Progress Report 2007/06
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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June 5, 200l
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
loe Goss
Contracting Officer Representative
Artificial Reefing Coordinator
US DOT, Maritime Administration
Office of the Ship Disposal Programs
1200 New Jersey Avenue, S.E. W23-498/212
Washington, DC 20590-00001
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, REEF MAKERS ™ respectfully
submits the June 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, June 5th, 200l at 1 :00 PM
EDST. Parties to the conference call were:
JoEllen Sullenger (ARK)
Pam Taylor (BB&T)
Chris Stevens (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
William Horn (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission)
Kent Edwards, John Halas (FKNMS)
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.
The tank cleaning contract was awarded to EMESI of Norfolk, VA. Inspection protocols for tanks
as provided by USCG Lt. James on 04/27/07 provide for two pollution investigators and one
marine inspector for the pollution survey. Chris Stevens of Colonna's Shipyard, Inc. has
coordinated inspection efforts as tanks have been cleaned providing for two week prior notice to
Lt. James. The spaces are certified gas-free by a certified marine chemist and maintained by a
qualified competent person at Colonna's. Sample tank washing procedures will also be observed
by Coast Guard personnel for evaluation purposes.
The inspection procedure for all tanks will be as follows: As tanks are cleaned, Lt. James will be
notified so that inspections can be scheduled. The initial inspection will be completed on a wash-
down basis. When approved, the tanks will be closed and tops will be bolted to prohibit entry of
foreign matter. After the second dry-dock, all tanks will be partially filled and re-inspected. When
approved, tanks will be filled, pressed and sealed. The following agencies have been apprised of
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this procedure: Florida DEP, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Florida Keys
National Marine Sanctuary and the City of Key West.
The first group of tanks (Aft Peak Tank, 8 Port, 8 STBD, FOS Port, FOS STBD, 7 Port FWD, 7
STBD FWD, void space between 7 Port FWD and 7 STBD FWD) have been cleaned and were
inspected and approved on May 24'h 2007.
Materials continue to be removed from the Vandenberg in support of preparation as an artificial
reef. Watery liquids from the tank cleaning have been pumped to a slops tank and removed to
C&M for processing. Lube oil has been drained from equipment and lube oil tanks, containerized
and will also be processed by C&M. Two dumpsters have been placed on board the Vandenberg
and an additional two dumpsters have been placed dockside for general debris. Debris is to be
removed by Waste Management Services and land filled. Metals will be recycled by SIMS. There
are three bins on site for collection and separation of metals.
The following equipment has been removed from the ship and remains alongside:
The small radar dish with dome was removed in entirety 5/17 (Figure 1.). The two large dishes'
were removed, one Wednesday 05/23 Figure 2.), the second on Thursday 05/24 (Figure 3.). Both
of these dishes required use of two cranes and a hydraulic lift to facilitate removal. The stern
antennas have been cut and removed. The antenna turning knuckles have been unbolted in
preparation of removal the week of June 11th contingent upon crane availability.
The PCB inventory is in progress for completion of the updated Materials of Environmental
Concern Work Plan and PCB Sampling Plan. PCB removal is being completed by in house
Colonna's personnel. All workers have been blood-tested for baseline data, clean room and dirty
room have been set up and the area for PC removal is cordoned off.
Access opening in the deck plates in Zone 9 have been made to facilitate removal. Work has
begun in the superstructure of the bow and will proceed aft and downward. Electrical boxes and
transformers have been disconnected in this area, also to facilitate removal. TW Services will be
transporting PCB materials to their facility for processing. Two TW Services bins are on site.
Permit numbers have been requested from all of the contractors removing materials from the site.
Numbers have been received from TW Services (PCBs), C&M (pumpage/wastewater), AIM
(Asbestos). Additional information has also been requested concerning processing and facilities.
This information will become part of the Materials of Environmental Concern Work Plan
In support of removal of materials from the site, PCB Waste generation number was requested on
05-22-07, a temporary EPA HAZMAT ID number is in process.
The Norfolk Fire Department completed a site visit on 5/14 to familiarize themselves with the ship,
layout and the fire suppression system. The Fire Captain and Lt. were both pleased with the fire
suppression capabilities. Chris Stevens forwarded profile drawings to the firehouse as requested
by the Captain.
