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1 ! 25 0'0"N 80 45'0"W Spy Key Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-25 Panhandle Key Panhandle Key Florida Bay Map continued on: SFL-29 Crab Keys West Key 80 37'30"W 25 0'0"N Crane Keys Crane Keys XXX j Everglades National Park S K [ j Everglades National Park [] [ Cotton Key SFL26-03 Cotton Key XXX W F SFL26-03 Ge Cotton Key Cotton Key SFL26-0 Theater the Sea 02 nan st) Bank Map continued on: SFL hanan Bank 24 52'30"N '0"W XXX SFL25-01 Peterson Key 5450 u Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary SFL23-01 Lower Matecumbe Development [«!d Peterson Key Bank!d! Matecumbe Bight SFL25-02 Lignumvitae Key Lignumvitae Key Lign umvitae Channel SFL25-06 Lower Matecumbe Key (Bayside)!d Legend Environmentally Sensitive Areas Summer Protection Priority X 75![] Incident Command Post American - Protect First XXXA B - Protect after A Areas XX!S( [y Staging Areas Aquaculture 74! XXX C - Protect after B Areas X!R( k State Park/Aquatic Preserve Oil Spill Risk Sites Acropora Priority Sites!E( [m Priority of Protection High Recreation Beach!! Equipment Storage Locations A - Protect First F!! B - Protect after A Areas Response Methods [z Tidal Inlet Protection Strategy Black Bear Bio-Socioeconomic «Skimmer!( [\!d Boat Ramp h Beach Access Shallow Water Skimmer! "J! Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow # Airport [s Collection Point # Coast Guard Natural Collection Point!!!!!!!!!!!! General Booming Strategy (Length in Feet) 76 XXX!!!d!d!!d!^ Coral Crocodile Lower Matecumbe [b Everglades Key XXX k Lignumvitae Key Aquatic Preserve k Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park SFL25-03 Shell Key k Indian Key SFL25-07 Historic San Pedro State Park Archaeological!S Site ( 78! 77!S (!d Reef Monitoring Site Snail Kite Florida Panther!Å Heliport! Manatee u Marine Sanctuary [v NERR [j National Park F XXX!d F!d SFL25-08 Indian Key Map continued on: SFL-23!h Naval [«Piping [ Rice! Sea [ Smalltooth!q Water [r Wildlife Facility Plover Rat Turtle Sawfish Intake Refuge 6850 XXX Shell Key 3800 F 2350 SFL25-04 Yellow Shark Channel Hampton Inn 80! Islamorada 79! XXX 1 XXX [\!d Village of Islamorada E.O.C. [\ XXX! 81 Upper Matecumbe Key Teatable Key Channel Indian Key Channel k Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park Islamorada!d! 4550 u 82! 2750 SFL25-05 Upper Matecumbe Beach Atlantic Ocean µ Mangroves Sea Turtle Nesting Beach Federal Managed Areas State Managed Areas State Waters/County Line Fish and Wildlife USCG Sector Boundary Research Institute 1700! h ( 80 37'30"W Sector St. Petersburg Sector Key West Miles Florida Keys Area Committee Sector Miami Sector Key West Map continued on: SFL-26 83! Islamorada 4100 XXX!S( F!d C Sanc!^ C R SFL26-07 Cheeca Rocks 24 52'30"N SFL2 Alliga
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3 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Name: Peterson Key Protection Priority (Season): Site Description: Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: Latitude (DMS): 24 54' " Longitude (DMS): 80 44' " County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 6 ESI Map: S.FL-25 ESI Name: UPPER MATECUMBE KEY, FLA. NOAA Chart 11449_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY MATECUMBE TO GRASSY KEY USGS Quad: H6 QUAD Name: Upper Matecumbe Key Managed Area (if applicable): Everglades National Park General Location: Contacts: Shoreline Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION SFL25-01 FL State Watch Office ; NOAA - FL Keys National Marine Sanctuary (Superintendent) ; FWC Non- Game Biologist ; National Response Center ; Everglades/Biscayne Dispatch or ENP ; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park (Manager) or ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Mangrove Island, Shallow Seagrass Waterfowl, diving bird, wading bird colonies-great white herons, passerine birds, seagrass beds and benthic community Threaten/Endangered Species: Manatee, Smalltooth Sawfish, Sea Turtles (Green, Loggerhead, Hawksbill, Kemp's Ridley: nesting and nonnesting), Crocodiles, Bald Eagle Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Response Resources: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Robbie's Marina, Indian Key Fill, Fiesta Key RV Resort Open water Collection/Recovery (skimming) boat/helicopter Snake Creek Marina, USCG Islamorada available PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 3,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Containment, Ensnarement Protection Strategy: Surround island/key with protective sorbent (1,500') and collection boom (1,500'). Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment. Minimum resources needed for on water recovery: 2 shallow water skimmers. 5,000' deflection boom, size and type to be determined by location of spill and weather conditions to include wind and sea state. Response strategy to be based on over flight observations and trajectory modeling if available. Availability of collection/deflection booms and weather/tidal conditions will affect tactics and resource protection strategies. Protection will be focused on choke points to prevent contamination of sensitive areas. Near shore, consider sorbent boom or snare boom deployed by shallow water vessels to protect sensitive shorelines. In-situ burning may be a consideration. Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Monday, July 02, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
