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ASSOCIATED BRITISH PORTS
NOTICE TO MARINERS
NO 10 OF 2010
Approaches to Cardiff – Admiralty Chart 1182
CARDIFF BAY BARRAGE
DREDGING AND TEMPORARY BUOY RELOCATION
SEAWARD APPROACH CHANNEL, OUTER HARBOUR
Notice is hereby given that on or about 24th July 2010, for a period of approximately
three weeks, the dredger mv ‘Sospan Dau’ (71 metres length overall) and a support
vessel will be engaged in dredging operations in the seaward approach channel to
Cardiff Bay Outer Harbour.
The vessels will display lights and shapes in accordance with the International
Regulations for the Prevention of Collision at Sea and will maintain a listening watch
on VHF Channels 16, 69 and 18.
Prior to the commencement of dredging the preferred channel mark (RGR – ‘Barrage’)
and the first port hand lateral mark (no 2) will each be moved approximately 20 metres
out from the channel edge. The remaining approach channel marker buoys will be
removed. All other fixed guidance lights marking the channel approach will be fully
operational.
Mariners are advised to navigate with caution in the vicinity of the seaward approach
channel during the period of dredging operations and whilst the buoyage is off station.
Cardiff Bay Barrage Control may be contacted on VHF Channel 18 or directly by
telephone on 02920 700234 for local information. Vessels wishing to enter or leave
Cardiff Bay should contact Barrage Control and await instructions before entering the
Outer Harbour.
MARINE MANAGER, SOUTH WALES
Queen Alexandra House
Cargo Road
CARDIFF
CF10 4LY
14 Jul 2010
NOTICE TO MARINERS
NO 10 OF 2010
Approaches to Cardiff – Admiralty Chart 1182
CARDIFF BAY BARRAGE
DREDGING AND TEMPORARY BUOY RELOCATION
SEAWARD APPROACH CHANNEL, OUTER HARBOUR
Notice is hereby given that on or about 24th July 2010, for a period of approximately
three weeks, the dredger mv ‘Sospan Dau’ (71 metres length overall) and a support
vessel will be engaged in dredging operations in the seaward approach channel to
Cardiff Bay Outer Harbour.
The vessels will display lights and shapes in accordance with the International
Regulations for the Prevention of Collision at Sea and will maintain a listening watch
on VHF Channels 16, 69 and 18.
Prior to the commencement of dredging the preferred channel mark (RGR – ‘Barrage’)
and the first port hand lateral mark (no 2) will each be moved approximately 20 metres
out from the channel edge. The remaining approach channel marker buoys will be
removed. All other fixed guidance lights marking the channel approach will be fully
operational.
Mariners are advised to navigate with caution in the vicinity of the seaward approach
channel during the period of dredging operations and whilst the buoyage is off station.
Cardiff Bay Barrage Control may be contacted on VHF Channel 18 or directly by
telephone on 02920 700234 for local information. Vessels wishing to enter or leave
Cardiff Bay should contact Barrage Control and await instructions before entering the
Outer Harbour.
MARINE MANAGER, SOUTH WALES
Queen Alexandra House
Cargo Road
CARDIFF
CF10 4LY
14 Jul 2010