Chapter I—CoostI-Coast Guard, Dept. of Transportation § 6.15 specify in the confirming written loading or unloading explosives at the waiver order. Department of Defense waterfront in- (f) No penalty shall be imposed be- stallations. This waiver shall not re- cause of failure to comply with any lieve a commercial vessel loading or provision of law and/or regulation, the unloading explosives at the Depart- waiver of which has been made effec- ment of Defense waterfront installa- tive pursuant to the requirements of tions from the requirement of securing this section. a permit from the Coast Guard for (g) This waiver order shall remain in such operations with respect to quan- effect until terminated by proper au- titative or other restrictions imposed thority and notice of cancellation is by the Coast Guard on the basis of published in the FEDERALFEDERAL RRFGiST=.EGISTER. each vessel's ability to meet prescribed stowage and handling requirements. ICGFR[CGFR 64-86, 30 FR 89, Jan. 6, 1965. Redes- ignated, CGFR 69-123, 34 FR 19076, Dec. 2, ICGFR(CGFR 55-49, 20 FR 8638, Nov. 23, 1955. Re- 196911969] designated, CGFR 69-123, 34 FR 19076, Dec. 2, 1969]19691 § 6.07 Chronological record of seaman's previous employment. PART 7—BOUNDARY7-BOUNDARY LINES (a) Compliance is hereby waived with regard to the provisions of sub-sub= GENERALGENERAL section (h) of R.S.R.S. 4551, as amended Sec. (46 U.S.C. 643), to the extent neces- 7.1 General purpose of boundary lines. sary to permit the Commandant of the 7.3 General rule for establishing boundary United States Coast Guard to issue a lines. chronological record of a seaman's AATLANTIcTLANTIC CCOASTOAST previous employment on a single docu- ment, in lieu of making individual 7.5 All harbors on the coast of , New entry in a duplicate continuous dis- Hampshire, and Massachusetts between charge book or furnishing individual West Quoddy Head, Maine, and Cape Ann Light, Mass. certificates of discharge. 7.10 Massachusetts Bay. (b) It is hereby found that the waiv- 7.15 Nantucket Sound, Vineyard Sound, ing of the provisions of RR.S..S. 4551(h), Buzzards Bay, Narragansett Bay, Block as amended (46 U.S.C. 643), is neces- Island Sound, and easterly entrance to sary in the interest of national de- Long Island Sound. fense. 7.20 New York Harbor. 7.25 Delaware Bay and tributaries. [CGFRICGFR 51-9, 16 FR 1830, Feb. 27, 1951, as 7.30 Cheasapeake Bay and tributaries. amended by CGFR 59-4a, 24 FR 3055, Apr. 7.35 Charleston Harbor. 21, 1959. Redesignated, CGFR 69-123, 34 FR 7.40 Savannah Harbor. 19076, Dec. 2, 196911969] 7.45 St. Simons Sound, St. Andrew Sound, and Cumberland Sound. § 6.15 Permits for commercial vessels han- 7.50 St. Johns River, Fla. dling explosives at military installa- 7.55 Florida Reefs and Keys from Miami to tions.tions. Marquesas Keys.

Pursuant to the request of the Sec- GGuLFULF CCOASTOAST retary of Defense in a letter dated Oc- tober 19, 1955, 7.60 Florida Keys from Marquesas to Cape tober 19, 1955, made under the provi- Sable. sions of section 1 of the act of Decem- Sable. sions of section 1 of the act of Decem- 7.65 San Carlos Bay and tributaries. ber 27, 1950 (64 Stat. 1120; 46 U.S.C., 7.70 Charlotte Harbor, Fla., and tributar- note prec. 1), I hereby waive in the in- ies. terest of national defense compliance 7.80 Tampa Bay and tributaries. with the provisions of RR.S..S. 4472, as 7.89 Apalachee Bay, Fla. amended (46 U.S.C. 1970), and the reg- 7.95 Mobile Bay, Ala., to Mississippi ulations promulgated thereunder in Passes, La. 7.100 MississippiMiecicgippi River. Part 146 of this chapter to the extent that no quantitative restrictions, based 7.103 MississippiMi-dssippi Passes, La., to Sabine that no quantitative restrictions, based Pass, Tex. on considerations of isolation and re- 7.106 Sabine Pass, Tex., to Galveston, Tex. moteness, 7.106 Sabine Pass, Tex., to Galveston, Tex. moteness, shall be required by the 7.111 Galveston, Tex., to Brazos River, Coast Guard for commercial vessels Tex.

