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Cooperative Charting

 

CoCh Committee

Chairman
  R/C Richard White, AP

Asst Chairman
  Stf/C Horst Boettge, SN

Asst Chairman
  Stf/C Paul Long, SN

Secretary
  Sylvia White, AP

District Reps:

At Large:
P/D/C Diane Julum, JN

Districts 26 and 30
Stf/C Horst Boettge, SN

Districts 13, 16 and 25
P/Stf/C Donald L. Grotjan, SN

Districts 12, 14, 19 and 29
D/Lt/C John E. Knapp, JN

District 5, 10 and 32
P/R/C Stephen Leishman, SN

District 3 and 33
Stf/C Paul Long, SN

Districts 6, 7, and 9
P/C Delbert N. Miller, SN

Districts 4, 17, 20 and 22
D/Lt/C Billy Owens, AP

Districts 21 and 31
P/Lt/C Thomas J. Peltier, JN

Districts 24, 27 and 28
D/Lt/C John Rodgers

Districts 8, 11, 15 and 23
D/Lt James H. Strothers, SN

Districts 1, 2, and 18
P/D/C Walter H. Wiegert, SN

Special Technical Asst
  P/R/C Ed Summers Jr, JN

Special Asst - Web Site
  P/Lt/C Thurston Gray, SN

Special Asst - Depth Wiz
  Dr. William Lazear

 

SMALL CRAFT FACILITIES

Small Craft Facilities are marinas, boatyards, and other marine facilities that service small nautical craft. They are located on the coast and intra-coastal waterways of the U.S. and its possessions, and the Great Lakes. They appear on Small Craft Charts, Great Lakes charts, and in Coast Pilot publications. These facilities vary in size from tiny ones with a small dock to ones that house many boats and offer a wide range of features and services. It is important for operators of small nautical craft to be able to become aware of the location and services provided by these facilities, hence, the inclusion of these facilities on appropriate NOS charts. Due to budgetary stringencies, NOS no longer performs Small craft facility surveys. Currently, USPS is, by far, the principal supplier to NOS of updated information on them.

NOTE: Only facilities that have fuel, pumpout capability and transient berths or moorings and are open to the public may be reported.

PLEASE ONLY REPORT ON A FACILITY ONLY ONCE A YEAR.
"Small Craft Reports Previously Submitted" indicates when earlier reports were submitted.

As a USPS Cooperative Charting observer in the field, you will be asked to gather the following information on each facility you report:

    1. What are you reporting on? an addition, deletion, relocation, change and relocation, or no change.
    2. A chart number, edition number, edition date.
    3. Position:  Latitude and longitude (the center of the facility is good)
    4. Facility number, name, address, city, state, zip code
    5. Facility business phone, fax phone, e-mail address, website URL.
    6. Alongside depth, approach depth
    7. Tides
    8. Lift and marine railways capacities
    9. Whether or not the facility provides the following:
           Services: berths, moorings, forklift, camping, electricity, laundry, pump-out facility, restaurant, showers, toilets, VHF channel monitoring, ramp, winter (wet, dry) storage.
           Supplies: bait, diesel fuel, gasoline, hardware, groceries, ice, nautical charts, tackle, water.
           Rentals: canoes, kayaks, charter boats, house boats, motor boats, row boats, sail boats.

Worksheet -- Small Craft Facilities.

Field Guide and Summary -- Small Craft Facilities

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