4 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Name: Site Description: Lignumvitae Key Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: Latitude (DMS): 24 54' 5.000" N Longitude (DMS): 80 41' " County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 6 ESI Map: S.FL-25 ESI Name: UPPER MATECUMBE KEY, FLA. NOAA Chart 11449_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY MATECUMBE TO GRASSY KEY USGS Quad: H6 QUAD Name: Upper Matecumbe Key General Location: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION SFL25-02 Managed Area (if applicable): Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park; Lignumvitae Key Aquatic Preserve Contacts: Shoreline Type: CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; Everglades/Biscayne Dispatch or ENP ; FWC Non-Game Biologist ; National Response Center ; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park (Manager) or ; FWC Non-Game Biologist ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Rocky shores, Mangroves, Shallow flats, Seagrass beds Wading birds, Fishes, Corals, invertebrates associated with shallows Threaten/Endangered Species: Several species of birds, Corals, Sea turtles, Sea mammals Socio-Economic Resources: Submerged and terrestrial cultural/historic resources Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Response Resources: Indian Key Fill, Robbie's Marina Indian Key Fill boat/helicopter RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS USCG Islamorada available, Vessel operations will be restricted to marked channels PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 20,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Protection/Exclusion Protection Strategy: 20,000-30,000' total diversion boom as shown on map SFL-23. Only method for protecting area. State historic site submerged at San Pedro. Don't anchor on wreck. Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment. No dispersants or insitu burning. Min. resources needed for on water recovery: 2 shallow water skimmers. 5,000' deflection boom, size and type to be determined by location of spill and weather conditions to include wind and sea state. Response strategy based on over flight observations and trajectory modeling if avail. Availability of collection/deflection boom & weather/tidal conditions will affect tactics and resource protection strategies. Protection will be focused on choke points to prevent contamination of sensitive areas. Near shore consider sorbent or snare boom deployed by shallow water vessels to protect sensitive shorelines. Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Monday, July 02, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
5 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Name: Shell Key Protection Priority (Season): Site Description: Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: Latitude (DMS): 24 55' " Longitude (DMS): 80 39' " County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 6 ESI Map: S.FL-25 ESI Name: UPPER MATECUMBE KEY, FLA. NOAA Chart 11449_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY MATECUMBE TO GRASSY KEY USGS Quad: H6 QUAD Name: Upper Matecumbe Key General Location: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION SFL25-03 Managed Area (if applicable): Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park; Lignumvitae Key Aquatic Preserve Contacts: Shoreline Type: CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; Everglades/Biscayne Dispatch or ENP ; FWC Non-Game Biologist ; National Response Center ; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park (Manager) or ; NOAA - FL Keys National Marine Sanctuary (Superintendent) ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Mangroves, Shallow flats, Seagrass beds Wading birds, Fishes, Corals, invertebrates associated with shallows Threaten/Endangered Species: Several species of birds, Corals, Sea turtles, Sea mammals Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Indian Key Fill, Robbie's Marina, Whale Harbor Restaurant and Marina Indian Key Fill boat Response Resources: USCG Islamorada available, Vessel operations will be restricted to marked channels PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 20,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection Protection Strategy: 20,000-30,000' total diversion boom as shown on map SFL-23. Only method for protecting area. State historic site submerged at San Pedro. Don't anchor on wreck. Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment. No dispersants or insitu burning. Min. resources needed for on water recovery: 2 shallow water skimmers. 5,000' deflection boom, size and type to be determined by location of spill and weather conditions to include wind and sea state. Response strategy based on over flight observations and trajectory modeling if avail. Availability of collection/deflection boom & weather/tidal conditions will affect tactics and resource protection strategies. Protection will be focused on choke points to prevent contamination of sensitive areas. Near shore consider sorbent or snare boom deployed by shallow water vessels to protect sensitive shorelines. Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Monday, July 02, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