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Sec. utes relating to vessel inspection, 7.116 Brazos River, Tex., to Rio Grande, equipment, and manning require- Tex. ments. PACIFIC COAST § 7.3 General rule for establishing bound- PACIFIC COAST §7.3 General rule for establishing bound- 7.120 Strait of Juan de Fuca, Haro Strait, ary lines. and Strait of Georgia. At all buoyed entrances from sea- 7.122 Grays Harbor, Wash. 7.125 Columbia River Entrance. ward to bays, sounds, rivers, or other 7.127 Crescent City Harbor. estuaries for which specific lines are 7.129 Arcata-Humboldt Bay. not described in this part, the waters 7.131 Bodega and Tomales Bays. inshore of a line approximately paral- 7.133 San Francisco Harbor. lel with the general trend of the shore, 7.135 Santa Cruz Harbor. drawn through the outermost buoy or 7.137 Moss Landing Harbor. buoys or other aid to navigation of 7.139 Monterey Harbor. any system of aids, are inland waters. 7.141 Estero-Morro Bay. 7.143 San Luis Obispo Bay. [CGD 77-163, 43 FR 3562, Jan. 26, 1978]19781 7.144 Ventura Marina. 7.145 San Pedro Bay. ATLAwrICATLAIwrIc COAST 7.147 Santa Barbara Harbor. 7.149 Port Hueneme. § 7.5 All harbors on the coast of Maine, 7.151 Marina del Rey. New Hampshire, and MassachusettsMassacbusetts be- 7.153 Redondo Harbor. tween West Quoddy Head, Maine, and 7.155 Newport Bay. Cape Ann Light, Mass. 7.157 San Diego Harbor. 7.159,.159 Isthmus Cove (Santa Catalina A line drawn from Sail Rock Lighted Island). Whistle Buoy I1 to the southeastern- 7.161 Avalon Bay (Santa Catalina Island). most extremity of Long Point, Maine, to the southeasternmost extremity of HHAWAIIAWAII Western Head; thence to the south-South- 7.175 Mamala Bay. easternmost extremity of Old Man; PPUERTOUERTO RRICOICO AND VIRGINVIRGIN IISLANDSSLANDS thence to the southernmost extremity of Double Shot Islands; thence to 7.200 Bahia de San Juan. 7.200 Bahia de San Juan. Libby Island Light; thence to moose 7.205 Puerto Arecibo. Peak Light; thence to the eastern ex- 7.210 Bahia de Mayaguez. tremity of Little Pond Head. A line 7.215 Bahia de Guanica. tremity of Little Pond Head. A line 7.220 Bahia de Guayanilla-BahlaGuayanUla-Bahia de Tal- drawn from the southern extremity of laboa. Pond Point, Great Wass Island, to the 7.225 Bahia de Ponce. southernmost point of Crumple 7.230 Bahia de Jobos. Island; thence to Petit Manan Light; 7.235 St. Thomas Harbor, St. Thomas. thence to Mount Desert Light; thence 7.240 Christiansted Harbor, Island of St. to ; thence to Croix, Virgin Islands. ; thence to 7.245 Sonda de Vieques. ; thence to Portland ALASKAALASKA Lighted Horn Buoy A; thence to ; thence to Cape Ann 7.275 Bays, sounds, straits and inlets on Lighted Whistle Buoy 2. the coast of southeastern Alaska be- Lighted Whistle Buoy 2. tween Cape Spencer Light and Sitklan Island. § 7.10 Massachusetts Bay. AAUTHORIn:UTHORITY: Sec. 2, 28 Stat. 672 as amend- A line drawn from Cape Ann Lighted ed (33 U.S.C. 151); sec. 6(b)(1), 80 Stat. 937 Whistle Buoy 2 to Boston Lighted (49 U.S.C. 1655(b)(1)) 49 CFR 1.46(b). Horn Buoy B; thence to Cape Cod Light. SSouRcz:OURCE: CGD 77-118b, 42 PRFR 35793, July 11, 1977; unless otherwise noted. §7.15§ 7.15 Nantucket Sound, Vineyard Sound, GENERAL Buzzards Bay, Narragansett Bay, Block Island Sound, and easterly en- § 7.1 General purpose of boundary lines. trance to Long Island Sound. The lines in this part delineate the (a) A line drawn from Chatham application of certain domestic stat- Light to Pollock Rip Lighted Horn

