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    • Eastern Florida Local Notice to Mariners Extracts

      PLEASE CAREFULLY READ OUR DISCLAIMER!
      Below you will discover extracts the Salty Southeast Cruisers’ Net has copied from the Local Notice to Mariners, that concern Eastern Florida waters. The choice of what to extract is based on our appraisal of news that is of primary interest to the cruising community, and should not in any way be considered a comprehensive relisting of all the information that is available in the Local Notice to Mariners’ various editions.
      Also, please note that LNM extracts are listed below in chronological order, based on publishing date.

    • Jan 13, 2025by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments 29.0775,-80.89649999

      LNM: near AICW MM 844 Lighted Buoys 2, 3 and 4 Off-Station, Ponce de Leon Inlet, FL


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      1. PONCE DE LEON INLET LIGHTED BELL BUOY 2 (LLNR 615 [29°4.7672N / 080°53.4836W, 29.079453 / -80.891393]) IS OFF STATION.
      2. ALL MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION.

      1. PONCE DE LEON INLET LIGHTED BUOY 3 (LLNR 9525 [29°4.6517N / 080°53.7821W, 29.077528 / -80.896369]) IS OFF STATION.
      2. ALL MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION.

      1. PONCE DE LEON INLET LIGHTED BUOY 4 (LLNR 9530 [29°4.7500N / 080°53.9996W, 29.079166 / -80.899994]) IS OFF STATION.
      2. ALL MARINERS ARE ADVISED TO TRANSIT THE AREA WITH CAUTION.

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    • Jan 5, 2025by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      LNM: 4 of 21 Coast Guard establishes new regulated navigation area in waters around Port Miami

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      News Release 

      U.S. Coast Guard 7th District Southeast
      Contact: 7th District Public Affairs
      Office: 305-415-6683
      After Hours: 786-367-7649
      7th District online newsroom

       

      01/03/2025 09:20 AM EST
      MIAMI – The Captain of the Port for Coast Guard Sector Miami announced the establishment of a new regulated navigation area for certain waters surrounding Port Miami, Monday.

       

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    • Dec 10, 2024by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments 30.7093,-81.39969999

      LNM: near AICW MM 712 Multiple Inlet Buoys Relocated, St Marys Inlet, FL


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      1. THE FOLLOWING AIDS HAVE BEEN MOVED TO FACILITATE MAINTENANCE DREDGING:
      A. St Mary’s Entrance Lighted Buoy 8 (LLNR 6560 [30°42.7591N / 081°20.8011W, 30.712651 / -81.346685]) SET ON POSIT 30-42-45.888N, 081-20-48.042W (30°42.7648N / 081°20.8007W, 30.712747 / -81.346678) .

      B. St. Mary’s Entrance Lighted Buoy 10 (LLNR 6570 [30°42.7291N / 081°21.5589W, 30.712152 / -81.359315]) SET ON POSIT 30-42-45.011N 081-21-33.089W (30°42.7502N / 081°21.5515W, 30.712503 / -81.359191) .

      C. ST MARYS ENTRANCE LIGHTED BUOY 11 (LLNR 6575 [30°42.6467N / 081°21.5552W, 30.710779 / -81.359254]) SET ON POSIT 30-42-36.960N, 081-21-33.123(30°42.6160N / 081°21.5521W, 30.710267 / -81.359201) .

      D. ST MARYS ENTRANCE LIGHTED BUOY 12 (LLNR 6580 [30°42.7018N / 081°22.3889W, 30.711696 / -81.373149]) SET ON POSIT 30-42-42.936N, 081-22-23.097W (30°42.7156N / 081°22.3849W, 30.711927 / -81.373082) .

      D. ST MARYS ENTRANCE LIGHTED BUOY 13 (LLNR 6585 [30°42.6182N / 081°22.3861W, 30.710303 / -81.373102]) SET ON POSIT 30-42-34.975N, 081-22-22.050W (30°42.5829N / 081°22.3675W, 30.709715 / -81.372792) .

      E. ST MARYS ENTRANCE LIGHTED BUOY 14 (LLNR 6590 [30°42.6752N / 081°23.1839W, 30.711253 / -81.386398]) SET ON POSIT 30-42-41.864N, 081-23-09.870W (30°42.6977N / 081°23.1645W, 30.711629 / -81.386075) .

