Notice of Declaration of Security Regulated Port - Port of Bundaberg

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NTC-9776

 

Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Security Act

2003

 

Notice of declaration of security regulated port – PORT of BUNDABERG

 

 

I, ROBERT PUGSLEY, Director Queensland, Transport Security Operations, Office of

Transport Security, under subsection 13(1) of the Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Security Act 2003 (the Act):

 

REVOKE the declaration of the security regulated port of the Port of Bundaberg

published in the Gazette (No. S 189, 4 June 2004) on Line no. 17 of Column A (the port)

and shown on the map identified as ‘17. Port of Bundaberg’ on page 21; and

 

REVOKE Notice M00806 that declared the security regulated port of the Port of Bundaberg; and

 

DECLARE that the area of the port of the Port of Bundaberg intended for use either

wholly or partly in connection with the movement, loading, unloading, maintenance or provisioning of security regulated ships, the boundaries of which are shown on the

attached map and descriptions, to be a security regulated port.

 

This Notice commences upon publication in the Gazette.

 

 

Date:   2 November 2015

 

 

 

 

 

Robert Pugsley

Delegate of the Secretary of the

Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development

 

Note:

1)       Gazette means the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette

2)       This Notice remains in force until otherwise revoked in writing and upon subsequent publication in the Gazette.


 

SECURITY REGULATED PORT BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION

 

Description of Port of Bundaberg

 

State: Queensland

Map Number: GPC150023

 

The Security Regulated Port of Bundaberg is all of that area of land and water contained within and bounded by a line commencing at Channel Marker No. 1 on the north of the dredged channel in

Harvey Bay nearest the point of latitude 24°45'12.11"S, longitude 152°28'06.78"E, thence

southerly to Channel Marker No. 2 nearest the point of latitude 24°45'18.71"S, longitude

152°28'06.79"E, thence generally west-south-westerly along the geodesic lines sequentially

connecting the channel markers in Hervey Bay and the Burnett River nearest the following

coordinates:

 

Latitude

Longitude

Feature

24°45'18.80"S

152°27'04.59"E

Channel Marker No. 4

24°45'18.91"S

152°26'02.46"E

Channel Marker No. 6

24°45'18.54"S

152°25'26.90"E

Channel Marker No. 8

24°45'18.16"S

152°24'51.34"E

Channel Marker No. 10

24°45'18.18"S

152°24'26.31"E

Channel Marker No. 12

24°45'18.19"S

152°24'08.86"E

Channel Marker No. 14

24°45'21.78"S

152°23'45.98"E

Channel Marker No. 16

24°45'31.46"S

152°23'16.90"E

Channel Marker No. 18

24°45'45.29"S

152°22'59.77"E

Channel Marker No. 20

24°45'49.91"S

152°22'56.90"E

Channel Marker No. 22

24°45'59.67"S

152°22'53.48"E

Channel Marker No. 24

 

Thence southerly to a point in the Burnett River north of the tug berth at latitude

24°46'03.34"S, longitude 152°22'53.41"E, thence travelling easterly to landfall at a point of

latitude 24°46'03.38"S, longitude 152°22'55.42"E, thence travelling generally south along the

high water mark to a point of latitude 24°46'08.69"S, longitude 152°22'55.59"E, thence

continuing east along the security fence to a point of latitude 24°46'08.45"S, longitude

152°22'56.18"E, thence southerly along the security fencing to a point of latitude

24°46'08.96"S, longitude 152°22'56.20"E, thence continuing generally west along the

fencing to a point of latitude 24°46'09.00"S, longitude 152°22'55.64"E, thence continuing

south along the high water mark to a point of latitude 24°46'14.86"S, longitude

152°22'56.67"E, thence travelling east along the security fencing to a point of latitude

24°46'15.01"S, longitude 152°22'57.84"E, thence travelling south along the security fencing

to a point of latitude 24°46'16.91"S, longitude 152°22'58.51"E, thence continuing west along

the security fence to a point of latitude 24°46'17.18"S, longitude 152°22'57.31"E, thence

travelling generally south along the high water mark to a point of latitude 24°46'26.55"S,

longitude 152°23'00.25"E, thence travelling west-south-westerly to the navigation beacon

No. 31 at a point of latitude 24°46'31.04"S, longitude 152°22'49.85"E, thence continuing

east-north-easterly along the geodesic lines sequentially connecting the channel markers

nearest the following coordinates:

 

 

 

Latitude

Longitude

Feature

24°46'13.18"S

152°22'41.73"E

Channel Marker No. 29

24°46'03.91"S

152°22'43.70"E

Channel Marker No. 27

24°45'56.10"S

152°22'46.07"E

Channel Marker No. 25

24°45'49.05"S

152°22'49.49"E

Channel Marker No. 23

24°45'41.69"S

152°22'55.92"E

Channel Marker No. 21

24°45'36.29"S

152°23'03.12"E

Channel Marker No. 19

24°45'25.93"S

152°23'13.34"E

Channel Marker No. 17

24°45'16.94"S

152°23'44.67"E

Channel Marker No. 15

24°45'13.21"S

152°24'08.40"E

Channel Marker No. 13

24°45'13.19"S

152°24'26.23"E

Channel Marker No. 11

24°45'13.17"S

152°24'51.26"E

Channel Marker No. 9

24°45'12.71"S

152°25'26.84"E

Channel Marker No. 7

24°45'12.28"S

152°26'02.43"E

Channel Marker No. 5

24°45'12.20"S

152°27'04.54"E

Channel Marker No. 3

 

Thence easterly to its point of commencemnt at Channel Marker No. 1 at a point of latitude

24°45'12.11"S, longitude 152°28'06.78"E.

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