CLIENTS IN BLIND-COPY

 

PORT EVERGLADES, FL (26-05.5N/80-04.8W)

PORT LIMITS/INFORMATION

--------------------------------------

Maximum Depths - (Salt)

Harbor entrance - 45.0 ft

Turning basin - 42.0 ft

 

Under Keel Clearance requirements -

 

Outer or Inner Bar Cuts - 10% of vessel's deep draft Inner harbor to berths - 1 foot

===================================================================

 

BERTH LIMITS/INFORMATION:

-----------------------------------------

Current maximum drafts allowed at Oil berths:  

 

Berths 4-5:  40’0” at any tide, 40’1” – 42’0” on rising tide

Berth 6:  31’0” at any tide, 31’1” – 33’0” on rising tide

Berths 7-10:  37 ft at all tides up to 38 ft with sufficient tide

Berths 13: Slip 3's draft is : 37'0" at any tide, 37'1" – 38'0" on a rising tide. The draft limits in Slip 3 (Berths 12-15) are valid to 35 feet east of the bulkhead. There are soundings indicating less than 31 feet within 35 feet of the bulkhead at Berth 14 and less than 35 feet at Berth 13. (05/04/23)

 

The above draft are at MLLW, draft limitations change during a negative tide.

 

Maximum beam for unrestricted berthing:  106’00 Maximum beam – 150’  will require full slip (two tanker berths) and will awaiting Port Authority judgement for berthing.  Usual wait averages 5 days. (05/04/22)

 

Waterline to Manifold: 45'00 using cargo arms only – 1x8” cargo hose is now available to assist vessels over 45’00 to discharge

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

VESSEL TRAFFIC:  IN – PER ATTACHED

 

DUE:  PER ATTACHED  

==================================================================================================================================================================

FEDERAL, STATE & LOCAL FILING REQUIREMENTS:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

96 Hours - advance notice of arrival required by USCG/ required 96 hour advance notice for CPB (8/1/22)

72 Hours - The Harbormasters office requires a 72 hour minimum notice of a vessel arrival. Any time less than 72 hours will be considered short notice and could result in vessel's delay to berth.

24 Hours - advance receipt of crew list by Immigration for any vessel arriving from a foreign port, or arriving coast wise with detained crew.

24 Hours (minimum) - Foreign cargo must have manifest submitted to Customs & Border Patrol AMS.

24 Hours - advance fax of crew list and approved visitors required by Broward Sheriff Office and Port Security Officer.

72 Hours - post port call, the Port Authority requires bill of lading figures for all bulk cargo.

Port Security - Port Security - All persons doing ship’s business within Port Everglades must have TWIC and a security pass from Broward County Sheriff, PEV Division prior to be allowed onto any terminal. Infrequent visitors are allowed 15 temporary passes within 90 days. After 15 temporary passes within 90 days, the individual must apply for a permanent port pass. Vehicles must have permanent company markings to be allowed onto any terminal.

=======================================================================================================================================================================

NEWS ARTICLES –  NONE

 

=================================================================================================================================================================================

CURRENT ISSUES:   3/28/24 - Thursday, March 28, 2024.  Metropolitan Planning Organization honors Dr. George Hanbury ll, Ms. Lori Baer, Mr. Rufus James, and Mr. Alan Hooper in a luncheon 10.30am at Fort Lauderdale Harbor Beach Resort & Spa.  You are invited to the third State of the Region Annual Awards. This awards presentation offers insight into the progress that positively impacts our local economy and families. ww.browardmpo.org03/21/24 – 1000 - BROWARD COUNTY MEETING

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

FUTURE/ONGOING ISSUES:    04/05/24 – 1030 – PEA - Friday, April 5, 2024, Save the date for our next Port Everglades Association Business Luncheon, 11.30am – 1.30pm at Lauderdale Yacht Club.   ‘Safe Navigation, Smart Growth’ is on tap for our presentation featuring: Safely navigating port waters and smartly growing Broward County’s first City are scheduled to share the spotlight.  Speakers are Capt. Sam Stephenson, Senior Harbor Pilot, Port Everglades Pilots Association and A.J. Ryan IV, Mayor of Dania Beach.  Founded in 1931, Port Everglades Pilot Association is an elite group of highly skilled mariners providing compulsory pilotage to all seagoing vessels calling at Port Everglades or Port Dania.  The City of Dania Beach, one of the jurisdictions Port Everglades spans, was originally incorporated in 1904 as the Town of Dania Beach and is geared up for prudent residential, commercial, industrial, and recreational growth. Make your reservations early.  Special surprise at Luncheon! 954.463.2801.  www.portbiz.org

Home - Port Everglades Association Inc, FL

Port Everglades Association Florida's Premier Port Business organization promoting the growth of Port Everglades Since 1979 PEA serves as a bridge between public and private interests to facilitate the Port's achievement of its rightful place as a leader in the ranks of America's port ocean commerce.

www.portbiz.org

04/16/24 - 1000 - BROWARD COUNTY MEETING

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Maritime Security:           MARSEC 1

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------