6 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Name: Site Description: Yellow Shark Channel Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: Latitude (DMS): 24 54' " Longitude (DMS): 80 39' " County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 6 ESI Map: S.FL-25 ESI Name: UPPER MATECUMBE KEY, FLA. NOAA Chart 11449_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY MATECUMBE TO GRASSY KEY USGS Quad: H6 QUAD Name: Upper Matecumbe Key General Location: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION SFL25-04 Managed Area (if applicable): Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park; Lignumvitae Key Aquatic Preserve Contacts: Shoreline Type: CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; Everglades/Biscayne Dispatch or ENP ; FWC Non-Game Biologist ; National Response Center ; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park (Manager) or ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Mangroves, Possibly hard live bottom, Seagrass Marine mammals Threaten/Endangered Species: Turtles, Possibly manatees Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Indian Key Fill, Robbie's Marina, Whale Harbor Restaurant and Marina Indian Key Fill boat Response Resources: Vessel operations will be restricted to marked channels PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 20,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection Protection Strategy: 20,000-30,000' total diversion boom as shown on map SFL-23. Only method for protecting area. State historic site submerged at San Pedro. Don't anchor on wreck. Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment. No dispersants or insitu burning. Min. resources needed for on water recovery: 2 shallow water skimmers. 5,000' deflection boom, size and type to be determined by location of spill and weather conditions to include wind and sea state. Response strategy based on over flight observations and trajectory modeling if avail. Availability of collection/deflection boom & weather/tidal conditions will affect tactics and resource protection strategies. Protection will be focused on choke points to prevent contamination of sensitive areas. Near shore consider sorbent or snare boom deployed by shallow water vessels to protect sensitive shorelines. Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Monday, July 02, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
7 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Name: Site Description: Upper Matecumbe Beach Protection Priority (Season): Shallow water near shore (<2') Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: Latitude (DMS): 24 54' " Longitude (DMS): 80 38' " County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 15 ESI Map: S.FL-25 ESI Name: UPPER MATECUMBE KEY, FLA. NOAA Chart 11449_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY MATECUMBE TO GRASSY KEY USGS Quad: H6 QUAD Name: Upper Matecumbe Key Managed Area (if applicable): Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary General Location: Contacts: Shoreline Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION SFL25-05 FL State Watch Office ; NOAA - FL Keys National Marine Sanctuary (Superintendent) ; FWC Non- Game Biologist ; National Response Center ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Sandy beach Seagrass, Residential areas, Isolated mangrove shoreline, Turtle areas Threaten/Endangered Species: Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Response Resources: Robbie's Marina, Indian Key Fill Open water Collection/Recovery (skimming) helicopter/vehicle RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 5,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection, Protection/Exclusion Protection Strategy: Use 5,000' of deflection boom to protect Upper Matecumbe Beach. Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment. No dispersants or in-situ burning. Minimum resources needed for on water recovery: 2 shallow water skimmers. 5,000' deflection boom, size and type to be determined by location of spill and weather conditions to include wind and sea state. Response strategy to be based on over flight observations and trajectory modeling if available. Availability of collection/deflection booms and weather/tidal conditions will affect tactics and resource protection strategies. Protection will be focused on choke points to prevent contamination of sensitive areas. Near shore, consider sorbent boom or snare boom deployed by shallow water vessels to protect sensitive shorelines. Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Monday, July 02, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
