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Coast Guard seeks comment on waterways

By The Columbian
Published: May 24, 2016, 5:40am

PORTLAND — The Coast Guard wants public comment as it conducts a waterways analysis and management system review of the upper Columbia River from Vancouver to the Bonneville Pools near Hood River, Ore.

Officials want information from local mariners to validate the adequacy of existing navigation system aids. They also want a better understanding of how the waterway is used and general safety issues in the area.

The comment period ends Aug. 31.

Information gathered during the survey will be used for possible safety enhancements to waterway navigation and to anticipate future budgeting requirements.

The survey is available online at the Coast Guard 13th District’s Waterway Analysis Management Study: www.uscg.mil/d13/dpw/wams.asp.

The survey can be mailed to: Commander, Marine Safety Unit Portland, ATTN: Chief Petty Officer Brian Berryhill, 6767 N. Basin Ave., Portland, OR, 97217. It can also be faxed to 503-240-2586.

It can also be scanned and emailed to: d13-smb-MSUPortland FAC@uscg.mil.

For more information about the waterways management process, contact Chief Petty Officer Brian Berryhill at 503-240-9305 or by email at brian.k.berryhill@uscg.mil

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