California State Lands Commission Marine Invasive Species Program Hull Husbandry Reporting Form. Part I: Reporting Form

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California State Lands Commission Marine Invasive Species Program Hull Husbandry Reporting Form Part I: Reporting Form Vessel Name: Official / IMO Number: Date Submitted (Day/Month/Year): Responsible Officer s Name and Title: Hull Husbandry Information 1. Since delivery, has this vessel ever been removed from the water for maintenance? Yes No a. If Yes, enter the date and location of the most recent out-of-water maintenance: Last date out of water (Day/Month/Year): Port or Position: Country: b. If No, enter the delivery date and location where the vessel was built: Delivery date (Day/Month/Year): Port or Position: Country: 2. Were the submerged portions of the vessel coated with an anti-fouling treatment/coating during the out-of-water maintenance or shipbuilding process listed above? Yes, full coat applied Yes, partial coat only No coat applied a. If Yes, partial coat applied or No coat applied was checked, when did the submerged portion of the vessel last undergo a full coat of anti-fouling treatment? Date of treatment completion (Day/Month/Year): 3. For the most recent full coat application of anti-fouling treatment, what type of antifouling treatment was applied and to what specific sections of the submerged portions of the vessel was it applied? Manufacturer/Company: Product name: Applied on (Check all that apply): Hull Sides Hull Bottom Sea Chests Sea Chest Gratings Propeller Rope Guard/Propeller Shaft Previous Docking Blocks Thrusters Rudder Bilge Keels 1

Manufacturer/Company: Product name: Applied on (Check all that apply): Hull Sides Hull Bottom Sea Chests Sea Chest Gratings Propeller Rope Guard/Propeller Shaft Previous Docking Blocks Thrusters Rudder Bilge Keels Manufacturer/Company: Product name: Applied on (Check all that apply): Hull Sides Hull Bottom Sea Chests Sea Chest Gratings Propeller Rope Guard/Propeller Shaft Previous Docking Blocks Thrusters Rudder Bilge Keels 4. Were the sea chests inspected and/or cleaned during the out-of-water maintenance listed above? If no out-of-water maintenance since delivery, select Not Applicable. Check all that apply. Yes, sea chests inspected Yes, sea chests cleaned No, sea chests not inspected or cleaned Not Applicable a. Are Marine Growth Protection Systems (MGPS) installed in the sea chests? Yes No b. If MGPS is installed, specify manufacturer and model: Manufacturer: Model: 5. Has the vessel undergone in-water cleaning to the submerged portions of the vessel since the last out-of-water maintenance period? Yes No a. If Yes, when and where did the vessel most recently undergo in-water cleaning (Do not include cleaning performed during out-of-water maintenance period)? Date (Day/Month/Year): Port or Position: Country: Section(s) cleaned (Check all that apply): Hull Sides Hull Bottom Propeller Sea Chest Grating Sea Chest Bilge Keels Rudder Docking Blocks Thrusters Unknown Cleaning method: Divers Robotic Both Vendor providing cleaning service: 6. Has the propeller been polished since the last out-of-water maintenance or in-water cleaning? Yes No If Yes, indicate date (Day/Month/Year): 7. Are the anchor and anchor chains rinsed during retrieval? Yes No 2

Voyage Information 8. List the following information for this vessel averaged over the last four months: a. Average Voyage Speed (knots): b. Average Port Residency Time (hours or days): Hours or Days 9. Since the hull was last cleaned (out-of-water or in-water), has the vessel visited: a. Fresh water ports (Specific gravity of less than 1.005)? Yes No If Yes, how many? b. Tropical ports (between 23.5 o S and 23.5 o N latitude)? Yes No If Yes, how many? c. Panama Canal? Yes No If Yes, how many times? d. List the previous 10 ports visited by this vessel in the order they were visited (start with most recent). Note: If the vessel visits the same ports on a regular route, check here and list the route once (you do not have to use all 10 spaces if the route involves less than 10 ports; add more lines if regular route involves more than 10 ports). List dates as (Day/Month/Year). 3

10. Since the most recent hull cleaning (out-of-water or in-water), has the vessel spent 10 or more consecutive days in any single location (Do not include time out-of-water or during in-water cleaning). Yes No If Yes, list all of the occurrences where the vessel spent 10 or more consecutive days in any single location. If No, please submit the longest amount of time spent in a single location since the last hull cleaning. 4