8 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Name: Site Description: Lower Matecumbe Key (Bayside) Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: Latitude (DMS): 24 52' " Longitude (DMS): 80 41' " County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 6 ESI Map: S.FL-25 ESI Name: UPPER MATECUMBE KEY, FLA. NOAA Chart 11449_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY MATECUMBE TO GRASSY KEY USGS Quad: H6 QUAD Name: Upper Matecumbe Key Managed Area (if applicable): Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park General Location: Contacts: Shoreline Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION SFL25-06 FL State Watch Office ; Everglades/Biscayne Dispatch or ENP ; FWC Non-Game Biologist ; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park (Manager) or ; National Response Center ; NOAA - FL Keys National Marine Sanctuary (Superintendent) ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Mangroves, Seagrass Marine mammals, Wading birds Threaten/Endangered Species: Manatees Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Response Resources: Indian Key Fill, Robbie's Marina Indian Key Fill boat/vehicle RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Vessel operations will be restricted to marked channels PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 20,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection Protection Strategy: 20,000-30,000' total diversion boom as shown on map SFL-23. Only method for protecting area. State historic site submerged at San Pedro. Don't anchor on wreck. Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment. No dispersants or insitu burning. Min. resources needed for on water recovery: 2 shallow water skimmers. 5,000' deflection boom, size and type to be determined by location of spill and weather conditions to include wind and sea state. Response strategy based on over flight observations and trajectory modeling if avail. Availability of collection/deflection boom & weather/tidal conditions will affect tactics and resource protection strategies. Protection will be focused on choke points to prevent contamination of sensitive areas. Near shore consider sorbent or snare boom deployed by shallow water vessels to protect sensitive shorelines. Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Monday, July 02, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
9 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Name: Site Description: San Pedro Archaeological Site Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: Latitude (DMS): 24 52' " Longitude (DMS): 80 40' " County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 15 ESI Map: S.FL-25 ESI Name: UPPER MATECUMBE KEY, FLA. NOAA Chart 11449_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY MATECUMBE TO GRASSY KEY USGS Quad: H6 QUAD Name: Upper Matecumbe Key General Location: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION SFL25-07 Managed Area (if applicable): FDEP Division of Recreation and Parks; San Pedro Underwater Archaeological Preserve State Park; FL Keys National Marine Sanctuary CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: FL State Watch Office ; FDEP Div. Recreation & Parks (Park Manager) ; DRP Region Seven ; Everglades National Park ; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park (Manager) or ; NRC ; FWC Non-Game Biologist ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or Shoreline Type: RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Submerged archaeological/wreck site N.A. Threaten/Endangered Species: N.A. Socio-Economic Resources: Submerged cultural/historic resources Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Indian Key Fill, Robbie's Marina N.A. boat Response Resources: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Vessel operations will be restricted to marked channels PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 20,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection Protection Strategy: 20,000-30,000' total diversion boom as shown on map SFL-23. Only method for protecting area. State historic site submerged at San Pedro. Don't anchor on wreck. Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment. No dispersants or insitu burning. Min. resources needed for on water recovery: 2 shallow water skimmers. 5,000' deflection boom, size and type to be determined by location of spill and weather conditions to include wind and sea state. Response strategy based on over flight observations and trajectory modeling if avail. Availability of collection/deflection boom & weather/tidal conditions will affect tactics and resource protection strategies. Protection will be focused on choke points to prevent contamination of sensitive areas. Near shore consider sorbent or snare boom deployed by shallow water vessels to protect sensitive shorelines. Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Monday, July 02, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
