Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-19. Map continued on: SFL-19N. Vaca Key. Hawk Channel. Reef Monitoring Site. Florida Keys.

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1 !!! L18-01 thel Bank en X! 46 e) igeon 24 45'0"N Bethel Bank XXX Map continued on: SFL '30"W 47! # 450 SFL19-04 Boot Inlet SFL19N-02 John Sawyer Bank 100 SFL19-05 Sister Creek - Boot, FL Rachel Bank SFL19-03 Turtle Hospital! (Water Intake) (! [s!s XXX 51 50! 49!q!Å #!E(!S (! 48 F Monroe County Boot Regional Government Center XXX [\ F!!( h XXX XXX John Sawyer Bank Coast Guard Station Marathon Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-19 M a r a t h o n East Washerwoman Shoal!! Map continued on: SFL-19N! 6850 Vaca 2500! 2800 Hawk Channel Stirrup 2850 Russel 53 SFL19-02! 52 # Vaca Cut! XXX Coral Monroe County Marathon Airport F Colony Beach!^ k Curry Hammock State Park 6400 Vaca C! Å ut 54! # F Lagoon Resort and Marina! h (!! 3050 Bamboo Fat Deer 1 XXX SFL19-01 Coco Plum Beach/ Colony Beach '0"W 55! State Park 24 45'0"N Fat Deer 2950 Map continued on: SFL-20 56! XXX SFL20 Deer K 29 y 24 37'30"N u Sombrero Sanctuary Preservation Area SFL19-07 Sombrero XXX!^ Sombrero!^ 81 7'30"W u Sombrero Legend Sanctuary Preservation Environmentally Sensitive Areas Summer Protection Priority Area - XXXA B XX X C Protect First - Protect after A Areas - Protect after B Areas Acropora Priority Sites Priority of Protection A - Protect First B - Protect after A Areas Response Methods «Skimmer!( h Shallow Water Skimmer # Collection Point # Natural Collection Point General Booming Strategy (Length in Feet) Incident Command Post!S( Staging Areas!R( Oil Spill Risk Sites!E( Equipment Storage Locations F Tidal Inlet Protection Strategy Bio-Socioeconomic [\ Beach Access! Airport! Delta Shoal XXX SFL19-06 Delta Shoal [] American Crocodile [y Aquaculture k State Park/Aquatic Preserve [m High Recreation Beach [z Black Bear Boat Ramp "J! Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow [s Coast Guard!^ Coral [b Everglades 4500 « !^ u Reef Monitoring Site 2250 Florida s National Snail Kite Marine Sanctuary Florida Panther!Å Heliport! Manatee u Marine Sanctuary [v NERR [j National Park!!h Naval [«Piping [ Rice! Sea [ Smalltooth!q Water [r Wildlife Facility Plover Rat Turtle Sawfish Intake Refuge Atlantic Ocean u Florida s National Marine Sanctuary µ Mangroves Sea Turtle Nesting Beach Federal Managed Areas State Managed Areas State Waters/County Line Fish and Wildlife USCG Sector Boundary Research Institute Miles 81 0'0"W Sector St. Petersburg Sector West Florida s Area Committee Sector Miami Sector West 24 37'30"N

2 81 7'30"W John Sawyer Bank Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-19NW 81 3'45"W 24 45'0"N 24 45'0"N Rachel Bank k XX Florida Bay 24 41'15"N 47! # 81 7'30"W Legend [s #!!S ( 48!E ( (! 1 S F XXX SFL19-04 Boot Inlet Environmentally Sensitive Area Summer Protection Priority - XXXA B XX X C Protect First - Protect after A Areas - Protect after B Areas Acropora Priority Sites Priority of Protection! A - Protect First B - Protect after A Areas Response Methods «Skimmer!( h Shallow Water Skimmer Collection Point # Natural Collection Points # General Booming Strategy (Length in Ft) 450 Incident Command Posts!S( Staging Areas!R( Oil Spill Risk Sites!E( Equipment Storage Locations F Tidal Inlet Protection Strategy Bio-Socioeconomic [\ Beach Access! Airport [] American Crocodile Coast Guard Station Marathon 100 Boot [y Aquaculture k State Park/Aquatic Preserve [m High Recreation Beach [z Black Bear Boat Ramp "J! Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow [s Coast Guard!^ Coral Reef Monitoring Site SFL19-03 Turtle Hospital (Water Intake) XXX!q!Å Monroe County Regional Government Center [b Everglades Snail Kite Florida Panther!Å Heliport! Manatee Marine Sanctuary u [v NERR [j National Park!h Naval Facility SFL19-05 Sister Creek - Boot, FL [«Piping [ Rice! Sea [ Smalltooth!q Water [r Wildlife Plover Rat Turtle Sawfish Intake Refuge M a r a t h o n!s(! 49 XXX Sister Creek F [\! 50! 6850 Vaca Atlantic Ocean!( h µ Boundary Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Mangroves Sea Turtle Nesting Beach Federal Managed Area State Managed Area State Waters/County Boundary USCG Sector 81 3'45"W Sector St. Petersburg Sector West Miles Florida s Area Committee Sector Miami Sector West 2500 Map continued on: SFL-19NE 51! 24 41'15"N Vaca Ke

