Progress Report 2007/05
AGENCIES INVOLVED IN VANDENBERG ARTIFICIAL REEF PROJECT
I) White House Council on the environment.
2) State of Florida, Fish and Wildlife
3) Monroe County
4) City of Key West
5) U. S. Coast Guard
6) U. S. Maritime Commission
7) U. S. Maritime Administration
8) State of Virginia
9. Department of Environmental Protection (State and Federal)
10. BB&T Bank
11. First State Bank
12. Orion Bank
13. Reefmakers
14. Artificial Reef of the Keys
15. Colona Shipyard, Norfolk Virginia
16. Florida Marine Sanctuary
17. Lloyds of London
18. Army Corps of Engineers
Various other sub-agencies are monitoring this project as to how it is done, procedures,
and after monitoring as to effectiveness of artificial reefs. The State of Florida wants to
deploy more reefs in the future and VANDENBERG is the pilot project. Projections are
that for every $1.00 invested in artificial reefs the return is $1.57. This figure comes from
artificial reefs already in place.
Monroe County's reneging on its pledge would set off an unattractive chain-reaction. The
inter local agreements between MARAD, Monroe County and the State of Florida were
pledged to the lending institutions. MARAD has already released a portion of its $1.3mm
commitment based on the full faith and credits of all of the entities. This is not a fly by
night operation. Some pretty heavy hitters are involved through the completion.
Attached:
Monthly reports for April, May, June, July of 2007
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May 1, 2007
William Horn
Fisheries Biologist IV
Florida Artificial Reef Program
Division of Marine Fisheries
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
620 South Meridian Street, Mailbox 4B-2
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1600
Ms. loe Goss
Artificial Reefing Coordinator
Ship Disposal Program
U.S. Department of Transportation
U.S. Maritime Administration
400 Seventh Street, SW.
Washington, D.C. 20590
Re: Ex USAF Hoyt Vandenberg
MARAD Contract No. MA-14054
Dear Mr. Horn:
On behalf of The City of Key West and Artificial Reefs of the Keys, REEFMAKERS ™ respectfully
submits the May monthly progress report for the Vandenberg Artificial Reef Project. Included with
this narrative are: an updated schedule reflecting all changes and completion of activities related
to this project and a copy of the agenda for the monthly conference call. Financial documentation
related to reimbursement for the portions of this project partially funded by MARAD will be
provided under separate cover to the appropriate parties.
A conference call between the stakeholders took place on Tuesday, May 1st, 2007 at 1:00 PM
EDST. Parties to the conference call were:
Sheri lohr, Bob Smith, JoEllen Sullenger (ARK)
Joe Davis, Pam (BB& T)
Bill Verge, Commissioner (City of Key West)
Craig Brown, laura Johnson (EPA)
William Horn (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission)
Gus Rios (Florida DEP)
Kent Edwards, John Halas (FKNMS)
John Desch, loe Goss (MARAD)
Chris Adryan, Jeffrey C. Dey, Joe Weatherby (REEFMAKERS)
Lt. W. James, Lt. P. lohorsky (USCG)
Project status was discussed as follows in this narrative.
Preparations in response to the dry docking requirements were begun as soon as the
Vandenberg was docked at MHI. Temporary lighting was installed on the upper deck, second
deck, and engine room to facilitate other work. Removal/abatement of HAZMATS, which included
remediation of friable asbestos and air quality monitoring, in the engine room and AMR to prepare
for workers in those areas. Paint chip sweeping and removal progressed throughout the ship to
limit tracking from one area to another as workers travel throughout the ship. The AMR was
tested by the marine chemist, Rick Wellons, and determined to be fuel free. Upon completion of
these activities in the Engine Room and the AMR, equipment was identified for removal and the
order of removal established for the most efficient use of manpower and dry-dock time.
1274 N. Church Street, ~1oorestown, New Jersey 08057 (609) 352-5389
Pumping of all tanks and voids continued. All tanks were pumped down, except the number
seven tanks. The center line voids were pumped. The number three tanks were pumped into
the fore peak in order to lift the stern for docking. 624,000 gallons of pumpage were removed
from the vessel, barged and sent to C&M for recycling.
Docking plans were procured from Norfolk Shipyard (presently BAE Systems). The blocks were
set in accordance with the docking plans.
Dry docking was originally scheduled for April 11th. Docking was postponed until April 18'h due to
issues with the McFarland, in the dock at the time. Further postponement ensued due to wind and
weather conditions. The tow from MHI to the dry dock at Colonna Shipyard, Inc. began at 0930;
the Vandenberg was in the dry-dock by 1030 and high and dry by 1715. Towing was completed
by Moran of Virginia.