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Buoy "PR"; thence to Great Round Whistle Buoy STM; thence to Amelia Shoal Channel Entrance Lighted Island Light. Whistle Buoy "GRS"; thence to San- katy Head Light. § 7.50 St. Johns River, FlaFla. (b) A line drawn from the western- A line drawn from the east end of most extremity of Smith Point, Esther the north jettyJetty to the east end of the Island, to No Mans Land Lighted south Jetty.jetty. Whistle Buoy 2; thence to Gay Head Light; thence to Block Island South- § 7.55 Florida Reefs and Keys from Miami east Light; thence to Montauk Point to Marquesas Keys. Light on the easterly -end of Light on the easterly end of Long A line drawn from the east end of Island, N.Y. the north Jettyjetty at the entrance to Miami Harbor, to Miami Lighted § 7.20 New York Harbor. Whistle Buoy M; thence to Fowey A line drawn from East Rockaway Rocks Light; thence to Pacific Reef Inlet Breakwater Light to Ambrose Light; thence to Carysfort Reef Light; Light; thence to Highlands Light thence to Molasses Reef Light; thence (north tower). to Alligator Reef .Light;Light; thence to Ten- nessee Reef Light; thence to Sombrero § 7.25 Delaware Bay and tributaries. §7.25 Delaware Bay and tributaries. Key Light; thence to American Shoal A line drawn from Cape May Inlet Light; thence to Key West Entrance East Jetty Light to Cape May Harbor Lighted Whistle Buoy; thence to Sand Inlet Lighted Bell Buoy 2CM; thence Key Light; thence to Cosgrove Shoal to South Shoal Lighted Bell Buoy 4; Light; thence to the westernmost ex- thence to the northernmost extemity tremity of Marquesas Keys. of Cape Henlopen. GuLFGULF COASTCOAST § 7.30 Chesapeake Bay and tributaries. § 7.60 Florida Keys from Marquesas to A line drawn from Cape Henry Light Cape Sable. to Cape Henry Buoy 1; thence to Chesapeake Bay Entrance Lighted A line drawn from the northwestern- Bell Buoy CBC; thence to North most extremity of Marquesas Keys to Chesapeake Entrance Lighted Gong Northwest Channel Entrance Lighted Buoy NCD; thence to Cape Charles Bell Buoy 1; thence to the southern- Light. most extremity of East Cape, Cape Sable. § 7.35 Charleston Harbor. § 7.65 San Carlos Bay and tributaries. A line drawn from Charleston Light §7.65 San Carlos Bay and tributaries. on SullivansSullivan Island to Charleston A line drawn from the northwestern- Lighted Whistle Buoy 2C; thence to most point of Estero Island to San Folly Island loran tower. Carlos Bay Light 2; thence to San Carlos Bay Light 1; thence to Sanibel § 7.40 Savannah Harbor. Island Light. A line drawn from the Southwestern-southwestern- § 7.70 Charlotte most extremity of Braddock Point to §7.70 Charlotte Harbor, Fla.,Fla, and tribu- Tybee Lighted Whistle Buoy T; thence taries. to the southernmost point of Savan- Eastward of Charlotte Harbor En- nah Beach, bearing approximately trance Lighted Bell Buoy off Boca 278"278* true. Grande.