California State Lands Commission Marine Invasive Species Program Hull Husbandry Reporting Form Part II: Supplementary Instructions for Completing Reporting Form HULL HUSBANDRY REPORTING FORM TO BE SUBMITTED ANNUALLY WITHIN 60 DAYS OF THE FIRST VISIT OF THE YEAR TO A CALIFORNIA PORT SUBMIT THE COMPLETED FORM TO California State Lands Commission Marine Facilities Division 200 Oceangate, Suite 900 Long Beach, CA 90802 FAX: 562-499-6444 Email: bwform@slc.ca.gov Hull Husbandry Information Question 1: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether, since delivery, the vessel has ever been removed from the water for maintenance. If Yes was selected, enter the date (Day/Month/Year) and location for the most recent out-of-water maintenance period (for example, if vessel was out of water for dry-dock from January 1-10, list January 10 as the last date out of water). If No was selected, enter the vessel s delivery date (Day/Month/Year) and the location where the vessel was built. Question 2: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether the vessel s hull was coated with an anti-fouling treatment/coating during the out-of-water maintenance period or shipbuilding process described in Question 1. If either Yes, partial coat only or No coat applied was selected, see Question 2a. If Yes, full coat applied was selected, move on to Question 3. Question 2a: If either Yes, partial coat only or No coat applied was selected in Question 2, list the completion date (Day/Month/Year) of the most recent full coat application of an anti-fouling treatment/coating. Question 3: For the most recent full coat application of anti-fouling treatment/coating, list the manufacturer(s)/company(ies) and product names of the treatment(s)/coating(s) and check the box next to the specific section(s) of the submerged portions of the vessel where each treatment was applied (check all sections that apply). List information for each anti-fouling treatment/coating if more than one was applied. Attach additional pages if necessary. 5

Question 4: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether the sea chest(s) were inspected and/or cleaned during the most recent out-of-water maintenance period described in Question 1. If no out-of-water maintenance since delivery, check Not Applicable. Regardless of answer to Question 4, answer Question 4a. Question 4a: Marine Growth Protection Systems (MGPS) are systems installed in the sea chests to prevent the accumulation of fouling organisms within the sea chests and associated seawater circulation networks and are typically electrolytic in nature. Check the appropriate box to indicate if a Marine Growth Protection System is installed in the sea chest(s). If Yes was selected, answer Question 4b. If No was selected, move on to Question 5. Question 4b: If a Marine Growth Protection System is installed in the sea chest(s) of this vessel, list the manufacturer and model. Question 5: Check the appropriate box to indicate if the vessel has undergone inwater cleaning on the submerged portions of the vessel since the last out-of-water maintenance period. In-water cleaning does not include cleaning carried out during out-of-water maintenance but does include cleaning carried out during the Underwater Inspection in Lieu of Dry-Docking (UWILD). For this question, out-of-water maintenance includes the shipbuilding process. If Yes was selected, answer Question 5a If No was selected, move on to Question 6. Question 5a: List date (Day/Month/Year) and location of most recent in-water cleaning (do not include cleaning performed during out-of-water maintenance period). Check the box next to the appropriate sections to indicate those sections of the vessel that were cleaned during the in-water cleaning described in Question 5. Indicate whether in-water cleaning was conducted by divers, a robotic system, or both and list the vendor that conducted the in-water cleaning. Question 6: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether the propeller has been polished since the most recent out-of-water maintenance or in-water cleaning. For this question, out-of-water maintenance includes the shipbuilding process. If Yes was selected, list the date of the most recent propeller polishing. Question 7: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether the anchor and anchor chains are rinsed during retrieval. Voyage Information Question 8a: Over the past four months, list the average speed (knots) at which this vessel has traveled. 6

Question 8b: Over the past four months, list the average length of time (either hours or days) that this vessel has spent in any given port. Question 9a: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether this vessel has visited any freshwater ports (specific gravity of less than 1.005) since the hull was last cleaned (either in-water or out-of-water) or, if the hull has never been cleaned, since delivery. If Yes is selected, list the number of times that this vessel visited freshwater ports since the hull was last cleaned or, if the hull has never been cleaned, since delivery. Question 9b: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether this vessel has visited any tropical ports between latitudes 23.5 o S and 23.5 o N since the hull was last cleaned (either in-water or out-of-water) or, if the hull has never been cleaned, since delivery. If Yes is selected, list the number of times that this vessel visited tropical ports since the hull was last cleaned or, if the hull has never been cleaned, since delivery. Question 9c: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether this vessel has traversed the Panama Canal since the hull was last cleaned (either in-water or out-of-water) or, if the hull has never been cleaned, since delivery. If Yes is selected, list the number of times that this vessel has traversed the Panama Canal since the hull was last cleaned or, if the hull has never been cleaned, since delivery. Question 9d: Starting with the most recent port, list the last 10 ports visited by this vessel. Provide information on the port or place, country, and the dates of arrival and departure. If this vessel follows a regular route, visiting the same ports routinely, place a check in the box provided and list the information for the most recently completed route. You do not have to use all ten spaces if the regular route involves less than 10 ports. Add more lines if the regular route involves more than ten ports. List all dates as Day/Month/Year. Question 10: Check the appropriate box to indicate whether this vessel has spent 10 or more consecutive days in any single location since the last time the hull was cleaned (either in-water or out of water) or, if hull has never been cleaned, since delivery. Do not include time spent out-of-water or time spent during in-water cleaning. If Yes is selected, list all of the occurrences where the vessel spent 10 or more consecutive days in any single location since the last hull cleaning or, if hull has never been cleaned, since delivery. If No is selected, enter the information for the single longest amount of time this vessel has spent in a single location since the last hull cleaning or, if hull has never been cleaned, since delivery. 7