      F. ST MARYS ENTRANCE LIGHTED BUOY 15 (LLNR 6595 [30°42.5923N / 081°23.1890W, 30.709871 / -81.386483]) SET ON POSIT 30-42-34.054N, 081-23-09.998W (30°42.5675N / 081°23.1667W, 30.709459 / -81.386111) .

      G. ST MARYS ENTRANCE LIGHTED BUOY 16 (LLNR 6600 [30°42.6481N / 081°23.9896W, 30.710802 / -81.399827]) SET ON POSIT 30-42-40.084N, 081-23-59.038W (30°42.6680N / 081°23.9840W, 30.711134 / -81.399733) .

      H. ST MARYS ENTRANCE LIGHTED BUOY 17 (LLNR 6605 [30°42.5586N / 081°23.9771W, 30.709310 / -81.399619]) SET ON POSIT 30-42-32.035N, 081-23-59.384W (30°42.5339N / 081°23.9897W, 30.708899 / -81.399829) .

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    • Nov 24, 2024by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      LNM: Space Launch Operations, Nov 24-26, Cape Canaveral, FL

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      1. Space Launch Operations, which may be hazardous to surface vessels, will
      be conducted within portions of Warning Areas W-497A, W-497B and the
      following Hazard Areas for U.S. Space Force Eastern Range OP X2586 Falcon 9
      STARLINK 6-76:
      A. From 28-39-00.03N/080-37-41.10W (28°39.0005N / 080°37.6850W, 28.650008 / -80.628083)
      To 28-39-00N/080-28-00W (28°39.0000N / 080°28.0000W, 28.650000 / -80.466667)
      To 28-30-00N/080-10-00W (28°30.0000N / 080°10.0000W, 28.500000 / -80.166667)
      To 28-24-00N/080-09-00W (28°24.0000N / 080°9.0000W, 28.400000 / -80.150000)
      To 28-21-00N/080-11-00W (28°21.0000N / 080°11.0000W, 28.350000 / -80.183333)
      To 28-23-00N/080-19-00W (28°23.0000N / 080°19.0000W, 28.383333 / -80.316667)
      To 28-29-21.22N/080-32-29.55W (28°29.3537N / 080°32.4925W, 28.489228 / -80.541542) to beginning
      B. From 26-24-00N/076-29-00W (26°24.0000N / 076°29.0000W, 26.400000 / -76.483333)
      To 26-29-00N/076-25-00W (26°29.0000N / 076°25.0000W, 26.483333 / -76.416667)
      To 26-29-00N/075-54-00W (26°29.0000N / 075°54.0000W, 26.483333 / -75.900000)
      To 26-12-00N/075-07-00W (26°12.0000N / 075°7.0000W, 26.200000 / -75.116667)
      To 25-44-00N/074-19-00W (25°44.0000N / 074°19.0000W, 25.733333 / -74.316667)
      To 25-24-00N/074-09-00W (25°24.0000N / 074°9.0000W, 25.400000 / -74.150000)
      To 25-10-00N/074-29-00W (25°10.0000N / 074°29.0000W, 25.166667 / -74.483333)
      To 25-17-00N/074-58-00W (25°17.0000N / 074°58.0000W, 25.283333 / -74.966667)
      To 25-43-00N/075-40-00W (25°43.0000N / 075°40.0000W, 25.716667 / -75.666667)
      To 26-01-00N/076-09-00W (26°1.0000N / 076°9.0000W, 26.016667 / -76.150000) to beginning
      2. Hazard periods for primary launch day and backup launch days (all times
      are represented as Zulu time unless otherwise indicated):
      26/0331 NOV 24 to 26/0802 NOV 24.
      27/0305 NOV 24 to 27/0736 NOV 24.
      28/0239 NOV 24 to 28/0710 NOV 24.
      29/0213 NOV 24 to 29/0644 NOV 24.
      30/0146 NOV 24 to 30/0617 NOV 24.
      3. (24°0.0000N / 003°0.0000W) The U.S. Coast Guard will enforce the Security Zone as specified in 33 CFR
      165.701 beginning 2 hours prior to the scheduled launch window in this notice
      until suspended by the Captain of the Port, Jacksonville, FL via broadcast on
      VHF-FM channel 16 and cancellation of this Broadcast Notice to Mariners
      message.
      4. The U.S. Coast Guard is providing this notice to advise mariners of these
      hazardous areas identified by U.S. Space Force and/or a commercial space
      operation, which may impact navigation interests. Navigation hazards from
      rocket launch activities may include free falling debris and/or descending
      vehicles or vehicle components under various means of control. Mariners are
      urged to avoid waters within rocket flight trajectories/hazard areas during
      launch windows as detailed above.
      5. For more information, mariners may contact the U.S. Space Force Launch
      Information hotline at 1-800-470-7232 or by visiting
      www.patrick.spaceforce.mil. For navigational safety, mariners are advised to
      refer to the geospatial chart at www.navcen.uscg.gov/chart for information on
      Space Launch and Recovery Operations (SOLAR).