§ 7.45 St. Simons Sound, St. Andrew § 7.80 Tampa Bay and tributaries. Sound, and Cumberland Sound. Sound, and Cumberland Sound. A line drawn from the southernmost A line drawn from the tower located extremity of Long Key, Fla., to Tampa 1,700 yards, bearing 068"068 true from St. Bay Lighted Whistle Buoy; thence to SimonsSimon Light to St. SimonSimons Lighted Southwest Channel Entrance Lighted Whistle Buoy St. S; thence to St. Bell Buoy 1; thence to the shore on Andrew Sound Outer Entrance Buoy; the northwest side of Anna Maria thence to St. Marys Entrance Lighted Key, bearing 109*109° true.

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§ 7.89 Apalachee Bay, Fla.Fla Buoy 1 to Freeport Entrance Lighted Whistle Buoy 1. Those waters lying north of a line drawn from Lighthouse Point on St. § 7.116 Brazos River, Tex., to the Rio James Island to Gamble Point on the Grande, Tex. east side of the entrance to the Aucilla A line drawn from PreeportFreeport En- River, Fla. trance Lighted Whistle Buoy 1 to a § 7.95 Mobile Bay, Ala,Ala., to Mississippi point 4,350 yards, 118°118' true, from Ma- Passes, La. tagorda Light; thence to Aransas Pass Lighted Whistle Buoy AP; thence to a Starting from a point which is locat- position 10.5 miles, 90"90° true, from the ed 1 mile, 90'90° true, from Mobile Point north end of Lopeno Island (27°00.1'(27*00.1' Light, a line drawn to Mobile Entrance N. latitude, 97*15.5'97°15.5' W. longitude); Lighted Whistle Buoy 1; thence to Ship Island Light; thence to Chande- thence to Brazos Santiago Entrance Lighted Whistle Buoy 1. ieurleur Light; thence in a curved line fol- Lighted Whistle Buoy 1. lowing the general trend of the sea- PACIFICPACIFIC CCOASTOAST ward, highwater shorelines of the Chandeleur Islands to the southwes- § 7.120 Strait of Juan de Fuca, Haro ternmost extremity of Errol Shoal Strait, and Strait of Georgia.Georgia (29°35.8' N. latitude, 89*00.8'89°00.8' W. longi- tude); thence to a point 5.1 miles 107°107' (a) A line drawn from the northern true, from Pass at Loutre Abandoned most point of Angeles Point to Hein Lighthouse. Bank Lighted Bell Buoy; thence to Salmon Bank Lighted Gong Buoy 3; FR 35793, July 11, 1977; [[CGDCGD 77-1186, 42 FR,35793, July 11, 1977; thence to Cattle Point Light on San 42 FR, 63174, DDec.ec. 15, 197711977] Juan Island. § 7.100 Mississippi River. (b) A line drawn from to Kellett Bluff Light on Henry The Pilot Rules for Western Rivers Island; thence to on are to be followed in the Mississippi Stuart Island; thence to Skipjack River and its tributaries above the Island Light; thence to Clements Reef Huey P. Long Bridge. Buoy 2; thence to Alden Bank Lighted § 7.103 Mississippi Passes, La., to Sabine Gong Buoy A; thence due north to a Pass, Tex. point on the United States-Canada boundary at latitude 49*00'08"49°00'08" N., A line drawn from a point 5.1 miles, longtitude 122*52'32"122°52'32" W. 107'107° true, from Pass a Loutre Aban- doned Lighthouse to South Pass § 7.122 Grays Harbor, Wash. Lighted Whistle Buoy 2; thence to Lighted Whistle Buoy 2; thence to Bar southwest Pass Entrance Midchannel A line drawn from Grays Harbor Bar Lighted Whistle Buoy; thence to Ship Range Rear Light to Grays Harbor Shoal Daybeacon; thence to Calcasieu Entrance Lighted Whistle Buoy 3; Channel Lighted Buoy 20; thence to thence to Grays Harbor Entrance Sabine Bank Channel Lighted Bell Lighted Whistle Buoy 2; thence to Buoy 12. Grays Harbor Light.

