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33 CFR Ch. II (7–1–14 Edition) § 334.81 33 CFR Ch. II (7–1–14 Edition) 41°31′26″, longitude 71°20′33″ thence eas- United States Army Corps of Engi- terly to latitude 41°31′27″, longitude neers, shall be enforced by the United 71°20′06″ thence northerly to a point on States Navy, Commanding Officer the southwesterly shore of Prudence Is- Naval Station Newport, and/or such land at latitude 41°35′00″, thence north- agencies or persons as he/she may des- erly along the southwesterly shore of ignate. Prudence Island to a point at latitude [67 FR 65313, Oct. 24, 2002] 41°35′43″ longitude 71°20′15 5″; thence northwesterly to latitude 41°37′21″, lon- § 334.82 Narragansett Bay, East Pas- gitude 71°20′48″; thence west to latitude sage, Coasters Harbor Island, Naval 41°37′21″ longitude 71°21′48″; and thence Station Newport, Newport, Rhode south to latitude 41°33′54″, longitude Island, restricted area. 71°21′48″. (a) The area. The waters within a ‘‘C- (b) The regulations. (1) No person or shaped’’ area adjacent to and sur- vessel shall at any time, under any cir- rounding Coasters Harbor cumstances, anchor or fish or tow a Island beginning at Coddington Point drag of any kind in the prohibited area at latitude 41°31′24.0″ N, longitude because of the extensive cable system 71°19′24.0″ W; thence west southwest to located therein. latitude 41°31′21.5″ N, longitude (2) Orders and instructions issued by 71°19′45.0″ W; thence south southwest to patrol craft or other authorized rep- latitude 41°31′04.2″ N, longitude resentatives of the enforcing agency 71°19′52.8″ W; thence due south to lati- shall be carried out promptly by per- tude 41°30′27.3″ N, longitude 71°19′52.8″ sons or vessels in or in the vicinity of W; thence south southeast to 41°30′13.8″ the prohibited area. N, longitude 71°19′42.0″ W; thence south- (3) The regulations in this section east to latitude 41°30′10.2″ N, longitude shall be enforced by the Commander 71°19′32.6″ W; thence due east to lati- U.S. Naval Base, Newport, RI, and such tude 41°30′10.2″ N, longitude 71°19′20.0″ agencies as he may designate. W; thence northerly along the main- land shoreline to the point of origin. [33 FR 4464, Mar. 13, 1968. Redesignated at 50 (b) The regulation. All persons, swim- FR 42696, Oct. 22, 1985; 58 FR 37608, July 12, 1993; 62 FR 17552, Apr. 10, 1997] mers, vessels and other craft, except those vessels under the supervision or § 334.81 Narragansett Bay, East Pas- contract to local military or Naval au- sage, Coddington Cove, Naval Sta- thority, vessels of the United States tion Newport, naval restricted area, Coast Guard, and Federal, local or Newport, Rhode Island. State law enforcement vessels, are pro- (a) The area. All of the navigable hibited from entering the restricted waters of Coddington Cove east of a areas without permission from the line that connects Coddington Point at Commanding Officer Naval Station latitude 41°31′24.0″ N, longitude Newport, USN, Newport, Rhode Island 071°19′24.0″ W; with the outer end of the or his/her authorized representative. Coddington Cove Breakwater on the (c) Enforcement. (1) The regulation in north side of the cove at latitude this section, promulgated by the 41°31′55.7″ N, longitude 071°19′28.2″ W. United States Army Corps of Engi- (b) The regulation. All persons, swim- neers, shall be enforced by the United mers, vessels and other craft, except States Navy, Commanding Officer those vessels under the supervision or Naval Station Newport, Newport, contract to local military or Naval au- Rhode Island and/or other persons or thority, vessels of the United States agencies as he/she may designate. Coast Guard, and local or state law en- (2) [Reserved] forcement vessels, are prohibited from [69 FR 35519, June 25, 2004] entering the restricted area without specific permission from the Com- § 334.85 New York Harbor, adjacent to manding Officer, Naval Station New- the Stapleton Naval Station, Staten port, USN, Newport, Rhode Island or Island, New York; restricted area. his/her authorized representative. (a) The area. The waters of New York (c) Enforcement. The regulation in Harbor beginning at a point on shore at this section, promulgated by the latitude 40°38′02″ N, longitude 074°04′24″ 524 VerDate Mar<15>2010 10:03 Sep 08, 2014 Jkt 232137 PO 00000 Frm 00534 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 Y:\SGML\232137.XXX 232137 pmangrum on DSK3VPTVN1PROD with CFR.
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