A gate was added one third up the gangway. The gate is locked during non working hours to
inhibit access of non-project personnel. Keys are held by Chris Stevens, Wes Roots, Kevin
Weatherby, and shipyard security.
Permit numbers and facility and processing specifications have also been requested from SIMS
(metals), EMESI (tank cleaning), and Waste Management Services (general waste).
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The next tank inspection has been scheduled for Thursday, June 7th The following tanks are
presently scheduled: 7 Port Aft DB; 7 Stbd Aft DB; (2) UO Storage tanks in Eng. Rm;
(2) UO settling tanks in Eng. Rm upper level; (2) Oily waste tanks in Eng. Rm lower level; 2 Stbd
DB; 2 Centerline DB. Additional tanks may be added to this inspection if cleaning is completed.
The Material of Environmental Concern Work Plan is in process and approximately 75%
complete. Compartment by compartment inventory is underway in support of this plan and
PCB/HAZMA T tracking.
June schedulel includes general cleaning to encompass removal of debris and paint chips.
The antenna knuckles and stack are to be removed. Tank cleaning and inspections will continue.
The next monthly conference call is scheduled for Tuesday, July 10th, 2007 at 1 :00 pm. Please
note that this is one week passed our regularly scheduled teleconference date due to the
Independence Day holiday, midweek. 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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Site Manager
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Ingrid Sotelo (ACOE)
Shelly Carter (ACOE)
Sheri Lohr (ARK)
Christopher Norwood (ARK)
JoEllen 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)
Richard Sobocinski (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Martha Scalf (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Chris Stevens (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Phil Barbaccia (DEP)
Gus Rios (DEP)
Craig Brown (EPA)
Laura Johnson (EPA)
William Horn (FWC)
John Halas (FKNMS)
Kent Edwards (FKNMS)
Dave Score (FKNMS)
Gill Autmon (MARAD)
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John Desch (MARAD)
Zoe Goss (MARAD)
John Waite (Miss. Ltd.)
Mario DiGennaro (Monroe County)
Todd Firm (Monroe County TDC)
Joe Weatherby (REEFMAKERSTM)
Wes James (USCG)
Peter Zohorsky (USCG)
Enclosures: Agenda (Teleconference, 05-01-07); Project Schedule
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Teleconference
Subject: Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Date: June 5, 2007
Time: 1:00 pm
Participants:
Shelly Carter, Ingrid Sotelo (ACOE)
Sheri Lohr, Chris Norwood, Bob Smith, JoEllen Sullenger (ARK)
Joe Davis (BB&T)
Danny Kolhage, Bill Verge, Commissioners (City of Key West)
Richard Sobocinski, Martha Scalf, Chris Stevens (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Craig Brown, Laura Johnson (EPA)
William Horn (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission)
Gus Rios, Phil Barbaccia (Florida DEP)
Kent Edwards, John Halas, Dave Score (FKNMS)
John Desch, Zoe Goss (MARAD)
Chris Adryan, Jeffrey C. Dey, Kevin Weatherby, Joe Weatherby
(REEFMAKERS)
Lt. W. James, Lt. P. Zohorsky (USCG)
Aaenda
Old Business:
. Inspection protocols for tanks provided by USCG Lt. James 04/27/07
Current Business:
. Cleaning
o Tanks Contract awarded to EMESI
o inspected 24MAY07:
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Aft Peak Tank
8 Port
8 STBD
FOS Port
FOS STBD
7 Port FWD
7 STBD FWD
A void space between 7 Port FWD and 7 STBD FWD
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. Removals
o Liquids to slop barge from tank cleaning
o Lube Oil and other fluids drained and containerized
o Debris
. 2 dumpsters on board, 2 dumpsters on the hard from Waste
Management
o Metals
. 3 bins on site from SIMS for metals
o Deck Gear
. 4 reels
. stern antennas
. 3 Radar Dishes
. 2 cranes 1 on site, 1 floating
. Knuckle and dome of smallest dish (aft)
. Burning of bolts on remaining knuckles in preparation of
removal
o PCB
. Inventory in progress
. Clean/dirty room set up
. Baseline blood testing
. Cut access in deck plates in Zone 9 (begin superstructure of
bow and working aft)
. Disconnection of electrical boxes and transformers for removal
. 2 Bins from TW Services on site for removal
. Permit numbers:
o TW Services (PCBs)
o C&M (pumpage/wastewater)
o AIM (Asbestos)
o Applied for EPA HAZMAT ID # on 05-22-07
. Safety/Security
o Norfolk fire department
. on site to familiarize themselves with
. the ship
. the fire suppression system
. Chris Stevens forwarded profile drawings
o Locked gate added 1/3 up the gangway
. Key to Chris Stevens, Wes Roots, Kevin Weatherby, shipyard
security
o Heavy Weather Plan:
New Business:
. Permit numbers requested from:
o SIMS
o EMESI
o Waste Management Services
. Tank Inspections Scheduled:
o Thursday, 07 Jun 2007 at 0800.
