Bezpieczeństwo i regulacje · 25.05.2004

Security Zones and Regulated Navigation Area; Savannah River, GA

The Coast Guard is establishing temporary security zones and a temporary regulated navigation area, from June 5, 2004, through June 11, 2004, for the G-8 Summit to be held in Sea Island, Georgia. These rules are required to provide for the security of the public, the G-8 Summit and its participants, and the safety of the waterways due to the potential for hostile and violent acts from demonstrators protesting the G-8. These temporary security zones prohibit the entry of all vessels and persons into all waters of the Savannah River from Port Wentworth south, including the Back River, the Elba Island South Channel, and the Intracoastal Waterway Alternate Route in the vicinity of St. Augustine Creek, to the boundary of the temporary regulated navigation area that is located in the vicinity of the south east tip of Elba Island at the western portion of the Lower Flats Range. The temporary regulated navigation area controls the movement of all vessels operating on the Intracoastal Waterway in the vicinity of Fields Cut and south through Elba Island Cut to St. Augustine Creek.