1 Charleston Harbor Marina South Pier LT EXT 11524 376-11 CHA 01/12 Light 2610 Arthur Ravenel Bridge Racon LT EXT/RAC INOP 11524 N/A 45/10 2675 Charleston Park Pier South Light LT EXT 11524 N/A 09/09 2815 U.S. South Navy Pier P Light (1) LT EXT 11524 N/A 28/05 2905.5 Mark Clark I-526 Bridge Racon LT EXT/RAC INOP 11524 017-11 CHA 04/11 3030 Wharf Alpha Fragment Bar Light (1) Status Unreported 11527 N/A 10/09 3035 Cooper River Pier A Light B Status Unreported 11527 N/A 10/09 3270 Cooper River Mon Sta Light C Status Unreported 11527 N/A 10/09 3285 Cooper River Mon Sta Light A Status Unreported 11527 N/A 10/09 3289.1 Upper Cooper River Daybeacon 31 DBN DEST 11527 186-05 CHA 23/05 4355 Baynard Cove Creek Daybeacon 4 DBN IMCH 11516 275-11 CHA 39/11

Page 7 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 4360 Baynard Cove Creek Daybeacon 6 DBN IMCH 11516 276-11 CHA 39/11 4375 Harbour Town Light 1 DBN IMCH 11512 N/A 09/09 4520 Palmetto Dunes Marina West Light 22 DBN IMCH 11516 273-11 CHA 39/11 4525 Palmetto Dunes Marina E Light 23 DBN IMCH 11516 274-11 CHA 39/11 4553 Savannah River Entrance Channel MISSING 11509 183-11 CHA 28/11 Special Purpose Lighted Buoy 6027 Cloister Hotel North Obstruction Light LT EXT 11508 N/A 17/05 6773 Cumberland Sound Shoal Light A LT EXT 11503 474-08 JAX 51/08 6830 St. Marys River East Mooring Lighted MISSING 11503 N/A 09/09 Buoy 6835 St. Marys River West Mooring Lighted MISSING 11503 N/A 09/09 Buoy 6867 Cumberland Sound Shoal Light D LT EXT/DBN DMGD 11503 213-11 JAX 26/11 7104 Soap Creek Light 1 LT EXT 11503 034-11 JAX 04/11 7104.3 Soap Creek Shoal Buoy B MISSING 11503 N/A 51/10 7393 Mill Cove Daybeacon 20 DBN IMCH 11491 N/A 24/09 8595 Glen Springs Run Buoy 1 MISSING 11495 N/A 34/10 8610 Silver Glen Springs Run Buoy 5 DBN DMGD 11495 N/A 45/07 8670 Silver Glen Springs Run Buoy 19 MISSING 11495 214-10 JAX 39/10 8740 Silver Glen Springs Run Buoy 9A MISSING 11495 299-10 JAX 47/10 8750 Silver Glen Springs Run Pref Buoy A MISSING 11495 299-10 JAX 47/10 9735 Sebastian Inlet Channel Buoy 2 LT EXT 11472 139-10 MIA 19/10 9735.1 Sebastian Inlet Channel Buoy 2A MISSING 38/11 9780 Sebastian Inlet Channel Daybeacon 11 STRUCT DEST 11472 154-11 MIA 32/11 9985.6 Fort Pierce City Marina Channel STRUCT DEST 11475 237-10 31/10 Daybeacon 6 9985.7 Fort Pierce City Marina Channel DBN DMGD 11475 026-12 MIA 06/12 Daybeacon 7 10005 Sailfish Point Marina Channel Daybeacon DBN DMGD 11472 082-10 MIA 13/10 1 10080 Sailfish Point Channel Daybeacon 16 STRUCT DEST 11472 088-10 MIA 13/10 10720 Msrc Boundary Daybeacon A DBN DEST 11468 271-08 MIA 28/08 11100 Caesar Creek Daybeacon 24 OFF STA 11464 056-11 MIA 13/11 11555 Garden Cove Daybeacon 4 DBN DEST 11463 N/A 31/09 11585 Garden Cove Daybeacon 10 DBN DEST 11464 149-11 KWT 26/11 11760 Molasses Reef North Obstruction DBN DEST 11451 N/A 09/06 Daybeacon 11765.3 Port Largo Channel Light 7 LT EXT 11464 186-10 KWT 36/10 11917.5 Mariners Club Marina Daybeacon 8 DBD DEST 11463 328-05 KWT 39/05 12020 Blue Water Trailer Vill Daybeacon 3 Status Unreported 11451 N/A 17/07 12085 Tavernier Creek Daybeacon 4 STRUCT DEST 11451 192-10 KWT 38/10 13190 Indian Key Channel Daybeacon 11 MISSING 11449 269-11 KWT 43/11 13850 Boot Key Channel Daybeacon 9 DBN DMGD 11449 109-08 KWT 27/08 13920 Ramrod Key Channel Daybeacon 1 MISSING 11446 N/A 03/06 13990 Kemp Channel Daybeacon 2 STRUCT DEST 11446 075-12 KWT 14/12 14073 Kemp Channel Daybeacon 19 DBN DEST 11445 183-10 KWT 36/10 14690 Key West Oceanside Marina Daybeacon DBN DMGD 11446 021-08 KEY 09/08 5 14705 Key West Oceanside Marina Daybeacon DBN DMGD 11445 N/A 09/08 9 14717 Cow Key Channel Daybeacon 3 STRUCT DEST 11445 243-11 KWT 38/11 14766 Cow Key Channel Daybeacon 22 DBN DMGD 11446 126-11 KWT 24/11 14766.3 Cow Key Channel Daybeacon 23 STRUCT MISSING 11446 073-12 KWT 14/12 14780 Casa Marina Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11446 N/A 45/07 14887 Fort Taylor West Obstruction Light LT EXT/DBN DEST 11447 N/A 45/07 14887.3 Fort Taylor Southwest Obstruction DBN DEST 11447 N/A 45/07 Daybeacon 14887.5 Fort Taylor Southeast Obstruction DBN DEST 11447 N/A 45/07 Daybeacon 15325 Lake Passage Channel Daybeacon 18 STRUCT DEST 11441 321-11 KWT 51/11

Page 8 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 16110 Boat Basin South DBN IMCH 11430 1303-04 STP 35/04 Channel Daybeacon 2 16120 National Park Service Boat Basin South DBN IMCH 11430 1304-04 STP 48/03 Channel Daybeacon 4 16135 National Park Service Boat Basin West DBN IMCH 11430 1302-04 STP 35/04 Channel Daybeacon 1 16145 National Park Service Boat Basin West DBN IMCH 11430 1301-04 STP 35/04 Channel Daybeacon 4 16150 National Park Service Boat Basin West DBN IMCH 11430 1300-04 STP 48/03 Channel Daybeacon 5 16160 National Park Service Boat Basin West DBN DEST 11430 1299-04 STP 48/03 Channel Daybeacon 7 16665 Blackwater River Daybeacon 56 DBN DEST 11430 N/A 13/06 16745 Caxambas Bay Daybeacon 18 DBN DEST 11429 N/A 47/08 16790.02 Snook Hole Channel Daybeacon 2 DBN DMGD 11430 N/A 47/08 16835 Moran'S Marina Channel Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11430 N/A 50/08 16845 Moran'S Marina Channel Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11430 N/A 50/08 16880 Big Marco River Daybeacon 21 DBN DMGD 11430 1246-11 STP 49/11 16901.3 Addison Bay Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11430 N/A 50/08 16901.7 Addison Bay Daybeacon 7 DBN DMGD 11430 N/A 50/08 16905 Caxambas Pass Entrance Light C DBN DEST 11430 N/A 44/05 16915 Caxambas Pass Daybeacon 2 DBN DEST 11430 N/A 47/08 16961 South Point North Obstruction DBN DEST 11430 N/A 09/09 Daybeacon 16962 South Point S. Obstruction Daybeacon DBN DEST 11430 N/A 09/09 16986 Royal Marco Point North Obstruction DBN DEST N/A 09/09 Daybeacon 16987 Royal Marco Point S. Obst. Daybeacon DBN DEST 11430 N/A 09/09 17015 Collier Bay Daybeacon 3 DBN DEST 11430 N/A 51/08 17025 Collier Bay Daybeacon 5 DBN DEST 11430 N/A 51/08 17030 Collier Bay Daybeacon 5A DBN DMGD 11430 629-10 STP 21/10 17035 Collier Bay Daybeacon 6 DBN DEST 11430 0269-08 STP 13/08 17065 Factory Bay West Channel Daybeacon 5 STRUCT MISSING 11430 716-10 STP 24/10 17150 Isles Of Capri Daybeacon 11 DBN DMGD 11430 N/A 21/10 17475 Gordon Pass North Jetty Obstruction Status Unreported 11430 318-07 STP 13/07 Daybeacon 17477 Gordon Pass South Jetty Obstruction DBD DMGD 11430 317-07 STP 13/07 Daybeacon B 17479 Gordon Pass South Jetty Obstruction DBD DEST 11430 316-07 STP 13/07 Daybeacon C 17480 Gordon Pass Channel Obstruction DBD DMGD 11430 315-07 STP 13/07 Daybeacon 17480.01 Gordon Pass North Obstruction Buoy Status Unreported 11430 314-07 STP 13/07 17480.02 Gordon Pass South Obstruction Buoy Status Unreported 11430 313-07 STP 13/07 17710 Doctors Pass Daybeacon 1A MISSING 11430 1160-06 STP 36/06 17760 Doctors Pass Daybeacon 12 MISSING 11430 1161-06 STP 36/06 18142.5 Bunche Beach Channel Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11427 864-07 STP 33/07 18143 Bunche Beach Channel Daybeacon 7 DBN DMGD 11427 STP 863-07 33/07 18143.3 Bunche Beach Channel Daybeacon 9 DBN DMGD 11427 862-07 STP 33/07 18143.5 Bunche Beach Channel Daybeacon 10 MISSING 11427 675-08 STP 29/08 18510 Hurricane Bay Dock Light DBN DEST 11427 218-09 STP 09/09 18995.01 Estero Pointe Channel Daybeacon 3 DBN DEST 11427 N/A 02/08 18995.05 Estero Pointe Channel Daybeacon 10 DBN DMGD 11427 594-11 STP 21/11 19235 Southern Passage Daybeacon 1 DBN IMCH 11427 264-09 STP 11/09 19240 Southern Passage Daybeacon 2 Status Unreported 11427 N/A 10/09 19325 Southern Passage Daybeacon 20 Status Unreported 11427 N/A 10/09 19480 Spring Creek Daybeacon 41 DBN DMGD 11427 654-11 STP 24/11 19510 Spring Creek Daybeacon 50 DBN DMGD 11427 653-11 STP 24/11 19515 Spring Creek Daybeacon 51 DBN DMGD 11427 652-11 STP 24/11 19875 Sanibel Marina Channel Daybeacon 2 STRUCT DEST 11427 N/A 09/10

Page 9 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 20000 Burnt Store Marina Light 2 STRUCT DEST 11425 446-10 STP 15/10 20075 Pirate Harbor Daybeacon 9 DBN DEST 11426 N/A 22/07 20095 Pirate Harbor Daybeacon 14 DBN DEST 11426 538-07 STP 22/07 20125 Charlotte Harbor Artificial Reef STRUCT DMGD 11426 874-10 STP 29/10 Southwest Daybeacon 20135 Charlotte Harbor Artificial Reef STRUCT DMGD 11426 875-10 STP 29/10 Northwest Daybeacon 20160 South Gulf Cove Entrance Light 2 DBN DMGD 11426 1015-10 STP 34/10 20291 Alligator Creek Daybeacon 17 STRUCT DEST 11426 779-11 STP 30/11 20680 Punta Gorda Boat Club Daybeacon 1 STRUCT MISSING 11426 555-10 STP 19/10 20805 Grassy Point West Obstruction DBN DMGD 11426 1053-10 STP 35/10 Daybeacon 20825 Ackerman Waterway Daybeacon 4 STRUCT MISSING 11426 N/A 19/10 20855 Ackerman Waterway Daybeacon 10 DBN DMGD 11426 N/A 25/10 20905 Elkcam Waterway Light 1 LT EXT 11426 1178-10 STP 40/10 20980 Alligator Bay Shoal Daybeacon DBN DMGD 11426 585-10 STP 19/10 20980.6 Manchester Waterway Daybeacon 6 DBN IMCH 11426 N/A 19/10 20981.6 Manchester Waterway Daybeacon 14B DBN DMGD 11426 N/A 19/10 21020 Sunrise Waterway Daybeacon 2 STRUCT MISSING 11426 717-10 STP 24/10 21455.7 Dona Bay Channel Daybeacon 7 STRUCT MISSING 11425 894-10 STP 30/10 21456.03 Dona Bay Channel Daybeacon 13 LT EXT 11425 1071-11 STP 42/11 21495 Big Sarasota Pass Shoal Daybeacon D DBN DEST 11425 796-07 STP 30/07 21505 Big Sarasota Pass Daybeacon 9 DBN DEST 11425 679-06 STP 22/06 21520 Big Sarasota Pass Daybeacon 14 STRUCT DEST 11425 360-12 STP 13/12 21533 Lido Key Channel Daybeacon 1 STRUCT DEST 11425 327-12 STP 12/12 21570 Big Sarasota Pass Daybeacon 16 STRUCT DEST 11425 N/A 11/12 21950 Fifty-Ninth Street Boat Ramp DBN DEST 11415 N/A 28/05 Daybeacon 3 22015 Regatta Pointe Marina Channel Status Unreported N/A 10/09 Daybeacon 1 22787 North Yacht Basin Daybeacon 4 DBN DMGD 11415 174-08 STP 09/08 22787 North Yacht Basin Daybeacon 4 STRUCT MISSING 11415 N/A 47/10 22815.5 Macdill Air Force Base Prohibited Area DBN DEST 11416 N/A 24/03 Daybeacon (24) 23135 Big Bend Channel East Upper Range LT EXT 11400 06/12 Rear Light 23530 Bulk Liquid Cargo Dolphin 4 Obstruction LT EXT 11416 1152-10 STP 40/10 Light 23610 Marathon Petroleum West Light LT EXT 11416 N/A 44/10 23812 Rattlesnake Channel Daybeacon 1 DBN DEST 11416 N/A 24/09 23813 Rattlesnake Channel Light 2 LT EXT 11416 N/A 24/09 23814.4 Westshore Yacht Club Daybeacon 7 DBN DMGD 11416 060-12 STP 03/12 23885 Weedon Island Channel Lighted Buoy 17 MISSING 11416 12/12 23950.5 Old Tampa Bay Pipeline West Light LT EXT 11416 N/A 13/06 23985 Culbreath Cay Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11416 N/A 03/12 24005 Culbreath Cay Daybeacon 6 DBN DEST 11416 N/A 24/09 24015 Culbreath Cay Daybeacon 8 DBN DMGD 11416 062-12 STP 03/12 24040 Bridgeview Channel Daybeacon 1 DBN DEST 11416 439-07 STP 13/05 24045 Bridgeview Channel Daybeacon 2 DBD DEST 11416 440-07 STP 18/07 24050 Bridgeview Channel Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11416 441-07 STP 14/01 24055 Bridgeview Channel Daybeacon 4 DBN IMCH 11416 442-07 STP 12/04 24620 Apollo Beach Jetty Obstruction DBN DEST 11416 N/A 45/06 Daybeacon 24625 Apollo Beach Daybeacon 4 DBN DMGD 11416 1463-06 STP 47/06 24635 Apollo Beach Daybeacon 6 STRUCT DEST 11416 1209-11 STP 48/11 24653 Symphony Isles Danger Daybeacon DBN IMCH 11416 1464-06 STP 47/06 24770 Little Bayou Approachroach Daybeacon DBN DMGD 11416 876-11 STP 34/11 5 24770 Little Bayou Approachroach Daybeacon MISSING 11416 860-07 STP 33/07 5

Page 10 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 24795 Little Bayou Approachroach Daybeacon STRUCT DEST 11416 1116-10 STP 29/10 12 24805 Little Bayou Junction Daybeacon A DBN DMGD 11416 N/A 48/10 24845 Coquina Key Cut Daybeacon 6 DBN DMGD 11415 N/A 48/10 24865 Big Bayou Daybeacon 1 DBN IMCH 11416 N/A 05/11 24885 Big Bayou Daybeacon 5 STRUCT MISSING 11416 1282-10 STP 45/10 25021 Coffee Pot Bayou Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11416 030-12 STP 02/12 25035 Bayou Grande Channel Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11416 370-11 STP 13/11 25145 Bayou Grande Channel Daybeacon 29 STRUCT MISSING 11416 1099-10 STP 37/10 25200 Bayou Grande Channel Daybeacon 41 DBN DMGD 11416 N/A 48/10 25220 Bayou Grande Channel Daybeacon 45 DBN DMGD 11416 N/A 48/10 25250 Bayou Grande Channel Daybeacon 52 DBN DMGD 11416 N/A 48/10 25250 Bayou Grande Channel Daybeacon 52 MISSING 11416 045-07 STP 03/07 25510 Dent'S Channel Daybeacon 1 MISSING 11415 646-08 STP 28/08 25510.1 Dent Channel Daybeacon 2 DBN DEST 11411 794-07 STP 18/06 25515 Dent'S Channel Daybeacon 3 TRLB 11415 1200-05 STP 29/05 25520 Dent'S Channel Daybeacon 5 STRUCT MISSING 11415 025-12 STP 02/12 25555 South Dent Channel Daybeacon 7 DBN DEST 11411 N/A 24/03 25965 Dunedin Marina Light 4 LT EXT 11411 349-10 STP 12/10 25980 Hurricane Pass Light 2 LT EXT 11411 1062-11 STP 42/11 26000 Hurricane Pass Daybeacon 6 DBN IMCH 11411 888-10 STP 30/10 26030 Honeymoon Island Channel Daybeacon DBN DMGD 689-10 STP 23/10 1 26040 Honeymoon Island Channel Daybeacon DBN DMGD N/A 23/10 3 26050 Honeymoon Island Channel Daybeacon STRUCT MISSING 698-10 STP 24/10 4A 26454.2 Big Bayou Point Channel Daybeacon 5 STRUCT MISSING 11411 N/A 46/10 27105 Nan'S Approach Light LT EXT/DBN DMGD 11409 665/390-07 STP 16/07 27145 Sea Pines Channel Light 1 LT EXT 11409 N/A 20/10 27495 Hernando Beach Channel Entrance Light LT EXT 11409 357-11 STP 13/11 28160 Bayport Channel Daybeacon 33 STRUCT DEST/HAZ NAV 11409 335-12 STP 12/12 28773 Crystal Bay Scallop Platform Light LT EXT/DBN DMGD 11409 348-11 STP 13/11 28773 Crystal Bay Scallop Platform Light LT IMCH 11409 1559-06 STP 51/06 28911.4 Crystal River Daybeacon 3 MISSING 11409 1005-11 STP 39/11 28915 Salt River Daybeacon 2 DBN IMCH 11409 N/A 13/06 28920 Salt River Daybeacon 3 DBN IMCH 11409 N/A 13/06 28925 Salt River Daybeacon 5 DBN IMCH 11409 N/A 13/06 28930 Salt River Daybeacon 6 DBN IMCH 11409 N/A 13/06 28935 Salt River Daybeacon 7 DBN IMCH 11409 N/A 13/06 28940 Salt River Daybeacon 8 DBN DMGD/DBN IMCH 11409 0418-06 STP 13/06 28945 Salt River Daybeacon 9 DBN IMCH 11409 N/A 13/06 28950 Salt River Daybeacon 10A DBN IMCH 11409 N/A 13/06 28953.4 Crystal River Daybeacon 29 MISSING 11409 731-11 STP 28/11 29010 Florida Power Corporation Channel Light LT EXT 11408 N/A 39/09 14 29015 Florida Power Corporation Channel Light LT IMCH 11408 792-08 STP 42/06 16 29025 Florida Power Corporation Channel Light LT EXT 11408 200-10 STP 08/10 18 29080 Florida Power Corporation Channel Light DBN DMGD 11408 068-09 STP 04/09 33 29110 Florida Power Corporation Channel Light LT EXT 11408 N/A 39/09 39 29150 Florida Power Corporation Channel Light Status Unreported 11408 N/A 23/09 47 29155 Florida Power Corporation Channel Light LT IMCH 11408 N/A 23/09 48 29190 Florida Power Corporation Channel Light LT IMCH 11408 N/A 23/09 57