. Nr 71' and 7S DB tanks
. Aft ER Void
. 6 ljO tanks in the ER
. PCB Removal Plan
o 75% complete
o Inventory Compartment by Compartment
o Removal of Knuckles
o Second dry dock scheduled for Aug 8
. For June:
o General Cleaning - Remove debris/ paint chips
o PCB Removal
o Antenna Removal/Knuckle
o Stack Removal
o Tank Cleaning/Inspection
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7 Marad Application and Grant Approved 44 days Thu 11/30/06 Tue 1/30/07 100%
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4 Project Management 94 days Thu 11/9/06 Tue 3/20/07 99%
Assist Coy of Key West and FWC with Vessel 14 wks Thu 11/9/06 Wed 2/14/07 100%
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8 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 22/07 Wed 2/21/07 100% '
8• Acquisition of Project Insurance 1 day Mon 3/19/07 Mon 3/19/07 100% T
9 _ Acquisition of FKNMS Project Securities 1 day Thu 2/22/07 Thu 2/22/07 0%
10 Acquisition of Tower's Insurance 1 day Tue 3/20/07 Tue 3/20/07 100% 1
11 Permitting 1134 days Thu 2/20/03 Tue 6/26/07 99% V
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 All Permits Reviewed by Agencies 99.8 wks Tue 2/25/03 Mon 1/24/05 100%
15 All Permits Issued 0 days Mon 2/14/05 Mon 2/14/05 100% I
18 Permit Conditions Approvals 1 day Tue 6/26/07 Tue 6/26/07 0%
17 Final Engineering 25 days Thu 5/17/07 Wed 6/20/07 0% V _ { ‘P
18 Submit Final PCB Sampling Plan 4 wks Thu 5/17/07 Wed 6/13/07 0%
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19 Submit Final Vesel Preparation Plan 5 wks Thu 5/17/07 Wed 6/20/07 0% ••••••••= ,
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20 Transportation from JRRF To Colonna's 10 days Mon 3/19/07 Fri 3/30/07 100%
21 Survey of Vessel for Towing 5 days Mon 3/19/07 Fri 3/23/07 100% ■ To I
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% •
24 Tow Vandenberg to Colonna's Shipyards,Inc 1 day Fri 3/30/07 Fri 3/30/07 100% I
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25 Production Schedule Vandenberg 219 days Fri 3/30/07 Wed 1/30/08 28% I Iv.
28 General Ship Prep Work 219 days Fri 3/30/07 Wed 1/30/08 39%
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27 - Envirommnelal Survey 30 days Sat 3/31/07 Fri 5/11/07 10%
28 Production Survey 40 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 5/25/07 100%
29 Inspection by Government Agencies 22 days Thu 5/24/07 Fri 6/22/07 7% i
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80 Remove Ducting 80 days Tue 8/28/07 Mon 11/19/07• 0% � _ .