3 81 3'45"W Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-19NE Bamboo 81 0'0"W 24 45'0"N 24 45'0"N Stirrup Russel Florida Bay k Curry Hammock State Park Map continued on: SFL-19NW Vaca 51! Vaca Monroe County Marathon Airport! SFL19-02 Vaca Cut F! 53 # Vaca Cut Coral Lagoon Resort and 6400 Colony Beach!Å #!! 54 F Fat Deer 52! Marina XXX XXX! h ( AB 5 1! 55 SFL19-01 Coco Plum Beach/ Colony Beach Fat Deer tlantic Ocean Atlantic Ocean!! h ( !!!^ 24 41'15"N 81 3'45"W Legend Environmentally Sensitive Area Summer Protection Priority - XXXA B XX X C Protect First - Protect after A Areas - Protect after B Areas Acropora Priority Sites Priority of Protection! A - Protect First B - Protect after A Areas Response Methods «Skimmer!( h Shallow Water Skimmer Collection Point # Natural Collection Points # General Booming Strategy (Length in Ft) Incident Command Posts!S( Staging Areas!R( Oil Spill Risk Sites!E( Equipment Storage Locations F Tidal Inlet Protection Strategy Bio-Socioeconomic [\ Beach Access! Airport [] American Crocodile [y Aquaculture k State Park/Aquatic Preserve [m High Recreation Beach [z Black Bear Boat Ramp "J! Cape Sable Seaside Sparrow [s Coast Guard!^ Coral Reef Monitoring Site [b Everglades Snail Kite Florida Panther!Å Heliport! Manatee Marine Sanctuary u [v NERR [j National Park!h Naval Facility [«Piping [ Rice! Sea [ Smalltooth!q Water [r Wildlife Plover Rat Turtle Sawfish Intake Refuge! µ Mangroves Sea Turtle Nesting Beach Federal Managed Area State Managed Area State Waters/County Boundary USCG Sector Boundary Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Miles 81 0'0"W Sector St. Petersburg Sector West Florida s Area Committee Sector Miami Sector West 24 41'15"N

4 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Name: Site Description: Coco Plum Beach/ Colony Beach Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: SFL19-01 Latitude (DMS): 24 43' " Longitude (DMS): 81 0' " W County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 14 ESI Map: S.FL-20 ESI Name: MARATHON, FLA. NOAA Chart 11453_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY GRASSY KEY TO BAHIA HONDA KEY USGS Quad: F8 QUAD Name: Crawl Managed Area (if applicable): Florida s National Marine Sanctuary General Location: Contacts: Shoreline Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; NOAA - FL s National Marine Sanctuary (Superintendent) ; FWC Non- Game Biologist ; National Response Center ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Near shore Seagrass/ Hardbottom Wildlife: Threaten/Endangered Species: Turtles Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Response Resources: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Hawk's Cay Resort and Marina, Marathon Marina, USCG Station Marathon At Vaca Cut. Open water Collection/Recovery (skimming) vehicle PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 12,500 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection, Protection/Exclusion Protection Strategy: Total 12,500' diversion boom and skimmers at Coco Plum Beach/ Colony Beach area. If turtles present, 2 miles exclusion boom. 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: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)