10 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Name: Indian Key Protection Priority (Season): Site Description: Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: Latitude (DMS): 24 52' " Longitude (DMS): 80 40' " County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 15 ESI Map: S.FL-25 ESI Name: UPPER MATECUMBE KEY, FLA. NOAA Chart 11449_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY MATECUMBE TO GRASSY KEY USGS Quad: H6 QUAD Name: Upper Matecumbe Key General Location: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION SFL25-08 Managed Area (if applicable): Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary; Indian Key Historic State Park; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park Contacts: Shoreline Type: CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; Everglades/Biscayne Dispatch or ENP ; Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park (Manager) or ; FWC Non-Game Biologist ; National Response Center ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Rocky shores, Shallow flats, Seagrass beds Wading birds, Fishes, Corals, invertebrates associated with shallows Threaten/Endangered Species: Several species of birds, Corals, Sea turtles, Sea mammals Socio-Economic Resources: Submerged and terrestrial cultural/historic resources Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Indian Key Fill, Robbie's Marina Indian Key Fill boat Response Resources: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS USCG Islamorada available, Vessel operations will be restricted to marked channels PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 20,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection Protection Strategy: 20,000-30,000' total diversion boom as shown on map SFL-23. Only method for protecting area. State historic site submerged at San Pedro. Don't anchor on wreck. Use Ranger guidance during boom deployment. No dispersants or insitu burning. Min. resources needed for on water recovery: 2 shallow water skimmers. 5,000' deflection boom, size and type to be determined by location of spill and weather conditions to include wind and sea state. Response strategy based on over flight observations and trajectory modeling if avail. Availability of collection/deflection boom & weather/tidal conditions will affect tactics and resource protection strategies. Protection will be focused on choke points to prevent contamination of sensitive areas. Near shore consider sorbent or snare boom deployed by shallow water vessels to protect sensitive shorelines. Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Monday, July 02, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
11 GRP - Oil Spill Staging Area Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Facility Name: Indian Key Fill Site ID: MO70009NF Data Collector (Agency): Managing Agency: Physical Address: Between MM 78 and 79 City: Indian Key Fill (Islamora State: Florida Zip Code Latitude (DMS): 24 53' " N Site Type: Staging; Boat Ramp GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Longitude (DMS): 80 40' " W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): Operational Status: Water Type: Salt Water Body Name: Boat Launch Capability: Number of Boat Slips: Boat Ramp Surface Composition: Access Constraints: Parking Lot Dimensions: Yes Water Depth at End of Boat Ramp: Shoreline Type in Viewable Viscinity: Crane Capabilities: Collection Point Capabilities: Parking Capacity for Trailers: 20 Capable for Light or Heavy Equipment and Type: Boom Available On-Site and Length: Fuels Available: Water Available: Pumpout Available: No Fuel Electricity Amperage Available: Food Available: Special/Pre-Planned Events and Dates: Comments: FWC-FWRI General Manager/Contact Person: Florida Department of Transportation Survey Type: SITE DESCRIPTION Number of Moorings: Wave Energy at Site: GENERAL INFORMATION AND COMMENTS County: Monroe Parking Capacity for Cars: 20 Parking Surface: ADDITIONAL AMMENITIES Propane or Natural Gas Available Fire Hydrant: Planning Contact Phone #: SCAT Description: Monroe County Division 6 Hours of Operation: 24 Hours Scale of Staging Area: Days of Operation: Number of Boat Ramps: 1 Number of Boat Ramp Lanes: 2 Photo URL: Bathrooms Available: No Restrooms Camping Facilities: Security Available and Hours On Duty: Survey Date: Access: Public Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Thursday, May 17, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
12 GRP - Oil Spill Staging Area Report for Sector : Key West GRP Map # SFL-25 Facility Name: Robbie's Marina Site ID: MO00623US Data Collector (Agency): Managing Agency: Physical Address: B. Overseas Highway City: Islamorada State: Florida Zip Code Latitude (DMS): 24 52' " N Site Type: Staging; Boat Ramp GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Longitude (DMS): 80 41' " W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): Operational Status: Water Type: Salt Water Body Name: Boat Launch Capability: Number of Boat Slips: Boat Ramp Surface Composition: Access Constraints: Parking Lot Dimensions: Yes Water Depth at End of Boat Ramp: 16 feet Shoreline Type in Viewable Viscinity: Crane Capabilities: Collection Point Capabilities: Parking Capacity for Trailers: Capable for Light or Heavy Equipment and Type: Boom Available On-Site and Length: Fuels Available: Water Available: Pumpout Available: No Fuel Electricity Amperage Available: Food Available: Special/Pre-Planned Events and Dates: Comments: FWC-FWRI General Manager/Contact Person: Terry Ritter Survey Type: SITE DESCRIPTION Number of Moorings: Wave Energy at Site: Parking Capacity for Cars: Parking Surface: ADDITIONAL AMMENITIES GENERAL INFORMATION AND COMMENTS County: Monroe Propane or Natural Gas Available Fire Hydrant: Planning Contact Phone #: SCAT Description: Monroe County Division 6 Hours of Operation: Scale of Staging Area: Days of Operation: Number of Boat Ramps: 1 Number of Boat Ramp Lanes: 1 Photo URL: Bathrooms Available: Camping Facilities: Security Available and Hours On Duty: Survey Date: Access: Site is designated spill reponse center for boat us and sea tow. Several cranes and forklifts can be staged on site. More Information call Private Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Thursday, May 17, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)