Page 11 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 29195 Florida Power Corporation Channel Light LT IMCH 11408 N/A 23/09 58 30085 Suwannee River Alligator Pass Light 2 DBN DEST 11408 N/A 17/06 30170 Suwannee River McGriff Pass LT EXT 11408 N/A 13/06 Daybeacon 1 30175 Suwannee River Mcgriff Pass DBN DMGD 11408 787-08 STP 35/08 Daybeacon 2 30180 Suwannee River Mcgriff Pass DBN DMGD 11408 785-08 35/08 Daybeacon 3 30200 Suwannee River Mcgriff Pass DBN DMGD 11408 N/A 35/08 Daybeacon 7 30230 Suwannee River Mcgriff Pass DBN DMGD 11408 N/A 10/09 Daybeacon 15 30245 Suwannee River Mcgriff Pass DBN IMCH 11408 306-07 STP 13/07 Daybeacon 28 30260 Suwannee River Mcgriff Pass Status Unreported 11408 N/A 10/09 Daybeacon 31 30275 Salt Creek Daybeacon 4 Status Unreported 11408 N/A 10/09 30280 Salt Creek Daybeacon 5 Status Unreported 11408 N/A 13/06 30315 Salt Creek Daybeacon 17 HAZ NAV/DBN DEST 11408 1373-05 STP 35/05 30330 Salt Creek Daybeacon 21 DBN DMGD 11408 N/A 13/06 30690 Cedar Island Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11407 506-01 STP 28/01 30695 Cedar Island Daybeacon 2 DBN DMGD 11407 507-01 STP 28/01 30825 Tmt Outer Dolphin Obstruction Light LT EXT 25670 231-07 GAN 36/07 30830 Tmt Middle Dolphin Obstruction Light LT EXT 25670 320-05 SJN 47/05 31255 Isleta Marina Pier D Light LT EXT 25667 188-11 SJN 31/11 31535 Sonda De Vieques Obstruction Lighted MISSING 25664 N/A 16/97 Buoy Lae 31725 Palmas Del Mar Light 1 LT EXT 25661 036-10 SJN 09/10 31730 Palmas Del Mar Light 2 LT EXT 25664 234-11 SJN 39/11 31735 Palmas Del Mar Light 7 LT EXT 25661 028-10 SJN 07/10 31805 Las Mareas Lighted Buoy LM MISSING 25677 013-12 SJN 05/12 32030 Bahia De Tallaboa Light 7A LT EXT 25681 023-10 SJN 08/10 32275 Isla Magueyes Buoy 4 MISSING 25671 072-10 SJN 15/10 32572 Airport Runway Exclusion Area North MISSING 25649 N/A 07/08 Buoy 32573 Airport Runway Exclusion Area South MISSING 25649 N/A 07/08 Buoy 32605 West Indian Dock Light LT EXT 25649 N/A 10/07 32667 Crown Bay Mooring Cell Light LT EXT 25649 242-11 SJN 40/11 32680 Johnson Reef Buoy JA LT EXT 25647 142-09 SJN 28/09 32680.1 Johnson Reef Lighted Buoy JB DBN IMCH 25647 207-08 SJN 34/08 32680.3 Johnson Reef Lighted Buoy JD OFF STA 25647 N/A 11/12 32780 Cruz Bay Buoy 1 MISSING 25647 359-02 GAN 45/02 32805 Cruz Creek Channel Buoy 1C MISSING 25647 360-02 GAN 45/02 32810 Cruz Creek Channel Buoy 2C MISSING 25647 N/A 19/06 32950 Christiansted Schooner Channel Lighted LT EXT 25645 339-07 SJN 01/08 Buoy 5 32965 Christiansted Schooner Channel Lighted MISSING 25645 221-08 SJN 36/08 Buoy 7 32975 Christiansted Schooner Channel Lighted MISSING 25645 175-08 SJN 29/08 Buoy 9 32995 Devcon International Channel Buoy 1 OFF STA 25645 281-09 SJN 01/10 33000 Devcon International Channel Buoy 2 OFF STA 25645 247-09 SJN 48/09 33005 Devcon International Channel Buoy 3 OFF STA 25645 281-09 SJN 01/10 33053 North Lang Bank Fad Lighted Buoy B OFF STA 25641 030-09 SJN 07/09 33100 Buck Island Reef Nat Mon Buoy E OFF STA 25641 290-08 SJN 46/08 33112.3 Buck Island Reef National Monument MISSING 25641 283-08 SJN 45/08 Buoy L 33112.4 Buck Island Reef National Monument OFF STA 25641 282-08 SJN 45/08 Buoy M

Page 12 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 33112.5 Buck Island Reef National Monument OFF STA 25641 284-08 SJN 45/08 Buoy N 33112.6 Buck Island Reef National Monument OFF STA 25641 285-08 SJN 45/08 Buoy O 33160 Lime Tree Bay Channel Light 5 DBN DEST 25641 168-10 SJN 36/10 33200 Lime Tree Bay Port Basin Light 15 LT EXT 25641 067-06 SJN 13/06 33230 Krause Lagoon Channel Lighted Buoy 4A LT EXT 25641 N/A 08/07 33315 Krause Lagoon Cross Channel Lighted MISSING 25641 065-06 SJN 13/06 Buoy 1 35015 Whooping Island Pier Obstruction Light STRUCT DMGD 11518 208-11 CHA 30/11 35410 Marsh Harbor Marina Daybeacon 1 DBN DEST 11518 N/A 41/07 35425 Marsh Harbor Marina Daybeacon 4 DBD DMGD 11518 N/A 51/04 35585 Trenchards Inlet Tide Gauge Daybeacon DBN IMCH 11516 N/A 03/04 35590 Station Creek West Tide Gauge Status Unreported 11516 N/A 03/04 Daybeacon 35630 Ribaut Island Dock Light G LT EXT 11507 N/A 04/05 36011 Turner'S Creek North Obstruction Light LT IMCH 11507 N/A 09/09 37808 Cumberland Sound Shoal Light D LT EXT/DBN DMGD 11503 213-11 JAX 26/11 37843 Cumberland Sound Shoal Light A LT EXT 11503 474-08 JAX 51/08 37965.1 Fernandina Beach Mooring Boundary LT EXT 11503 028-11 JAX 04/11 Lighted Buoy A 37965.2 Fernandina Beach Mooring Boundary LT EXT 11503 029-11 JAX 04/11 Lighted Buoy B 37965.3 Fernandina Beach Mooring Boundary MISSING 11503 030-11 JAX 04/11 Lighted Buoy C 37965.4 Fernandina Beach Mooring Boundary MISSING 11503 031-11 JAX 04/11 Lighted Buoy D 37965.6 Fernandina Beach Mooring Boundary MISSING 11503 032-11 JAX 04/11 Lighted Buoy F 37965.7 Fernandina Beach Mooring Boundary MISSING 11503 033-11 JAX 04/11 Lighted Buoy G 38843.6 Vilano Marina North Channel Daybeacon DBN IMCH 11485 N/A 06/04 4 39010 Salt Run Daybeacon 16 DBN DMGD 11485 423-11 JAX 50/11 39575 Marineland Buoy 1 Status Unreported 11485 267-11 JAX 34/11 39580 Marineland Buoy 2 Status Unreported 11485 268-11 JAX 34/11 39910 Ormond Beach Daybeacon 2 DBN IMCH 11485 254-11 JAX 33/11 39920 Ormond Beach Daybeacon 4 DBN DMGD 11485 040-12 JAX 04/12 39930 Ormond Beach Daybeacon 6 DBN IMCH 11485 244-10 JAX 42/10 40055 Halifax Harbor Daybeacon 1 STRUCT DMGD 11485 139-12 JAX 16/12 40060 Halifax Harbor Daybeacon 2 STRUCT DMGD 11485 140-12 JAX 16/12 40135 Boat Works Channel Daybeacon 2 DBN IMCH 11485 255-11 JAX 33/11 40145 Boat Works Channel Daybeacon 4 DBN IMCH 11485 256-11 JAX 33/11 40165 Boat Works Channel Daybeacon 8 DBN IMCH 11485 257-11 JAX 33/11 40175 Boat Works Channel Daybeacon 10 DBN IMCH 11485 258-11 JAX 33/11 40280 Seven Seas Marina Daybeacon 1 DBN IMCH 11485 253-11 JAX 33/11 40325 Seven Seas Marina Daybeacon 10 LT IMCH 11485 041-12 JAX 04/12 40390 Adventure Yacht Harbor Daybeacon 9 DBN DMGD 11485 N/A 04/12 40425 Adventure Yacht Harbor Daybeacon 13 MISSING 11485 N/A 04/12 42135 Indian Cove Marina Daybeacon 2 DBN DMGD 11485 N/A 40/07 42400 Samsons Park North Channel Daybeacon DBN DMGD 11472 051-09 JAX 07/09 1 42492 Manatee Cove Marina Range Rear Light LT EXT 11476 086-12 JAX 11/12 42620 Pelican Creek Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11476 103-11 JAX 13/11 42735 Cape Shores Daybeacon 2 MISSING 11476 100-11 JAX 13/11 42740 Cape Shores Daybeacon 4 MISSING 11476 100-11 JAX 13/11 42745 Cape Shores WR Daybeacon MISSING 11476 100-11 JAX 13/11 42750 Cape Shores Daybeacon 6 MISSING 11476 100-11 JAX 13/11 42755 Cape Shores Daybeacon 8 MISSING 11476 100-11 JAX 13/11 42760 Cape Shores Daybeacon 10 MISSING 11476 100-11 JAX 13/11

Page 13 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 42765 Cape Shores Daybeacon 12 MISSING 11476 100-11 JAX 13/11 43130 Intracoastal Marina Channel Daybeacon STRUCT DEST 11476 124-12 JAX 15/12 4 43630 Inlet Marina Daybeacon 4 DBN DEST 11476 N/A 09/09 43685.2 Channel 68 Marina Daybeacon 2 DBN DEST 11472 N/A 10/03 44065 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11472 054-12 MIA 10/12 44070 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 2 DBN DEST 11472 055-12 MIA 10/12 44075 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11472 056-12 MIA 10/12 44080 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 4 DBN DMGD 11472 N/A 29/05 44085 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 5 DBN DMGD 11472 057-12 MIA 10/12 44090 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 6 DBN DEST 11472 N/A 28/05 44095 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 7 DBN IMCH 11472 N/A 28/05 44100 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 8 DBN DEST 11472 058-12 MIA 10/12 44105 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 9 DBN IMCH 11472 N/A 28/05 44110 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 10 DBN DEST/DBN IMCH 11472 N/A 08/04 44115 Bermuda Bay Daybeacon 11 DBN IMCH 11472 N/A 10/03 45065 Riverside Marina(Ft. Pierce) Daybeacon DBN DMGD 11476 027-12 MIA 06/12 7 45395 Island Dunes Marina Daybeacon 2 DBN DMGD 11472 211-11 MIA 44/11 45400 Island Dunes Marina Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11472 212-11 MIA 44/11 45405 Island Dunes Marina Daybeacon 4 DBN DMGD 11472 213-11 MIA 44/11 45410 Island Dunes Marina Daybeacon 5 DBN DMGD 11472 214-11 MIA 44/11 45430 Nettles Island Channel Daybeacon 2 DBN DMGD 11472 215-11 MIA 44/11 45435 Nettles Island Channel Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11472 216-11 MIA 44/11 45445 Nettles Island Channel Daybeacon 6 DBN DMGD 11472 217-11 MIA 44/11 45455 Nettles Island Channel Daybeacon 10 DBN DMGD 11472 218-11 MIA 44/11 45540 Fairwinds Cove Daybeacon 7 DBN IMCH 11476 N/A 15/04 45560 Fairwinds Cove Daybeacon 12 DBN IMCH 11476 N/A 15/04 45980 Miles Grant Daybeacon 2 DBN IMCH 11476 N/A 21/04 46005 St Lucie Inlet State Park Channel DBD DEST 11476 646-05 MIA 45/05 Daybeacon 1 46010 St Lucie Inlet State Park Channel DBD DEST 11476 647-05 MIA 45/05 Daybeacon 2 46290 Loxahatchee River Daybeacon 9 DBN DEST 11472 164-09 MIA 20/09 46312 Loxahatchee River Daybeacon 13 STRUCT MISSING 11472 323-10 MIA 45/10 46337 Loxahatchee River North Fork DBN DMGD 11472 N/A 17/07 Daybeacon 4 46440 Old Port Cove Daybeacon 1 DBN DEST 11472 232-09 MIA 27/09 46625 New Port Cove Marine Ctr Daybeacon 3 DBN DEST 11472 N/A 28/05 46630 New Port Cove Marine Ctr Daybeacon 4 DBN DEST 11472 N/A 28/05 46640 New Port Cove Marine Ctr Daybeacon 6 DBN DEST 11472 N/A 28/05 46650 New Port Cove Marine Ctr Daybeacon 8 DBN DEST 11472 N/A 51/05 46795 Rybovich Spencer Ctr Channel DBN DEST 11472 752-07 STP 29/07 Daybeacon 4 46855 West Palm Beach Daybeacon 1 DBN IMCH 11476 N/A 28/05 46865 West Palm Beach Daybeacon 3 DBN DEST 11476 N/A 28/05 47460 Pier 66 Marina Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11467 N/A 20/10 47640 Golden Gates Marina South Obstruction LT IMCH 11467 N/A 42/07 Light 47745 East Greynolds Park Artificial Reef DBN DEST 11467 18/09 Daybeacon A 47790 Bakers Haulover Smallboat Channel DBN DEST 11467 148-09 MIA 18/09 Daybeacon 1 47795 Bakers Haulover Smallboat Channel DBN DMGD 11467 N/A 19/07 Daybeacon 2 47850 Keystone Point Channel Daybeacon 4 DBN DEST 11467 307-06 MIA 24/06 47880 Keystone Point Channel Daybeacon 16 DBN DEST 11467 308-06 MIA 24/06 47935 Jockey Club Marina Daybeacon 6 STRUCT DEST 11467 069-10 MIA 11/10 47960 Jockey Club Marina Daybeacon 15 STRUCT DEST 11467 096-10 MIA 14/10

Page 14 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 48250 Miami Shores Channel Daybeacon 8 MISSING 11467 075-06 MIA 05/06 48410 Sealine Marina Daybeacon 3 MISSING 11468 144-09 MIA 18/09 48500 Claughton Island North Obstruction DBN DMGD 11465 330-06 MIA 27/06 Daybeacon 48505 Claughton Island Middle Obstruction DBN DEST 11465 637-04 MIA 51/04 Daybeacon 48570 Villa Regina Daybeacon 5 DBN DEST 11465 587-03 MIA 49/03 48690 Grove Island Channel Daybeacon 6 STRUCT DEST 11465 247-10 MIA 34/10 48795 Crandon Park Marina Channel Light 4 LT EXT 11465 288-10 MIA 41/10 48845 Crandon Park Marina Channel Light 14 LT EXT 11467 185-11 MIA 40/11 48900 Dinner Key Seaplane Channel STRUCT MISSING 11465 065-12 MIA 12/12 Daybeacon 5 49085 Key Biscayne Yacht Club Light 4 LT EXT 11465 272-09 MIA 34/09 49245 Entrada Channel Daybeacon 3 DBN DEST 11465 340-04 MIA 29/04 49340 Gables Estates Light 2 DBN DEST 11465 N/A 17/06 49345 Gables Estates Daybeacon 2A DBN DEST 11465 N/A 17/06 49350 Gables Estates Daybeacon 3 DBN DEST 11465 N/A 17/06 49360 Gables Estates Daybeacon 5 DBN DEST 11465 N/A 17/06 49455 Matheson Hammock South Channel Light LT EXT 11465 362-10 MIA 51/10 2 49575 Deering Bay Channel Light 2 LT EXT 11465 131-08 MIA 36/08 49765 Black Point Channel Daybeacon 7 DBN DEST 11464 239-10 MIA 32/10 49865 Convoy Point Light 1 LT EXT 11467 205-11 MIA 43/11 49875 Convoy Point Daybeacon 3 STRUCT MISSING 11467 300-10 MIA 42/10 49955 Turkey Point Channel Light 2 LT EXT/DBN DEST 11464 182-06 MIA 35/05 49970 Turkey Point Channel Buoy 3A MISSING 11464 300-10 MIA 42/10 50080 Turkey Point Channel Buoy 25 ADRIFT 11464 13/12 50295 The Moorings Daybeacon 2 DBN DEST 11451 N/A 19/06 50300 The Moorings Daybeacon 3 DBN DEST 11451 N/A 19/06 50305 The Moorings Daybeacon 4 DBN DEST 11451 N/A 19/06 50505.05 Hammer Point Harbor Obstruction MISSING 11463 N/A 09/06 Daybeacon C 50505.06 Hammer Point Harbor Obstruction MISSING 11463 N/A 09/06 Daybeacon D 50505.07 Hammer Point Harbor Obstruction DBN DEST 11463 N/A 13/07 Daybeacon E 50506.02 Hammer Point Harbor Obstruction DBN DMGD 11463 N/A 09/06 Daybeacon J 50506.03 Hammer Point Harbor Obstruction DBN DEST 11463 N/A 13/07 Daybeacon K 50506.06 Hammer Point Harbor Obstruction DBN DEST 11451 N/A 13/07 Daybeacon N 50506.07 Hammer Point Harbor Obstruction DBN DEST 11451 N/A 13/07 Daybeacon O 50506.08 Hammer Point Harbor Obstruction MISSING 11463 N/A 09/06 Daybeacon P 50506.09 Hammer Point Harbor Obstruction MISSING 11463 N/A 09/06 Daybeacon Q 50535 Community Harbor Daybeacon 2 DBN DMGD 11463 214-10 KWT 43/10 50535.2 Community Harbor Daybeacon 4 STRUCT DEST 11463 193-10 KWT 38/10 51975 Buckhead Ridge Canal Light BR LT IMCH 11428 N/A 53/02 52365 Admiralty Yacht Club Daybeacon 4 Status Unreported 11428 N/A 09/09 52375 Admiralty Yacht Club Daybeacon 6 DBN DMGD 11428 N/A 31/09 52385 Admiralty Yacht Club Daybeacon 8 DBN IMCH 11428 1716-04 STP 43/04 52395 Admiralty Yacht Club Daybeacon 10 DBN DMGD 11428 N/A 31/09 52400 Admiralty Yacht Club Daybeacon 12 DBN DMGD 11428 N/A 31/09 52910 Paradise Yacht Club Daybeacon 1 DBN DEST 11428 N/A 45/07 52915 Paradise Yacht Club Daybeacon 2 Status Unreported 11428 N/A 10/09 52920 Paradise Yacht Club Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11428 693-10 STP 23/10 52945 Paradise Yacht Club Daybeacon 8 DBN DMGD 11428 694-10 STP 23/10