5 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Name: Vaca Cut Protection Priority (Season): Site Description: Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: SFL19-02 Latitude (DMS): 24 43' " Longitude (DMS): 81 1' " W County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 14 ESI Map: S.FL-19 ESI Name: MARATHON, FLA. NOAA Chart 11453_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY GRASSY KEY TO BAHIA HONDA KEY USGS Quad: F1 QUAD Name: Marathon Managed Area (if applicable): Florida s National Marine Sanctuary General Location: Contacts: Shoreline Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; NOAA - FL s 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: Choke point to Fla. Bay - Swift current possible Wildlife: Threaten/Endangered Species: Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Response Resources: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Marathon Marina. Vaca Cut only access through Marathon Area (18' height limit at bridge) At Vaca Cut. Open water Collection/Recovery (skimming) aircraft/boat/helicopter PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 8,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Containment, Deflection, Protection/Exclusion Protection Strategy: Total 8,000' diversion boom and skimmers at Vaca Cut. See Vaca Cut TIPS. 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: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)

6 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Name: Site Description: Turtle Hospital (Water Intake) Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: SFL19-03 Latitude (DMS): 24 42' " Longitude (DMS): 81 6' 4.847" W County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 7 ESI Map: SFL-19 ESI Name: MARATHON, FLA. NOAA Chart 11453_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY GRASSY KEY TO BAHIA HONDA KEY USGS Quad: F1 QUAD Name: Marathon Managed Area (if applicable): Florida s National Marine Sanctuary General Location: MM 48.5 bayside Marathon GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: FL State Watch Office ; NRC ; Turtle Hospital (Director) or (Manager) ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or Shoreline Type: Tidal pool RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: tidal pool Sea turtles Threaten/Endangered Species: Sea turtles Socio-Economic Resources: Water Intake Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Response Resources: Parking lot of facilities. USCG Station Marathon Collection point west of Coast Guard base. boat/vehicle RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 100 Boom Type: Booming Method: Protection/Exclusion Protection Strategy: Boom water intake. No dispersants or in-situ burning. Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)

7 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Name: Site Description: Boot Inlet Protection Priority (Season): Inlet to Boot Harbor Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: SFL19-04 Latitude (DMS): 24 42' 8.612" N Longitude (DMS): 81 6' " W County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 14 ESI Map: S.FL-19 ESI Name: MARATHON, FLA. NOAA Chart 11453_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY GRASSY KEY TO BAHIA HONDA KEY USGS Quad: F1 QUAD Name: Marathon Managed Area (if applicable): Florida s National Marine Sanctuary General Location: Contacts: Shoreline Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; NOAA - FL s 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: Shallow Seagrass, Hardbottom Sheltered mangroves inside harbor Threaten/Endangered Species: Socio-Economic Resources: Residential and Commercial fishing docks; Boot Bridge potentially eligible for NRHP Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Knight's Campground, Marathon Marina, USCG Station Marathon On Knight at bridge boat Response Resources: PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 500 Boom Type: Booming Method: Protection/Exclusion Protection Strategy: 500' containment boom across inlet. No dispersants or in-situ burning. Consultation with SHPO (state waters) or managing agency recommended for anchoring, spudding, or other activities that affect the seafloor in areas where submerged cultural resources may be present. 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: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)

8 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Name: Site Description: Sister Creek - Boot, FL Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Limited access to water from land. Site ID: SFL19-05 Latitude (DMS): 24 41' " Longitude (DMS): 81 5' " W County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 14 ESI Map: S.FL-19 ESI Name: MARATHON, FLA. NOAA Chart 11453_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY GRASSY KEY TO BAHIA HONDA KEY USGS Quad: F1 QUAD Name: Marathon Managed Area (if applicable): Florida s National Marine Sanctuary General Location: Contacts: Shoreline Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; NOAA - FL s National Marine Sanctuary (Superintendent) ; FWC Non- Game Biologist ; National Response Center ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Residential area; Sheltered mangroves, Exposed mud flats Threaten/Endangered Species: Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Response Resources: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Knight's Campground, Marathon Marina, USCG Station Marathon At Vaca Cut boat/vehicle PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 1300 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection, Protection/Exclusion Protection Strategy: 1,300' protection boom across Sisters Creek. No dispersants or in-situ burning. See Boot Harbor Tidal Inlet Protection Strategy for booming depiction. 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: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)