§ 7.106 Sabine Pass, Tex., to Galveston, § 7.125 Columbia River Entrance. Tex. A line drawn from the west end of A line drawn from Sabine Bank the north jetty (above water) to Co- channel Lighted Bell Buoy 12 to Gal- lumbia River South Jetty Bell Buoy veston Bay Entrance Channel Lighted 2SJ. Whistle Buoy 1. § 7.127 Crescent City Harbor. § 7.111 Galveston, Tex., to Brazos River, §7.111 Galveston, Tex., to Brazos River, A line drawn from Crescent City Tex. Tex. Outer Breakwater to the highest point A line drawn from Galveston Bay in the center of Whaler Island. Entrance Channel Lighted Whistle

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§ 7.129 Arcata-HumboldtArcata—Humboldt Bay. (b) A line drawn 080°080 true from the north end of the detached breakwater A line drawn from the outer end A line drawn from the outer end of to shore. Humboldt Bay North Jetty to the outer end of Humboldt Bay South § 7.145 San Pedro Bay. Jetty. A line drawn from Los Angeles Light § 7.131 Bodega and Tomales Bays. to Los Angeles main Channel En- trance Light 2; a line drawn from Long A line drawn from the northwestern Beach Light to Long Beach Channel tip of Tomales Point to Tomales Point Entrance Light 2; a line drawn from Lighted Horn Buoy 2; thence to Long Beach Breakwater East End Bodega Harbor Approach Lighted Light to Anaheim Bay West Jetty Gong Buoy BA; thence to the south- Light 5; thence to Anaheim Bay East ernmost extremity of Bodega Head. Jetty Light 6.

§ 7.133 San Francisco Harbor. § 7.147 Santa Barbara Harbor. A straight line from Point Bonita A line drawn from Stearns Wharf Light drawn through Mile Rocks Light 4 to Santa Barbara Harbor Light to the shore. Lighted Bell Buoy 1, thence to Santa Barbara Harbor Breakwater Light. § 7.135 Santa Cruz Harbor. § 7.149 Port Hueneme. A line drawn from Santa Cruz Light to the southernmost projection of A line drawn from Port Hueneme Soquel Point. West Jetty Light 1 to the southwest end of Port Hueneme East Jetty. § 7.137 Moss Landing Harbor. § 7.151 Marina deldei Rey. A line drawn from the west end of Moss Landing Harbor North Break- A line from Marina del Rey De- water to the west end of the pier locat- tached Breakwater Light 1 to shore, in ed 0.3 mile to the south of Moss Land- the direction 060"060° true; a line from ing Harbor North Breakwater. Marina del Rey Detached Breakwater North Light 2 to shore, in the direc- § 7.139 Monterey Harbor. tion 060°060' true. A line drawn from Monterey Harbor § 7.153 Redondo Harbor. Breakwater Light to Monterey Harbor Anchorage Buoy B; thence to Monte- A line drawn from Redondo Beach East Jetty Light 2 to Redondo Beach rey Harbor Anchorage Buoy A; thence West Jetty Light 3. to the north end of Monterey Munici- pal Wharf 2. § 7.155 Newport Bay. § 7.141 Estero-MorroEstero-Morro Bay. A line drawn from Newport Bay East Jetty Light 4 to Newport Bay West A line drawn from the outer end of Jetty Light 3. Morro Bay Entrance East Breakwater to Morro Bay Entrance Lighted Bell § 7.157 San Diego Harbor. Buoy 1; thence to Morro Bay West Buoy 1; thence to Morro Bay West A line drawn from the Breakwater Light. A line drawn from the southerly tower of the Coronado Hotel to San § 7.143 San Luis Obispo Bay. Diego Channel Lighted Bell Buoy 5; thence to Point Loma Light. A light drawn from the outer end of Whaler Island Breakwater to the § 7.159 IstbmusIsthmus Cove (Santa Catalina southernmost tip of Fossil Point. Island). A line drawn § 7.144 Ventura Marina. A line drawn from the northernmost point of Lion Head to the north tan- (a) A line drawn from the south end gent of Bird Rock Island; thence to of the detached breakwater to Ven- the northernmost point of Blue tura Marina Light 4. Cavern Point.

