Which regulations govern private aids to navigation?

The regulations that specifically govern private aids to navigation are outlined in 33 CFR 67.15-10. This section details the requirements and standards for individuals or entities looking to install and maintain private aids, ensuring that they are appropriately marked and do not pose a risk to navigation safety. It covers aspects such as application procedures, standards for construction and maintenance, and the required notifications to the Coast Guard.

Understanding this regulation is vital for ensuring that private navigation aids contribute positively to waterway safety and do not interfere with public navigational marks. The other options reference different rules or provisions under the Code of Federal Regulations that may not directly pertain to the specific considerations and protocols for private aids.