Hull cleaning by means of power-washing was begun and is 90% complete. All refuse from the
hull cleaning was collected and land-filled. Timing of the cleaning and reentry of the Vandenberg
to the Elizabeth River for an extended period prior to the tow to Key West was addressed to the
USCG. In accordance with Lt. Clark, USCG, as long as full disclosure concerning the length of
time between hull cleaning and ship movement is provided to the applicable Florida State
Government agencies, the CG will be satisfied (assuming the State of Florida is satisfied) with the
cleaning. Verification of the adequacy of cleaning is to be provided by a competent person in
accordance with 33CFR subchapter D. Bill Horn of the FWC requested photo documentation of
the hull pre and post cleaning, specifications of the cleaning process, and a schedule of the time
to be spent in Virginia waters prior to the tow to Florida for evaluation of adequacy of hull
cleaning.
Access cuts were made into the AMR and the crew began breaking free the nuts and bolts on
equipment in preparation for removal from both the engine room and the AMR. Lube oil was
removed from the AMR and containerized for recycling. Mattresses and other combustibles were
removed from their compartments in preparation of removal from the ship. Preliminary evaluation
of hull integrity was made including identification of port 7 tank issues. Holes were measured and
evaluated.
Notification of emergency removal from dry-dock due to emergency status of the McFarland was
received. Preparations to prepare the Vandenberg for exit from the dry-dock were completed. The
access hole was welded shut and the identified holes in the hull were covered with '%" doublers.
Costs associated with the emergency removal of the Vandenberg from the dry-dock and re-entry
to the dry dock at a further date will not be the responsibility of this project.
The tow to HMI was completed on 4/27 and the Vandenberg was secured at the dock. 40,000 Ibs
of weights were added to the ship to adjust list due to change in ballasting due to dry dock. Filling
of the cylindrical tanks in the 6 hold was begun for ballasting. Zincs were hung from the side to
inhibit the effects of electrolysis on the hull. Removal of topside equipment was begun.
Tank inspection protocols have been received by Lt. Zohorsky of the USCG. The Florida Fish and
Wildlife Conservation Commission is deferring to the USCG, VA for tank inspections. All
participants will be provided with a tank cleaning schedule to facilitate inspection planning for any
parties wishing to inspect. A tank cleaning subcontractor will be selected by Wednesday, May 2,
2007. Cleaning schedule and procedures will be prepared and forwarded to all participants.
A revised production schedule is under development. The new schedule will subdivide ship
preparation into 10 zones based upon lines of egress and the proposed dry docking schedule.
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The second dry docking is to take place in mid to late June. Other hull issues will be addressed
during second dry dock
A workplan for the removal of the antennas and knuckles is presently under development; they
will be removed as soon as is practicable.
The Scope for remediation of hull issues will be developed by REEFMAKERS ™ and Colonna
Shipyard for implementation during the next dry-docking period. John Waite, the REEFMAKERSTM'
insurance surveyor, will be contacted regarding the plans.
Upon exit from the second dry-dock; an inclining experiment will be performed to establish
ballasting requirements for trim and stability. Post second dry-docking, additional removal and
cleaning work will be performed dockside.
The monitoring plan drafts are under final review and the socio economic study will be
implemented in Mayas directed by the FWC. Plan documents for the socio-economicplan are
presently being finalized.
Members of the REEFMAKERS ™ team convened in Key West, Florida April 15'h through April 17'h.
They met with all stakeholders, local government officials, members of the Florida Keys National
Marine Sanctuary, and the Key West U.S. Coast Guard representative. Plans for deployment
were initiated at these meetings and the docking area was secured for the Vandenberg stay at
Key West prior to deployment.
The next monthly conference call is scheduled for Tuesday, June 5'h, 2007 at 1 :00 pm.
Conference call information will be provided prior to the time scheduled. If this time is in conflict
with other obligations, please let us know.
If I may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me by telephone, 856-273-
1009, or e-mail christinaa@reefmakers.comorieffd@rcc-net.com.