Page 15 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 53165 Cape Coral Rim Channel Daybeacon 55 DBN DMGD 11427 058-12 STP 03/12 53190 Cape Coral Rim Channel Daybeacon 65 MISSING 11427 1281-11 STP 50/11 53515 McGregor Isles Daybeacon 15 Status Unreported 11427 664-07 STP 18/06 53735 Landings Marina Daybeacon 2 DBN DEST 11428 673-07 STP 26/07 53775 Bikini Basin Entrance Channel STRUCT DEST 11427 945-11 STP 37/11 Daybeacon 2 54110 Redfish Point Rim Channel Daybeacon STRUCT MISSING 11427 178-10 STP 08/10 10 54145 Cape Coral Yacht Basin Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11427 261-10 STP 09/10 54195 Peppertree Pointe E Obstruction Status Unreported 11427 859/926-06 STP 27/06 Daybeacon 54210 Peppertree Pointe Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11427 N/A 37/09 54215 Peppertree Pointe Daybeacon 4 DBN DMGD 11427 N/A 37/09 54220 Peppertree Pointe Daybeacon 5 DBN DMGD 11427 N/A 37/09 54250 Peppertree Pointe Daybeacon 12 DBN DMGD 11427 N/A 37/09 54375 Redfish Cove Channel Daybeacon 1 DBN DMGD 11427 264-10 STP 09/10 54655 Cape Coral Southwest Channel DBN DMGD 11427 263-10 STP 09/10 Daybeacon 6 54730 Shell Point Village Daybeacon 5 DBN IMCH 11427 N/A 28/05 55310 Paradise Canal Daybeacon 1 LT IMCH/DBN DMGD 11427 669-07 STP 26/07 55315 Paradise Canal Daybeacon 2 Status Unreported 11427 668-07 STP 14/06 55320 Paradise Canal Daybeacon 3 Status Unreported 11427 667-07 STP 14/06 55325 Paradise Canal Daybeacon 4 DBN DMGD 11427 N/A 38/08 55665 South Seas Boat Basin Daybeacon 6 DBN DMGD 11427 528-08 STP 23/08 55930 Safety Harbor Channel Daybeacon 4 MISSING 11426 368-12 STP 13/12 55935 Safety Harbor Channel Daybeacon 9 STRUCT MISSING 11426 286-11 STP 11/11 55950 Safety Harbor Channel Daybeacon 12 STRUCT MISSING 11426 343-11 STP 13/11 56560 Gasparilla Island Daybeacon 1 Status Unreported 11425 743-07 STP 29/07 56565 Gasparilla Island Daybeacon 2 Status Unreported 11425 744-07 STP 29/07 56570 Gasparilla Island Daybeacon 3 Status Unreported 11425 745-07 STP 29/07 56575 Gasparilla Island Daybeacon 4 Status Unreported 11425 746-07 STP 29/07 56580 Gasparilla Island Daybeacon 5 DBN DEST 11425 747/194-07 STP 09/07 56585 Gasparilla Island Daybeacon 6 Status Unreported 11425 748-07 STP 29/07 56590 Gasparilla Island Daybeacon 7 Status Unreported 11425 749-07 STP 29/07 56595 Gasparilla Island Daybeacon 9 Status Unreported 11425 750-07 STP 29/07 56600 Gasparilla Island Daybeacon 11 DBN DEST 11425 751-07 STP 29/07 56695 Gasparilla Marina Channel Daybeacon 2 DBN DEST 11425 355-09 STP 15/09 57210 Knights Pass Channel Daybeacon 7 DBN IMCH 11425 464-10 STP 16/10 57290 Daughtrey Landing Daybeacon 2 DBN DMGD 11425 462-10 STP 16/10 57295 Daughtrey Landing Daybeacon 3 DBN DEST 11425 724-06 STP 21/05 57359.1 Englewood Channel Daybeacon 2 DBN DEST 11425 655-11 STP 24/11 57395 Bayview Channel Daybeacon 6 DBN DMGD 11425 656-11 STP 24/11 57435 Indian Mound Pk Daybeacon 1 DBN IMCH 11425 N/A 19/10 57485 Royal Palm Marina Buoy 5 DBN IMCH 11425 N/A 19/10 57570 Lemon Bay Daybeacon 3 DBN DMGD 11425 N/A 19/10 57580 Lemon Bay Daybeacon 5 STRUCT MISSING 11425 N/A 19/10 57740 Eagle Point Daybeacon 5 STRUCT MISSING 11452 696-10 STP 23/10 57780 Lyons Bay Daybeacon 1 STRUCT MISSING 11425 599-10 STP 24/10 58530 Sarasota Bay Artificial Reef Daybeacon DBN DEST 11425 N/A 10/04 E 58540 Tony Saprito Fishing Pier South Light LT EXT 11425 N/A 28/05 58545 Tony Saprito Fishing Pier North Light LT EXT 11425 N/A 28/05 58845 Buttonwood Harbor Channel Daybeacon DBN DEST 11425 NA 46/07 A 58855 Buttonwood Harbor Light 2 LT EXT 11425 N/A 19/10 58855 Buttonwood Harbor Light 2 LT EXT 11425 N/A 46/07 58935 Buttonwood Harbor Channel Daybeacon DBN DMGD 11425 N/A 09/09 20

Page 16 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 58975 Buttonwood Harbor West Channel DBN DEST 11425 N/A 09/09 Daybeacon 6 59280 Inn Daybeacon 18 Status Unreported 11425 0982-06 STP 21/05 59405 Coral Shores Channel Daybeacon 9 Status Unreported 11425 N/A 09/09 59540 Mt Vernon & Coral Shores Daybeacon DBN IMCH 11425 N/A 28/05 2N 59700 Perico Bayou Channel Daybeacon 6A Status Unreported 11415 N/A 10/09 59803 San Remo Shore Channel Daybeacon 14 DBN DEST 11425 N/A 40/09 59805 San Remo Shore Channel Daybeacon 15 DBN DEST 11425 N/A 40/09 59810 San Remo Shore Channel Daybeacon 16 DBN DEST 11425 N/A 40/09 59895 Palma Sola Park Channel Daybeacon 2 DBN DMGD 11415 N/A 24/09 59940 Bradenton Beach City Channel DBN DEST 11425 N/A 24/09 Daybeacon 2 60065 Perico Harbor Marina Daybeacon 2 DBN DEST 11415 N/A 24/09 60070 Perico Harbor Marina Daybeacon 3 LT IMCH 11415 N/A 45/07 60085 Perico Harbor Marina Daybeacon 6 DBN DEST 11415 N/A 24/09 60130 Perico Harbor Marina Daybeacon 15 DBN DEST 11415 N/A 24/09 60630 Bayway Isles Channel Daybeacon 1 STRUCT MISSING 11411 029-12 STP 02/12 60640 Bayway Isles Channel Daybeacon 5 STRUCT MISSING 11411 026-12 STP 13/05 60645 Bayway Isles Channel Daybeacon 7 DBN DMGD 11411 027-12 STP 02/12 60650 Bayway Isles Channel Daybeacon 8 STRUCT MISSING 11411 028-12 STP 02/12 60670 Bayway Isles Channel Daybeacon 14 DBN IMCH 11411 N/A 13/05 61190 Jungle Beach Daybeacon 6 DBN DEST 11411 1279-06 STP 42/06 61190 Jungle Beach Daybeacon 6 STRUCT DMGD 11411 710-10 STP 24/10 61280 Bay Pines Marina Daybeacon 20 DBN DMGD 11411 999-10 STP 34/10 61290 Bay Pines Marina Daybeacon 23 DBN DMGD 11411 N/A 24/09 61313 Bay Pines Marina Daybeacon 35 DBN DMGD 650-11 STP 24/11 62005 Marker 1 Marina Channel Daybeacon 7 STRUCT MISSING 697-10 STP 23/10 62245 Tarpon Cove Daybeacon 20 DBN DMGD 11411 N/A 17/06 Ribaut Island Dock Light A LT EXT 11507 N/A 04/05 Ribaut Island Dock Light C LT EXT 11507 N/A 04/05

DISCREPANCIES (PRIVATE AIDS) CORRECTED

LLNR Aid Name Status Chart No. BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End 48615 Deering Channel Light 2 RELIGHTED 11465 44/10 16/12

PLATFORM DISCREPANCIES Name Status Position BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End None

PLATFORM DISCREPANCIES CORRECTED Name Status Position BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End None

SECTION III - TEMPORARY CHANGES and TEMPORARY CHANGES CORRECTED This section contains temporary changes and corrections to Aids to Navigation for this edition. When charted aids are temporarily relocated for dredging, testing, evaluation, or marking an obstruction, a temporary correction shall be listed in Section IV giving the new position.

TEMPORARY CHANGES

LLNR Aid Name Status Chart No. BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End 830 NOAA Data Lighted Buoy 41002 DISCONTINUED 11009 46/10 1880 Winyah Bay Range A Rear Light DISCONTINUED 11532 38/11 6035 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy 1 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11504 N/A 50/11 6040 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy 2 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11504 N/A 50/11

Page 17 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 6045 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy 3 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11506 014-10 CHA 03/10 6050 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy 4 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11506 014-10 CHA 03/10 6055 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy 5 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11506 014-10 CHA 03/10 6060 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy 6 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11506 014-10 CHA 03/10 6065 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy 7 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11506 014-10 CHA 03/10 6070 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy 8 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11503 014-10 CHA 03/10 6075 St Simons Sound Entrance Lighted Buoy 9 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11489 014-10 CHA 03/10 7145 St Johns River Lighted Buoy 7 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11491 N/A 21/11 7165 Mayport Basin Preferred Channel Lighted RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11491 162-11 JAX 21/11 Buoy 7170 Mayport Basin Channel Lighted Buoy 1 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11491 N/A 21/11 7175 Mayport Basin Channel Buoy 1A DISCONTINUED FOR 11489 N/A 21/11 DREDGING 7180 Mayport Basin Channel Buoy 2 RELOCATED FOR DREDGING 11491 N/A 21/11 7185 Mayport Basin Channel Lighted Buoy 4 DISCONTINUED FOR 11489 N/A 21/11 DREDGING 9980 Fort Pierce Inlet Turning Basin Lighted DISCONTINUED 11475 N/A 13/11 Buoy A 10465 Miami Main Channel Entrance Range Rear TRLT 11468 157-11 44/11 Light 22555 Port Manatee Channel Light 12 RELOCATED DUE TO 11416 428-12 STP 15/12 SHOALING

TEMPORARY CHANGES CORRECTED

LLNR Aid Name Status Chart No. BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End

None

PLATFORM TEMPORARY CHANGES

Name Status Position BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End None

PLATFORM TEMPORARY CHANGES CORRECTED

Name Status Position BNM Ref. LNM St LNM End None

SECTION IV - CHART CORRECTIONS . This section contains corrections to federally and privately maintained Aids to Navigation, as well as NOS corrections. This section contains corrective actions affecting chart(s). Corrections appear numerically by chart number, and pertain to that chart only. It is up to the mariner to decide which chart(s) are to be corrected. The following example explains individual elements of a typical chart correction._ Chart Chart Edition Last Local Notice Horizontal Source of Current Local Number Edition Date to Mariners Datum Reference Correction Notice to Mariners l . . l . . l . . . . l . . . . l . . . . l . . . . . l . . . 12327 91st Ed. 19-APR-97 Last LNM: 26/97 NAD 83 27/97 Chart Title: NY-NJ-NEW YORK HARBOR - RARITAN RIVER Main Panel 2245 NEW YORK HARBOR CGD01 (Temp) ADD NATIONAL DOCK CHANNEL BUOY 3 at 40-41-09.001N 074-02-48.001W . . l . Green can . l ...... l . . . . Corrective Object of Corrective Position Action Action (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 (NM) unless otherwise noted. 11409 29th Ed. 16/12

Page 18 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 ChartTitle: 01-NOV-07 Last LNM: 04/12 NAD 83 Anclote Keys to Crystal River Main Panel 174 ANCLOTE KEYS TO CRYSTAL RIVER. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 (Temp) CHANGE Homosassa River Daybeacon 30 at 28-46-19.785N 082-41-53.552W TRLB, Q Fl R

11411 18th Ed. 01-MAR-12 Last LNM: 14/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Intracoastal Waterway Tampa Bay to Port Richey CHART FL - ICW -TAMPA BAY TO PORT RICHEY. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 CHANGE Clearwater Pass Channel Light 15 at 27-57-44.487N 082-49-02.815W to 5M CGD07 CHANGE Sand Key Light 6 at 27-48-17.717N 082-46-58.750W to 5M

11412 44th Ed. 01-JUN-06 Last LNM: 15/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Tampa Bay and St. Joseph Sound Main Panel 175 TAMPA BAY AND ST JOSEPH SOUND. Page/Side: N/A NOS DELETE NOTE E Security Zone All waters, from surface 28-04-09.600N 082-43-53.600W to bottom 100 feet around all bridge supports, dolphins and rocky outcroppings. (NOS NW-21580) NOS DELETE Security Zone D PT 1 OF 2; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-49.950N 082-39-47.520W NOS DELETE Security Zone D PT 2 OF 2; (NOS NW-21580) 27-36-34.380N 082-38-52.060W NOS DELETE Security Zone Label; SECURITY ZONE (see note A & E) 165.760 (NOS 27-36-27.900N 082-39-19.000W NW-21580) CGD07 (Temp) RELOCATE Port Manatee Channel Light 12 from 27-38-05.141N 082-33-58.267W TRLB, Q Fl R to 27-38-05.183N 082-33-57.085W (Due to shoaling) NOS CHANGE Security Zone Label; SECURITY ZONE (see note A) 165.760 (NOS NW- 27-37-31.560N 082-39-51.640W 21580) NOS ADD Security Zone E PT 1 OF 4; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-16.860N 082-39-24.750W NOS ADD Security Zone E PT 2 OF 4; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-18.050N 082-39-22.370W NOS ADD Security Zone E PT 3 OF 4; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-08.160N 082-39-15.170W NOS ADD Security Zone E PT 4 OF 4; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-06.710N 082-39-17.620W

11416 11th Ed. 01-FEB-12 Last LNM: 15/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Tampa Bay;Safety Harbor;St. Petersburg;Tampa CHART FL-TAMPA BAY. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 (Temp) RELOCATE Port Manatee Channel Light 12 from 27-38-05.141N 082-33-58.267W TRLB, Q Fl R to 27-38-05.183N 082-33-57.085W (Due to shoaling)

Inset 2984 TAMPA . Page/Side: N/A NOS DELETE Security Zone J PT 1 OF 3; (NOS NW-21580) 27-55-16.320N 082-25-10.760W NOS DELETE Security Zone J PT 2 OF 3; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-26.000N 082-25-43.000W NOS DELETE Security Zone J PT 3 OF 3; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-08.000N 082-26-04.000W NOS DELETE Security Zone Label; SECURITY ZONE (see note A) 165.760 (NOS NW- 27-54-57.000N 082-25-14.000W 21580) NOS ADD Security Zone K PT 1 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-08.000N 082-26-03.400W NOS ADD Security Zone K PT 2 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-09.000N 082-26-06.600W

Page 19 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 NOS ADD Security Zone K PT 3 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-22.700N 082-25-44.600W NOS ADD Security Zone K PT 4 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-28.000N 082-25-44.300W NOS ADD Security Zone K PT 5 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-29.500N 082-25-42.800W NOS ADD Security Zone K PT 6 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-28.600N 082-25-41.700W

Main Panel 2983 TAMPA BAY . Page/Side: N/A NOS DELETE NOTE E Sunshine Skyway BridgeSecurity Zone:All waters, from surface 27-52-25.000N 082-42-09.000W to bottom100 feet around all bridge supports, dolphins and rocky outcroppings. (NOS NW-21580) NOS DELETE Security Zone F PT 1 OF 2; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-49.950N 082-39-47.520W NOS DELETE Security Zone F PT 2 OF 2; (NOS NW-21580) 27-36-34.380N 082-38-52.060W NOS DELETE Security Zone G PT 1 OF 3; (NOS NW-21580) 27-55-16.320N 082-25-10.760W NOS DELETE Security Zone G PT 2 OF 3; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-26.000N 082-25-43.000W NOS DELETE Security Zone G PT 3 OF 3; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-08.000N 082-26-04.000W NOS DELETE Security Zone Label; SECURITY ZONE 165.760 (see note A & E) (NOS 27-36-38.100N 082-39-04.000W NW-21580) NOS DELETE Security Zone Label; SECURITY ZONE 165.760 (see note A & E) (NOS 27-37-42.300N 082-39-48.900W NW-21580) NOS ADD Security Zone H PT 1 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-08.000N 082-26-03.400W NOS ADD Security Zone H PT 2 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-09.000N 082-26-06.600W NOS ADD Security Zone H PT 3 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-22.700N 082-25-44.600W NOS ADD Security Zone H PT 4 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-28.000N 082-25-44.300W NOS ADD Security Zone H PT 5 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-29.500N 082-25-42.800W NOS ADD Security Zone H PT 6 OF 6; (NOS NW-21580) 27-54-28.600N 082-25-41.700W NOS ADD Security Zone I PT 1 OF 4; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-16.860N 082-39-24.750W NOS ADD Security Zone I PT 2 OF 4; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-18.050N 082-39-22.370W NOS ADD Security Zone I PT 3 OF 4; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-08.160N 082-39-15.170W NOS ADD Security Zone I PT 4 OF 4; (NOS NW-21580) 27-37-06.710N 082-39-17.620W NOS ADD Security Zone Label; SECURITY ZONE 165.760 (see note A) (NOS NW- 27-36-58.000N 082-39-03.000W 21580)

11425 38th Ed. 01-JUL-10 Last LNM: 15/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Intracoastal Waterway Charlotte Harbor to Tampa Bay CHART FL-ICW-CHARLOTTE HARBOR TO TAMPA BAY. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 ADD Sarasota Bay Artificial Reef Buoy H at 27-22-04.440N 082-34-28.680W (Priv maint)

Main Panel 161 TAMPA BAY TO BLACKBURN BAY. Page/Side: B CGD07 DELETE Sarasota Bay Artificial Reef Daybeacon H 27-22-06.000N 082-34-32.800W

11426 38th Ed. 01-MAR-09 Last LNM: 15/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Estero Bay to Lemon Bay, including Charlotte Harbor;Continuation of Peace River CHART FL-ESTERO BAY TO LEMON BAY INCLUDING CHARLOTTE HARBOR. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 ADD Big Carlos Pass Buoy 3 at 26-23-28.680N 081-53-24.720W Green (Priv maint)

Page 20 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 CGD07 ADD Blind Pass Channel Daybeacon 18 at 26-29-17.826N 082-10-53.644W Red (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Blind Pass Channel Daybeacon 19 at 26-29-15.240N 082-10-51.528W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Blind Pass Channel Daybeacon 20 at 26-29-15.634N 082-10-52.184W Red (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Blind Pass Channel Daybeacon 21 at 26-29-04.331N 082-10-56.044W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Jug Creek Channel Daybeacon 13 at 26-41-47.040N 082-10-13.080W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Jug Creek Channel Daybeacon 23 at 26-41-43.800N 082-09-51.840W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Jug Creek Channel Daybeacon 32 at 26-42-00.720N 082-09-36.720W Red (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Jug Creek Channel Daybeacon 34 at 26-42-01.800N 082-09-34.560W Red (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Jug Creek Channel Daybeacon 39 at 26-42-07.560N 082-09-24.840W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Jug Creek Channel Daybeacon 41 at 26-42-07.560N 082-09-23.400W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD North Estero Bay Daybeacon 1 at 26-27-16.200N 081-56-34.800W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD North Estero Bay Daybeacon 3 at 26-27-15.600N 081-56-30.480W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD North Estero Bay Daybeacon 5 at 26-27-14.400N 081-56-24.000W Green (Priv maint)

11427 35th Ed. 01-SEP-11 Last LNM: 15/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Intracoastal Waterway Fort Myers to Charlotte Harbor and Wiggins Pass CHART FL-ICW-FORT MYERS TO CHARLOTTE HARBOR & WIGGINS PASS. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 ADD Bayside Estates Channel Daybeacon 6 at 26-27-59.760N 081-56-47.040W Red (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Bayside Estates Channel Daybeacon 7 at 26-28-03.000N 081-56-47.040W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Bayside Estates Channel Daybeacon 9 at 26-28-06.240N 081-56-46.320W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Big Carlos Pass Buoy 3 at 26-23-28.680N 081-53-24.720W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Blind Pass Channel Daybeacon 18 at 26-29-17.826N 082-10-53.644W Red (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Blind Pass Channel Daybeacon 19 at 26-29-15.240N 082-10-51.528W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Blind Pass Channel Daybeacon 20 at 26-29-15.634N 082-10-52.184W Red (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD Blind Pass Channel Daybeacon 21 at 26-29-04.331N 082-10-56.044W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD North Estero Bay Daybeacon 1 at 26-27-16.200N 081-56-34.800W Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD North Estero Bay Daybeacon 3 at 26-27-15.600N 081-56-30.480W

Page 21 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 Green (Priv maint) CGD07 ADD North Estero Bay Daybeacon 5 at 26-27-14.400N 081-56-24.000W Green (Priv maint)

11467 43rd Ed. 01-JAN-12 Last LNM: 45/11 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Intracoastal Waterway West Palm Beach to Miami Inset 313 WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI PORT EVERGLADES INSET 1. Page/Side: A NOS CHANGE Depth Legend - PORT EVERGLADES HARBOR; 35 FT FEB 2012 (NOS 26-05-35.400N 080-07-19.200W NW-21616) NOS CHANGE Depth Legend - PORT EVERGLADES HARBOR; 37 FT FEB 2012 (NOS 26-05-27.400N 080-07-19.200W NW-21616) NOS CHANGE Depth Legend - PORT EVERGLADES HARBOR; 40 FT FEB 2012 (NOS 26-05-42.100N 080-07-18.000W NW-21616) NOS ADD Sounding in Feet; 31 (NOS NW-21616) 26-05-35.000N 080-07-24.000W

11470 39th Ed. 01-JUL-11 Last LNM: 45/11 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Fort Lauderdale Port Everglades Main Panel 308 FORT LAUDERDALE PORT EVERGLADES. Page/Side: N/A NOS CHANGE Depth Legend - PORT EVERGLADES HARBOR; 35 FT FEB 2012 (NOS 26-05-35.400N 080-07-19.200W NW-21616) NOS CHANGE Depth Legend - PORT EVERGLADES HARBOR; 37 FT FEB 2012 (NOS 26-05-27.400N 080-07-19.200W NW-21616) NOS CHANGE Depth Legend - PORT EVERGLADES HARBOR; 40 FT FEB 2012 (NOS 26-05-42.100N 080-07-18.000W NW-21616) NOS ADD Sounding in Feet; 31 (NOS NW-21616) 26-05-35.000N 080-07-24.000W

11485 36th Ed. 01-JUL-10 Last LNM: 15/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Intracoastal Waterway Tolomato River to Palm Shores CHART FL-ICW-TOLOMATO RIVER TO PALM SHORES. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 CHANGE Matanzas River Light 1 at 29-54-19.254N 081-17-43.906W to 5M CGD07 CHANGE Tolomato River Light 51 at 29-57-21.300N 081-18-50.320W to 5M

