Mich. Admin. Code R. 281.1106 - Numbers, letters, or words on markers
Rule 6.
(1) Numbers,
letters or words on an aid to navigation or regulatory marker shall be placed
in a manner as to be clearly visible to an approaching or passing vessel. They
shall be block style, well-proportioned and as large as the available space
permits. Numbers and letters on red or black backgrounds shall be white;
numbers and letters on white backgrounds shall be black.
(2) Odd numbers shall be used to identify
solid colored black buoys or black topped buoys; even numbers shall be used to
identify solid colored red buoys or red topped buoys. All numbers shall
increase in an upstream direction or toward the head of navigation. The use of
numbers to identify buoys is discretionary unless required as specified in the
permit.
(3) Letters only may be
used to identify regulatory and red vertically striped obstruction markers.
When used, the letters shall follow alphabetical sequence in an upstream
direction or toward the head of navigation. The letters I and O shall be
omitted to preclude confusion with numbers. The use of letters to identify
regulatory and obstruction markers is discretionary unless required as
specified in the permit.
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