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Louisiana Maritime Association 3939 N Friday, December 18, 2015 at 7:25:04 AM Central Standard Time Subject: (PDF) Louisiana Mari0me Associa0on (LAMA) Morning Report for Friday, December 18, 2015 Date: Friday, December 18, 2015 at 7:24:26 AM Central Standard Time From: Ron Branch Louisiana Maritime Association 3939 N. Causeway Boulevard, Suite 102 Metairie, LA 70002 (504) 833-4190 Phone (504) 833-4191 Fax www.louisianamaritime .org Friday, December 18, 2015 Morning Report NaEonal Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) hMp://www.dhs.gov/files/programs/ntas.shtm No Threat Advisory Issued. Navigation Conditions 1. The Lower Mississippi River (LMR) Navigation: Open to Navigation. 2. UPDATE: A WIDE BERTH AND MINIMUM WAKE IS REQUESTED BY THE USACOE FOR REVETMENT OPERATIONS CONDUCTED AT MM 31 AHP through MM 32.5 AHP RDB this request is in effect 24 hr a day 7 days a week. For the complete Revetment Work schedule click here. 3. UPDATE: Louisiana - Lower Mississippi River Mariners are advised that the work on the Crescent City Connection Bridges, at mile marker 95.7 Lower Mississippi River, above Head of Passes, has been postponed until further notice. There will be no reduction in clearance despite what was previously stated. The vertical clearance will remain as 170 feet minus the Carrolton gauge. Gulf of Mexico – Hurricane Condition Report Reference: Tropics Watch Number of active systems currently tracked: 0 Number of active named storms: 0 Number of other Disturbances/Areas to watch: 0 Number of systems predicted to develop further (30% chance or better): 0 Number of systems predicted to threaten the GOM: 0 November 30 marked the last day of the Hurricane Season for 2015. ------------ Page 1 of 10 Federal and State Pilot Information and Draft Recommendations/Restrictions 1. Federal Pilots – SWP to Mile 233.5 AHOP Restrictions In Place: None 2. BAR Pilots – SWP to Pilottown (Mile 1.9 AHOP) Draft Recommendation – Unless restrictions are in place; . Max FW Draft is 47’ Restrictions in Place – None. 3. Crescent Pilots – Pilottown (Mile 1.9 AHOP) to Mile 104.7 AHOP Draft – Unless restrictions are in place; Max FW Draft is 47’. Restrictions in Place – None. 4. NOBRA Pilots – Mile 104.7 AHOP to Mile 233.5 AHOP Draft - Unless restrictions are in place: Recommendation Mile 104.7 to Mile 180 AHOP: Max FW Draft is 47'. Mile 180.0 to Mile 232.1 AHOP: Max FW Draft is 45'. Mooring Rules 1. When the river reaches seven (7) feet at the Carrollton Gage, all head-down landings will be conducted during daylight hours only. As of December 2, 2015 NOBRA Pilots modified their draft recommendations as follows: (Click here) The draft from Mile 90 to Mile 180 is 47’. The draft from Mile 180 to Mile 234 is 45’. (All MM are AHOP) As of December 14, 2015 NOBRA implemented their High-water restrictions as follows: Effective immediately and continuing until the Carrollton Gage reaches 12 feet and falling the following restriction applies: "Mooring and unmooring operations at all mid-stream transfer facilities shall be restricted to daylight hours." The official letter is attached. (Click here) Today's Rivers Stages Page 2 of 10 Today's LMR Bridge Air Gaps Note 1: The HPL Bridge Air Gap measurement has been adjusted to reflect a height of 152.30’. (This note posted on April 29, 2014) The calculation to determine the current air gap is “152.30 less the Carrollton Gage”. This measurement reflects the USCG’s official publicized height for the low-steel measurement in the main navigation channel. The USCG document can be viewed here. Click here The NOBRA Pilots are using the high-steel measurement of 153.00’ for the air gap of the main navigation channel. Note 2: Due to construction on the Sunshine Bridge the air draft on that bridge is reduced by 5 feet. Normal Maximum Vertical Clearance is 171’. It is now 166’. Therefore, the Sunshine Bridge air draft is computed as: 166’ less the Donaldsonville gage. Low Steel is 163’ less the Donaldsonville gage. Note 3: Delayed: This project has not started. The above table reflects the full air gap calculation of (170’ less the Carrollton Gage). The Crescent City Connection (a.k.a. GNO) Bridges across the Mississippi River, mile 95.7, AHOP, will undergo sandblasting and painting. Work will begin, over the navigation channel on December 14, 2015 and continue until approximately August 30, 2016. This work will reduce the vertical clearance of the bridge by 6 feet. The published Center Navigation Channel air gap of the GNO is 170 ft when Carrollton Gage is 0.0 ft. Therefore: While the maintenance scaffolding is in place, the Center Navigation Channel height of the GNO will be 164 ft less the Carrollton Gage. Low steel on the alternate span will be 160.2 feet less the