11488 27th Ed. 01-JUN-11 Last LNM: 22/06 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Amelia Island to St. Augustine Main Panel 285 AMELIA ISLAND TO ST AUGUSTINE. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 RELOCATE St Johns Bar Cut Range Front Light from 30-24-14.116N 081-25-39.628W to 30-24-14.111N 081-25-39.641W CGD07 RELOCATE St Johns Bar Cut Range Rear Light from 30-24-22.260N 081-26-58.860W to 30-24-22.141N 081-26-58.877W CGD07 CHANGE St Johns River Lighted Buoy 8 at 30-24-01.915N 081-23-00.857W to 5M

11489 39th Ed. 01-MAY-11 Last LNM: 13/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Intracoastal Waterway St. Simons Sound to Tolomato River CHART GA-FL-ST. SIMONS ISLAND SOUND - TOLOMATO RIVER. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 (Temp) RELOCATE Little Satilla River Daybeacon A3 from 31-01-48.839N 081-27-43.778W TRUB, "A3" to 31-01-47.532N 081-27-45.936W CGD07 (Temp) RELOCATE St Andrew Sound Buoy 31A from 30-59-14.421N 081-23-57.995W

Page 22 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 TRUB to 30-59-16.966N 081-23-59.036W CGD07 RELOCATE St Johns Bar Cut Range Front Light from 30-24-14.116N 081-25-39.628W to 30-24-14.111N 081-25-39.641W CGD07 RELOCATE St Johns Bar Cut Range Rear Light from 30-24-22.260N 081-26-58.860W to 30-24-22.141N 081-26-58.877W CGD07 RELOCATE Training Wall Range Front Light from 30-23-46.453N 081-28-38.737W to 30-23-46.574N 081-28-38.663W CGD07 RELOCATE Training Wall Range Rear Light from 30-23-57.910N 081-28-54.554W to 30-23-57.877N 081-28-54.545W CGD07 CHANGE St Johns River Lighted Buoy 8 at 30-24-01.915N 081-23-00.857W to 5M CGD07 (Temp) ADD Sawpit Creek Buoy 49A at 30-30-12.560N 081-28-13.219W TRUB 49A (Due to shoaling)

11490 20th Ed. 01-JAN-11 Last LNM: 51/11 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Approaches to St. Johns River;St. Johns River Entrance CHART FL - APPROACHES TO ST JOHNS RIVER. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 RELOCATE St Johns Bar Cut Range Front Light from 30-24-14.116N 081-25-39.628W to 30-24-14.111N 081-25-39.641W CGD07 RELOCATE St Johns Bar Cut Range Rear Light from 30-24-22.260N 081-26-58.860W to 30-24-22.141N 081-26-58.877W CGD07 CHANGE St Johns River Lighted Buoy 8 at 30-24-01.915N 081-23-00.857W to 5M

11491 37th Ed. 01-MAY-10 Last LNM: 13/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: St. Johns River-Atlantic Ocean to Jacksonville CHART FL-ST. JOHNS RIVER (ATLANTIC OCEAN TO JACKSONVILLE). Page/Side: N/A CGD07 RELOCATE Dames Point Cutoff Range Front Light from 30-22-59.509N 081-33-44.757W to 30-22-59.518N 081-33-44.738W CGD07 RELOCATE Dames Point Cutoff Range Rear Light from 30-22-54.071N 081-34-16.771W to 30-22-54.078N 081-34-16.909W CGD07 RELOCATE St Johns Bar Cut Range Front Light from 30-24-14.116N 081-25-39.628W to 30-24-14.111N 081-25-39.641W CGD07 RELOCATE St Johns Bar Cut Range Rear Light from 30-24-22.260N 081-26-58.860W to 30-24-22.141N 081-26-58.877W CGD07 RELOCATE Training Wall Range Front Light from 30-23-46.453N 081-28-38.737W to 30-23-46.574N 081-28-38.663W CGD07 RELOCATE Training Wall Range Rear Light from 30-23-57.910N 081-28-54.554W to 30-23-57.877N 081-28-54.545W CGD07 (Temp) CHANGE Fulton Cutoff Light 36 at 30-23-36.549N 081-30-33.638W TRLB, Fl Q R, 4M CGD07 CHANGE St Johns River Lighted Buoy 8 at 30-24-01.915N 081-23-00.857W to 5M

11504 18th Ed. 01-JUN-11 Last LNM: 45/11 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: St. Andrew Sound and Satilla River CHART GA-ST ANDREW SOUND AND SATILLA RIVER. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 (Temp) RELOCATE Little Satilla River Daybeacon A3 from 31-01-48.839N 081-27-43.778W TRUB, "A3" to 31-01-47.532N 081-27-45.936W

Page 23 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 11507 34th Ed. 01-DEC-10 Last LNM: 15/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Intracoastal Waterway Beafort River to St. Simons Sound CHART SC - GA - BEAUFORT RIVER TO ST SIMONS SOUND. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 CHANGE North Newport River Light 116 at 31-42-07.820N 081-10-39.906W to 5M CGD07 CHANGE St Catherines Sound Light 114 at 31-43-01.209N 081-09-05.610W to 4M CGD07 CHANGE St Catherines Sound Light 114A at 31-42-34.671N 081-09-42.418W to 5M

11509 32nd Ed. 01-FEB-12 Last LNM: 15/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Tybee Island to Doboy Sound Main Panel 254 TYBEE ISLAND TO DOBOY SOUND. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 CHANGE North Newport River Light 116 at 31-42-07.820N 081-10-39.906W to 5M CGD07 CHANGE St Catherines Sound Light 114 at 31-43-01.209N 081-09-05.610W to 4M CGD07 CHANGE St Catherines Sound Light 114A at 31-42-34.671N 081-09-42.418W to 5M

11511 18th Ed. 01-JUL-11 Last LNM: 15/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Ossabaw and St. Catherines Sounds Main Panel 243 OSSABAW AND ST CATHERINES SOUNDS. Page/Side: N/A CGD07 CHANGE North Newport River Light 116 at 31-42-07.820N 081-10-39.906W to 5M CGD07 CHANGE St Catherines Sound Light 114 at 31-43-01.209N 081-09-05.610W to 4M CGD07 CHANGE St Catherines Sound Light 114A at 31-42-34.671N 081-09-42.418W to 5M

11524 53rd Ed. 01-DEC-11 Last LNM: 13/12 NAD 83 16/12 ChartTitle: Charleston Harbor Main Panel 215 CHARLESTON HARBOR. Page/Side: N/A NOS CHANGE Depth Legend - Cooper River; 35 1/2 FT 2012 (NOS NW-21608) 32-52-54.300N 079-58-03.300W

SECTION V - ADVANCE NOTICES This section contains advance notice of approved projects, changes to aids to navigation, or upcoming temporary changes such as dredging, etc. Mariners are advised to use caution while transiting these areas. SUMMARY OF ADVANCED APPROVED PROJECTS Approved Project(s) Project Date Ref. LNM None

Advance Notice(s) FLORIDA-HAWK CHANNEL-ELLIOTT KEY The Following Changes will be made to the aids to navigation system in Hawk Channel at Elliott Key.

Elliott Key Daybeacon 16 (LLNR 10940) will be change to Light 16 displaying a Flashing Red 6s and TRs on pile.

Key Largo Daybeacon 25 (LLNR 11485) will be changed to Light 25 displaying Flashing Green 6 s and SGs on pile.

This action is scheduled to be completed in April, 2012.

Chart 11451

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SECTION VI - PROPOSED CHANGES Periodically, the Coast Guard evaluates its 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 aids are considered. This section contains notice(s) of non-approved, proposed projects open for comment. SPECIAL NOTE: Mariners are requested to respond in writing to the District office unless otherwise noted (see banner page for address).

PROPOSED WATERWAY PROJECTS OPEN FOR PUBLIC COMMENT

Proposed Project(s) Closing Docket No. Ref. LNM None

Proposed Change Notice(s) SEACOAST-FLORIDA-JUPITER INLET TO FOWEY ROCKS: Hillsboro Inlet Entrance Light The Coast Guard is evaluating the continued operation of the Hillsboro Inlet Entrance Light (LLNR 775). The Coast Guard is currently engaged in consultation with the US Fish and Wildlife Service and NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service regarding potential impacts to endangered sea turtles from the current operation of the Light. In response to these concerns, the Coast Guard is considering three options: discontinuing the operation of the light, obscuring portions of the light, or continuing the status quo. The purpose of this notice is to solicit comments from local waterways users and to determine if mariners still utilize the light for navigational purposes. Any interested party wishing to provide comments should contact: Commander, USCG Seventh District, Brickell Plaza Federal Building, 909 SE 1st Avenue, Miami Florida 33131 Attn: LTJG Andrew Haley at (305) 415-6748, or E-mail [email protected] no later than April 20, 2012. Chart 11466 LNM: 02/12

SECTION VII - GENERAL This section contains information of general concern to the Mariners. Mariners are advised to use caution while transiting these areas.

SEACOAST-SOUTH CAROLINA-ST. HELENA SOUND AND SAVANNAH RIVER:Temporay Establishment of Uncharted Lighted Buoy. A lighted yellow buoy has temporarily been established in position 32-16.770N 080-24.553W, in the vicinity of Fripp Island LB E (LLNR 297). All mariners are to use extreme caution when transiting this area. Charts: 11480 11513 LNM: 10/12

SEACOAST-FLORIDA-PORT EVERGLADES ANCHORAGE: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard has received a report of discarded cable discovered in position 26-07.25N 080-04.33W. All mariners are advised to anchor with caution. Charts: 11466 11470 LNM: 16/11

FLORIDA-AMELIA ISLAND TO ST AUGUSTINE-ST AUGUSTINE INLET: Shoaling/Dangerous Inlet. The entrance to St Augustine Inlet is subject to frequent changes in depth and direction because of shifting shoals. Buoys are not charted because of frequent changes in position. Mariners are advised to seek local knowledge prior to entering the channel.

Charts: 11485 11488 LNM: 39/11

FLORIDA-TOLOMATO RIVER TO PALM SHORES-PONCE DE LEON INLET: Shoaling. The Coast Guard has observed shoaling in Ponce de Leon Inlet. The shoal encroaches 10 yards into the main channel with a depth of 3ft at low- tide near Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighted Buoy 7 (LLNR 9540). Ponce de Leon Inlet Buoy 7A (LLNR 9543) and Ponce de Leon Inlet TEMP Buoy 7B the lowest depth is 4.5ft the channel has been shifted east to mark best water. Mariners are reminded that the entrance to Ponce de Leon Inlet is subject to frequent changes in depth and direction because of shifting shoals. And are advised to seek local knowledge prior to entering this inlet and to exercise extreme caution during transit.

Charts: 11484 11485 LNM: 52/11

FLORIDA-TOLOMATO RIVER TO PALM SHORES-PONCE DE LEON INLET: Hazard to Navigation. Ponce de Leon Inlet North Jetty Light (LLNR 9520) and the temporary light has been destroyed. The Jetty is unlit and a hazard to navigation. Mariners are advised to exercise extreme caution in the vicinity of Ponce de Leon Inlet [Ref JAX BNM 402-11]. Charts: 11485 11486 LNM: 42/11

FLORIDA-PALM SHORES TO WEST PALM BEACH-ST LUCIE INLET: Shoaling/Dangerous Inlet.

Mariners are reminded that the entrance to St. Lucie inlet is subject to dangerous and frequent changes in depth and direction because of shifting

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shoals. As a result of these changes, mariners are advised that the channel buoys are subject to frequently being relocated. Shoaling has been reported and confirmed between St. Lucie Inlet Light 3, (LLNR 10000) and St. Lucie Inlet Temporary Lighted Buoy 6. The shoaling appears to be encroaching from the red side of the channel past the center of the marked channel, with reported depths of 4.7 feet at MLW. With this report of shoaling, mariners are advised that the channel width is reduced to approximately 15yds in this vicinity. All mariners are urged to seek local knowledge prior to entering this inlet and to exercise extreme caution during transit. Charts: 11428 11472 LNM: 33/11

FLORIDA-PALM SHORES TO WEST PALM BEACH-ST LUCIE INLET: Beach Restoration Project 2011 (UPDATE). The hopper dredge “B.E. LINDHOLM” will join the hopper dredge “R.N. WEEKS” on the Jupiter Island Beach, Florida project on or about Sunday April 15, 2012. Operations will continue 24/7. The dredge and tugs will monitor VHF marine channels 13 and 16. Mariners are urged to use extreme caution and transit the area at their slowest safe speed to create minimum wake after passing arrangements have been made. Project POC is Mr. Charles R. Balentine 985-875-2525 or [email protected]. For complete details of the beach restoration project and map details refer to the NavCen website at http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/ D7 LNM Archives 2011, LNM 51/11. Chart 11472

FLORIDA-HOLLYWOOD BEACH: Temporary Establishment of FAU Uncharted Buoys (UPDATE). Florida Atlantic University will temporarily establish on or about April 18, 2012 one surface data buoy and two subsurface buoys offshore Hollywood Beach. The system will be comprised of two parts and locations are within 100ft of each other. The catamaran surface data buoy is painted yellow, labeled FAU with contact information, 13ft in length with Fl Y 2.5s characteristics in approximate position 026 03.306N 080 05.451W. There will be an exposed surface area of the catamaran approximately 1-1.5ft above the surface of the water. The first location will provide a mooring for the surface buoy and a continuous data cable will be stretched onto the second location at 026 03.304N 080 05.386W. At the second location, the remainder of the subsurface components will be moored and concealed underwater approximately 15ft below the water’s surface. The buoys will remain in position until approximately May 4, 2012. Mariners are advised to avoid close proximity, or any other interference of the buoys.

Chart 11466 LNM: 13/12

FLORIDA-MIAMI HARBOR-MIAMI MAIN CHANNEL: Temporary Structure. All mariners are advised that Miami Main Channel Entrance Range Rear Light (LLNR 10465) is discrepant. A temporary structure displaying Day/Night lights has been constructed 100 feet forward of the old structure. The temporary structure does not have a range board as a daymark. The temporary structure has Day/Night optics displaying Flashing Green ISO 6 (24 hours a day). The light can be seen 1.5 degrees either side of the channel centerline. Mariners should line the Day optic up with the center white line of Miami Main Channel Entrance Range Front Light dayboard or daymark when transiting during the day. There is no change to a night time transit; line up both lights. Chart 11468 LNM: 44/11

FLORIDA-MIAMI HARBOR-WATSON ISLAND-GOVERNMENT CUT-MIAMI MAIN CHANNEL: Port of Miami Tunnel Project. Nicholson will continue with drilling and grouting operations in Government Cut on Monday, April 16, 2012 at 1700 through Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 0200. Drilling and grouting operations in the Government Cut will resume at 1600 on Wednesday, April 18, 2012 through Friday, April 20, 2012 at 0200. The operational set-up has changed and will be set up and spudded down from Watson Island and extending approximately 537ft. into the channel. The open channel width will now be approximately 400ft. Operations will consist of three drilling and grouting barges and one service barge.

Operations will resume again Monday, April 23, 2012 at 1700 through Friday, April 27, 2012 at 0200. The operational set-up has changed and will be set up and spudded down from Watson Island and extending approximately 734 ft. into the channel. The open channel width will now be only 250ft. Operations will consist of three drilling and grouting barges and one service barge. Mariners are advised to use caution and transit at a slow, safe speed when passing the construction site.

See enclosure #10 for barge set-up

Charts: 11467 11468

FLORIDA-FLORIDA KEYS-FOWEY ROCKS TO ALLIGATOR REEF-HAWK CHANNEL: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard has received a report of a 58ft P/C sunk in position 25-32.5N 080-08.6W. This unmarked wreckage is approximately 5ft below waterline at mean low tide. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. [Ref MIA BNM 318-10] Chart 11462 LNM: 44/10

FLORIDA-FLORIDA KEYS-KEY WEST: US Navy Temporary Establishment of Uncharted Wave Data Gathering Buoys. Buoy #1 - 24deg 28.92min North Lat and 81deg 54.19min West Long (Wave data buoy) Buoy #2 - 24deg 28.37min North Lat and 81deg 56.70min West Long (Wave data buoy)

Buoy #3 - 24deg 41.25min North Lat and 81deg 54.33min West Long (Meteorological data buoy) Buoy #4 - 24deg 41.09min North Lat and 81deg 54.33min West Long (Wave data buoy) Buoy #5 - 24deg 40.45min North Lat and 81deg 56.46min West Long (Wave data buoy)

The wave buoys are round 0.7 meter diameter spheres painted yellow and blue labeled US Navy, ATMO and contact/phone number. A mooring gear cylindrical marker buoy painted orange and white, and a 12ft rubber line connecting the marker buoy and wave buoy. The watch circle is

Page 26 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 FLORIDA-FLORIDA KEYS-KEY WEST: US Navy Temporary Establishment of Uncharted Wave Data Gathering Buoys. approximately 30ft in diameter. Each buoy has a GPS/GPS antenna mounted to continually report buoy location to the data gathering station. The buoys have an IALA compliant yellow led light, flashing 5 times in 10 seconds then 10 seconds off (20’s repetition), visibility range is 4nm 360 degrees around and plus or minus 45 degrees vertically. The light flash patterns are in accordance with USCG hazards to navigation requirement specifications for 0.7m buoys.

The meteorological data buoy is 15ft above the water surface painted yellow and blue labeled indicating US Navy, NSWCCD, ATMO and contact/phone number. The system is composed of a circular foam float 25" tall x 64" diameter. Below the foam floatation is a square steel support stand and steel weight in the center of the floatation. Above the foam is a sloped aluminum structure that houses solar panels on four sides, a circular structure atop of panels and a tubular frame with an anemometer at the top, on top of the circular structure are two antennas. The light sits atop of the circular structure and its pattern is flash on every 4 seconds.

The buoys will remain in position thru June 2, 2012. Mariners are to avoid close proximity, or any other interference of these buoy's data gathering function.

Chart 11439 LNM: 05/12

FLORIDA-WEST COAST-TAMPA BAY-EGMONT CHANNEL: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard received a report of a partially submerged 18ft white and blue Sea Ray with a 90 horsepower engine in approximate position 27- 37.3N 082-45.58W. All mariners are advised to exercise extreme caution while transiting the area. [Ref STP BNM 775-11] Chart 11415 LNM: 29/11

FLORIDA-WEST COAST-TAMPA BAY-PORT MANATEE CHANNEL: Shoaling (UPDATE Temporary Position). Due to shoaling, Port Manatee Channel Light 12 (LLNR 22555) has been replaced by a temporary lighted buoy displaying a Q Fl Red characteristic and relocated to position 27-38-05.183N 082-33-57.085W. All lighting equipment and lateral dayboards have been removed from existing structure and replaced with Danger Shoal Dayboards. Mariners are advised to use extreme caution when transiting the area. Charts: 11412 11416 LNM: 15/12

FLORIDA-WEST COAST-TAMPA BAY-POINT PINELLAS: Hazard to Navigation. There is a partially submerged 20ft white Carolina Skiff approximately 250 yards south of Point Pinellas in position 27-42.240N 082-38.143W. Mariners are advised to exercise caution when transiting the area. Chart 11416 LNM: 33/11

FLORIDA-WEST COAST-CLEARWATER-SAND KEY: Beach Renourishment Project. Norfolk Dredging Company will commence dredge mobilization operations including dredge pipe installation at Sand Key, Florida on or about April 28, 2012 with the dredge “CHARLESTON”. Shortly thereafter, the dredge will commence dredging operations 12 miles offshore Sand key at the offshore borrow area. The “CHARLESTON” will load hopper barges called scows which will be transported by tug to the Hydraulic Unloader “Vicksburg” stationed approximately one mile offshore Sand Key at various locations during the project. The scows will be pumped out by the “Vicksburg and the sand will be carried to the beach through an underwater pipeline. The “CHARLESTON” will monitor VHF-FM channels 13 and 16. Vessel traffic should call 30 minutes prior to expected time of passage. The project will continue until approximately October 31, 2012.

Mariners are to stay clear of the dredge, booster, floating and submerged pipelines, barges, derricks and operating wires about the dredge. Operators of vessels of all types should be aware that the dredge and floating pipelines are held in place by cables, attached to anchors some distance away from the equipment. Buoys are attached to the anchors so that the anchors may be moved as the dredge advances and the location of the submerged pipelines are marked by buoys on each side of the channel. Mariners are cautioned to strictly comply with the “Rules of the Road” when approaching, passing and leaving the area of operations, and remain a safe distance away from the dredge, booster, buoys, cables, pipelines, barges, derricks, wires and related equipment.

Owners and lessees of fishnets, crab pots and other structures that may be in the vicinity and that may hinder the free navigation of attending vessels and equipment must remove theses from the area where tugs, tender boats and other attendant equipment will be navigating. The operations will be conducted 24 hours per day, 7 days a week. All fishnets, crab pots and structures in the general area must be removed prior to commencement of the work. For further information contact Norfolk Dredging Company at 757-547-9391.