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§ 7.161 Avalon Bay (Santa Catalina § 7.225 Bahia de Ponce. Island). A line drawn from the southeastern- A line drawn from White Rock to most extremity of Punta Cuchara the northernmost point of Abalone through Bahia de Ponce Lighted Buoy Point. 1; thence to Bahia de Ponce Lighted Buoy 1; thence to the southwestern- HAWAIIHAWAII most extremity of Punta Cabullon.

§ 7.175 Mamala Bay. § 7.230 Bahia de Jobos. A line drawn from Barbers Point A line drawn from Punta Arenas Light to Diamond Head Light. through Bahia de Jobos Light; thence to Bahia de Jobos entrance Lighted PUERTOPUERTO RRicoICO AND VVIRGINIRGIN IISLANDSSLANDS Buoy 2; thence to the southernmost extremity of Cayo Morrillo; thence to §7.200 Bahia de San Juan. the southernmost extremity of Cayos de Pajaros. A line drawn for the northwestern- most extremity of Punta del Morro to § 7.235 St. Thomas Harbor, St. Thomas. Puerto San Juan Lighted Buoy 1; A line drawn from the southernmost thence to Puerto San Juan Lighted extremity of Red Point through WestWcst Buoy 2; thence to the northernmost Gregerie Channel Buoy 1; thence to extremity of Isla de Cabras. West Gregerie Channel Lighted Buoy 2; thence to the southernmost extrem- § 7.205 Puerto Arecibo. ity of Flamingo Point; thence to St. A line drawn from the westernmost Thomas Harbor Entrance Lighted extremity of the breakwater through Buoy 2; thence to the Green Cay. Puerto Arecibo Buoy 1; thence through Puerto Arecibo Buoy 2; § 7.240 Christiansted Harbor, Island of St. thence to shore in line with the Croix, Virgin Islands. Church tower in Arecibo. A line drawn from Shoy Point to Christiansted Harbor Channel Lighted § 7.210 Bahia de Mayaguez. Buoy 1; thence to stack at Little Prin- A line drawn from the southernmost cess northwestward of leper settle- extremity of Punta Algarrobo to ment. Bahia de Mayaguez entrance Lighted §7.245 Sonda de Vieques. Buoy 3; thence to Bahia de Mayaguez Entrance Lighted Buoy 4; thence to A line drawn from the easternmost the northwesternmost extremity of extremity of Punta Yeguas, Puerto Punta Guanajibo. Rico, to a point 1 mile due south of Puerto Ferro Light; thence eastward § 7.215 Bahia de Guanica. in a straight line to a point 1 mile southeast of Punta Este Light, Isla de A line drawn from the easternmost southeast of Punta Este Light, Isla de A line drawn from the easternmost Vieques; thence in a straight line to extremity of Punta Brea through the easternmost extremity of Punta Bahia de Guanica Lighted Buoy 6; del Este, Isla Culebrita. A line from thence to the westernmost extremity the northernmost extremity of Cayo of Punta Jacinto. Norte to Piedra Stevens Lighted Buoy 1; thence to Las Cucarachas Light; § 7.220 Bahia de Guayanilla-Guayanilla-BahiaBabia de Tal- thence to Cabo San Juan Light. iaboa.laboa. A line drawn from the southernmost ALASKAALASKA tip of Punta Ventana to Bahia de tip of Punta Ventana to Bahia de §7.275§ 7.275 Bays, sounds, straits and inlets on Guayanilla Entrance Lighted Buoy 1; Guayanilla Entrance Lighted Buoy 1; the coast of southeastern Alaska be- thence to Bahia de Tallaboa Lighted ° tween Cape Spencer Light and Sitklan Buoy 1; thence 050050° true through the Island. southeastern tip of Cayo Parguera to A line drawn from Cape Spencer the shoreline. Light due south to a point of intersec-