Carrollton Gage. Today’s LMR Key Lock Status USCG VTS Measure MM 234-235 AHOP LMR Measures for Towing Vessels (Click here). Posted Dec Page 3 of 10 10, 2015. Today’s NOAA "PORTS" Informa0on Lower Mississippi River PORTS, NOAA/NOS 2015-12-18 07:04 CST ----------------------------Water Levels (above MLLW)--------------------------- Carrollton-LWRP *** ft, Pilottown 1.6 ft, Steady Pilots St. East 1.6 ft, Steady --------------------------------------Winds------------------------------------- Spd Dir Gusts Spd Dir Gusts Pilottown 9 kn N 14 ----------------------------Air and Water Temperature--------------------------- Air Water Air Water Carrollton-LWRP *** °F Pilottown 52 °F 53 °F -------------------------------Barometric Pressure------------------------------ Pilottown 1022 mb Rising -----------------Air Gap/Bridge Clearance (above water surface)----------------- Huey P. Long Bridge 139.6 ft, Stdy. Crescent City 158.7 ft, Stdy. ------------------Currents (F)lood, (S)lack, (E)bb, towards °T------------------ Spd Dir Spd Dir Port Allen 1.7 kn (E), 187.0°T First Street Wharf 3.7 kn (E), 63.0°T Today’s 3-Day SWP Weather Forecast TODAY N WINDS 20 TO 25 KT. SEAS 5 TO 7 FT. TONIGHT NE WINDS 20 TO 25 KT. SEAS 5 TO 7 FT. SAT NE TO E WINDS 15 TO 20 KT. SEAS 5 TO 7 FT. SAT NIGHT E WINDS 20 TO 25 KT. SEAS 6 TO 8 FT. SUN E TO SE WINDS 15 TO 20 KT. SEAS 6 TO 8 FT. SUN NIGHT SE WINDS 10 TO 15 KT. SEAS 6 TO 7 FT. Today’s 10-Day Rain Forecast Page 4 of 10 NOAA Southwest Pass Tides (Note: Tide Heights show in feet. All Times Local SWP) Daily LMR River Stage 5-Day Predictions Below is the latest 5-day river stage prediction information from NOAA. Page 5 of 10 The LMR at New Orleans is predicted to fall 0.6’ over the next 5 days from 12.3’ down to 11.7'. Current predictions indicate the LMR is on the rise. Released 1900 Hrs Local 12/17/15 (1) All stage forecasts include 24 hours of future rainfall. LMR River Stage 28-Day Extended Predictions Posted 12/17/2015 The long-range river stage prediction shows the LMR at New Orleans dropping 2.2’ from 12.6’ down to 10.4’. Page 6 of 10 Note: (1) All stage forecasts include 24 hours of future rainfall. (2) The National Weather Service updates the extended forecasts each Wednesday. Updates will be reflected on the Thursday report. (3) Red River Landing (RRLL1), Baton Rouge (BRRL1), Donaldsonville (DONL1) Reserve (RRVL1), New Orleans (NORL1) LMR River Crossings Survey Reports Posted December 15, 2015. The following survey reports are provided by the USACE. Below are the latest USACE survey results for the LMR crossings, with updated survey information for the crossing at Fairview. Changes from the previous survey at this location, which was completed on November 18, are reflected below. USCBP Information 1. CBP Southern Currents 15-001 – Procedures for Temporary Importation Under Bond (T.I.B.) (Click here) Posted Jan 08, 2014. 2. CBP Southern Currents 15-002 – Port of Gramercy Office Renovation (Click here) Posted Jan 13, 2014 3. CBP Southern Currents 15-005 - CBP Enforcement of APHIS Restrictions on Dominican Republic (Click here) Posted March 19, 2015. 4. CBP Southern Currents 15-006 - Telephone Numbers and Points of Contacts for CBP Cargo/Trade Processing Units in New Orleans (Click here) Posted May 21, 2015. 5. CBP Southern Currents 15-007 – Telephone Numbers and Points of Contacts for CBP Cargo Enforcement Units in the Port of New Orleans (Click here) Posted May 21, 2015. 6. CBP Southern Currents 15-008 – Telephone Numbers and Points of Contact for CBP Crewmen/Passenger and Vessel/Aircraft Branch Units in the Port of New Orleans (Click here) Posted May 21, 2015. Page 7 of 10 Vessel/Aircraft Branch Units in the Port of New Orleans (Click here) Posted May 21, 2015. 7. CBP Southern Currents 15-010 – New Orleans Tri-Port Guidance on CBP Form 3171 Submissions. (Click here) Posted July 7, 2015. 8. CBP Southern Currents 15-012 - Change of Location for CBP Services for Sat & Sun; Sept 5-6, 2015 (Click here) Posted 09/03/2015. 9. CBP Southern Currents 15-013 – Temporary Telephone Number for the CES in the Area Port of New Orleans (Click here) Posted 09/16/2015. 10. CBP Southern Currents 15-015 – Advanced Qualified Unlading Approval 9AQUA) Lane Pilot Program (Click here) Posted 10/29/2015. 11. CBP Southern Currents 15-016 – Notice of Increase for Agriculture Reimbursable Overtime (Click here) Posted 11/09/2015 12. CBP Southern Currents 15-017 – Telephone Numbers and Points of Contacts for Cargo/Trade Processing Branch Units in the Port of New Orleans (Click here) Posted 11/18/2015. 13. CBP Southern Currents 15-018 - Telephone Numbers and Points of Contacts for CBP Crewmen/Passenger and Vessel/Aircraft Branch Units in the Port of New Orleans (Click here) Posted 11/18/2015.
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