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Notes: C2014-042
11 FIGURE 6
TAYLOR ENGINEERING INC. BUREAU OF OCEAN ENERGY 1. Bathymetry Source: National Geophysical Data Center,
NESDIS, NOAA, U.S. Department of Commerce
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1221 AIRPORT ROAD, SUITE 210 MANAGEMENT (BOEM) LEASES SHEET
2. Basemap Source: USGS
DESTIN, FL 32541 OKALOOSA ABF STUDY
3. Vertical Datum: MLLW Meters
OKALOOSA COUNTY, FL DATE
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORIZATION # 4815 4. Horizontal Datum: NAD 1983 AUGUST 2014
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6.0 BUOY MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS
A buoy management plan should consider periodic (e.g., twice yearly and after major storm
events) examination to verify that the buoys remain in place and that any equipment on the buoys (lights
or signaling devices) function properly.