Chart 11411 LNM: 16/12

FLORIDA-WEST COAST-TAMPA BAY TO PORT RICHEY-CLEARWATER HARBOR-CLEARWATER PASS: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard received a report of an anchored, unmanned and unlit 45ft white S/V in position 27-56.33N 082-49.46W. Between Clearwater Pass Channel LT 7 (LLNR 25700) and Clearwater Marina Channel DBN 5 (LLNR 25750) approximately 300 yards west of the Intracoastal Waterway. Mariners are advised to exercise extreme caution while transiting the area.

Chart 11411 LNM: 03/12

FLORIDA-WEST COAST-TAMPA BAY TO PORT RICHEY-ANCLOTE RIVER: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard received a report of an unmanned and unlit 19ft Aqua Sport white with light blue trim in the vicinity of Anclote River Entrance Light 1 (LLNR 26135) in GPS position 28-10.388N 082-49.682W. Mariners are to exercise extreme caution while transiting the area. Chart 11411 LNM: 04/12

FLORIDA-WEST COAST-ANCLOTE KEYS TO CRYSTAL RIVER-HERNANDO BEACH CHANNEL: Hazard to Navigation.

Page 27 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 FLORIDA-WEST COAST-ANCLOTE KEYS TO CRYSTAL RIVER-HERNANDO BEACH CHANNEL: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard received a report of a sunken 25ft S/V with 2 masts showing above the waterline in approximate position 28-29.9N 082-40.1W in the channel between Hernando Beach Channel DBN 64 (LLNR 27770) and Hernando Beach Channel DBN 66 (LLNR 27780). [Ref: STP BNM 877-11] Chart 11409 LNM: 34/11

FLORIDA-WEST COAST-ANCLOTE KEYS TO CRYSTAL RIVER: Temporary Aids. B.C. Peabody Construction Services have completed dredging operations in the Hernando Beach Channel. The dredging project has altered the navigable channel slightly. There are approximately 25 temporary 18x18 pilings with red triangles and green squares marking the channel. For further information please contact the Project Manager, Mr. Wayne Konga 941-545-6188. Mariners are advised to use caution while transiting the area. Chart 11409 LNM: 05/12

FLORIDA-WEST COAST-CRYSTAL RIVER TO HORSESHOE POINT- CEDAR KEYS MAIN CHANNEL: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard received a report of a 27ft derelict blue sport vessel submerged 1,320 yards NW of Cedar Keys Main Channel Light 7 (LLNR 29765) with 15ft of its mast above the waterline in approximate position 29-05.45N 083-04.51W. All mariners are advised to exercise caution while transiting the area. [Ref: STP BNM 643-11] Chart 11408 LNM: 23/11

GEORGIA-ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-BEAUFORT RIVER TO ST SIMONS SOUND-ALTAMAHA SOUND: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard received a report of a large piece of concrete with rebar partially exposed about mid tide on the Altamaha River between Altamaha Sound Daybeacons 204 (LLNR 36915) and 206 (LLNR 36920). Mariners are advised to avoid this area. Chart 11508 LNM: 33/11

FLORIDA-ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-MATANZAS INLET-MOSQUITO LAGOON-HALIFAX RIVER: Hazard to Navigation. There is a partially submerged white 29ft S/V named Antares in approximate position 29-14.598N 081-01.765 in the vicinity of Halifax River Daybeacon 29 (LLNR 39995). Mariners are advised to use caution while transiting the area. Chart 11485

FLORIDA-ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-BLACKWATER SOUND TO MATECUMBE-BUTTONWOOD SOUND-SUNSET COVE: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard has received a report of a submerged vessel in position 25-06.065N 080-26.601W in vicinity of Sunset Cove. All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. [Ref: KWT BNM 246-10] Chart 11464 LNM: 51/10

FLORIDA-OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY-LAKE OKEECHOBEE-TAYLOR CREEK: S-193 Lock Refurbishment. Mariners are advised to use caution when navigating around Lake Okeechobee and Taylor Creek, The S-193 navigation lock is located between the Lake Okeechobee and Taylor Creek, in the LD4 levee about 2.5 miles southeast of the City of Okeechobee, will be closed from APRIL 2012 through SEPTEMBER 2012. For additional information concerning this project may be obtained by accessing the Jacksonville District website http://www.saj.usace.army.mil and choose Operations Division and select Notice to Navigation.

See enclosure #8 for complete details, additional links and contact information.

Chart 11428 LNM: 47/11

FLORIDA-OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY-LAKE OKEECHOBEE: Cofferdam Construction. Odebrecht Construction has commenced cofferdam construction to facilitate culvert replacement on the Okeechobee Waterway at 26°48”56”N 81°0’34”W from January 2012 until approximately fall 2014. As part of the overall Herbert Hoover Dike Rehabilitation Project sponsored by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers two culverts along the Okeechobee Waterway near Moore Haven (Culverts 1 and 1A) will be replaced. Construction consists of the steel and earthen cofferdams on both the lakeside and landside of the dike to create a self contained work area. The waterway will be restricted during the installation and removal of the cofferdams and during the process of replacing the culverts. Once the culvert replacements are complete, the cofferdams will be removed and waterway restored. Construction will occur 5 to 6 days a week, with the possibility of night time work. Vessels involved Barge “Mobro 203” and Push Boat “The Badger”. Vessels will monitor VHF-FM channel radio frequencies 13 and 16. Signs and navigational markers will be in place before the construction area to instruct mariners to reduce speed and use extreme caution. The Project point of contact is Elizabeth Lamborghini who can be reached at 954-410-7382. Chart 11428 LNM: 09/12

FLORIDA-GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY-ST PETERSBURG-: Hazard to Navigation. The Coast Guard has received a report of a sunken 40ft recreational vessel with an aluminum bimini top exposed 3-4ft above the waterline S of Isla Del Sol near the Pinellas Bayway Structure "E". All mariners are advised to transit the area with caution. [Ref STP BNM 444-11] Charts: 11411 11415 LNM: 16/11

Page 28 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 SECTION VIII - LIGHT LIST CORRECTIONS An Asterisk *, indicates the column in which a correction has been made to new information (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) No. Name and Location Position Characteristic Height Range Structure Remarks 7115 ST JOHNS BAR CUT 30-24-14.111N Fl W 2.5s 17 On tower on piles. Visible 0.5° each side of 16/12 RANGE FRONT LIGHT 081-25-39.641W (NIGHT) 19 rangeline (Day). Visible 1.5° each side of Fl W 2.5s rangeline (Night). (DAY)

* * 7120 ST JOHNS BAR CUT 30-24-22.141N Iso W 6s 84 Skeleton tower on Visible 0.5° each side of 16/12 RANGE REAR LIGHT 081-26-58.877W (NIGHT) 82 piles. rangeline (Day). Visible 2,329 yards, 276.7° 1.5° each side of from front light. Iso W 6s rangeline (Night). (DAY) (DAY)

* * * 7150 St Johns River Lighted 30-24-01.915N Fl R 4s 5 Red. 16/12 Buoy 8 081-23-00.857W

* 7295 TRAINING WALL RANGE 30-23-46.574N Q W 16 KRW on skeleton Visible 1.5° each side of 16/12 FRONT LIGHT 081-28-38.663W tower on piles. range line.

* * 7300 TRAINING WALL RANGE 30-23-57.877N Iso W 6s 46 KRW on skeleton Visible 1.5° each side of 16/12 REAR LIGHT 081-28-54.545W tower on piles. range line. 600 yards, 309.4° from range front light.

* * * 7375 DAMES POINT CUTOFF 30-22-59.518N Q W 19 KRW on pile. Visible 4° each side of 16/12 RANGE FRONT LIGHT 081-33-44.738W range line.

* * * 7380 DAMES POINT CUTOFF 30-22-54.078N Iso W 6s 49 KRW on skeleton Visible 4° each side of 16/12 RANGE REAR LIGHT 081-34-16.909W tower on pile range line. 957 yards, 259.0° structure. from range front light.

* * 17977 Big Carlos Pass Buoy 3 26-23-28.680N Green can. Private aid. 16/12 081-53-24.720W

* * * * * * * * 18309 North Estero Bay 26-27-16.200N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 1 081-56-34.800W

* * * * * * * * 18311 North Estero Bay 26-27-15.600N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 3 081-56-30.480W

* * * * * * * * 18316 North Estero Bay 26-27-14.400N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 5 081-56-24.000W

* * * * * * * * 18422 Bayside Estates Channel 26-27-59.760N TR on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 6 081-56-47.040W

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Page 29 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 SECTION VIII - LIGHT LIST CORRECTIONS (Continued) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) No. Name and Location Position Characteristic Height Range Structure Remarks 18423 Bayside Estates Channel 26-28-03.000N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 7 081-56-47.040W

* * * * * * * * 18427 Bayside Estates Channel 26-28-06.240N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 9 081-56-46.320W

* * * * * * * * 25790 CLEARWATER PASS 27-57-44.487N Fl G 2.5s 16 5 SG on pile. 16/12 CHANNEL LIGHT 15 082-49-02.815W

* 36465 ST CATHERINES SOUND 31-43-01.209N Q R 12 4 TR-TY on dolphin. 16/12 LIGHT 114 081-09-05.610W

* 36470 ST CATHERINES SOUND 31-42-34.671N Fl R 4s 13 5 TR-TY on pile. 16/12 LIGHT 114A 081-09-42.418W

* 36475 NORTH NEWPORT RIVER 31-42-07.820N Fl R 4s 16 5 TR-TY on pile. 16/12 LIGHT 116 081-10-39.906W

* 38820 TOLOMATO RIVER LIGHT 29-57-21.300N Fl G 4s 16 5 SG-SY on pile 16/12 51 081-18-50.320W

* 39035 MATANZAS RIVER LIGHT 29-54-19.254N Fl G 4s 16 5 SG-SY on pile. 16/12 1 081-17-43.906W

* 55560.1 Blind Pass Channel 26-29-17.826N TR on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 18 082-10-53.644W

* * * * * * * * 55560.2 Blind Pass Channel 26-29-15.240N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 19 082-10-51.528W

* * * * * * * * 55560.3 Blind Pass Channel 26-29-15.634N TR on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 20 082-10-52.184W

* * * * * * * * 55560.4 Blind Pass Channel 26-29-04.331N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 21 082-10-56.044W

* * * * * * * * 56421 Jug Creek Channel 26-41-47.040N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 13 082-10-13.080W

* * * * * * * * 56451 Jug Creek Channel 26-41-43.800N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 23 082-09-51.840W

* * * * * * * * 56477 Jug Creek Channel 26-42-00.720N TR on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 32 082-09-36.720W

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Page 30 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 SECTION VIII - LIGHT LIST CORRECTIONS (Continued) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) No. Name and Location Position Characteristic Height Range Structure Remarks 56489 Jug Creek Channel 26-42-01.800N TR on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 34 082-09-34.560W

* * * * * * * * 56497 Jug Creek Channel 26-42-07.560N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 39 082-09-24.840W

* * * * * * * * 56499 Jug Creek Channel 26-42-07.560N SG on pile. Private aid. 16/12 Daybeacon 41 082-09-23.400W

* * * * * * * * 58575 Sarasota Bay Artificial Remove from list. 16/12 Reef Daybeacon H * 58575 Sarasota Bay Artificial 27-22-04.440N Yellow can. Private aid. 16/12 Reef Buoy H 082-34-28.680W

* * * * * * * * 61385 SAND KEY LIGHT 6 27-48-17.717N Fl R 4s 16 5 TR-TY on pile. 16/12 082-46-58.750W

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PUBLICATION CORRECTIONS

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ENCLOSURES 1. Dredging and Marine Construction Weekly update: Dredging and marine construction list

2. Shoaling and Hazardous Situations Weekly update: Shoaling and Hazardous Situation list

3. Bridge Construction and Repair/Drawbridge Status Weekly update: Bridge status

4. Safe Boating Programs Weekly update: Auxiliary programs and classes

5. Marine Events Weekly update: Marine Events

6. NOAA Fisheries Service Compliance Guide for Right Whales Ship Strike Reduction Rule (50 CFR 224.105) LNM: 42/11

7. Right Whale Reporting and Safe Speed MSIB 77-11 LNM: 45/11

Page 31 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 8. S-193 Navigation Lock Refurbishment Okeechobee County, Taylor Creek, FL LNM: 47/11

9. Georgia, Savannah River (MSSB 06-12) Savannah Tall Ships Challenge, May 3-7, 2012

10. Nicholson Construction Port of Miami Tunnel Project

11. South Carolina-Georgia Marine Events in the Low Country Waterways

12. Press Release Charleston Area Bridges

W.D. Baumgartner Rear Admiral, U.S. Coast Guard Commander, Seventh Coast Guard District

Page 32 of 32 LNM: 16/12 Coast Guard District 7 17 April 2012 DREDGING/MARINE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS CURRENTLY IN PROGRESS

Location Type of Work EST Comp Date Dredge Ref: LNM

SC-Cooper River Dredge Ops APR 12 CHEROKEE (12, 13) 1412 SC-Cooper River Dredge Ops SEP 12 RICHMOND 1512 GA-Savannah Dredge Ops APR 12 HAMPTON ROADS 1412 GA/FL-Cumberland Sound-Kings Bay Dredge Ops JUN 12 LEXINGTON (4811, 0412, 0912) 1512 FL-Mayport Entrance Chan/TB Construction Dredge JUN 12 (Part 1) DREDGE 53 (1411, 4611) 1012 FL-Jax Harbor-Bar Cut 3 Construction Dredge JUL 12 (Part 2) NEW YORK 1012 FL-Jax-Blount Island Marine Terminal Demo/Const Berth 31 AUG 12 Sec Jax MSIB 04-12 0212 FL-St Augustine Inlet Beach Renourishment JUN 12 SAVANNAH (Marinex) 0512 FL-Rice Creek and St Johns River Pipeline Construction OCT 12 Georgia-Pacific LLC 0912 FL-Canaveral Harbor Dredge Ops AUG 12 VIRGINIAN 0712 FL-Sebastian Inlet Dredge Ops MAY 12 ELLICOTT 1212 FL-Ft Pierce Inlet Beach Renourishment AUG 12 BAYPORT (Manson Construction) 0512 FL-Ft Pierce-City Marina Recon Marine Construction SEP 13 Lucas Marine Construction 1412 FL-St Lucie Inlet Beach Renourishment APR 30, 2012 RN WEEKS & B.E. LINDHOLM, 5111 1612 FL- St Lucie Inlet Dredge Ops APR 12 CHARLESTON (Norfolk Dredging) 0512 FL-Ft Laud-Port Everglades Dredge Ops May 12 JAY CASHMAN 1412 FL-Ft Laud-Dania Cut-Off Canal Dredge Ops JAN 13 JAY CASHMAN 1412 FL-North Miami Beach Beach Erosion Project APR 12 LIBERTY ISLAND (5011, 1112) 1312 FL-Miami Harbor-Watson Island Tunnel Project Ongoing Nicholson Construction (4511) 1312 FL-Keewaydin Island Breakwater Structures JUN 12 Florida Marine Construction 0712 FL-Naples Bay Dredge Ops AUG 12 Energy Resources, Inc 3311 FL-Estero Bay Submerged Line APR 12 Florida Dredge & Dock (0412) 0612 FL-Charlotte Harbor-Stump Pass Marine Construction SEP 11 American Marine Construction 3211 FL-Charlotte Harbor-Peace River Pipeline Crossing MAY 12 Ed Waters & Sons 3111 FL-Charlotte Harbor-Longboat Pass-Manatee Riv Artificial Reef SUMMER 2012 Luhr Brothers, Inc (3711) 4611 FL-Tampa Bay-Hillsborough Bay Dredge Ops JUL 12 JERI-B 1412 FL-Tampa-Hillsborough River Dredge Ops MAY 12 Johnson Bros. 2311 FL-Tampa Bay-Hillsborough River Peds Walkway Install AUG 12 Orion Marine Construction 0912 FL-Sand Key Beach Renourishment OCT 12 CHARLESTON 1612 FL-ICW-Fernandina Harbor Marina Marina Maintenance MAR 12 CHELSEA 4911 FL-ICW-WPB Construction Ops MAR 12 Ray Qualmann Marine 3611 FL-ICW-Jupiter-Jupiter Ridge Shoreline Restoration APR 12 Murphy Construction (MCC) 4511 FL-Okeechobee Waterway Cofferdam Construction OCT 14 Odebrecht Construction 0912 (Herbert Hoover Dike and Culvert 1A) FL-Okeechobee Waterway (C-37Canal) Dredge Ops MAR 12 MAYA CAELYN 4610 FL-ICW-Stevenson Creek Dredge Ops MAY 12 Paul Howard Construction 4311 SHOALING AND HAZARDOUS SITUATIONS

The below list is not all inclusive. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers publishes Channel Condition Surveys and Hydrographic Surveys that may be found on the Charleston, Savannah, and Jacksonville District US Army Corps of Engineers websites.

Location Significant Information Chart LNM

SC-Seacoast Charleston Harbor Ocean Dredged Material Disposal Site (ODMDS) higher 11521 0901 than charted depths, minimum depth may be 18ft. SC-Murrells Inlet Shoaling has been reported in the vicinity of Murrells Inlet Buoy 26 (LLNR 1851) 11534 2707 SC-Murrells Inlet Shoaling by Murrells Inlet Buoy 7 (LLNR 1795) Murrells Inlet Buoy 8 (LLNR 1790) 11534 1711 Both aids have been relocated to mark best water. SC-S Edisto River Shoaling has been reported NE of S Edisto River DBN 3 (LLNR 3945) reported depth at 4ft 11517 4410 S Edisto River Buoy 3A (LLNR 3947) has been established in position 32-31-42.373N 080-22-40.871W to mark shoal. SC-Old House Creek Due to shoaling Old House Creek Temp Buoy 14 is now a permanent aid (LLNR 4063) 11517 2511 position 32-20-24.252N/080-28-12.599W displaying a red nun. SC-ICW-WB Char Harbor Shoaling has been reported in the vicinity of Winyah Bay-Charleston Harbor 11518 3009 DBN 84 (LLNR 34390) SC-ICW-WB Char Harbor Shoaling reported in the vicinity of Winyah Bay-Charleston Harbor DBN 117A 11518 1211 (LLNR 34510.5) reported depth at 3.5ft in the channel SC-ICW-Stono River Shoaling has been reported between Stono River LT 31 (LLNR 34705) and Stono River 11518 1607 DBN 36 (LLNR 34720) depth reported at 6ft. SC-ICW-S Edisto River Set TRUB 161 (LLNR 35130) at 32-32-49.784N 080-25-07.499W due to shoaling 11518 5111 SC-ICW-Ashepoo-Coosaw Ashepoo-Coosaw Cutoff DBN 185 (35205.2) relocated due to shoaling 11518 5011 SC-ICW-Fields Cut Extensive shoaling while entering Fields Cut from the Wright River. Reported depths at MLW 3-4ft. 11507 1308 SC-ICW-Vernon River Severe reported shoaling between Hell’s Gate DBN 89 (LLNR 36270) and Hell’s Gate Ogeechee River LT 92 (LLNR 36290). 11507 1706 GA-Upper Savannah River Shoaling reported in the vicinity of Upper Savannah River in pos 33-29-38N/081-59-25W 11515 3910 GA-Ossabaw Sound Shoaling reported in vicinity of Ossabaw Sound North Channel between DBN 10 11511 2110 (LLNR 5760) and DBN 12 (LLNR 5770). Ossabaw Sound North Channel Buoy 10A has been established in position 31-51-43.096N 081-03-00.175W GA-Forrest River Shoaling reported in vicinity of Coffee Bluff, Forrest River in AP 31-55-57N 081-09-42W 11509 1409 GA-FL-St Marys River Shoaling extending 15 yards channel ward between St Marys River DBN 6 (LLNR 6805) 11489 4511 and DBN 8 (LLNR 6810) Minimum depth reported 2ft MLW. Established TEMP Buoy 6A in position 30-42-51.900 081-32-00-600W 0612 GA-ICW-Rockdedundy River Shoaling has been reported in the vicinity of the Rockdedundy River in approximate position 11507 5208 31-22-45N 081-20.68W River Buoy 14 (LLNR 36826.4). Water depth reported 5ft low tide. GA-ICW-Darien River Shoaling has been reported in the vicinity of Darien River DBN 27 (LLNR 36827.4) and Darien River DBN 29 (LLNR 36827.5). 11507 0508 GA-ICW-Savannah River Shoaling reported in the area between Elba Island Cut LT 2 (LLNR 35880) and 11507 0105 Elba Island Cut LT 4 (LLNR 35885), Soundings shows the depth between 2-4ft approximately 20 yards into the channel between the aids. GA-ICW-Cumberland River Shoaling has been observed at Cumberland River DBN 51 (LLNR 37560) 11489 0110 GA-ICW-Sawpit Creek Shoaling has been reported on the east side of the channel in vicinity of Sawpit Creek LT 49 11489 2010 (LLNR 38190), TEMP 49A established to mark best water. FL-Amelia River Shoaling has been reported channel ward of Amelia River LB 6 (LLNR 7070/37950) 11489 4311 reported depth of 6ft at low tide. FL-St Johns River Shoaling has been reported in between Norwalk Point LT 59 (LLNR 8485) and Mount Royal LT 61A (LLNR 8495) with reported depths less than 5ft. 11495 3408 FL-St Johns River Shoaling has been reported in the channel south of Mt Royal LT 63 (LLNR 8510) to Fort Gates LT 65 (LLNR 8520). Depth reported at low water is 4ft. 11495 2406 FL-Fort Pierce Inlet Shoaling has been reported in the Banty Saunders Recreational Area private channel 11475 1311 also known as “Little Jim Channel” between DBN 14 (LLNR 9900) and DBN 19 (LLNR 9925) and in private channel known as “Shorty’s Slough” between DBN 9 (LLNR 9885) and DBN 11 (9890) water depths reported between 3-5ft at low tide FL-Fort Pierce Inlet Shoaling has been reported to depths of 17ft channel ward of Fort Pierce Inlet Inner Harbor 11475 4111 LB 11 (LLNR 9850). 11472 FL-Lake Worth Inlet Shoaling has been reported along the north side of Entrance Channel 11474 3504 FL-Key West NW Channel Shoaling has been reported between Key West Northwest Channel LB 3 (LLNR 15185) 11411 0611 and LB 5 (LLNR 15195), USACOE survey shows channel is below project depth FL-Dry Tortugas -Ft Jefferson Shoaling has been reported in Fort Jefferson East Channel. The controlling depth for the 11438 3811 Channel is approximately 6ft.