Respectfully,
REEFMAKERS ™
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Christina Harlander Adryan
Site Manager
Respectfully,
REEFMAKERS ™
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Jeffrey C. Dey
Project Director
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Ingrid Sotelo (ACOE)
Shelly Carter (ACOE)
Sheri Lohr (ARK)
Christopher Norwood (ARK)
JoE lien Sullenger (ARK)
Bob Smith (ARK)
Joe Davis (BB& T)
Bill Verge (City of Key West)
Julio Avael (City of Key West)
Raymond Archer (City of Key West)
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Richard Sobocinski (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc,)
Martha Scalf (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Chris Stevens (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Gus Rios (DEP)
Craig Brown (EPA)
Laura Johnson (EPA)
William Horn (FWC)
John Halas (FKNMS)
Kent Edwards (FKNMS)
Dave Score (FKNMS)
Zoe Goss (MARAD)
John Desch (MARAD)
John Waite (Miss. Ltd.)
Mario DiGennaro (Monroe County)
Todd Firm (Monroe County TDS!
Joe Weatherby (REEFMAKERST )
Wes James (USCG)
Peter Zohorsky (USCG)
Enclosures: Agenda (Teleconference, 05-01-07); Project Schedule
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Teleconference
Subject: Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Date: May 1, 2007
Time: 1:00 pm
Participants:
Shelly Carter, Ingrid Sotelo (ACOE)
Sheri Lohr, Chris Norwood, Bob Smith, JoE lien Sullenger (ARK)
Joe Davis (BB&T)
Bill Verge, Commissioner (City of Key West)
Richard Sobocinski, Martha Scalf, Chris Stevens (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Craig Brown (EPA)
William Horn (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission)
Gus Rios (Florida DEP)
Kent Edwards, John Halas, Dave Score (FKNMS)
John Desch, Zoe Goss (MARAD)
Chris Adryan, Jeffrey C. Dey, Kevin Joe Weatherby (REEFMAKERS)
Lt. W. James, Lt. P. Zohorsky (USCG)
AClenda
Old Business:
. Hull cleaning is not required for the initial tow since ship is staying in the
Port of Hampton Roads per Lt. Clark, USCG
. Letter received confirming CG require approval from FL. E-mail
sent 04/05 to FWC for verification.
Current Business:
. Dry docking preparation
. 624,000 gallons of pumpage removed, pumping was maintained for
two shifts in preparation of dry-docking.
. All tanks pumped down except the 7's
. #3 tanks pumped into the fore peak to lift the stern for
dockage
. center line void pumped
. Temporary lighting installed on the upper deck, second deck, and
engine Rm.
. Removal/Abatement of HAZMATS begun (asbestos, paint chips, air
quality monitoring)
o Engine Rm. And AMR
. Marine chemist test fuel free in AMR
. Equipment removal identification
o Engine room and AMR, items and order of removal determined
. Docking plans procured from Norfolk Shipyard. Blocks set
according to plans.
. Dry dock - Ship dry-docking postponed due to scheduling at Colonna's
and then due to weather concerns
. 04/19/07 Tow to Dry Dock at 0930; in dry dock by 1030; high and dry
by 1715
. Scamping 90% complete
. Clean up for disposal
. Access cuts completed in the AMR
. AMR and Engine Rm crew Breaking free nuts and bolts of
equipment to be removed
. AMR Removal of lube oil
. Access cuts for equipment removal completed
. 50,000 gals pumped
o The number 3 tanks are pumped all the way down
. Mattresses and other combustibles being removed
. Hull integrity
. Measurements of holes and ultrasound to be conducted
. Port 7 tank issue identified
. Key West planning for docking, ammunition storage, deployment planning
week of April 15,- April 17,2007
. Removal from dry dock 03-25-07
. Colonna's emergency removal due to issues with another ship
. Access cuts welded shut
. Holes covered with 'AI' doublers
. Zincs to be hung from sides
. Other hull issues to be addressed during second dry dock
. Scope for remediation to be developed by Wes Roots
and Colonna Shipyard. Wes will be contacting John
Waite regarding plans.
. Tow completed 04/25/07
. Ship secured at HMI
. Tanks to be refilled for ballasting beginning with 5 cylindrical
tanks in 6 hold.
. Weights added (40,000) to adjust for stability during filling
. Removal of topside equipment commenced upon reconnection
of services.