78 ChapterChoptor I—CoastI-Coast Guard, Dept.Dopt. of Transportation § 9.5 tion which is due west of the south- Plan No. 3 of 1946 (3 CFR,CPR, 1946 ernmost extremity of Cape Cross; Supp.), and customs officers and em- thence to Cape Edgecumbe Light; ployees, while performing duties in thence through Cape Bartolome Light connection with the inspection of ves- and extended to a point of intersection sels or their equipment, supplying or which isIs due west of Cape Muzon signing on or discharging crews of ves- Light; thence due east to Cape Muzon sels, at night or on Sundays and holi- Light; thence to a point which is 1 days, shall receive extra compensation ° mile, 180°180 true, from Cape Chacon to be paid by the master, owner, or Light; thence to Barren Island Light; agent of the vessel to the local United thence to Lord Rock Light; thence to States collector of customs or his rep- the southernmost extremity of Garnet resentative. (See § 9.16.) Point, Kanagunut Island, thence to the southeasternmost extremity of § 9.2 Payment although no actual service Island Point, Sitklan Island. A line performed. drawn from the northeasternmost ex- The rates of extra compensation are tremity of Point Mansfield, Sitklan payable in cases where the services of Island, 040"040° true, to where it intersects officers or employees have been duly the mainland. requested and the officers or employ- ees have reported for duty, even though no actual service may be per- PART 9-EXTRA9—EXTRA COMPENSATION formed. FOR OVERTIME SERVICES § 9.3 Overtime earnings not hasisbasis for over- Sec. time under Federal Employees Pay Act 9.1 Extra compensation; Coast Guard civil- of 1945. ian personnel. 9.2 Payment although no actual service Overtime, Sunday, and holiday serv- performed. ices which are covered by payments 9.3 Overtime earnings not basis for over- under this part shall not also form a time under Federal Employees Pay Act basis for overtime or extra pay under 1945. basis for overtime or extra pay under of 1945. the Federal Employees Pay Act of 9.4 Waiting time; actual report for duties. 1945. 9.5 Night, Sunday, and holiday defined. 9.6 Rate for night service. § 9.4 Waiting time; actual report for 9.7 Rate for Sunday or holiday services. 9.8 Broken periods. duties. 9.9 Two hours betweenbetwecn broken periods. Extra compensation for "waiting 9.10 Waiting time. time" will not be allowed unless and 9.11 Proration of charges. time" will not be allowed unless and 9.11 Proration of charges. until an officer or employee actually 9.12 Travel status overtime. reports for duty. 9.13 Congressional appropriations neces- sary. § 9.5 Night, Sunday, and holiday defined. 9.14 Assessment and collection of fees. 9.15 Application form. (a) For the purpose of this part the 9.16 Billing for services. word "night" shall mean the time be- 9.17 Protests. tween 5 p.m. of any day and 8 a.m. of AuTHoR=tY:AoxxoxrrY: 46 U.S.C. 416. Interpret or the following day. apply sec. 6, 49 Stat. 1385, as amended; 46 (b) The term "holiday" shall mean U.S.C. 382b. oniyonly national legal public holidays, SouRcz:Souacz: CGD 74-119, 39 FR 33336, Sept. viz., January 1, February 22, May 30, 17, 1974, unless otherwise noted. July 4, the 1st Monday in September, November 11, the 4th Thursday in No- § 9.1 Extra compensation; Coast Guard ci- vember, December 25, and such other vilian personnel. days as may be declared legal public Civilians assigned to the duties for- holidays by an act of Congress or by merly assigned to local inspectors and an Executive order of the President of their assistants, United States ship- the United States. ping commissioners and their deputies (c) The term "Sunday" shall include and assistants prior to Reorganization the first day of each calendar week.

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