81 — Zone 5 Main Deck 200 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 1/4/08 11% .i...i ... V
02 Remove Stack 10 days Mon 42/07 Frl 4/13/07 0% I_ill
03 Remove Antennas 15 days Mon 4/9/07 Fri 4/27/07 40%
04 Manufacture Foundation for Antennas 15 days Mon 4/30/07 Fd 5/18/07 0% Mi -�
05 Reinstall Antennas 15 days Wed 10/3/07 Tue 10/23/07 0% -- I
Remove Deck Equipment 18 days Tue 5/1/07 Tue 5/22/07 0%
07 Open/Clean Anchor Windlass 5 days Tue 5/29/07 Mon 6/4/07 0% M
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69 Remove Covering From Antennas S days Tue 10/18/07 Mon 1022107 0% 33
10 Remove Auxiliary Engines 5 days Tue 5/8/07 Mon 5/14/07 10% M -
71 Remove Loose Paint 120 days Tue 4/3/07 Wed 11/21/07 15% - •W
72 i Huh Cleaning 14 days Fri 4/20/07 Tue 12/25/07 90% i Min
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 1 Transportation to Key West 27 days Thu 12/13/07 Fri 1/18/08 0%
74 Survey fo Vessel for Towing 1 wk Thu 12/13/07 Wed 12/19/07 0% IM
77 Approval of Towing Plan by USCG 3 days Mon 12/24/07 Wed 12/26/07 0% ■
78 Tow Vessel to Key West 10 days Mon 1/7/08 Fri 1/18/08 0%
79 Deployment of Ship as Reef 56 days Mon 1/21/08 Mon 4/7/08 0%
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80 Final Vessel Preparation-Phase 2(on sae) 40 days Mon 1/21/08 Fri 3/14/08 0%
01 Final Vessel Inspection 5 days Mon 3/17/08 Fri 3/21/08 0% •
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02 Deployment 1 day Mon 4/7/08 Mon 4/7/08 0% t--1
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0$ 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%
05 I Post Deployment Mongering 2912 days Tue 4/15/O8 Wed 8/12/19 0%
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May 8, 2007
Mr. William Verge
Commissioner
City of Key West
525 Angela Street
Key West, FL 33040
Re: Vandenberg Teleconference Reports
Dear Bill:
On behalf of Artificial Reef of the Keys (ARK) I have enclosed five copies of the.
monthly teleconference reports as you had requested. One copy is for your files;
the remaining four are for distribution to the following people:
Julio Avaelo
Raymond Archer
Mario DiGennaro
Todd Firm
Thank you for the opportunity to be of service. If you have any questions, please do
not hesitate to contact me at christinaa(1ilreefmakers.com or 856-273-1009.
Respectfully,
REEFMAKERS ™
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Christina Harlander Adryan
Site Manager
Enclosures: Monthly Teleconference Package (5 copies)
1274 N. Church Street, Moorestown, New Jersey 08057 (609) 352-5389
www.reefmakers.com
June 5, 200'7
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
loe Goss
Contracting Officer Representative
Artificial Reefing Coordinator
US DOT, Maritime Administration
Office of the Ship Disposal Programs
1200 New Jersey Avenue, S.E. W23-498/212
Washington, DC 20590-00001
Re: Ex USAF Hoyt Vandenberg
MARADI 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 ,June 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 uncler separate cover to the appropriate parties.
A conference call between the stakeholders took place on Tuesday, June 5th, 2007 at 1 :00 PM
EDST. PartiEls to the conference call were:
JoElhm Sullenger (ARK)
Pam Taylor (BB&T)
Chris Stevens (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
William Horn (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission)
Kent Edwards, John Halas (FKNMS)
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.
The tank cleaning contract was awarded to EMESI of Norfolk, VA. Inspection protocols for tanks
as provided by USCG Lt. James on 04/27/07 provide for two pollution investigators and one
marine inspector for the pollution survey. Chris Stevens of Colonna's Shipyard, Inc. has
coordinated inspection efforts as tanks have been cleaned providing for two week prior notice to
Lt. James. The spaces are certified gas-free by a certified marine chemist and maintained by a
qualified competent person at Colonna's. Sample tank washing procedures will also be observed
by Coast Guard personnel for evaluation purposes.
The inspection procedure for all tanks will be as follows: As tanks are cleaned, Lt. James will be
notified so that inspections can be scheduled. The initial inspection will be completed on a wash-
down basis. When approved, the tanks will be closed and tops will be bolted to prohibit entry of
foreign matter. After the second dry-dock, all tanks will be partially filled and re-inspected. When
approved, tanks will be filled, pressed and sealed. The following agencies have been apprised of
1274 N. Church Street, Moorestown, New Jersey 08057 (609) 352-5389
this procedure: Florida DEP, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Florida Keys
National Marine Sanctuary and the City of Key West.
