§ 334.350. Chesapeake Bay off Fort Monroe, Va.; firing range danger zone.

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(a)The danger zone. All of the water area lying within a section extending seaward a distance of 4,600 yards between radial lines bearing 83° True and 115° True, respectively, from a point on shore at latitude 37°01′30″ N., longitude 76°17′54″ W.

(b)The regulations.

(1)No weapon having a greater range than the 30-calibre carbine is to be fired into the firing range danger zone.

(2)During periods when firing is in progress, red flags will be displayed at conspicuous locations on the beach. Observers will be on duty and firing will be suspended as long as any vessel is within the danger zone.

(3)Passage of vessels through the area will not be prohibited at any time, nor will commercial fishermen be prohibited from working fish nets within the area. No loitering or anchoring for other purposes will be permitted during announced firing periods.

(4)No firing will be done during hours of darkness or low visibility.

(5)The Commander, Fort Monroe, Va., is responsible for furnishing in advance the firing schedule to the Commander, 5th Coast Guard District, for publication in his "Local Notice to Mariners" and to the local press at Norfolk and Newport News, Va.

(c)The regulations in this section shall be enforced by the Commanding Officer, Fort Monroe, Va., and such agencies as he may designate. \[35 FR 6575, Apr. 24, 1970. Redesignated at 50 FR 42696, Oct. 22, 1985\]