9 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Name: Delta Shoal Protection Priority (Season): Site Description: Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: SFL19-06 Latitude (DMS): 24 38' 3.881" N Longitude (DMS): 81 5' " W County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 14 ESI Map: S.FL-19 ESI Name: MARATHON, FLA. NOAA Chart 11453_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY GRASSY KEY TO BAHIA HONDA KEY USGS Quad: F1 QUAD Name: Marathon Managed Area (if applicable): Florida s National Marine Sanctuary General Location: Contacts: Shoreline Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; NOAA - FL s National Marine Sanctuary (Superintendent) ; FWC Non- Game Biologist ; National Response Center ; NOAA - SSC (USCG District 7) ; DOI - Regional Environmental Officer , , (24hrs) or RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Habitat: Wildlife: Shallow coral reefs, Seagrass Coral, Fish Threaten/Endangered Species: Sea turtles, Acropora palmata (Elkhorn Coral), Acropora cervicornis (Staghorn Coral) Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Knight's Campground, Marathon Marina, USCG Station Marathon Open water Collection/Recovery (skimming) boat Response Resources: PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 9,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Containment, Deflection Protection Strategy: Consider pre-emptive on water skimming strategy. 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: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)

10 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Name: Site Description: Sombrero Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site ID: SFL19-07 Latitude (DMS): 24 37' " Longitude (DMS): 81 6' " W County: Monroe Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Monroe County Division 14 ESI Map: S.FL-19S ESI Name: MARATHON, FLA. NOAA Chart 11453_1 CHART Name INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY GRASSY KEY TO BAHIA HONDA KEY USGS Quad: F1 QUAD Name: Marathon Managed Area (if applicable): Florida s National Marine Sanctuary General Location: Contacts: Shoreline Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION FL State Watch Office ; NOAA - FL s 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: Shallow coral reef "SPA", Seagrass Coral, Fish Threaten/Endangered Species: Sea turtles, Acropora palmata (Elkhorn Coral), Acropora cervicornis (Staghorn Coral) Socio-Economic Resources: Staging Area Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Knight's Campground, Marathon Marina, USCG Station Marathon Open water Collection/Recovery (skimming) boat Response Resources: PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 9,000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Containment, Deflection Protection Strategy: 4,000' of deflection boom. Consider pre-emptive on water skimming strategy. 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: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)

