Regulacje i polityka gospodarcza · 25/11/1997

Anchorage Regulations: San Diego Harbor, CA

The Coast Guard proposes the establishment of several special anchorages in San Diego Bay, California. These areas are currently used as temporary and long term anchorages. A ``special anchorage'' is an area on the water where vessels less than 20 meters (approximately 65 feet) in length are allowed to anchor without displaying navigation lights which are otherwise required for anchored vessels under Rule 30 of the Inland Navigational Rules, codified at 33 U.S.C. 2030. The intended effect of these special anchorages is to reduce the risk of vessel collisions within San Diego Bay by specifying more special anchorage areas which will provide designated moorings for vessels less than 20 meters in length. In addition, minor corrections to some of the coordinates describing the corner points of existing special anchorage areas have been made in the proposed regulations.