New Business:
. Development of revised production schedule
" 8 Zones based upon areas of egress
. revisions to incorporate new dry-dock schedule
.. remove items more easily lifted while in dry-dock:
geodesic dome (under discussion)
winches (Fwd of wheelhouse)
mast on top of wheelhouse
dome on top of wheelhouse
generator fwd of stack
cut stack
generator fwd of stack
mast on top of king post and fwd of wheelhouse
. Develop work-plan for removal of antenna knuckles
. Inspection protocols for tanks to be provided by USCG per Lt. James
04/24/07
ID 'Task Name Duration Start Finish %Comp. March ;ADdl A_M y _ June Ju ____I August i Septembe I October I November!December'January _!February_.March IAril__.__I May__ I June.... I
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1 I Ex USAF VandenbergTimeline 02-20-07 --- - — Nov l Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr Ma Jun
4290 days Thu 1/2I03 Wed 6/12119 22%
- 2 Full Project Funding Secured 0 days Thu 11/9/06 Thu 11/9/06 100%
3 Marad Application and Grant Approved 44 days Thu 11/30/06 Tue 1/30/07 100% •
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4 i Project Management 94 days Thu 11/9I06 Tue 320/07 99%
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5 Assist City of Key West and FWC with Vessel 14 wks Thu 11/9/06 Wed 2/14/07 100%
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6 —1, Vessel Transfer Agreement Executed 0 days Fri 1/26/07 Fri 1/26/07 100%
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7 MOA between Key West and FWC Executed 14 days Fri 2/2/07 Wed 2/21/07 100%
8 Acquisition of Project Insurance 1 day Mon 3/19/07 Mon 3/19/07 100%
9 Acquisition of FKNMS Project Securities 1 day Thu 2/22/07 Thu 2/22/07 0%
10 Acquisition of Towel's Insurance 1 day Tue 3/20/07 Tue 3/20/07 100% r
11 Permitting 1134 days Thu 2/20/03 Tue 6/26/07 99% I I
12 Site Evaluation and Selection 20 days Thu 2/20/03 Wed 3/19/03 100% /
13 Prepare Permit Application 8 wks Fri 2/21/03 Thu 4/17/03 100%
14 Alt Permits Reviewed by Agencies 99.8 wks Tue 2/25/03 Mon 1/24/05 100%
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15 All Permits Issued 0 days Mon 2/14/05 Mon 2/14/05 100%
16 Permit Conditions Approvals 1 day Tue 6/26/07 Tue 6/26/07 0% I
17 Final Engineering 25 days Thu 5/17/07 Wed 6/20/07 0% ( )�— )♦
18 Submit Final PCB Sampling Plan 4 wks Thu 5/17/07 Wed 6/13/07 0% � 1�
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19 Submit Final Vesel Preparation Plan 5 wks Thu 5/17/07 Wed 6/20/07 0%
20 Transportation from JRRF To Colonna's 10 days Mon 3119/07 Fri 3/30I07 100%
21 Survey of Vessel for Towing 5 days Mon 3/19/07 Fri 3/23/07 100% ■
22 Approval of Towing Plan by Coast guard 3 days Fri 3/23/07 Tue 3/27/07 100%
23 - Towing Preparations in JRRF 1.4 wks Thu 3/22/07 Fri 3/30/07 100% • ri
24 Tow Vandenberg to Colonna's Shipyards.Inc. 1 day Fri 3/30/07 Fri 3/30/07 100% 1
25 Production Schedule Vandenberg 219 days Fri 3/30/07 Wed 1/30/08 15% V
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26 General Ship Prep Work 219 days Fri 3/30/07 Wed 1/30/08 29% l
27 Envirommnetal Survey 30 days Sat 3/31/07 Fri 5/11/07 5% �/
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28
Production Survey 90 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 8/3/07 100%
28 Inspection by Government Agencies 30 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 5/11/07 0%
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ID 'Task Name I Duration I Start I Finish I %Comp. I March
I P _Apnl May_____ Jinja Auausl_ Septembe I October ;November!December January February.)March J April —I Mav__I June _
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Conduct Electrical Survey 45 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 6/1/07 50%1 I '�"�
31 j Install Temporary Lights&Ventillation 30 days Fri 3/30/07 Thu 5/10/07 17% I
32 Solid Waste Removal 218 days Mon 4/2/07 Wed 1/30/08 5% I
33 I Zone One Tanks 90 days Sat 3/31/07 Fri 8/3/07 45% ) . fi3
34 Tank Soundings 5 days Sat 3/31/07 Fri 4/6/07 100% p _— .
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35 i Open Tanks 10 days Sat 3/31/07 Tue 4/17/07 100% •
36 Gas Free/Pump Out Tanks 40 days Sat 3/31/07 Wed 6/6/07 90%
37 Clean and Test Tanks/Close 40 days Thu 6/7/07 Wed 8/1/07 0% -
38 Disposal HAZMATS 90 days Sat 3/31/07 Fri 8/3/07 80%
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39--I Disposal Non HAZMATS 90 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 8/3/07 0% •..-
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40 Zone Two Engine Room Aft 120 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 9/14/07 0% I I •
41 Set Hanger Bay Storage Area 30 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 5/11/07 0%
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42 Install Lift System at Access 20 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 4/27/07 0%