FL-Big Marco Pass Shoaling has been reported extending the width of the channel extending 100 yards south of 11430 1709 Big Marcos Pass-Gordon Pass DBN 67 (LLNR 17420.5) at a depth of 4.1ft to 5.5ft MLW, extending 100 yards south of Big Marcos Pass-Gordon Pass DBN 71 (LLNR 17435) reported depth 4.5ft to 5.5ft, and extending 50 yards south of Big Marcos Pass-Gordon Pass DBN 31 (LLNR 17295) at a depth of 3.5 to 4.5ft at MLW. FL-Wiggins Pass Extensive shoaling has been reported in Wiggins Pass Inlet in between Wiggins Pass 11427 2510 DBN 1 (LLNR 17780) and Wiggins Pass DBN 2 (LLNR 17785) FL-Matanzas Pass Due to encroaching shoaling between Matanzas Pass Channel DBN 4 (LLNR 18095) Ref: 11/10 11427 0512 and DBN 6 (LLNR 18110) DBN 4 has been relocated to position 26-27-54.046N/ 081-58-07.981W. FL-Charlotte Harbor Shoaling has been reported to depths of 7ft extending from the vicinity of Charlotte Harbor Channel Buoy 3A (LLNR 19915) channel ward to the center of the channel. 11425 0712 FL-New Pass Extensive shoaling exist from New Pass LT NP (LLNR 1345/21585) to New Pass Channel 11425 3605 LT 7 (LLNR 21620), water depths are constantly changing and surf breaking. FL-Longboat Pass Shoaling has been reported between Longboat Pass Approach LT LP (LLNR 2755) and 11425 2609 Longboat Pass DBN 1 (LLNR 21757) reported depth 8-9ft MLW. FL-Big Sarasota Pass Shoaling reported between Big Sarasota Pass DBN 3 (LLNR 21500.3) and Big 11425 0810 Sarasota Pass DBN 4 (LLNR 21500.4) FL-Tampa Bay Shoaling reported between New Pass Buoy 3A (LLNR 21595) and New Pass LT 11425 4004 (LLNR 21620), extending 20 yards channel ward. FL-Tampa Bay Shoaling has been reported - Manatee River DBN 3 (LLNR 21870) has been established 11425 1911 in position 27-32-10.760N 082-40-08.436W to mark shoal. FL-Tampa Bay Shoaling reported between Clearwater Marina Channel DBN 2 (LLNR 25730) and 11411 2009 Clearwater Mariner Channel DBN 3 (LLNR 25735) encroaching eastward into the center of channel. Water Depth reported at 3ft to 5ft. Shoaling most prominent in the vicinity of LT 3 (LLNR 25735) channel ward within 100ft. FL-Tampa Bay Shoaling reported extending approximately 30 yards channel ward between 11411 1709 Pithlatchascotee River DBN 36 (LLNR 26745) and Pithlatchascotee River DBN 38 (LLNR 26750) water depth is 3ft at MLW. FL-Johns Pass Shoaling reported on green side of channel extending into middle of channel 11411 3010 FL-Cedar Key Shoaling has been reported in the width of the channel in the vicinity of Cedar Keys NW 11408 1609 Channel LT 19 (LLNR 29995) and Cedar Keys Northwest Channel DBN 20 (LLNR 30000) the reported water depth at MLW is 3-5ft. FL-Keaton Beach Shoaling is reported in the width of the channel in the vicinity of Keaton Beach LT 1 11407 1609 (LLNR 30595) 130 yards ESE. Reported water depth at MLW is 2.5 to 3.5ft. FL-Keaton Beach Shoaling is reported in the width of the channel in the vicinity of Keaton Beach 11407 1609 DBN 15 (LLNR 30660) and Keaton Beach LT16 (LLNR 30665). Reported water depth at MLW is 2.0 to 3.5 ft. PR-St Croix Shoaling has been reported in position 17-42-30N 064-46-07W Krause Lagoon Channel 25641 4510 FL-ICW-Fernandina Bch Shoaling reported in the vicinity of Fernandina Beach LT 1 (LLNR 37985) and Fernandina Beach LT 3 (LLNR 37900) 11489 5208 Shoaling has been reported in the vicinity of Matanzas River DBN 110 (LLNR 39673) 11485 2011 Aid has been changed permanently from DBN 110 to Buoy 110 (LLNR 39673) 1710 FL-ICW-Ponce de Leon Cut Due to encroaching Shoaling in the vicinity of Ponce de Leon Cut – Inlet Harbor Buoy 2 11485 2211 has moved to 29-05-31.511N 080-56-37.046W, Inlet Harbor Bouy2A has moved to 29-05-16.307N 080-56-16.664W and TEMP Buoy 2B has been established in position 29-05-10.367N 080-56-11.204W. FL-ICW-Ponce de Leon Cut Aid established due to shoaling Ponce de Leon Cut Buoy 18A (LLNR 40613) 11485 2511 FL-ICW Ponce de Leon Cut Shoaling is in the vicinity of Ponce de Leon Cut Junction Buoy (LLNR (40615) and encroaching 11485 5211 5 yards channel ward with a depth of 4ft at low-tide. FL-ICW-St Lucie River St Lucie River Buoy 4 (LLNR 50645) replaced with a TRUB and relocated in position 11427, 11428 1711 27-10-00.062N 080-11-01.833W FL-ICW-St Lucie River Shoaling has been reported in the vicinity of St Lucie River LB 6 (LLNR 50700) 11472 0309 FL-ICW-St Lucie River Shoaling has been reported between St Lucie River DBN 8 (LLNR 50710) and 11428 1510 St Lucie River DBN 10 (LLNR 50715) a “TEMP” Unlighted Buoy 8A has been established in position 27-10-00.514N 080-11-33.485W FL-ICW-St Lucie River In the vicinity of St Lucie River (South Fork) DBN 29 (LLNR 51085) and St Lucie River 11428 2511 (South Fork) Buoy 30 LLNR (51090) the channel has narrowed to approximately 30 yards best water is near the green side of the channel. FL-ICW-St Lucie Canal Shoaling has been reported in the vicinity of St Lucie Canal DBN 38 (LLNR 51120) 11428 3707 FL-ICW-Bakers Haulover Shoaling has continued to encroach to the west around temporary aids 7A, 7B and 7C 11467 2811

BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR LNM 16-12 04/17/12

Type of EST Comp Location Work Date Bridge Ref LNM

SC-Little Pee Dee River Bridge Construction NOV 13 SC 917 Bridge 20-11/26-11 SC-St Helena Snd-Ashepoo Riv Bridge Construction MAR 13 US 17 Bridge 39-11/01-12 GA-ICW-Savannah Bridge Replacement NOV 12 Skidaway (Diamond Cswy) 01-11/01-12 GA-Green Island Sound-Vernon Riv Bridge Construction DEC 13 Harry S. Truman Pkwy 47-11/01-12 FL-St Johns Riv Bridge Repairs SEP 13 06-12 FL-St Johns Riv-Ortega Riv Bridge Repairs APR 12 SR 211/Ortega Riv Bridge 41-11/01-12 FL-St Johns Riv-Astor Bridge Repairs JUN 12 Astor Bridge 12-12 FL-ICW-Tolomato Riv to Palm Shores Bridge Repairs MAR 13 Amelia Riv (SR A1A) Bridge 10-12 FL-ICW-Tolomato Riv to Palm Shores Bridge Repairs JUL 12 SR 312 Bridge 10-12 FL-ICW-Tolomato Riv to Palm Shores Bridge Repairs APR 12 Indian River Bridge 16-11/20-11 FL-ICW-W Palm Bch – Palm Bch - Jupiter Bridge Construction SEP 12 US 1 Bridges 42-11 FL-ICW- W Palm Bch – Palm Bch Bridge Construction MAR 14 Flagler Memorial Bridge 51-11/01-12 FL-ICW- W Palm Bch – Palm Bch Bridge Construction APR 13 E Ocean Ave Lantana Bridge 07-12/10-12 FL-ICW-Broward-FT Laud Bridge Repairs AUG 12 SE 17th St Cswy Bridge 05-12 FL-ICW-Miami Bridge Repairs JUN 12 W 79th St Bridge 02-11 FL-Miami Riv Bridge Repairs AUG 12 Flagler St Bridge 02-12/10-12 FL-OWW-St Lucie Canal (S Fork)- Bridge Construction APR 13 Indian St Bridge 01-12/24-12 FL-OWW-Kissimmee Riv Bridge Repairs JUL 12 SR 70 Bridge 39-11 FL-OWW-Kissimmee Riv Bridge Repairs JUN 12 US 98/FL 700 Bridge 39-11 FL-ICW – San Carlos Bay – Matlacha Pass Bridge Construction DEC 12 Matlatcha Pass Bridge 45-10/01-11fl FL-West Coast – Gasparilla Pass Bridge Replacement MAR 13 Gasparilla Pass Bridges 10-12 FL-Longboat Pass Bridge Repairs APR 12 Longboat Pass Bridge 46-11/01-12 FL-Tampa Bay – Cut A Bridge Repairs NOV 12 Sunshine Skyway Bridge 44-11/01-12 FL-Tampa Bay-Hillsborough Riv Bridge Repairs MAY 12 West Columbus Dr Bridge 07-12/10-12 FL-ICW-Tampa Bay-Anclote-St Petersburg Bridge Construction JAN 13 Pinellas Bayway C 44-11

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) 415-6744. Unless otherwise noted in the date column, the described status will be in effect until further notice. Mariners knowing of bridge activities not listed below are urged to notify the Seventh Coast Guard District Bridge Branch.

BRIDGE LOCATION DATE STATUS REF

Lady’s Island/Woods Memorial AICW, Beaufort, SC April 21, 12 Closed to Nav 8 am – 10 am 12-12 Lady’s Island/Woods Memorial AICW, Beaufort, SC May 5, 12 Closed to Nav 8 am – 9 am 12-12 Main St St Johns Riv, Jax, FL May 5, 12 8 am to 9:30 am Closed to Nav 16-12 Main St St Johns Riv, Jax, FL 7 pm Jul 4 – 1 am Jul 5, 12 Closed to Nav 01-12 Main St St Johns Riv, Jax, FL Oct 6, 12 1:30 pm to 4 pm Closed to Nav 01-12 Main St St Johns Riv, Jax, FL 2 pm Nov 24 – 2 am Nov 25, 12 Closed to Nav 16-12 Grand Ave Ortega Riv, Jax FL May 1, 11 – Apr 19, 12 Single-leaf Ops 41-11/09-12 Astor St Johns Riv, Astor, FL Apr 23 – Jun 1, 12 8 pm – 8 am Closed to Nav 12-12 AICW, St Augustine, FL Nov 17, 12, 6:50 am to 8:40 am Nov 18, 12 6:10 am to 10 am Closed to Nav 12-12 Hillsboro Blvd ACIW, Deerfield Bch, FL Jul 4, 2012 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Closed to Nav 12-12 E Sunrise/E Las Olas AICW, Ft Laud, FL Apr 28 and 29, 2012 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily Closed to Nav 10-12 SE 3rd/Andrews Ave New River, Ft Laud, FL May 6, 12 7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Closed to Nav 16-12 SE 3rd/Andrews Ave New River, Ft Laud, FL Sep 8, 12 7:30 a.m. – 9 a.m. Closed to Nav 16-12 SE 17th St Cswy AICW, Ft Laud, FL Feb 15 – Aug 30, 2012 Single-leaf Ops 05-12 7 am – 6 pm (M – Sat) Dania Bch Blvd AICW, Ft Laud, FL Apr 29, 12 7 am to 8 am Closed to Nav 10-12 W 79th St AICW, Miami, FL Until Jun 30, 12 Single-leaf Ops 01-12/10-12 2nd Ave/Brickell Ave Miami River, Miami, FL Apr 26, 12 6:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Closed to Nav 04-12 Flagler St Miami River, Miami, FL Until Aug 12 Single-leaf Ops 02-12/10-12 NW 12th Ave Miami River, Miami, FL Until Jul 3, 12 Special Regs 10-12 Siesta Key GICW, Siesta Key, FL Jun 5 – Oct 3, 12 Single-leaf Ops 16-12

C. BRIDGE INFORMATION.

SOUTH CAROLINA – ST HELENA SOUND – ASHEPOO RIVER – US 17 BRIDGE: Bridge Construction.

Lane Construction is currently working on the replacement of the US 17 Bridge across the Ashepoo River mile 32.5, Green Pond, South Carolina. This work is expected to be completed by March 15, 2013. As the construction phase has processed to beam setting across the navigable channel, mariners are reminded that the contractor will be requesting vessel traffic to stop/hold until the beams are set in place to ensure the safety of the workers as well as navigation. This phase of the process is expected to be completed by April 13, 2012.

Ref: LNM 39-11 through 15-12 Chart: Not Charted

GEORGIA – SAVANNAH RIVER TO WASSAW SOUND - GREEN ISLAND SOUND – VERNON RIVER: Bridge Construction.

Balfour Beatty Infrastructure, Inc. has begun construction of the Harry Truman Parkway across the Vernon River mile 8.4, in Chatham County, Georgia. Barges, tugs, and other equipment will be present in the river. Waterway closures and restrictions are expected in the future. This work is expected to continue through the end of 2013. The new bridge will have a vertical clearance of 19 feet and a horizontal clearance of 79 feet.

Ref: LNM 30-10 through 15-12 Chart: 11512 CG File: 1200

FLORIDA – ST. JOHNS RIVER – MATHEWS BRIDGE – JACKSONVILLE: Bridge Repairs.

Due to bridge repairs, the vertical clearance of the Mathews Bridge across the St Johns River mile 21.4. Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida has been reduced by two feet. This work is expected to continue until September 2013. Additional information can be found on https://homeport.uscg.mil/mycg/portal/ep/portDirectory.do?tabId=1&cotpId=29, ref MSIB 37-11

Ref: LNM 06 through 15-12 Chart: 11491

FLORIDA – ST. JOHNS RIVER – MAIN STREET BRIDGE – JACKSONVILLE: Bridge Closure.

The Main Street (US 1) Bridge across the St. Johns River mile 24.7, Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida will be closed to navigation from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on May 5, 2012 to facilitate the First Coast March for Babies event.

Chart: 11491 CG File: 2715

FLORIDA – ST. JOHNS RIVER – MAIN STREET BRIDGE – JACKSONVILLE: Bridge Closure.

The Main Street (US 1) Bridge across the St. Johns River mile 24.7, Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida will be closed to navigation from 7:00 p.m. on July 4 through 1:00 a.m. on July 5, 2012 to accommodate the “Freedom, Fanfare & Fireworks” event.

Ref: LNM 01 through 15-12 Chart: 11491 CG File: 2715

FLORIDA – ST. JOHNS RIVER – MAIN STREET BRIDGE – JACKSONVILLE: Bridge Closure.

The Main Street (US 1) Bridge across the St. Johns River mile 24.7, Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida will be closed to navigation from 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on October 6, 2012 to facilitate the 20th Anniversary of Buddy Check 12 event.

Ref: LNM 01 through 15-12 Chart: 11491 CG File: 2715

FLORIDA – ST. JOHNS RIVER – MAIN STREET BRIDGE – JACKSONVILLE: Bridge Closure.

The Main Street (US 1) Bridge across the St. Johns River mile 24.7, Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida will be closed to navigation from 2:00 p.m. on November 24 through to 2:00 a.m. on November 25, 2012 to facilitate the Jacksonville Light Parade event.

Chart: 11491 CG File: 2715

FLORIDA - ST. JOHNS RIVER - ORTEGA RIVER – GRAND AVENUE (SR 211) BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs/Updated April 2, 2012.

Superior Construction is repairing the Ortega/Grand Ave (SR 211) Bridge across Ortega River mile 0.3, Duval County, Florida. This work is expected to be completed by April 2012. Barges are present near the bridge but should not be obstructing the channel. Starting May 1, 2011, the Grand Avenue Bridge will be on a single-leaf opening schedule from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. A double- leaf opening will be available with a three hour notice to the bridge tender.

Ref: LNM 34-10 through 15-12 Chart: 11491 CG File: 2376

FLORIDA – ST JOHNS RIVER – SR 40/ASTOR BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs.

Seacoast Inc. has advised this office that they will be closing the Astor (SR 40) Bridge across the St Johns River mile 126.0, Astor, Volusia and Lake Counties, Florida from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. daily, April 23 through June 1, 2012, due to repairs. The Florida Department of Transportation, Project Engineer has requested a change to the operation of this bridge which the Coast Guard is considering. The change would allow the Astor Bridge to remain closed to navigation Monday through Friday except that the bridge will open to navigation with a 24 hour notice to the bridge tender. Comments on this request should be sent to [email protected].

Ref: LNM 12 through 15-12 Chart: 11495

FLORIDA – MIAMI RIVER – BRICKELL AVENUE AND 2ND AVENUE BRIDGES: Bridge Closure:

The Brickell Avenue and 2nd Avenue Bridges across the Miami River, Miami, Florida will be closed to navigation from 6:15 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on April 26, 2012 for the Miami Corporate Run.

Ref: LNM 04 through 15-12 Chart: 11468 CG File: 2591

FLORIDA – MIAMI HARBOR – MIAMI RIVER – FLAGLER STREET BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs/Updated April 2, 2012.

M&J Construction has advised this office that they will be working on the Flagler Street Bridge across the Miami River mile 1.0, Miami- Dade County, Florida from January 28 through August 2012. This work consists of painting and fender system replacement. The painting containment system has reduced the vertical clearance of the bridge by three feet. The Flagler Street Bridge is on single-leaf operations with a four-hour notice for a double-leaf opening, tugs and tugs with tows are exempt from this schedule and may pass at any time. Contact The Flagler Street Bridge, bridge tender via VHF-FM channel 9 or 305-737-9210 for single-leaf and double-leaf opening through August 2012.

SCHEDULE CHANGE: M & J Constructions will be placing the Flagler Street Bridge across the Miami River on a specific single-leaf schedule from 7:15 a.m. to 7 p.m. starting on April 16, 2012,, openings will be at 7:15 a.m., 9:15 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 1:15 p.m., 3:15 p.m., 4:15 p.m., 6:15 p.m. and 7 p.m. The four-hour notice for a double-leaf opening still applies except that the double-leaf openings would be during one of these segments during the day. From 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. the bridge would remain on single-leaf operations with a four-hour notice for a double-leaf opening and tugs and tugs with tows would remain exempt from these regulations. Contact The Flagler Street Bridge, bridge tender via VHF-FM channel 9 or 305-737-9210 for single-leaf and double-leaf opening through August 2012.

Ref: LNM 02 through 15-12 Chart: 11467 CG File: 3082

FLORIDA – MIAMI HARBOR – MIAMI RIVER – NW 12th AVENUE BRIDGE: Bridge Closure.