The first group of tanks (Aft Peak Tank, 8 Port, 8 STBD, FOS Port, FOS STBD, 7 Port FWD, 7
STBD FWD, void space between 7 Port FWD and 7 STBD FWD) have been cleaned and were
inspected and approved on May 241h 2007.
Materials continue to be removed from the Vandenberg in support of preparation as an artificial
reef. Watery liquids from the tank cleaning have been pumped to a slops tank and removed to
C&M for processing. Lube oil has been drained from equipment and lube oil tanks, containerized
and will also be processed by C&M. Two dumpsters have been placed on board the Vandenberg
and an additional two dumpsters have been placed dockside for general debris. Debris is to be
removed by Waste Management Services and land filled. Metals will be recycled by SIMS. There
are three bins on site for collection and separation of metals.
The followin!J equipment has been removed from the ship and remains alongside:
The small radar dish with dome was removed in entirety 5/17 (Figure 1.). The two large dishes'
were removed, one Wednesday OS/23 Figure 2.}, the second on Thursday OS/24 (Figure 3.). Both
of these dishes required use of two cranes and a hydraulic lift to facilitate removal. The stern
antennas have been cut and removed. The antenna turning knuckles have been unbolted in
preparation of removal the week of June 111h contingent upon crane availability.
The PCB inventory is in progress for completion of the updated Materials of Environmental
Concern Work Plan and PCB Sampling Plan. PCB removal is being completed by in house
Colonna's personnel. All workers have been blood-tested for baseline data, clean room and dirty
room have been set up and the area for PC removal is cordoned off.
Access opening in the deck plates in Zone 9 have been made to facilitate removal. Work has
begun in the superstructure of the bow and will proceed aft and downward. Electrical boxes and
transformers have been disconnected in this area, also to facilitate removal. TW Services will be
transporting PCB materials to their facility for processing. Two TW Services bins are on site.
Permit numbers have been requested from all of the contractors removing materials from the site.
Numbers halle been received from TW Services (PCBs), C&M (pumpage/wastewater), AIM
(Asbestos). Additional information has also been requested concerning processing and facilities.
This information will become part of the Materials of Environmental Concern Work Plan
In support of removal of materials from the site, PCB Waste generation number was requested on
05-22-07, a t'emporary EPA HAZMAT 10 number is in process.
The Norfolk Fire Department completed a site visit on 5/14 to familiarize themselves with the ship,
layout and the fire suppression system. The Fire Captain and Lt. were both pleased with the fire
suppression capabilities. Chris Stevens forwarded profile drawings to the firehouse as requested
by the Captaiin.
A gate was added one third up the gangway. The gate is locked during non working hours to
inhibit access of non-project personnel. Keys are held by Chris Stevens, Wes Roots, Kevin
Weatherby, and shipyard security.
Permit numbers and facility and processing specifications have also been requested from SIMS
(metals), EMESI (tank cleaning), and Waste Management Services (general waste).
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The next tank inspection has been scheduled for Thursday, June 7th The following tanks are
presently schl~duled: 7 Port Aft DB; 7 Stbd Aft DB; (2) LlO Storage tanks in Eng. Rm;
(2) LlO settiin9 tanks in Eng. Rm upper level; (2) Oily waste tanks in Eng. Rm lower level; 2 Stbd
DB; 2 Centerline DB. Additional tanks may be added to this inspection if cleaning is completed.
The Material of Environmental Concern Work Plan is in process and approximately 75%
complete. Compartment by compartment inventory is underway in support of this plan and
PCB/HAZMAT tracking.
June schedulEl includes general cleaning to encompass removal of debris and paint chips.
The antenna ~;nuckles and stack are to be removed. Tank cleaning and inspections will continue.
The next monthly conference call is scheduled for Tuesday, July 10th, 2007 at 1 :00 pm. Please
note that this is one week passed our regularly scheduled teleconference date due to the
Independence, Day holiday, midweek. 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 Harlllnder Adryan
Site Manager
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REEFMAKERS ™
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Jeffrey C. Dey
Project Director
Cc: File 134
Ingrid Sollelo (ACOE)
Shelly CSlrter (ACOE)
Sheri Lohr (ARK)
Christopher Norwood (ARK)
JoEllen Sullenger (ARK)
Bob Smith (ARK)
Joe Davi!. (BB&T)
Bill Verge, (City of Key West)
Julio Avalal (City of Key West)
Raymond Archer (City of Key West)
Richard Sobocinski (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Martha S,;alf (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Chris Stevens (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Phil Barbiaccia (DEP)
Gus Rios (DEP)
Craig Brown (EPA)
Laura Johnson (EPA)
William Horn (FWC)
John Halas (FKNMS)
Kent Edwards (FKNMS)
Dave Score (FKNMS)
Gill Autmon (MARAD)
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John Desch (MARAD)
Zoe Goss (MARAD)
John Waite (Miss. Ltd.)