43 Drain Systems 45 days Mon 4/2/07 Fn 6/1/07 0%
44 Cut Accesses 10 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 4/13/07 0% MI t=.
45 Remove Pumps and Piping 30 days Mon 8/6/07 Fri 9/14/07 0% —.....
46 Remove Lights and Ducting 60 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 6/22/07 0%
47 Disposal HAZMATS 120 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 9/14/07 0% •
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4e Disposal Non-HAZMATS 120 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 9/14/07 0% F ��
49 Zone Three FWD.Engine Room 160 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 11/9/07 0% V
50 Cut Access 5 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 4/6/07 0% •
51 Encapsulate and Remove Asbestos 60 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 622/07 75%
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—52 Remove Equipment 30 days Wed 4/25/07 Thu 8/2/07 5% I�
5 Remove Lights and Ducting 60 days Thu 8/2/07 Thu 10/25/07 0%
54 Clean Rooms and Workshop 60 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 6/22/07 0% ak;\-_-- -.• 1
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55 Disposal HAZMATS 160 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 11/9/07 0%
56 Disposal Non HAZMATS 160 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 11/9/07 0% A
57 Zone Four Int.Rooms to Bridge 148.5 days Mon 6/25/07 Thu 1/17I08 0% I./t _i
58 Clean Interior Rooms to Bridge 90 days Mon 6/25/07 Fri 10/26/07 0%
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ID 'Task Name Duration I Start I Finish I %Comp. Mardi ii__ �_ JJune_ Ju.� _{_y__ August__,-SeotembelOctober NovemberDecember Janes 'February [March I�dI -IMaY !June _ I
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59 Remove Lights and Cables 60 days Thu 10/25/07 Thu 1/17/08 0% T. Mar.___ _I- __i___ __�
BO Remove Ducting 60 days Tue 8/28/07 Mon 11/19/07 0% •
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61 Zone 5 Main Deck 200 days Mon 4/2/07 Frl 1/4/08 9% I I
62 Remove Stack 10 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 4/13/07 0%
83 Remove Antennas 15 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 4/20/07 •
84 Manufacture Foundation for Antennas 15 days Mon 4/23/07 Fri 5/11/07 0%
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85 Reinstall Antennas 15 days Wed 9/26/07 Tue 10/16/07 0%
66 Remove Deck Equipment 16 days Tue 5/1/07 Tue 5/22/07 0% _
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67 Open/Clean Anchor Windlass 5 days Tue 5/29/07 Mon 6/4/07 0%
68 Remove Lights and Cables 90 days Tue 5/29/07 Mon 10/1/07 0%
69 Remove Covering From Antennas 5 days Tue 10/9/07 Mon 10/15/07 0% IN
70 Remove Auxiliary Engines 5 days Tue 5/8/07 Mon 5/14/07 0% MI
71 Remove Loose Paint 120 days Tue 4/3/07 Wed 11/21/07 15% �3
72 Hull Cleaning 14 days Fri 4/20/07 Tue 12/25/07 90% .ismia
73 Prep for Tow to Key West 10 days Mon 12/24/07 Fri 1/4/08 0%
74 Prep for Explosives 30 days Thu 11/22/07 Wed 1/2/08 0%
75 Transportation to Key West 27 days Thu 12/13/07 Fri 1/18/08 0% .•. ••' _, }
76 Survey fo Vessel for Towing 1 wk Thu 12/13/07 Wed 12/19/07 0% v
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77 Approval of Towing Plan by USCG 3 days Mon 12/24/07 Wed 12/26/07 0% I
78 Tow Vessel to Key West 10 days Mon 1/7/08 Fri 1/18/08 0% q
79 Deployment of Ship as Reef 58 days Mon 1/21/08 Mon 4/7/08 0%
80 Final Vessel Preparation-Phase 2(on site) 40 days Mon 1/21/08 Fri 3/14/08 0%
81 Final Vessel Inspection 5 days Mon 3/17/08 Fri 3/21/08 0% Y ea
82 Deployment 1 day Mon 4/7/08 Mon 4/7/08 0%
83 Monitoring 4290 days Thu 1/2/03 Wed 6/12/19 11%
84 Pre-Deployment Monitoring 501 days Thu 1/2/03 Thu 12/2/04 75%
85 Post Deployment Monitoring 2912 days Tue 4/15/08 Wed 6/12/19 0%
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