13 INLET SUMMARY SHEET SITE: Lignumvitae Channel, Monroe County, Florida DATE AND TIME OF ORIGINAL FIELD SURVEY [TIDE]: 23 June 1994; (+2.0); Alligator Reef Light] UPDATED: In October 2011 using imagery collected in 2010 and RANKING (DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY): B. (see ranking scale) PRINCIPAL RESOURCES AT RISK: Mangroves; wading birds, including the Great egret; and seabirds, including the Cormorant. Marina facilities, boats, seawalls, revetments, docks, etc. on Upper Matecumbe Key. For further information refer to the recent ESI map and data and the GRP. PRELIMINARY PROTECTION STRATEGY: Use deflection boom to divert oil out of the marginal flood channel area on the west side of the main inlet channel to a collection point against the concrete seawall on the shore of Lower Matacumbe Key (CP1). Establish deflection boom in a Christmas tree configuration with the lead anchor point being located in the main inlet channel about 800 yards south of the U.S. Route 1 Bridge. The west arm of the C. tree would divert oil out of the main inlet channel and to a seawall just beyond the southwest end of the Route 1 Bridge (on Lower Matacumbe Key; CP2) and the east arm would divert oil to the U.S. Route 1 fill shoreline to the east of the channel (CP4). Two short lines of deflection boom would divert oil to a sand beach located south of Route 1 about 300 yards beyond the northeast end of the bridge over the Lignumvitae Channel (CP5). Anchor a line of deflection boom in the main inlet channel just north of the bridge to divert oil to the sand beach at CP3. Place protection boom along the shorelines between CP1 and CP2 as well as between CP2 and CP3. Another line of deflection boom should extend from the inlet channel to the north side of Route 1 a ways beyond the northeast end of the bridge (CP6). Also, two lines of deflection boom should connect to an open water skimmer located in the main inlet channel about 300 yards north of the Route 1 Bridge. 73
14 INLET SUMMARY SHEET SITE: Lignumvitae Channel, Monroe County, Florida (continued) OTHER COMMENTS: Strong tidal current were observed flowing in channel beneath the U.S. Route 1 Bridge during the field survey in
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16 Inlet: Lignumvitae Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #1 Relative Location: South of U.S. Route 1 about a hundred yards west of the Route 1 Bridge over the Lignumvitae Channel. Latitude: 24 52' " N Longitude: 80 41' " W Currents: Possibly up to 1-3 knots to the northeast during rising tide. Shoreline Description: Rock seawall. Access: Excellent; you can drive right up to it. 76
17 Inlet: Lignumvitae Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #2 Relative Location: Just north of the southwest end of the U.S. Route 1 Bridge over the Lignumvitae Channel. Latitude: 24 52' " N Currents: Possibly up to 2-3 knots. Shoreline Description: Concrete bulkhead. Longitude: 80 41' " W Access: Excellent; you can drive right up to it. Parking area nearby. 77
18 Inlet: Lignumvitae Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #3 Relative Location: On west side of Lignumvitae Channel about 170 yards north of the Route 1 Bridge. Latitude: 24 53' 2.792" N Currents: Possibly up to 2-3 knots. Shoreline Description: Sand beach. Longitude: 80 41' " W Access: You can drive right up to it, but it is in a private development. Therefore, you may have to use watercrafts. 78
19 Inlet: Lignumvitae Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #4 Relative Location: On south side of U.S. Route 1 just beyond the northeast end of the Route 1 Bridge over the Lignumvitae Channel. Latitude: 24 53' 0.293" N Longitude: 80 41' " W Water Depth Description: By ditch created by road construction. Currents: Possibly up to 2 knots. Shoreline Description: Mixture of sand, riprap, and mangroves (place protection boom along shore for oil to accumulate on). Access: You can drive close to it, but the mangroves are an issue. 79
20 Inlet: Lignumvitae Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #5 Relative Location: On south side of U.S. Route 1 about 300 yards beyond the northeast end of the Route 1 Bridge over the Lignumvitae Channel. Latitude: 24 53' 3.585" N Longitude: 80 41' 9.176" W Water Depth Description: By a ditch created during the construction of the road. Currents: Possibly up to a knot or so. Shoreline Description: Sand beach with some rubble. Access: You can drive right up to it. 80
21 Inlet: Lignumvitae Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #6 Relative Location: On north side of U.S. Route 1 just beyond the northeast end of the Route 1 Bridge over the Lignumvitae Channel. Latitude: 24 53' 2.726" N Currents: Probably not much more than 1-2 knots. Longitude: 80 41' " W Shoreline Description: Sand, riprap, and mangroves (place protection boom along shore for oil to accumulate on). Access: You can drive right up to it, but the mangroves may be an issue. 81