11 GRP - Oil Spill Staging Area Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Facility Name: USCG Station Marathon Site ID: MO00117FW Data Collector (Agency): Managing Agency: Physical Address: 1800 Overseas Highway City: Marathon State: Florida Zip Code Latitude (DMS): 24 42' " N Site Type: Staging; Boat Ramp GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Longitude (DMS): 81 6' " 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: Capable for Light or Heavy Equipment and Type: Boom Available On-Site and Length: Fuels Available: Water Available: Pumpout Available: Electricity Amperage Available: Food Available: Special/Pre-Planned Events and Dates: Comments: FWC-FWRI US Coast Guard General Manager/Contact Person: 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 7 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: Governmen 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 : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Facility Name: Knight's Campground Site ID: MO00126JH Data Collector (Agency): Managing Agency: Physical Address: 1 KNIGHTS KEY BLVD City: Marathon State: Florida Zip Code Latitude (DMS): 24 42' " N Site Type: Staging; Boat Ramp GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Longitude (DMS): 81 7' " W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): Operational Status: SITE DESCRIPTION Water Type: Salt Water Body Name: Boat Launch Capability: Number of Boat Slips: 0 Boat Ramp Surface Composition: Water Depth at End of Boat Ramp: 20' out Access Constraints: Parking Capacity for Trailers: 0 Parking Lot Dimensions: Capable for Light or Heavy Equipment and Type: Boom Available On-Site and Length: Fuels Available: Number of Moorings: 0 GENERAL INFORMATION AND COMMENTS County: Monroe Shoreline Type in Viewable Viscinity: sharp jagged rock, scattered mangroves on west of channel, dense mangrove on e Crane Capabilities: Collection Point Capabilities: Special/Pre-Planned Events and Dates: Wave Energy at Site: Parking Capacity for Cars: 0 Parking Surface: ADDITIONAL AMMENITIES Water Available: Fire Hydrant: Pumpout Available: Propane or Natural Gas Available Bathrooms Available: Electricity Amperage Available: Camping Facilities: Food Available: Comments: Unknown FWC-FWRI General Manager/Contact Person: Ivan Ward Survey Type: Planning Contact Phone #: SCAT Description: Monroe County Division 14 Hours of Operation: Scale of Staging Area: Days of Operation: Number of Boat Ramps: 0 Number of Boat Ramp Lanes: 0 Photo URL: Security Available and Hours On Duty: Survey Date: Access: 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 GRP - Oil Spill Staging Area Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Facility Name: s Boat Works Site ID: Data Collector (Agency): Managing Agency: Physical Address: th St Gulf City: Marathon State: Florida Zip Code Latitude (DMS): 24 42' " N Site Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Longitude (DMS): 81 5' " W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): Operational Status: SITE DESCRIPTION Water Type: Salt Water Body Name: Boat Launch Capability: Number of Boat Slips: Boat Ramp Surface Composition: Water Depth at End of Boat Ramp: Shoreline Type in Viewable Viscinity: Access Constraints: Crane Capabilities: Collection Point Capabilities: Parking Capacity for Trailers: Parking Lot Dimensions: Capable for Light or Heavy Equipment and Type: Yes Boom Available On-Site and Length: Fuels Available: Water Available: Pumpout Available: Electricity Amperage Available: Food Available: Special/Pre-Planned Events and Dates: Comments: USCG General Manager/Contact Person: 50 ton travel lift and 15 ton travel lift Mike or Sharon Bossert Survey Type: Contact Phone #: keysboat@terranova.net SCAT Description: Monroe County Division 7 Hours of Operation: Number of Boat Ramps: Photo URL: Scale of Staging Area: Days of Operation: Number of Moorings: Wave Energy at Site: Parking Capacity for Cars: Parking Surface: ADDITIONAL AMMENITIES GENERAL INFORMATION AND COMMENTS County: Monroe Number of Boat Ramp Lanes: Gravel/Sand/Dirt Propane or Natural Gas Available Fire Hydrant: Bathrooms Available: Camping Facilities: Security Available and Hours On Duty: Survey Date: 11/18/2011 Access: 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)

14 GRP - Oil Spill Staging Area Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Facility Name: Marathon Marina Site ID: MO00215XZ Data Collector (Agency): Managing Agency: Physical Address: TH ST OCEAN City: Marathon State: Florida Zip Code Latitude (DMS): 24 42' " N Site Type: Boat Ramp GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Longitude (DMS): 81 6' " W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): Operational Status: Water Type: Salt Water Body Name: Boat Launch Capability: Number of Boat Slips: Boat Ramp Surface Composition: Water Depth at End of Boat Ramp: Shoreline Type in Viewable Viscinity: Access Constraints: Crane Capabilities: Collection Point Capabilities: Parking Capacity for Trailers: Parking Lot Dimensions: Capable for Light or Heavy Equipment and Type: Boom Available On-Site and Length: Fuels Available: Water Available: Pumpout Available: Electricity Amperage Available: Food Available: Special/Pre-Planned Events and Dates: Comments: FWC-FWRI General Manager/Contact Person: 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 14 Hours of Operation: Number of Boat Ramps: Photo URL: Scale of Staging Area: Days of Operation: Number of Boat Ramp Lanes: Bathrooms Available: 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)

15 GRP - Oil Spill Staging Area Report for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Facility Name: 7 Mile Marine Center Site ID: Data Collector (Agency): Managing Agency: Physical Address: 1096 Overseas Hwy City: Marathon State: Florida Zip Code Latitude (DMS): 24 42' " N Site Type: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Longitude (DMS): 81 6' " W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): Operational Status: SITE DESCRIPTION Water Type: Salt Water Body Name: Boat Launch Capability: Number of Boat Slips: Boat Ramp Surface Composition: Water Depth at End of Boat Ramp: Shoreline Type in Viewable Viscinity: Access Constraints: Crane Capabilities: Collection Point Capabilities: Parking Capacity for Trailers: Parking Lot Dimensions: Capable for Light or Heavy Equipment and Type: Boom Available On-Site and Length: Fuels Available: Water Available: Pumpout Available: Electricity Amperage Available: Food Available: Special/Pre-Planned Events and Dates: Comments: USCG General Manager/Contact Person: Cale Nelson, Sherry Gifford Survey Type: 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 14 Hours of Operation: Scale of Staging Area: Days of Operation: Number of Boat Ramps: 0 Number of Boat Ramp Lanes: 0 Photo URL: Bathrooms Available: Camping Facilities: Security Available and Hours On Duty: Survey Date: Access: 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)