Mario DiGennaro (Monroe County)
Todd Firm (Monroe County TDC)
Joe Weatherby (REEFMAKERSTM)
Wes James (USCG)
Peter Zohorsky (USCG)
Enclosures: Agenda (Teleconference, 05-01-07); Project Schedule
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Teleconference
Subject: Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Date: June 5, 2007
Time: 1:00 pm
Participants:
Shelly Carter, Ingrid Sotelo (ACOE)
Sheri Lohr, Chris Norwood, Bob Smith, JoEllen Sullenger (ARK)
Joe Davis (BB&T)
Danny Kolhage, Bill Verge, Commissioners (City of Key West)
Richard Sobocinski, Martha Scalf, Chris Stevens (Colonna's Shipyard, Inc.)
Craig Brown, Laura Johnson (EPA)
William Horn (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission)
Gus Rios, Phil Barbaccia (Florida DEP)
Kent Edwards, John Halas, Dave Score (FKNMS)
John Desch, Zoe Goss (MARAD)
Chris Adryan, Jeffrey C. Dey, Kevin Weatherby, Joe Weatherby
(REEFMAKERS)
Lt. W. James, Lt. P. Zohorsky (USCG)
Aaenda
Old Business:
. Inspection protocols for tanks provided by USCG Lt. James 04/27/07
Current Business:
. Cleaning
o Tanks Contract awarded to EMESI
o inspected 24MAY07:
. Aft Peak Tank
. 8 Port
. 8 STBD
. FOS Port
. FOS STBD
. 7 Port FWD
. 7 STBD FWD
. A void space between 7 Port FWD and 7 STBD FWD
. Removals
o Liquids to slop barge from tank cleaning
o Lube Oil and other fluids drained and containerized
o Debris
. 2 dumpsters on board, 2 dumpsters on the hard from Waste
Management
o Metals
. 3 bins on site from SIMS for metals
o Deck Gear
. 4 reels
. stern anten nas
. 3 Radar Dishes
. 2 cranes 1 on site, 1 floating
. Knuckle and dome of smallest dish (aft)
. Burning of bolts on remaining knuckles in preparation of
removal
o PCB
. Inventory in progress
. Clean/dirty room set up
. Baseline blood testing
. Cut access in deck plates in Zone 9 (begin superstructure of
bow and working aft)
. Disconnection of electrical boxes and transformers for removal
. 2 Bins from TW Services on site for removal
. Permit numbers:
o TW Services (PCBs)
o C&M (pumpage/wastewater)
o AIM (Asbestos)
o Applied for EPA HAZMAT ID # on 05-22-07
. Safety/Security
o Norfolk fire department
. on site to familiarize themselves with
. the ship
. the fire suppression system
. Chris Stevens forwarded profile drawings
o Locked gate added 1/3 up the gangway
. Key to Chris Stevens, Wes Roots, Kevin Weatherby, shipyard
security
o Heavy Weather Plan:
New Business:
. Permit numbers requested from:
o SIMS
o EMESI
o Waste Management Services
. Tank Inspections Scheduled:
o Thursday, 07 Jun 2007 at 0800.