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    • Nov 22, 2024by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      LNM: USCG: Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing

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      Good afternoon mariners,

      Here is the Thursday, November 21 edition of the Atlantic Marine Weather Briefing.

      https://youtu.be/qHiy91CAu6A?si=DI7qO_aj6P2pCuFd

      The first strong cold front of the season will bring gale conditions to the waters off northeast Florida from late Friday into Friday night. There will also be large swell over the Atlantic waters, mainly north of 28N.

      Have a good weekend!
      —
      Tropical Analysis and Forecast Branch
      National Hurricane Center
      National Weather Service
      Miami, Florida, USA

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    • Oct 11, 2024by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      USACE: Notice to Navigation: 2024-010 Update on the re-opening of the Okeechobee Waterway for Navigation

      Prater, Jeffrey D CIV USARMY CESAJ (USA)

      		4:45 PM (5 hours ago)  
      to PublicMail, Gregory, Christopher, Lisa, Kriss, Jeffrey

      Greetings,

       

      Notice to Navigation: 2024-010 Update on the re-opening of the Okeechobee Waterway for Navigation

       

      U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS JACKSONVILLE DISTRICT

      LOCAL NUMBER: 2024-010

      WATERWAYS:  Okeechobee Waterway

          

      EFFECTIVE: 11 October 2024

       

      ATTN: CESAJ-OD-SN

      PO Box 4970

      Jacksonville, FL 32232-0019

       

      POC: Christopher Rush  (863)-514-0773

      POC: Greg Jones Cell (304) 654-8464, Office (863) 983-8102

      https://www.saj.usace.army.mil/NTN/

       

      Update on the re-opening of the Okeechobee Waterway for Navigation

       

      REFERENCE:

      1. 33 CFR Navigation and Navigable Waters

       

      1. Notice to Navigation

       

      Attention all concerned boaters! The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District has competed the inspection of the Okeechobee Waterway post-Hurricane Milton. The Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie Canals have been determined safe for navigation, Routes 1 and 2 across Lake Okeechobee are not yet open.

       

      1. For up-to-date Lock information, contact the shift operator 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at:

                      St Lucie Lock & Dam 772-287-2665 or 863-662-9148

                      Port Mayaca Lock & Dam 561-924-2858 or 863-662-9424

                      Julian Keen, Jr. Lock & Dam 863-946-0414 or 863-662-9533

                      Ortona Lock & Dam 863-675-0616 or 863- 662-9846

                      W.P. Franklin Lock & Dam 239-694-5451 or 863-662-9908

                      Canaveral Lock 321-783-5421 or 863-662-0298 (6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.)

       

      //signed//

      Gregory M. Jones (Greg)

      Chief, South Florida Operations Office

      Jacksonville District

      Cell: (304) 654-8464

      Office: (863) 983-8102 

       

       

      Jeffrey D Prater

      Public Affairs Specialist

      Corporate Communications Office

      U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District

      South Florida Office

      4400 PGA Blvd.

      Suite 501

      Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410

      Cell: 561-801-5734

      jeffrey.d.prater@usace.army.mil

      Twitter @JaxStrong

      Jacksonville District Facebook:

      https://www.facebook.com/JacksonvilleDistrict

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    • Aug 23, 2024by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      LNM: AICW MMs 1005-1014, Mar-a-Lago Security Zones, Aug 19-Nov 30, 2024, Palm Beach, Fl