16 GRP - Oil Spill Equipment Storage Location for Sector : West GRP Map # SFL-19 Name: Station Marathon Response Trailer Site ID: KW-E4 Site Description: USCG Response Trailer GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Latitude (DMS): 24 42' " N Longitude (DMS): 81 6' " W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): Physical Address: 1800 Overseas Highway City: Marathon State: Florida Zip Code County: Monroe CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: (305) EQUIPMENT INFORMATION Equipment Type: PPE, Boom, Trailer Maintenance Equipment, Sorbents, Vessel Equipment for Boom Deployment, Manual Boom Deployment Equipment Equipment: Boom - 600ft, Small Anchors - 6, Large Anchors - 4, Buoy (Orange) - 4, Buoy (White) - 8, Roll Sorbent Sock - 4 bags, Tyvek Suit - 1 bag, Waders/Boots - 2 pair, Flashlights - 4, Machete - 1, Shovels - 2, Sorbent Pads - 4 bags, Tool set - 1, Spare Tires - 2, Grease Guns - 1, Grease - 2, Poly Pro Line - 1 5/8" x 600', Tyvek Gloves - 1 box, Latex Booties - 2, Latex Gloves - 2, Tire Covers - 4, Tire Chock - 2, Drum Ret. Kits - 2, EEBD's - 2, Tire Iron - 1, Hydr. Jack - 1, Fire Axe - 1, Sledge Hammer - 1, Retention Stakes - 12, Tow Bridals - 2, Economy Three-Stand Dock Line 1/2" dia, 30' length - 8 Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Thursday, August 30, 2012 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727)

17 INLET SUMMARY SHEET SITE: Boot Harbor, Monroe County, Florida DATE AND TIME OF ORIGINAL FIELD SURVEY [TIDE]: 22 June 1994; (-0.34); Boot Harbor, Vaca Cut] UPDATED: In October 2011 using imagery collected in 2010 and RANKING (DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY): (see ranking scale) C. PRINCIPAL RESOURCES AT RISK: Mangroves; wading birds, including the Great egret and the Great white heron; seabirds, including the Double-crested cormorant and Brown pelican. Marina facilities, numerous boats, seawalls, revetments, docks, etc. on Boot and Vaca. For further information refer to the recent ESI map and data and the GRP. PRELIMINARY PROTECTION STRATEGY: Use deflection boom to divert oil flowing west around Vaca away from the shoreline and to divert oil flowing toward Knight Channel to a collection point on Knight (CP3) and to two collection points on Boot (CP1 and CP2). For all three of these CPs, oil is diverted to the shore by limbs of deflection boom. Use protection boom to prevent oil from entering the creek that separates Vaca and Boot. Place protection boom across the entrance to Boot Harbor. Also place protection boom along the western shoreline of Boot to keep oil out of the mangroves. 119

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19 Collection Point Description Inlet: Boot Harbor, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #1 Relative Location: Northwest corner of Boot. Latitude: 24 41' " N Longitude: 81 6' " W Currents: Probably 1-2 knots. Shoreline Description: Fine-grained sand beach. Access: By watercraft. 121

20 Collection Point Description Inlet: Boot Harbor, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #2 Relative Location: Northwest corner of Boot. Latitude: 24 42' 2.216" N Longitude: 81 6' " W Currents: Probably 1-2 knots. Shoreline Description: Fine-grained sand beach. Access: By watercraft. 122

21 Collection Point Description Inlet: Boot Harbor, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #3 Relative Location: South side of Knight. Latitude: 24 42' " N Currents: Probably 1-2 knots. Longitude: 81 7' " W Shoreline Description: Sand flat in small bay, which has riprap and mangroves around its sides. Thus, place protection boom along those sides. Access: You can drive close to it. 123

