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Port of London - River Thames NOTICE TO MARINERS M26 of 2019 KINGS REACH BANKSIDE PIER DREDGING OPERATIONS On or about 6th May 2019, contractors working on behalf of TfL will be undertaking dredging operations at Bankside Pier for approximately 3 weeks. In order to accommodate these works, Bankside Pier and brow will be temporarily removed and placed at Tower Stairs Tier and Bankside Pier will be temporarily closed. The GPS BOXER will support the removal of Bankside Pier and brow and during dredging operations will be moored immediately upstream and inline with the southern bridge pier of the Millennium Footbridge. Dredging operations will be conducted by the GPS DEVON with support from a hopper barge and will be positioned as per the chartlet below: The GPS BOXER & GPS DEVON will display the lights and shapes as prescribed in Rule 27 of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972, namely: By day, three black shapes in a vertical line the highest and lowest of which are balls and the middle one a diamond. By night, three all round lights in a vertical line the highest and lowest of which are red and the middle one white. London VTS will broadcast requests for vessels to “proceed with caution” or “proceed at slow speed”, as described in Permanent Notices to Mariners 4 of 2014 as required by the works. International Code Flags “Romeo Yankee” will be displayed when this is in effect. Port of London Authority 1 May 2019 London River House, Royal Pier Road, BOB BAKER Gravesend, Kent DA12 2BG CHIEF HARBOUR MASTER EXPIRY DATE: 3rd June 2019 TO RECEIVE FUTURE NOTICES TO MARINERS BY E-MAIL, PLEASE REGISTER VIA OUR WEBSITE www.pla.co.uk Telephone calls, VHF radio traffic, CCTV and radar traffic images may be recorded in the VTS Centres at Gravesend and Woolwich All Current Notices to Mariners can be found here - http://www.pla.co.uk/Safety/Regulations-and-Guidance/Notices-to- Mariners/Notices-to-Mariners .

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