22 Inlet: Lignumvitae Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #7; open water skimmer. Relative Location: In the main inlet channel about 300 yards north of the Route 1 Bridge. Latitude: 24 53' 7.526" N Longitude: 80 41' " W Currents: Possibly up to 2-4 knots. Shoreline Description: Open water skimmer. Access: By watercraft. 82
23 INLET SUMMARY SHEET SITE: Indian Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida DATE AND TIME OF ORIGINAL FIELD SURVEY [TIDE]: 23 June 1994; (+2.0); Alligator Reef Light] UPDATED: In October 2011 using imagery collected in 2010 and RANKING (DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY): B. (see ranking scale) PRINCIPAL RESOURCES AT RISK: Mangroves; wading birds, including the Great egret; and seabirds, including the Cormorant. For further information refer to the recent ESI map and data and the GRP. PRELIMINARY PROTECTION STRATEGY: Use deflection boom in a Christmas tree configuration to divert oil out of the main inlet channel and to collection points on the shore of the spoil island supporting U.S. Route 1 (CP1) and on the shore to the east of the northeast end of the Route 1 Bridge over Indian Key Channel (CP2). Also, use a limb of deflection boom to divert oil flowing west beyond the Route 1 Bridge to a collection point at a sand beach on the shoreline east of the bridge over Indian Key Channel (CP3). A similar line of deflection boom should be used to divert oil to the shoreline on the northwest side of the road beyond the west end of the bridge (CP4). These two lines of deflection boom should be extended into the main inlet channel to connect to an open water skimmer located about 650 yards northwest of the Route 1 Bridge. Also place protection boom around Indian Key to protect the mangroves. OTHER COMMENTS: Strong tidal current were observed flowing in channel beneath the U.S. Route 1 Bridge during the field survey in
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25 Inlet: Indian Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #1 Relative Location: On south side of U.S. Route 1, about 200 yards west of the west end of the bridge over Indian Key Channel. Latitude: 24 53' 4.402" N Currents: Probably less than 1 knot. Longitude: 80 41' 7.174" W Shoreline Description: Sand, riprap, and mangroves (place protection boom along shore for oil to accumulate on). Access: Excellent; you can drive right to it. 68
26 Inlet: Indian Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #2 Relative Location: South of Route 1 just beyond the northeast end of the bridge over Indian Key Channel. Latitude: 24 53' " N Longitude: 80 40' " W Currents: Possibly as much as 1-2 knots. Shoreline Description: Sand, riprap, and mangroves (place protection along shore for oil to accumulate on). Access: Appears to be good; you can drive close to it. 69
27 Inlet: Indian Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #3 Relative Location: On north side of Route 1 about 300 yards east of the end of the bridge over Indian Key Channel. Latitude: 24 53' " N Longitude: 80 40' " W Currents: Probably less than one knot. Shoreline Description: Sand beach plus some riprap. Access: Excellent; you can drive right to it. 70
28 Inlet: Indian Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #4 Relative Location: On north side of U.S. Route 1 about 150 yards west of the west end of the Route 1 Bridge over Indian Key Channel. Latitude: 24 53' 7.882" N Longitude: 80 41' 6.220" W Currents: Possibly up to 1-2 knots. Shoreline Description: Sand, some riprap, and mangroves (place protection boom along shore for oil to accumulate on). Access: Excellent; you can drive right up to it. 71
29 Inlet: Indian Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #5; open water skimmer. Relative Location: In Indian Key Channel about 600 yards northwest of the U.S. Route 1 Bridge. Latitude: 24 53' " N Longitude: 80 40' " W Water Depth Description: In main inlet channel. Currents: Possibly up to 2-3 knots. Shoreline Description: Open water skimmer. Access: By watercraft 72
30 INLET SUMMARY SHEET SITE: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida DATE AND TIME OF ORIGINAL FIELD SURVEY [TIDE]: 23 June 1994; (+2.0); Alligator Reef Light] UPDATED: In October 2011 using imagery collected in 2010 and RANKING (DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY): (see ranking scale) B. PRINCIPAL RESOURCES AT RISK: Mangroves; wading birds, including the Great egret; and seabirds, including the Cormorant. Marina facilities, boats, seawalls, revetments, docks, etc. on Upper Matecumbe Key. For further information refer to the recent ESI map and data and the GRP. PRELIMINARY PROTECTION STRATEGY: A short line of deflection boom could be extended along side a small channel to divert oil to a vegetated bank about 375 yards west of U.S. Route 1 Bridge over Teatable Key Channel (CP2). Use deflection boom in a Christmas tree configuration established in Teatable Channel, with the lead anchor located about 650 yards south of the U.S. Route 1 Bridge. The west limb of this C. tree would divert oil to a sand/mud flat on the side of Route 1 west of the bridge (CP1), and the east limb would divert oil to a