22 INLET SUMMARY SHEET SITE: Vaca Cut, Monroe County, Florida DATE AND TIME OF ORIGINAL FIELD SURVEY [TIDE]: 22 June 1994; (-0.4); Boot Harbor, Vaca ] 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 Double-crested cormorant. Marina facilities, boats, seawalls, revetments, docks, etc. along the canals on Vaca and in the Colony Beach area of Fat Deer. For further information refer to the recent ESI map and data and the GRP. PRELIMINARY PROTECTION STRATEGY: Extend a line of deflection boom obliquely across the entrance to the main inlet channel to divert oil to a sandy flat/seawall on the southeast corner of Colony Beach (CP1). Just beyond CP1, place the leading anchor point for a Christmas tree configuration of deflection boom, the east limb of which would divert oil to the sand beach/seawall at CP2. The west limb of this most seaward C. tree connects to the lead anchor point of another Christmas tree configuration of deflection boom in the main inlet channel. The east limb of this second C. tree is designed to divert oil to the seawall/boat ramp at CP4, and the west limb to divert oil to the entrance of a basin on the west shore of the main inlet channel located about 200 yards south of the west end of the Vaca Cut Bridge (CP3). Place protection boom across three channel entrances along the northwest shore of Colony Beach, as well as for about 1000 yards along the highly developed shoreline west of CP3. Extend another line of deflection boom from the U.S. Route 1 Bridge to divert oil out of the main inlet channel and to a collection point in a marina basin on Vaca (west side of main inlet channel; CP5). 111

23 INLET SUMMARY SHEET SITE: Vaca Cut, Monroe County, Florida (continued) OTHER COMMENTS: Very strong tidal current and large standing waves were observed in this channel, especially beneath the U.S. Route 1 Bridge (Vaca Cut Bridge) during the 1994 field survey. 112

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25 Collection Point Description Inlet: Vaca Cut, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #1 Relative Location: Near southeast corner of Colony Beach. Latitude: 24 43' 5.494" N Longitude: 81 1' " W Water Depth Description: On the side of the main inlet channel. Currents: Possibly 2-3 knots out in the channel. Shoreline Description: Sand and rubble tidal flat; seawall at high-tide line. Access: On the side of a big (5-7 acre) grassed lot that should provide good access to the seawall. If the lot has been developed, then you may have to use watercraft. 114

26 Collection Point Description Inlet: Vaca Cut, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #2 Relative Location: Near middle of the western shoreline of Colony Beach. Latitude: 24 43' " N Longitude: 81 1' " W Water Depth Description: On side of the main inlet channel. Currents: Possibly up to 2-4 knots. Shoreline Description: Sand beach backed by seawall/riprap at the high-tide line. Access: By another vacant grassed lot. If lot is developed, you probably would have to use watercraft. 115

27 Collection Point Description Inlet: Vaca Cut, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #3 Relative Location: Second canal south of Route 1 Bridge on Vaca (west side of main inlet channel). Latitude: 24 43' " N Longitude: 81 1' " W Water Depth Description: On side of main inlet channel. Currents: Possibly over 4 knots during spring tides (standing waves observed under the bridge by us). Shoreline Description: Canal (basin) entrance surrounded by seawalls. Access: Most likely by watercraft. 116

28 Collection Point Description Inlet: Vaca Cut, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #4 Relative Location: A quarter of a mile to the southeast of the Vaca Cut Bridge. Latitude: 24 43' " N Longitude: 81 1' " W Currents: Possibly up to 2 knots. Shoreline Description: Small boat ramp flanked by seawalls. Access: If you can get access to the boat ramp, then go by land. Otherwise, use watercraft. 117

29 Collection Point Description Inlet: Vaca Cut, Monroe County, Florida Site Name: Collection Point #5 Relative Location: On the west side of the main inlet channel, about 350 yards north of the Vaca Cut Bridge. Latitude: 24 44' 1.290" N Longitude: 81 1' " W Water Depth Description: By the main inlet channel. Currents: Possibly up to 4-5 knots (standing waves passing under the bridge observed by us). Shoreline Description: Basin surrounded by seawalls. Access: Probably best by watercraft. 118