Please check here for any possible announcements from the Harbor Master's Office.
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posted Jun 4, 2010 1:49 PM by Kewalo Basin Harbor
We want to thank you all for your patience during the drilling operations. The project is now completed 6/4/10. Additionally, please be advised that the Ahui St. Gate will be closed through Sunday 6/6/2010. |
posted May 22, 2010 5:31 PM by Kewalo Basin Harbor
A drilling platform is moored in the Harbor. Beware of anchor lines marked with red bouys. This platform will be relocating every few days. This will be going on for several weeks.
If you have questions or concerns please call the Harbor Master or stop by the Harbor office. |
posted Feb 27, 2010 9:08 AM by Kewalo Basin Harbor
2/27/10 ***TSUNAMI WARNING FOR OAHU*** - TAKE NESSESARY PRECAUTIONS TO PROTECT YOURSELVES AND IMPORTANT PROPERTY.
COASTAL AREAS SHOULD BE EVACUATED BY 0900.
FIRST WAVES SHOULD ARIVE 1100.
MONITOR RADIOS AND TELEVISION FOR UPDATES AND INFORMATION.
TAKE CARE --KEWALO STAFF |
posted Feb 9, 2010 10:58 AM by Kewalo Basin Harbor
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In observance of Presidents' Day the harbor office will be closed. |
posted Oct 23, 2009 7:37 PM by Kewalo Basin Harbor
Dear vessel owner/operator:
We have had numerous complaints about these issues. This letter is to remind you as a permittee of Kewalo Basin Harbor of your obligations per the Hawaii Administrative Rules entitled “Kewalo Basin Rules for Vessel and Harbor Controls”.
Item (1) §15-212-69 Sailing vessels in Kewalo Basin channel. Sailing vessels shall only be permitted in Kewalo Basin channel if they are equipped with and are using motor power.
Item (2) §15-212-83 Maximum speed of vessels. All vessels over sixty-five feet shall proceed at a rate of speed (except in case of emergency) commensurate with safe navigation and slow enough so as not to cause damage to other vessels and property. Vessels under sixty-five feet may proceed at a rate of speed not to exceed ten nautical miles per hour. From inside the mouth of the channel shall be a no wake zone. Nothing in this section shall preclude the harbormaster from setting a different rate of speed to meet specific conditions.
Based upon the recommendation of the Kewalo Basin Stakeholders Advisory Council we are seeking approval of a fine schedule for violators of these rules. It will be progressive ending with the termination of permits.
Finally, as you know, both sides of the channel have treasured surf spots, use the entire length of the channel rather than cut through these surf zones. We know that some surfers/swimmers cross the channel, so please proceed slowly enough so as not to injure and perhaps remind them that it is a poor choice to cross a harbor channel.
Should you have any questions please call us or stop by 0830-1630 seven days a week.
Yours truly,
Charles Barclay
Harbor Manager
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posted Oct 7, 2009 6:08 PM by Kewalo Basin Harbor
posted Oct 7, 2009 5:24 PM by Kewalo Basin Harbor
To Harbor Tenants and Users:
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PWC) has issued a Tsunami Watch for the Hawaiian Islands.
A tsunami may have been been generated.
We do not know how large it will be or if damage will occur.
Please take the following steps before the tsunami’s Estimated Time of Arrival.
1. Double dock lines and center vessel in the slip, or remove vessel from harbor
2. Secure all loose items including dinghys & rafts
3. Secure all hazardous materials or relocate off harbor property
4. Allow ample time to evacuate personnel
5. Follow civil defense instructions
The PWC website is http://www.prh.noaa.gov/ptwc/ |
posted Sep 29, 2009 4:14 PM by Kewalo Basin Harbor
posted Aug 22, 2009 5:25 PM by Kewalo Basin Harbor
We are happy to announce the use of a basic website to communicate with harbor tenants and users.
Please be patient with our work-in-progress.
We value any comments you may have. |
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