. Nr 71' and 7S DB tanks
. Aft ER Void
. 6 LID tanks in the ER
. PCB Removal Plan
o 75% complete
o Inventory Compartment by Compartment
o Removal of Knuckles
o Second dry dock scheduled for Aug 8
. For June:
o General Cleaning - Remove debris/ paint chips
o PCB Removal
o Antenna Removal/Knuckle
o Stack Removal
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32 i Solid Waste Removal 218 days Mon 4/2/07 Wed 1/30/08 15%
33 1 Zone One Tanks 90 days Sat 3/31/07 Fri 8/3/07 64% 1 1 1 1 I
34 ' Tank Soundings 5 days Sat 3/31/07 Fri 4/8/07 100% �NI �/I
35 Open Tanks 10 days Sat 3/31/07 Tue 4/17/07 100% •
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37 Clean and Test Tanks/Close 40 days Thu 6/7/07 Wed 8N07 40% '
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30 Disposal HAZMATS 90 days Sal 3/31/07 FA 8/3/07 60% ---
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40 Ii Zone Two Engine Room Aft 120 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 9/14/07 22% I)
41 Set Hanger Bay Storage Area 30 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 5/11/07 0% - - -'
42 Install Lift System at Access 20 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 4/27/07 0%I .......... 1mt
43 Drain Systems 45 days Tue 5/1/07 Mon 7/2/07 85% -- -
14 I Cut Accesses 10 days Mon 4/2/07 Fe 4/13/07 0% Mil i■
45 1 Remove Pumps and Piping 30 days Tue 5/1/07 Fri 8/10/07 5%
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4E—j Remove Lights and Ducting 60 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 6/22/07 0% II
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17 Disposal HAZMATS 120 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 9/14/07 45% -- -
40 Disposal Non-HAZMATS 120 days Mon 4/2/07 Fn 9/14/07 0% —�
49 Zone Three FWD.Engine Room 160 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 11/9/07 24% • ,
50 Cut Access 5 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 4/8/07 0% 1Immilm
51 ji Encapsulate and Remove Asbestos 60 days Mon 4/2/07 Fri 622/07 75% -__. _.. ._. I }
52...1 Reprove Equipment 30 days Wed 4/25/07 Thu 8/2/07 10%
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55 Disposal Non HAZMATS 180 days Mon 4/2/07 Fn 11/9/07 10% Iiiiiasi " 1_,
57 Zone Four Int.Rooms to Bridge 180.5 days Mon 5/7/07 Mon 1/14/08 10% Y1 y).
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00 { Remove Dulling e0 days_....Tue 621/07 Mon 11/19/0/• 0%
61 Zone S Main Deck 200 days Mon 4/2/07 FA MAN 11%1 U . _
92 y Remove Stack 10 days Mon 4/2/07 FA 4/13/07 0%1 MINI V—.-,
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'--94 Manufacture Foundation for Antennas 15 days Mon 4/30/07 FA 5/18/07 0% MOM—
65 Reinstall Antennas 15 days Wed 10/3/07 Tue 10/23/07 0%j _�
ea Remove Deck Equipment 16 days Tue 5/1/07 Tue 5/22/07 0%
e7 Open/Clean Anchor Windlass 5 days Tue 5/29/07 Mon 8/4/07 0% In i
N Remove Lights and Cables 90 days Tue 5/29/07 Mon 10/1/07 0%
69 Remove Covering From Antennas 5 days Tue 10/16/07 Mon 10/22/07 0%I NO:
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70 Remove Auxiliary Engines 5 days Tue 5/8/07 Mon 5/14/07 10% I.I
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71 I Remove Loose Paint 120 days Tue 4/3/07 Wed 11/21/07 15%
72 I Hull Cleaning 14 days Fri 4/20/07 Tue 12/25/07 90%
7E 1 Prep for Tow to Key West 10 days Mon 12/24/07 Fri 1/4/08 0%I
74 Prep for Explosives 30 days Thu 11/22/07 Wed 1/2/08 0%j
75 ! Transportation to Key West 27 days Thu 12/13/07 Fri 1/18/08 0%I
76 I Survey fo Vessel for Towing 1 wk Thu 12/13/07 Wed 12/19/07 0%I IN
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77 Approval of Towing Plan by USCG 3 days Mon 12/24/07 Wed 12/26/07 0% U
7e Tow Vessel to Key West 10 days Mon 1/7/08 Fri 1/18/08 0% •
79 Deployment of Ship as Reef 56 days Mon 1/21/08 Mon 4/7/08 0% _ ♦ , _l
e0 Final Vessel Preparation-Phase 2(on site) d0 days Mon 1/21/08 Fri 3/14/08 0% �/
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92 Deployment 1 day Mon 4/7/08 Mon 4/7/08 0% - •
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e5 Post Deployment Monitoring 2972 days Tue 4/15/08 Wed 8/12/19 0%
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