seawall on the east side of the bridge (CP3). Establish a small Christmas tree configuration of deflection boom about half way between the main Teatable Key Channel and the road to Teatable Key. The west limb of this C. tree would divert oil to the seawall at CP3 and the right limb to a hard packed sand flat at CP4. Place protection boom in front of the vegetation along the shore between CPs 3 and 4. Entirely encircle Teatable Key and the road to it with protection boom, and extend this boom along the vegetation beside Route 1 to the short bridge over Teatable Relief Channel. Extend a line of deflection boom obliquely across the Teatable Relief Channel to divert oil to a sandy seawall/riprap area on Upper Matecumbe Key (CP5). Place protection boom around the marina area west of CP5. Extend another line of deflection boom across the Teatable Relief Channel in order to divert oil under the bridge over this channel to a riprap shoreline (shielded by protection boom upon which to divert the oil; in 54
31 INLET SUMMARY SHEET SITE: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida (continued) PRELIMINARY PROTECTION STRATEGY (continued): CP6). Another line of deflection boon is extended across this channel westward of the bridge order to deflect oil into a basin with a seawall about 50 yards further along than CP6. This seawall is CP7. Attach another deflection boom to the one that leads to CP7 and extend it to the northwest back into the Teatable Relief Channel about 250 yards to an open water skimmer (CP8), which is also attached to a deflection boom extending along the west side of the channel from the west end of the Route 1 Bridge over Teatable Relief Channel. Finally, establish another open water skimmer attached to two lengths of deflection boom that is located in the Teatable Key Channel about 500 yards north of the Route 1 Bridge (CP9). OTHER COMMENTS: Strong tidal current were observed flowing in channel beneath the U.S. Route 1 Bridge during the field survey in
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33 Inlet: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #1 Relative Location: About 200 yards southwest of the southwest end of the U.S. Route 1 Bridge. Latitude: 24 53' " N Longitude: 80 40' 7.395" W Currents: Possibly 1-2 knots. Shoreline Description: Sand/mud flat. Access: You can drive right to it. 57
34 Inlet: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #2 Relative Location: About 400 yards to the southwest of the southwest end of the U.S. Route 1 Bridge. Latitude: 24 53' " N Currents: Not more than one knot. Longitude: 80 40' " W Shoreline Description: A vegetated bank (place a line of protection boom along it). Access: You can drive right to it. 58
35 Inlet: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #3 Relative Location: Near the east side of the U.S. Route 1 Bridge. Latitude: 24 53' " N Longitude: 80 39' " W Currents: Possibly 1-2 knots. Shoreline Description: Seawall. Access: You can drive right to it. 59
36 Inlet: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #4 Relative Location: By the road that leads to Teatable Key. Latitude: 24 53' " N Longitude: 80 39' " W Currents: Probably less than 1 knot. Shoreline Description: A hard packed sand flat (boat ramp??). Narrow. Access: You can drive right to it. 60
37 Inlet: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #5 Relative Location: On Upper Matecumbe Key about 200 yards east of the Route 1 Bridge over Teatable Relief Channel. Latitude: 24 53' " N Currents: Probably not more than 1 knot. Shoreline Description: sand/seawall/riprap. Longitude: 80 39' " W Access: There is a road right to it. May be a question of access because of private property. If not, use watercrafts. 61
38 Inlet: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #6 Relative Location: Under the Route 1 Bridge that crosses over Teatable Relief Channel. Latitude: 24 53' " N Longitude: 80 39' " W Water Depth Description: On the side of a fairly deep channel. Currents: Up to 2-4 knots. Shoreline Description: Riprap (place protection boom in front of it for oil collection). Access: You can drive right up to it. 62
39 Inlet: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #7 Relative Location: On the north side of the east end of the U. S. Route 1 Bridge over Teatable Relief Channel. Latitude: 24 53' " N Currents: Probably 2-4 knots. Shoreline Description: Seawall. Access: You can drive right up to it. Longitude: 80 39' " W 63
40 Inlet: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #8; open water skimmer. Relative Location: In Teatable Relief Channel 250 yards north of the U.S. Route 1 Bridge. Latitude: 24 53' " N Longitude: 80 39' " W Water Depth Description: In main inlet channel. Currents: Possibly 2-4 knots. Shoreline Description: Open water skimmer. Access: By watercraft. 64
41 Inlet: Teatable Key Channel, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #9; open water skimmer. Relative Location: In Teatable Key Channel 500 yards north of the U.S. Route 1 Bridge. Latitude: 24 53' " N Longitude: 80 39' " W Water Depth Description: In main inlet channel. Currents: Possibly 2-4 knots. Shoreline Description: Open water skimmer. Access: By watercraft. 65
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