The NW 12th Avenue Bridge, Miami River mile 2.1, Miami, Florida will be closed to navigation from 6:46 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. April 4 through July 3, 2012 during Miami Marlin home games (Schedule Below). This deviation will test a change to the drawbridge operation schedule to determine whether a permanent change to the schedule is needed. Federal Register Docket Number USCG-2012-0078 will provide comment instructions once published in the Federal Register. Tugs and tugs with tows, vessels in distress and public vessels of the United States shall be passed at any time.

The Miami Marlins Home Baseball Schedule is available on their website and published below:

April May June July August September November April 4 May 11 June 5 July 1 August 10 September 1 November 1 April 13 May 12 June 6 July 13 August 11 September 2 November 2 April 14 May 13 June 7 July 14 August 12 September 3 November 3 April 15 May 14 June 8 July 15 August 13 September 4 April 17 May 15 June 9 July 16 August 14 September 5 April 18 May 21 June 10 July 23 August 15 September 6 April 19 May 22 June 11 July 24 August 28 September 14 April 27 May 23 June 12 July 25 August 29 September 15 April 28 May 24 June 13 July 27 August 31 September 16 April 29 May 25 June 22 July 28 September 17 April 30 May 26 June 23 July 29 September 18 May 27 June 24 September 19 May 28 June 25 September 28 May 29 June 26 September 29 May 30 June 27 September 30 June 29 September 30 June 30

Ref: LNM 10 through 15-12 Chart: 11467

FLORIDA – FLORIDA KEYS – BAHIA HONDA TO SUGARLOAF KEY – NILES CHANNEL: Fishing Pier Deterioration.

The old Niles Channel Bridge (Fishing Pier) is deteriorating and parts have fallen into the water in approximate position 24-39-36.0N 081- 26-06.0W. Mariners are advised to remain clear of this structure and to use the main navigational channel when transiting this area.

Ref: LNM 29-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11445

FLORIDA - WEST COAST - MARCO ISLAND - BIG MARCO PASS - COLLIER BAY - SMOKEHOUSE BAY: Special Bridge Notice.

The Coast Guard has issued a public notice announcing a permit application from the City of Marco Island for the approval of location and plans to replace the existing fixed highway bridge on North Collier Boulevard across Smokehouse Bay at mile 0.7 at Marco Island, Collier County, Florida (25 57’07.09”N and 81 43’49.42”W). The public notice 02-12 which solicits comments for a thirty day period can be viewed at http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/?pageName=pnBridges&Active=1®ion=7. The project manager is Mr. Brodie Rich at (305) 415-6736 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Ref: LNM 13 through 15-12 Chart: 11430 CG File: 3903

FLORIDA – WEST COAST – CHARLOTTE HARBOR TO TAMPA BAY – GASPARILLA PASS – TWO BRIDGES: Bridge Construction.

Orion Marine Group has advised the Coast Guard that they plan on constructing a temporary bridge next to the Gasparilla Island relief structure mile 0.4 starting in March, 2012. This work will have floating equipment in the waterway and will restrict the channel. The channel will be closed for short periods of time when the contractor sets the temporary bridge span across the waterway. Mariners are requested to maintain slow speed/no wake through this construction area. Demolition of the existing bridge will be published in future LNMs.

The Orion Marine Group will be constructing a new replacement bridge across Gasparilla Pass mile 1.0, starting in March 2012. There will be floating equipment in and around the channel during this work. . The channel will be closed for short periods of time when the contractor sets the temporary bridge span across the waterway. Mariners are requested to maintain slow speed/no wake through this construction area. Demolition of the existing bridge will be published in future LNMs.

Ref: LNM 10 through 15-12 Chart: 11425

FLORIDA – LONGBOAT PASS – LONGBOAT PASS BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs.

Quinn Construction will be working on the Longboat Pass Bridge, across Longboat Pass, Longboat Key, Manatee County, Florida from December 6, 2011 until April 30, 2012. This work is not expected to interrupt the operation of the drawspan or restrict the main channel. There will be floating equipment, frames and man lifts in various locations along the bridge spans. Mariners should proceed with caution through this area.

Ref: LNM 46-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11425

FLORIDA – TAMPA BAY - SUNSHINE SKYWAY: Bridge Repairs.

Quinn Construction, Inc will be performing repairs to the Sunshine Skyway Bridge beginning November 14, 2011 and lasting until November, 2012. Operations will be conducted Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Work consists of replacing hatches, ladders, rip-rap, and bearing pads which will require the use of numerous vessels and barges. No construction operations will be conducted from the water between piers 88 and 135, or Tampa Bay Cut A Channel, however vessels transiting Cut A are reminded to keep a sharp lookout. Mariners are advised to exercise extreme caution when transiting the area and may contact Quinn Construction on VHF Channel 16 or at 941-722-7722 or 941-322-4552 for further details.

Ref: LNM 44-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11416

FLORIDA – TAMPA BAY - HILLSBOROUGH RIVER – WEST COLUMBUS DRIVE BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs.

The West Columbus Drive Swingbridge across the Hillsborough River, Tampa, Florida will be placed in the open to navigation position from February 21 to May 23, 2012 for repairs.

Ref: LNM 07 through 15-12 Chart: 11416

FLORIDA – TAMPA BAY – OLD TAMPA BAY – GANDY (FRIENDSHIP) BRIDGE: Bridge Deterioration.

The Gandy (Friendship/Pedestrian) Bridge across Old Tampa Bay, Tampa, Florida has been determined to be deteriorating by the bridge owner. Pedestrian traffic has been stopped on the bridge and the bridge owner recommends that all mariners use the center span channel of this bridge only.

Ref: LNM 53-08 through 15-12 Chart: 11416

SOUTH CAROLINA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – CASINO CREEK TO BEAUFORT RIVER – LADY’S ISLAND BRIDGE: Bridge Closure.

The Lady’s Island/Woods Memorial/US Highway 21/Sea Island Parkway Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 536.0, Beaufort, South Carolina will be closed to navigation from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on April 21, 2012 to facilitate the Step Up For Kids 5K/10K event.

Ref: LNM 12 through 15-12 Chart: 11518

SOUTH CAROLINA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – CASINO CREEK TO BEAUFORT RIVER – LADY’S ISLAND BRIDGE: Bridge Closure.

The Lady’s Island/Woods Memorial/US Highway 21/Sea Island Parkway Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 536.0, Beaufort, South Carolina will be closed to navigation from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on May 5, 2012 to facilitate the A Taste of Beaufort 5K event.

Ref: LNM 12 through 15-12 Chart: 11518

GEORGIA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – BEAUFORT RIVER TO ST SIMONS SOUND – SKIDAWAY NARROWS BRIDGE: Bridge Replacement.

The Skidaway Narrows (Diamond Causeway/SR 204) Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 592.8, Chatham County, Georgia is being replaced. United Contractor, LLC has advised the Coast Guard Captain of the Port Savannah that they will be placing floating equipment in Skidaway Narrows at this bridge location. Two construction barges and the pushboat PYTHON will be working adjacent to the bascule bridge on the north side, south of the power lines. During daylight hours the navigable waterway will be restricted to 70 feet. Construction operations, during the evenings, will not restrict the navigable waterway. Construction will be ongoing until April 2, 2012. Mariners are urged to exercise caution and transit at their slowest safe speed. Please contact the pushbat PYTHON on marine VHF radio channel 9 for on-scene coordination, communication and passing arrangements. For further information contact the U.S. Coast Guard MSU Savannah at (912) 247-0073.

United Contractors, LLC has advised the Coast Guard that they will be closing the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway at the Skidaway Narrows (Diamond Causeway) Bridge during daytime hours from February 14 through February 20, 2012. This work consists of setting the beams for the new bridge across the waterway. The actual times of the waterway closure will be published in a future Local Notice to Mariners.

The contractor will be removing the old bascule bridge approximately in August 2012. This work will request the waterway to be closed to navigation during the removal. The dates and times will be published in a future Local Notice to Mariners.

Ref: LNM 50-10 through 15-12 Chart: 11507 CG File: 1122

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – ST SIMONS SOUND TO TOLOMATO RIVER – AMELIA RIVER BRIDGE: Bridge Painting/Update March 27, 2012.

The Coast Guard Bridge Branch has approved a vertical clearance reduction of four foot reducing the vertical clearance to 61 feet for one- half of the navigable channel at the SR A1A Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 721.0, Fernandina Beach, Nassua County, Florida, from April 9, 2012 through March 15, 2013.

From June 4 through July 15, 2012, the painting containment system will be allowed to be placed across the SR A1A Bridge which will reduce the vertical clearance to 61 feet across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. Mariners are advised to exercise caution when transiting the area.

Gemstone, LLC will ensure that the proper lighting is displayed at the lowered portions of the scaffolding and will be changing the clearance gauges to reflect the vertical clearance reduction.

Ref: LNM 10 through 15-12 Chart: 11489

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – ST SIMONS SOUND TO TOLOMATO RIVER – AMELIA RIVER RAILROAD BRIDGE: Waterway Restrictions.

Due to fender repairs the waterway at the Amelia River Railroad Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Fernandina Beach, Florida will be reduced to 79 feet of horizontal clearance from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. daily, April 16 through April 21, 2012. Vessels requiring a greater clearance than 79 feet should contact the barge operator on VHF-FM Channel 13 for passing instructions. Mariners are requested to pass through this area with minimum or no wake.

The owner of the Amelia River Railroad Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Fernandina Beach, Florida has requested permission to close this bridge to navigation from 8:00 a.m. to 11: 30 a.m. and from 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily, from May 14 through May 18, 2012. The Coast Guard is considering approving this proposed schedule based on comments already received. Comments should be sent to [email protected] or can be faxed to 305-415-6763. The closure request may be changed/adjusted based on these comments.

Ref: LNM 07 through 15-12 Chart: 11489

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – TOLOMATO RIVER TO PALM SHORES – ST AUGUSTINE – BRIDGE OF LIONS: Bridge Closure.

The Bridge of Lions Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, St Augustine, Volusia County, Florida will be closed to navigation from 6:50 a.m. to 8:40 a.m. on Saturday, November 17, 2012 and from 6:10 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 18, 2012 to facilitate a 5K/10K and a half marathon events.

Ref: LNM 13 through 15-12 Chart: 11485

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – TOLOMATO RIVER TO PALM SHORES – SR 312 BRIDGE: Bridge Painting/Proposed Bridge Closure.

Astor General Contracting has advised this office that they will start painting the East Bound SR 312 Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 780.0, Lake City, St Johns County, Florida on March 26, 2012. From June 4 through July 15, 2012, this work will reduce the vertical clearance of the bridge by four feet to 61 feet. This work is expected to be completed by July 15, 2012. Mariners are advised to exercise caution when transiting the area.

The contractor performing the repairs to this bridge would like permission from the Coast Guard to allow this vertical clearance reduction for up to a year. The Coast Guard is requesting mariners with vessels greater than 61 feet of height to contact Mr. Michael Lieberum at [email protected] if this vertical clearance reduction would be considered unreasonable. It is requested that all comments address which months would be less restrictive to navigation during this one year period. Comments received will become part of the decision making process.

Ref: LNM 09 through 15-12 Chart: 11485

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – WEST PALM BEACH – HOBE SOUND BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs.

The Hobe Sound Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 996.0, Jupiter, Martin County, Florida will be on single-leaf operations from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. daily April 30 through May 3, 2012, and from May 8 through May 10, 2012. A double-leaf will be available with a four hour notification to the bridge tender on VHF-FM Channel 9 or by calling 772-546-5234.

Ref: LNM 12 through 15-12 Chart: 11472 CG File: 2631

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – WEST PALM BEACH – LAKE WORTH OXBOW - JUPITER - US 1 BRIDGES: Bridge Construction.

Construction has started on the US 1 Bridges across the Lake Worth Oxbow in Jupiter, Florida. The contractor has advised that they will keep one of the two channels open at all times during construction. The anticipated completion date is September 23, 2012.

Ref: LNM 43-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11472

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – FLAGLER MEMORIAL BRIDGE: Test Piles.

PCL Civil Constructors, Inc. has advised the Coast Guard that they will constructing test piles south of the existing Flagler Memorial Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 1021.8, Palm Beach, Florida. This work is anticipated to begin on December 5, 2011 and will continue through May, 2014. This work will be outside the main navigation channel and is not expected to affect navigation. Mariners are advised that PCL has various pieces of floating equipment in the area outside the navigation channel. Mariners are requested to proceed at slow speed minimum wake through this area.

Ref: LNM 48-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11472 CG File: 2708

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI –WEST PALM BEACH – SOUTHERN BOULEVARD BRIDGE: Bridge Fender Damage/Update.

The NW portion of the fender system of the Southern Boulevard Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 1024.7, West Palm Beach, Florida has been destroyed and is marked with floating markers. Update: Due to the placement of the tug and barge equipment which will be working on the damaged fender system, there will be channel restrictions during the barge movements. Mariners are requested to contact the tug on VHF-FM channel 13 for passing information. Mariners should maintain minimum speed/no wake through this area.

Ref: LNM 11 through 15-12 Chart: 11472

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – WEST PALM BEACH – LAKE AVENUE/ROBERT HARRIS BRIDGE: Special Bridge Regulations.

District Seven Bridge Branch office has been contacted by a Florida State Representative and the City of West Palm Beach with regard to vehicle traffic congestion concerns created by the removal of the East Ocean Avenue Bridge. Vehicle traffic has been detoured to the Lake Avenue/Robert Harris SR 802 Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 1028.8, West Palm Beach, Florida; for this reason they have requested that this bridge be placed on a twice an hour schedule. This office has evaluated the situation and determined that starting on May 1, 2012 the draw of the Lake Avenue/Robert Harris (SR 802) will open on the quarter-hour and three- quarter-hour, 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week. Public vessels of the United States and tugs with tows must be passed at anytime. This temporary schedule is expected to continue until April, 2013.

Chart: 11467

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – LANTANA – EAST OCEAN AVENUE BRIDGE: Bridge Replacement.

GLF Construction Corporation has advised this office that the demolition and replacement of the East Ocean Avenue Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Lantana, Palm Beach County, Florida will start on March 20, 2012 and will continue until April 16, 2013. The first part of this activity will involve waterway closures during the removal of the existing bridge. Subsequent waterway restrictions are not anticipated until the latter part of this replacement project. Waterway closures/restrictions will be published in future Local Notice to Mariners.

Ref: LNM 07 through 15-12 Chart: 1467

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – HILLSBORO BOULEVARD BRIDGE: Bridge Closure.

The Hillsboro Boulevard Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 1050.0, Deerfield Beach, Broward County, Florida will be closed to navigation from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 4, 2012 to facilitate the local Independence Day celebrations.

Ref: LNM 26-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11467

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – EAST SUNRISE BOULEVARD AND EAST LAS OLAS BRIDGES: Bridge Closure.

The East Sunrise Boulevard and East Las Olas Bridges across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 1062.6 and 1064.0, Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida will be allowed to not open to navigation from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily on Saturday and Sunday, April 28 and 29, 2012 to facilitate the vehicle traffic flow at the conclusion of the Fort Lauderdale Air Show. Vessels that may pass under the bridges without an opening may do so at any time.

Ref: LNM 10 through 15-12 Chart: 11467 CG Files: 2754/2171

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – SE 17th STREET CAUSEWAY BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs.

Coastal Marine Construction, Incorporated will be painting the S.E. 17th Street Causeway (E. Claw Shaw) Bridge, across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida starting February 15, 2012. This work will require the S.E. 17th Street Causeway Bridge to be placed on single-leaf operations from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. A double-leaf opening will be available with a three hour advance notice to the bridge tender who can be contacted on VHF-FM Channel 9 or by calling 954-524- 7783. There will be floating equipment under the down span. For vessels requiring more than 50 feet of horizontal clearance, please contact the bridge tender for passing instructions. This work will start on February 15 and continue through August 30, 2012.

Ref: LNM 08 through 15-12 Chart: 11467

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – NEW RIVER – SE 3RD AND ANDREWS AVENUE BRIDGES: Bridge Closure.

The Southeast 3rd Avenue and the Andrews Avenue Bridges across the New River, Fort Lauderdale, Florida will be closed to navigation from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on May 6, 2012 to facilitate the Walk Like Madd Dash event.

Chart: 11467 CG File: 3017/2128

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – NEW RIVER – SE 3RD AND ANDREWS AVENUE BRIDGES: Bridge Closure.

The Southeast 3rd Avenue and the Andrews Avenue Bridges across the New River, Fort Lauderdale, Florida will be closed to navigation from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on September 8, 2012 to facilitate the annual Tunnel of Towers Ft Lauderdale 5K event.

Chart: 11467 CG File: 3017/2128

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – NEW RIVER (SOUTH FORK) – CSX RAILROAD BRIDGE: Horizontal Clearance Reduction.

The horizontal clearance of the CSX Railroad Bascule Bridge across the New River (South Fork) mile 2.8, Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida has been temporarily reduced to 56 feet.

Ref: LNM 16-08 through 15-12 CG File: 2500 Chart: 11467

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – DANIA BEACH BOULEVARD BRIDGE: Bridge Closure.

The Dania Beach Boulevard Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Dania Beach, Broward County, Florida will be closed to navigation from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, April 29, 2012 to facilitate the Fort Lauderdale Rotary U.S. Military 5K event.

Ref: LNM 10 through 15-12 Chart: 11467

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – WEST 79th STREET BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs.

Seminole Equipment, Incorporated is painting/repairing the West 79th Street Bridge, across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway mile 1084.6, Miami, Miami-Dade County, Florida. This work consists of reducing the vertical clearance by three feet and placing the bridge on single-leaf operations 24 hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week. A double-leaf opening is available with a four hour advance notice to the bridge tender. This work is expected to be completed by June 30, 2012.

Ref: LNM 01 through 15-12 Chart: 11467 CG File: 2495A

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – MACARTHUR CAUSEWAY BRIDGE: Ongoing Tunnel Project.

Due to the Port of Miami Tunnel Project the contractor has advised the Coast Guard that they will be working outside the main navigation channel under the MacArthur Causeway Bridge. Mariners are requested to remain clear of the floating equipment stationed on the north side of the channel.

Ref: LNM 12 through 15-12 Chart: 11468/11467

FLORIDA – ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – WEST PALM BEACH TO MIAMI – PORT OF MIAMI RAILROAD BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs.

Due to extensive repairs to the Port of Miami Railroad Bridge across the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Miami-Dade County, Florida, the bridge contractor, PCL Constructors Inc are beginning repair operations on the Port of Miami's FEC railroad bridge. The bridge is allowed to be in the down position when the Security Zone is not enforced and the Miami Main Channel is open for normal traffic. On days when the bridge is in the down position there will be 15 minute openings at 11:45 am, 1:45 pm, and 3:45pm. Upcoming bridge closings will occur on Wednesday March 21st, Thursday March 22nd, and Tuesday March 27th. Clearance gauges are also under repair and do not currently read properly. PCL will be monitoring Marine Channel 9. PCL POC - Adlai Jourdin (561) 253-6995.

Additional closure dates in April are: - April 3rd-4th - April 10th-11th - April 17th - April 19th - April 24th-26th If for any reason the Miami Main Channel Security Zone is in force during these dates, the bridge will not be allowed to remain closed. This work is expected to be completed in January 2013.

Ref: LNM 05 through 54-12 Chart: 11467/11468/11451

FLORIDA – OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY – (SOUTH FORK) ST LUCIE CANAL – INDIAN STREET BRIDGE: Bridge Construction.

The contractor constructing the Indian Street Bridge across the south fork of the St. Lucie Canal has advised this office that they have started construction of the portion of the bridge that crosses the St. Lucie Lagoon. They have installed a temporary trestle and floating turbidity barrier in this area. This portion of the work is expected to continue through April 2012. The contractor will be providing additional information prior to starting the portion of the bridge that crosses the South Fork of the St. Lucie Canal. The anticipated completion date of this project is April 30, 2013.

The contractor has begun placing a temporary trestle in the vicinity of the (South Fork) St. Lucie Canal. This temporary trestle is not expected to impact the main navigational channel. The contractor has a crane barge in the area that may restrict a small portion of the navigation channel. The contractor will be placing beams onto a barge which will be used for the main portions of the new bridge, during the time that the contractor places the beam onto the barge and the crane places the new beam onto the bridge, the channel will be closed to navigation for safety reasons. The exact schedule for this operation will be published in future Local Notice to Mariners.

Ref: LNM 18-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11428

FLORIDA - OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY – ST LUCIE INLET TO FORT MYERS – KISSIMMEE RIVER: SR 70 BRIDGE: Bridge Construction.

Quinn Construction will start work on repairs to the SR 70 Bridge across the Kissimmee River, Okeechobee, Highland County, Florida on September 25, 2011. This work will consist of fender repairs, roadway grating repairs and painting operations. The contractor will have floating equipment in the waterway and will be reducing the vertical clearance by 2 to 3 feet for the containment system. This work is expected to be completed by July 10, 2012. Mariners should proceed with caution through this area.

