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Planning&Environmental Resources Department ,x� ,, Board of County Commissioners:
Marathon Government Center 's Mayor David Rice,District 4
2798 Overseas Highway,Suite 400 f °ti Mayor Pro Tem Craig Cates,District 1
Marathon,FL 33050y �� Michelle Coldiron,District 2
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Task Order #2022-CMS-231
For the Removal of Derelict Vessel/s and/or Marine Debris
Date: December 5, 2022
Coffin Marine Services, Inc. is hereby authorized to proceed with the removal and disposal of the
following derelict vessels:
1)20 ft. Migrant Vessel in Cocoplum Canal Ave J, Marathon (FWSN-22-OFF-0036787)
2) 14 ft. Migrant Vessel in Cocoplum Canal Ave 0, Marathon (FWC220N0089283)
3) 24 ft. Migrant Vessel on the shoreline adjacent to 69 Ave. C, Marathon (FWC220N0072540)
4) 12 ft. Migrant Vessel on the seagrass flats west of Vaca Cut(FWC220N0090351)
The County agrees to pay the proposed cost of $10,343.00 broken down by vessel as shown in the table
below
upon completion of the work and receipt of an invoice, complete disposal receipt, and photographs.
FWC Case Number Removal Cost
FWSN-22-OFF-0036787 $2,787.00
FWC220N0089283 $2,537.00
FWC220N0072540 $2,862.00
FWC220N0090351 $2,248.00
Total $10,434.00
The completion of the work shall be in accordance with the following schedule:
X Routine Removal-vessel should be disposed of by December 30, 2022
Environmental Emergency
Hazard to Navigation
Imminent Threat to Public Safety
General Requirements: Contractor shall provide notification to the investigating officer at least 24-48
hours prior to the start of removal activities. Any anchors/mooring devices, or other appurtenances
associated with the vessel, shall also be removed. The awarded contractor shall dispose of vessels and
marine debris at any of three Monroe County Solid Waste transfer stations or other certified waste
management facility. County transfer stations require engines to be separated from the vessel. The vessel
can contain no fuel or fuel tanks. All fluids should be drained from the engine, which will be visually
inspected by the transfer station for acceptance. Engines, batteries, fuel, and fuel tanks (or other
hazardous materials) shall be properly disposed of (transfer stations have separate facilities/containers
for engines, fuel, etc.). Any recyclable materials may be taken to a recycling center or licensed scrap
yard. If asbestos is present, further coordination with DEP and the Marine Resources office will be
required prior to removal. Please note that any vessels or debris that requires `processing' (e.g.
crushing/compacting that is not contained) may require coordination with DEP. Work shall comply with
all County, State and Federal regulations. The Contractor shall contact the Marine Resources Office
immediately if circumstances arise in which the work cannot be completed according to the above
indicated schedule, in which case other arrangements may be necessary. It is understood that weather
may delay removal efforts; however, the Contractor's work load or logistical issues will not be
considered 'good reason' for delays. All documents required for payment (including invoices,
photographs showing removal/disposal and complete disposal/recycling tickets) shall be submitted
electronically to the Marine Resources Office. The photographs shall document the condition of the
vessel prior to removal, the removal process, and the final disposition of the vessel.
Additional Instructions:
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° � .... 12.5.2022
'Roman Gastesi, County Administrator