      There are three temporary security zones in the vicinity of the Mar-a-Lago Resort in Palm Beach, Florida from August 19, 2024 until November 30, 2024.
      The west zone will consist of waters of Lake Worth Lagoon from surface to bottom including the Intracoastal Waterway from the southern tip of Everglades Island to approximately 1000 yards south of the Southern Boulevard Bridge and from the western shoreline to Fisherman Island. All vessels transiting the west zone shall maintain a steady speed and shall not slow or stop in the zone.
      The center zone will consist of waters of Lake Worth Lagoon from surface to bottom, starting from the southern tip of Everglades Island to approximately 1000 yards south of the Southern Boulevard Bridge and the eastern shoreline out to Fisherman Island. No vessel or person will be permitted to enter the center zone without obtaining permission from the Coast Guard or a designated representative.
      The east zone will consist of waters of the Atlantic Ocean from surface to bottom, from Banyan Road in the north to Ocean View Road in the south and from shore to approximately 1000 yards east. All vessels transiting the east zone shall maintain a steady speed and shall not slow or stop in the zone.
      For further information contact: the Captain of the Port Miami (305) 535-4313 or VHF-FM channel 16

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    • Jul 9, 2024by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      LNM: Monthly Lock Maintenance Closures, OWW and South Florida

      South Florida lock closures on the last Thursday of the month from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.

       

      REFERENCE:

      1. 33 CFR Navigation and Navigable Waters

       

      1. Notice to Navigation

       

      The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) South Florida Operations Office (SFOO) manages and operates five navigation locks and dams along the Okeechobee Waterway:  St. Lucie Lock & Dam at Stuart, Port Mayaca Lock & Dam near Canal Point, Moore Haven Lock & Dam at Moore Haven, Ortona Lock & Dam near LaBelle and W. P. Franklin Lock & Dam near Ft. Myers. The SFOO also manages the Canaveral Lock at Canaveral Harbor, Florida.

       

      To provide increased safety to the public, all locks will be closed on the last Thursday of each month from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. for monthly safety training for lock operators, maintenance crew and administration. This will allow the morning lock traffic to clear before the closure and prevent delays for the afternoon boating traffic.

       

      We appreciate boaters’ patience, so USACE can continue to provide the highest level of navigation safety while transiting the South Florida locks.

       

      1. Contact Information

       

      For up-to-date Lock information, contact the shift operator 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at:

                      St Lucie Lock & Dam 772-287-2665 or 863-662-9148

                      Port Mayaca Lock & Dam 561-924-2858 or 863-662-9424

                      Julian Keen, Jr. Lock & Dam 863-946-0414 or 863-662-9533

                      Ortona Lock & Dam 863-675-0616 or 863- 662-9846

                      W.P. Franklin Lock & Dam 239-694-5451 or 863-662-9908

                      Canaveral Lock 321-783-5421 or 863-662-0298 (6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.)

       

      //signed//

      Lisa A Perrault

      Supervisory Facility Management Specialist

      US Army Corps of Engineers

      South Florida Operations Office

      Okeechobee Waterway East Side

      St. Lucie Lock

      2200 SW Canal St

      Stuart, FL 34997

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    • Oct 24, 2023by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments 26.9344,-80.0849999

      LNM: AICW MM 1006 Indiantown Road Bridge Deviation, Oct 25-Aug 31, 2025, Jupiter, FL


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      Indiantown Road Bridge has a 35ft closed vertical clearance.

      FLORIDA – AICW – JUPITER – INDIANTOWN ROAD BRIDGE: Temporary Interim Rule (TIR)
      The TIR is identified by docket number USCG-2023-0652 at https://www.regulations.gov. Additional information is provided in the online document, please read. The U.S. Coast Guard has issued a TIR which amends drawbridge operation regulation, 33 CFR 117.261(p) which will govern Indiantown Road Bridge, mile 1006.2, at Jupiter, Florida.
      The TIR is effective from 12:01 a.m. on October 25, 2024, through 11:59 p.m. on August 31, 2025. You may submit comments identified by docket number USCG-2023-0652 using Federal Decision Making Portal at https://www.regulations.gov. The comment period will end 30 days after published or on or around November 24, 2024.
      If you have questions on this rulemaking, call or e-mail Ms. Jennifer Zercher, Bridge Management Specialist, Seventh Coast Guard District, telephone (305) 415-6740, email Jennifer.N.Zercher@uscg.mil LNM 43/23

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    • Sep 28, 2022by:   Larry Dorminy No Comments

      LNM: USACE: Corps suspends operations at navigation locks as of 6 a.m. Wed. Sept. 28

      Click here for  News Release: Corps suspends operations at navigation locks as of 6 a.m. Wed. Sept. 28 due to Hurricane Ian

       

      Erica Skolte

      Public Affairs Specialist

      Corporate Communications Office

      U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District Palm Beach Gardens

      Cell:  561-801-5734

      erica.a.skolte@usace.army.mil

      Twitter @JaxStrong

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