Ref: LNM 39-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11428

FLORIDA - OKEECHOBEE WATERWAY – ST LUCIE INLET TO FORT MYERS – KISSIMMEE RIVER - US 98 (FL 700) BRIDGE: Bridge Construction.

Quinn Construction is repairing the US 98 (FL 700) Bridge across the Kissimmee River, Okeechobee, Highland County, Florida. This work will consist of fender repairs, roadway grating repairs and painting operations. The contractor will have floating equipment in the waterway and will be reducing the vertical clearance by 2 to 3 feet for the containment system. This work is expected to be completed by June 10, 2012. Mariners should proceed with caution through this area.

Ref: LNM 39-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11428

FLORIDA – GULF INTRACOASAL WATERWAY – SAN CARLOS BAY – MATLACHA PASS BRIDGE: Bridge Construction.

Archer Western Contractors will be placing the Matlacha Pass Bridge, Matlacha Pass mile 6.0, Lee County, Florida in the closed to navigation position from April 11 through May 15, 2012 in order to complete the machinery installation. Vessels that may pass under the bridge without an opening may do so at any time. The schedule will be posted on the Lee County web site which will provide an up to date listing of channel closures. The web site is http://matlachabridge.info/. This work is expected to continue through December 2012.

The construction/navigational closures have been updated on the Matlacha Web Site, please refer to the marine information web page for closure information. Coast Guard Sector St Petersburg will be issuing MSIBs as needed. This information can be found on http://homeport.uscg.mil, select Sector St Petersburg. All active MSIBs are listed on this page.

Due to the major construction activity at this bridge site mariners are reminded to be extremely careful when transiting through this area.

Ref: LNM 45-10 through 15-12 Chart: 11425 CG File: 3866

FLORIDA - GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – CHARLOTTE HARBOR TO TAMPA BAY – SIESTA KEY BRIDGE: Bridge Repairs/Regulation Change.

Coastal Mariner construction has advised the Coast Guard that they will start working on the Siesta Key Bridge across the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, Siesta Key, Florida, on June 5, 2012. The Siesta Key Bridge will open a single-leaf on the hour, 20 minutes past the hour and 40 minutes past the hour, per 33 CFR 117.287(c). A double-leaf will be available on this same schedule with a three hour advance notice to the bridge tender. This schedule will be affective 24 hours-a-day, 7 days a week from June 5, 2012 through October 3, 2012. From July 11 through September 20, 2012, the vertical clearance of one span of this bridge will be reduced by three feet for painting operations.

Chart: 11425

FLORIDA - GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY – CHARLOTTE HARBOR TO TAMPA BAY – STICKNEY POINT AND HATCHETT CREEK BRIDGES: Special Regulations.

In the near future both the Stickney Point and Hatchett Creek Bridges Gulf Intracoastal Waterway miles 68.96 and 56.9, Sarasota, Florida will be placed on single-leaf operations only for up to 8 days consisting of 4 days of single-leaf operations with a period of normal operation and 4 days of single-leaf operations. These restrictions are necessary during the removal and replacement of the span hydraulic control circuitry. The exact dates will be published in a future Local Notice to Mariners.

Ref: LNM 11 through 15-12 Chart: 11472 CG File: 2418/2569

FLORIDA - GULF INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY - TAMPA BAY TO ANCLOTE - PINELLAS BAYWAY "STRUCTURE C" BRIDGE: Bridge Construction.

The Pinellas Bayway “Structure C” Bridge across Gulf Intracoastal Waterway mile xxx, St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida is being replaced with a high-level fixed bridge. This project is anticipated to start on December 15, 2011 and is expected to be completed by December 15, 2013. This work will require some waterway restrictions and closures. Vessels passing through this area are requested to contact the on-scene tug on VHF-FM channels 13/16 for passing information. This information will be published in future Local Notice to Mariners.

Ref: LNM 44-11 through 15-12 Chart: 11411

AUXILIARY SAFE BOATING PROGRAM

For addition information on CG Auxiliary Public Education Boating Program, contact 1-800-336-2628 or http://www.cgaux7.org/

HOST DATES TIME LOCATION

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Continuous 7:00pm Flotilla 79 Bldg Flotilla 79 BSS/12 Wednesdays Gandy Boat Ramp Brian Garry East End (813) 813-884-2010 Tampa, FL

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Continuous 7:3pm 3120 Miriam St South Flotilla 7-16 BSS/13 Thursdays Gulfport, FL (727) 399-7986

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Continuous 7:30am – 5:00pm Stellar Building Flotilla 14-8 BSS Saturdays 2900 Hartley Road Bob Strong Jacksonville, FL (904) 721-1346

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary 16Jun 7:30am – 5:00pm Captains Club Flotilla 14-4 22Sep, 03Nov Saturdays 13363 Beach Blvd 904-502-9154 ABS Jacksonville, FL

U.S. Power Squadron 1st Monday each month 7:00pm – 9:00pm Lauderdale Marine Ctr Fort Lauderdale Basic Safe Boating 2029 SW 20th Street (954) 523-3577 Fort Lauderdale, FL

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Continuous 8:30am – 5:00pm Bass Pro Shop Flotilla 38 ABS Saturdays 200 Gulf Stream Way (954) 296-2303 Dania Beach, FL (954) 423-9245

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Continuous 8:00am – 5:00pm USCG Aux Radio Bldg Flotilla 11-6 ABS Saturdays 3920 Marine Parkway (727) 375-1196 New Port Richey, FL

U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Continuous 7:00pm – 9:00pm Gulf High School Flotilla 11-6 ABS Mondays, Wednesdays Portable Bldg #1 (727) 375-1196 5355 School Street New Port Richey, FL

MARINE EVENTS

FLORIDA-MIAMI-BISCAYNE BAY: Vizcaya Fireworks Display

The Vizcaya Fireworks Display will be held April 19-22, 2012 just south of the between 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. in Biscayne Bay, Miami, FL. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-MIAMI-MIAMI YACHT CLUB-WATSON ISLAND: Swim Miami

The Swim Miami will be held April 21, 2012 between 8:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. in Miami, FL. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. There are approximately 350 participant swimmers expected. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

WEST INDIES-CHARLOTTE AMALIE-ST THOMAS HARBOR: St Thomas Carnival Water Sport Activities

The following safety zone will be activated April 22, 2012 between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. starting at Point 1 in position 18º20’20.4”N, 64º55’54.6”W; thence southeast to Point 2 in position 18°19’42”N, 64º55’42.6”W; thence south to Point 3 in position 18º19’18.6”N, 64º55’43.2”W; thence southwest to Point 4 in position 18º19’13.8”N, 64º56’02.4”W; thence northwest to Point 5 in position 18º19’56.4”N, 64º56’30”W; thence northeast to Point 6 in position 18°20’15.6”N, 64°56’18.6”W thence east back to origin. Spectators will be directed to the following area starting at Point 1 in position 18º20’18”N, 64º55’45.6”W; thence south to Point 2 in position 18º19’58.2”N, 64º55’40.2”W; thence northeast to Point 3 in position 18º20’11.4”N, 64º55’32.4”W; thence northwest back to origin.

FLORIDA-PORT ST LUCIE: Birthday Party Fireworks

The Simms Birthday Celebration Fireworks Display will be held April 28, 2012 between 9:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. in Port Saint Lucie, FL. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-MIAMI BEACH-STAR ISLAND: Star Island Fireworks

The Star Island Fireworks Display to be held April 28, 2012 between 8:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. in Miami, FL. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-MIAMI BEACH- STAR ISLAND: Birthday Party Fireworks

The Kramer Birthday Party Fireworks Display will be held April 28, 2012 between 11:45 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. in Miami, FL. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-MIAMI-MIAMI BEACH-INDIAN CREEK: Rowing Event

The University of Miami Rowing vs. University of Central Florida will be held April 28, 2012 between 5:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. in Miami, FL. There are approximately 80 participant rowing shells expected 45-60ft in length. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

WEST INDIES-ST. THOMAS HARBOR: Carnival Finale Fireworks

The St Thomas Carnival Finale Fireworks display will be held April 28, 2012 between 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. in the St Thomas Harbor. A safety zone will be activated within a 280 yard radius from the fireworks barge located at 18°20’12.444”N and 64°55’42.24”W to accommodate the fireworks display.

FLORIDA-POMPANO BEACH-HILLSBORO INLET: Pompano Beach Saltwater Shootout

The Pompano Beach Saltwater Shootout will be held May 12, 2012 between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. in Pompano Beach, FL. There are approximately 140 participant vessels expected 20-45ft in length. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-MAMI-MIAMI BEACH MARINA: Mad Dog Mandich Fishing Classic

The Mad Dog Mandich Fishing Classic fishing tournament will be held May 12, 2012 between 7:00 a.m and 8:00 a.m. in Miami, FL. There are approximately 30-45 participant vessels expected 18-70ft in length. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-POMPANO BEACH-HILLSBORO INLET- Pompano Beach Saltwater Slam Fishing Tournament

Bluewater Movements, Inc. will sponsor the Pompano Beach Saltwater Slam Fishing Tournament June 9, 2012 between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. The event will depart from Hillsboro Inlet in Pompano Beach, Fl. There will be approximately 140 participants in 20-45ft Outboard/Sportfish boats, fishing offshore during the tournament. For more information, please contact LT Jennifer Makowski at (305) 535-8724.

FLORIDA-ICW-WEST PALM BEACH: July 4th Fireworks

The West Palm Beach 4th of July Celebration Fireworks Display will be held July 4, 2012 between 9:20 p.m. and 9:35 p.m. in Palm Beach, FL in the downtown Flagler Area. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-LAKE WORTH: July 4th Fireworks

The Lake Worth 4th of July Fireworks Display will be held July 4, 2012 between 9:00 and 9:25 p.m. in Lake Worth, FL. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-PALM BEACH-LANTANA: July 4th Fireworks

The Town of Lantana 4th of July Fireworks Display will be held July 4, 2012 between 9:00 p.m. and 9:25 p.m. in Lantana, FL. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-MIAMI-BAL HARBOUR: July 4th Fireworks

Zambelli Fireworks Inc. will sponsor the Village of Bal Harbour July 4th Celebration Fireworks Display July 4 between 9:00 p.m. to 9:25 p.m. The display will launch from the south jetty of Bakers Haulover Inlet in Bal Harbour, FL. For more information, please contact LT Jennifer Makowski at (305) 535-8724.

FLORIDA-MIAMI-BAYFRONT PARK: Independence Day Celebration

The Bayfront Park Independence Day Celebration Fireworks Display will be held July 4, 2012 between 9:00 p.m and 9:30 p.m. in Miami, FL. There are approximately 200 spectator boats. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-ICW-PALM BEACH-LANTANA: Old Key Lime House Wake Boarding Event

The Old Key Lime House Wake Boarding Event will be held July 28, 2012 between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. in Lantana, FL. The Coast Guard will not be issuing a permit for this event. There are approximately 3-6 participant vessels 20ft in length. The sponsor deems their patrols adequate for traffic escort and does not request Coast Guard for control of spectator and/or commercial traffic. No Safety Zone will be drafted for the event.

FLORIDA-POMPANO BEACH-HILLSBORO INLET- Pompano Beach Saltwater Showdown Fishing Tournament

Bluewater Movements, Inc. will sponsor the Pompano Beach Saltwater Showdown August 4, 2012 between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. The event will depart from Hillsboro Inlet in Pompano Beach, FL. There will be approximately 140 participants in 20-45ft Outboard/Sportfish boats, fishing offshore during the tournament. For more information, please contact LT Jennifer Makowski at (305) 535-8724. Science, Service, Stewardship

Compliance Guide for Right Whale Ship Strike Reduction Rule (50 CFR 224.105) Attention: All vessels greater than or equal to 65 ft (19.8 m) in n o a a overall length and subject to the jurisdiction of the United States and all vessels greater than or equal to 65 ft in overall length f i s h e r i e s entering or departing a port or place subject to the jurisdiction of s e r v i c e the United States.

Mandatory speed restrictions of 10 knots or You must slow to speeds of 10 knots or less in less are required in Seasonal Management Seasonal Management Areas Areas along the U.S. East Coast during times when right whales are likely to be present. Northeast U.S. Seasonal Management Areas The purpose of this regulation is to reduce the likelihood of deaths and serious injuries Feeding Areas to these endangered whales that result from collisions with ships.

NOAA

Vessels may operate at a speed greater than 10 knots only if necessary to maintain a safe maneuvering speed in an area where conditions severely restrict vessel maneuverability as determined by the pilot Feeding Areas or master. Cape Cod Bay Off Race Point Great South Channel If a deviation from the 10 knot speed January 1 - May 15 March 1 - April 30 April 1 - July 31 restriction is necessary, the following Includes all waters of Waters Bounded by: Waters Bounded by: information must be entered into the Cape Cod Bay with 42º04'56.5"N 070º12'W 42º30'N, 069º45'W logbook: Northern Boundary of 42º12'N, 070º12'W 42º30'N, 067º27'W - Reasons for deviation 42º04'56.5"N, 070º12'W to 42º12'N, 070º30'W 42º09'N, 067º08'24"W - Speed at which vessel is operated 42º12'N, 070º12'W 42º30'N, 070º30'W 41º00'N, 069º05'W - Latitude and longitude at time of deviation then due west back to shore. 42º30'N, 069º45'W 41º40'N, 069º45'W - Time and duration of deviation 41º40'N, 069º45'W then back to starting pt. - Master of the vessel shall sign and date then due west back to shore. the logbook entry The rule does not apply to waters inshore of COLREGS lines. Page 1 of 2 U.S. Department of Commerce | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration | National Marine Fisheries Service Science, Service, Stewardship

Mid-Atlantic U.S. Seasonal Management Areas Migratory Route November 1 through April 30 Vessel speed is restricted in the following areas: •Block Island Sound waters bounded by: 40º51'53.7" N 070º36'44.9" W 41º20'14.1" N 070º49'44.1" W 41º04'16.7" N 071º51'21.0" W 40º35'56.5" N 071º38'25.1" W Migratory Route & then back to starting point. Calving Grounds •Within a 20-nm (37 km) radius of the following November 1 through April 30 (as measured seaward from the COLREGS lines): -Ports of New York/New Jersey: 40º29'42.2"N 073º55'57.6"W -Entrance to the Delaware Bay (Ports of Philadelphia and Wilmington): 38º52'27.4"N 075º01'32.1"W -Entrance to the Chesapeake Bay (Ports of Hampton Roads and Baltimore): 37º00'36.9"N 075º57'50.5"W -Ports of Morehead City and Beaufort, NC: 34º41'32.0"N 076°40'08.3"W Southeast U.S. Seasonal Management Area •Within a continuous area 20 nm from shore between Wilmington, NC, to Brunswick, GA, bounded by the following: Point Latitude Longitude A 34º10'30"N 077º49'12"W B 33º56'42"N 077º31'30"W C 33º36'30"N 077º47'06"W Calving and Nursery Grounds D 33º28'24"N 078º32'30"W E 32º59'06"N 078º50'18"W November 15 through April 15 F 31º50'00"N 080º33'12"W G 31º27'00"N 080º51'36"W and west back to the shore.

Calving and Nursery Grounds November 15 through April 15 Vessel speed is restricted in the area bounded to the north by latitude 31º27'N; to the south by latitude 29º45'N; to the east by longitude 080º51'36"W.

For more information, visit: http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/shipstrike The rule does not apply to waters inshore of COLREGS lines. http://nero.noaa.gov/shipstrike Voluntary Dynamic Management Areas (DMAs) may also be established by NOAA http://rightwhalessouth.nmfs.noaa.gov Fisheries Service. Mariners are encouraged to avoid these areas or reduce speeds to 10 knots or less while transiting through these areas. NOAA Fisheries Service will Right Whale Ship Strike Reduction Rule announce DMAs to mariners through its customary maritime communication media. expires on December 9, 2013 This serves as NOAA's small entity compliance guide. OMB Control #0648-0580 Page 2 of 2 U.S. Department of Commerce | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration | National Marine Fisheries Service

SOUTH CAROLINA-GEORGIA MARINE EVENTS IN THE LOW COUNTRY WATERWAYS

OFFSHORE (ATLANTIC OCEAN) 1. 17-19 May; 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day - The Arthur Smith Foundation will sponsor the Arthur Smith Foundation Fishing Tournament. There will be approximately 250- 400 participants in 16’ Outboard/Sportfish boats, fishing inshore and offshore during the tournament. For more information, please contact Mr. Clay Smith at (704) 804-9727.

CHARLESTON HARBOR/WANDO, COOPER OR ASHLEY RIVERS 2. 20-22 April; 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day – Charleston Ocean Racing Association (CORA) will be hosting the Charleston Race Week 2012. Approximately 300 sailboats will be racing in the Charleston Harbor in 4 inshore races and 2 offshore in the Atlantic Ocean. For more information please contact Mr. Randy Draftz at (843) 557-6082.

3. 28 April; 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. – Low Country Paddlers of Mount Pleasant will be hosting the Patriot Challenge Kayak Race. Approximately 150 kayaks, canoes and support vessels ranging in size from 12’ – 21’ commencing at Brittlebank Park, will race down the Ashley River, around the Charleston Battery then return to Brittlebank Park. For more information, please contact Mr. Richard Carter at (803) 492-1871.

4. 29 April; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. – The town of Mount Pleasant will be hosting their Blessing of the Fleet and Seafood Festival. With approximately 15 vessels ranging in size from 20’ to 75’, the commercial fishing/shrimping boats will congregate north of the Ravenel Bridge in the Cooper/Wando Rivers and parade south to Shem Creek. For more information please contact Ms. Nicole Harvey at (843) 884-8517.

5. 5 May; 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. – Dragon Boat Festival of Charleston will be hosting the Charleston Dragon Boat Festival. Approximately 66 teams in 38’ Dragon Boats (longboats) will be racing on the Ashley River in front of Brittlebank Park. For more information please contact Ms. Rebecca Gosnell at (843) 819-5947.

6. 5-6 May; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day – The James Island Yacht Club (JIYC) will be sponsoring the JIYC SE Lightning District Sailing Regatta. There will be approximately 20 participants in 17’ sailboats. The race will take place in the Charleston Harbor. For more information, please contact Mr. Chris Hamilton at (843) 469-4254.

7. 11 May; 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. – Manuka Sports Event Management LLC will be sponsoring the Atlantic Cup Sailboat Race. The race will start in the Town Creek Lower Reach, head east through Shutes Folly and exit the Harbor enroute to New York City. There will be approximately 12 participants in 40’ sailboats. For more information, please contact Mr. Hugh Piggin at (401) 662-9261.

ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY No upcoming events in this area.

GEORGETOWN/ MURRELLS INLET/ WACCAMAW RIVER 8. 22 April; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. – The Murrells Inlet 2020 will be hosting the Spring Tide – A Day for the Inlet. This is the 21st Annual one day clean-up of Murrells Inlet. There will be approximately 300 participants in johnboats, canoes and pontoon boats ranging in size from 10’- 25’. For more information please contact Ms. Sue Sledz or Whitney Hills at (843) 357-2007.

INLAND RIVER OR LAKES 9. 21 April: 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. – The Rotary Club of Beaufort will host the Port Royal Crab Race on Battery Creek. This event will consist of release of rubber crabs and deployment of boom material for crab collection. For more information please contact John Harvey at (843) 812-2726.

10. 26 May; 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. – The YMCA of Beaufort County will host the Beaufort River Swim. There will be approximately 150 participants competing in the 3 mile open water swim on the Beaufort River. For more information please contact Mr. Michael Bostwick at (843) 592-0751.

April 12, 2012

PRESS RELEASE

Collins Engineers, Inc. of Charleston, SC announces the routine above water inspection of the bridges listed below in both Charleston and Berkeley County. Temporary lane/shoulder and ramp closures will be performed for topside and aerial underside inspection efforts. Collins will also employ a 22 ft C-Dory vessel for safety and inspection of the substructure elements in the water. The inspections over the navigable waterways shall occur during the following approximate periods:

SC 517 over ICWW (Isle of Palms Connector) – 8:00am to 5:00pm – April 26 through May 2, 2012

I526 over Wando River – 8:00am to 5:00pm – May 2 through May 15, 2012

I526 over Cooper River (Don Holt Bridge) – 9:00pm to 5:00am – May 18 through May 30, 2012

SC 30 over ICWW & Ashley River (James Island Expressway) – 9:00pm to 5:00am – June 4 through July 14, 2012

This notification is solely for information purposes and if the inspection efforts extend beyond provided dates listed above a further notification will be issued.

If you have any questions or need further information, please contact the Collins Engineers, Inc. Project Manager Jon Carroll at 843-884-2027 (office) or 843-991-6967 (cell).

Jon Carroll Project Manager, Collins Engineers, Inc.