Resolution 323-1987
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Jeffrey A. Fisher, Director
Florida Cooperative Extension
Service
RESOLUTION NO. 323 -1987
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS OF MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, AUTHORIZ-
ING THE EXTENSION DIRECTOR OF THE FLORIDA
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE TO MAKE APPLI-
CATION FOR A DERELICT VESSEL REMOVAL GRANT.
WHEREAS, derelict vessels exist in the Florida Keys due to
continuous boater activity; and
WHEREAS, derelict vessels pose a navigational problem along
with environmental and/or aesthetic degradation; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, as follows:
1. The Extension Director for Monroe County of the Florida
Cooperative Extensive Service is hereby requested to make appli-
cation for a Derelict Vessel Removal Grant.
Said grant being
administered by the Florida Department of Natural Resources.
2. Jeffrey A. Fisher, Extension Director, is hereby named
contact/liaison person for this application for Derelict Vessel
Removal Grant.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida, at a regular meeting of said Board held
on the 18th day of August, A.D. 1987.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF MONROE
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( Seal)
Attest :DANNY 1.. KOLHAGE Clerk
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APPROVED AS TO FORM
AND LEGAL SUFFICIENCY.
BY
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Attorney's Office
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. ~li*-16 .30 .'"Form: AppHc
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for Derelict vessel Removal Grant
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
3900 Commonwealth Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32303
Application For Derelict vessel Removal Grant
Part I
- July 27, 1987
Date
Name of Applicant:
Monroe County 1
M.aili~q~~~s,~ .:
P. O. Box 2545
Key West, FL 33045
~elephone t (305) 294-4641 x 160
Contact Person:
Jeff Fisher
Total Amount of Requested Grant Funding: $ unknown
Population:
70000
No. Registered vessels:
*No.Derelict Vessels:
21+30
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Projected Completion Date of Program.
1988
.* Attach a copy of the Florida Marine Patrol Derelict Vessel Report for each vessel
to be considered for removal with grant funds. (Copies of these reports may be
obtained from the local FMP District Office.)
. Proposed method for nandling the removal and disposal of the designated
Derelict Vessels:
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Use of contractual services:
not known - will advertise for competitive
Specify proposed contractor, if known bids
Use of own resources
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part II
Designated Derelict Vessels To Be Removed
FMP I. D. t
of Vessel
Length of
Vessel
Est. Cost
per
Linear Ft.
projected
Total Cost
of Vessel
Removal/Disposal
Designated Disposal
Site (Specify Artificial
Reef Site or Landf ill
Location)
1
(see attached)
$700 per vessel *
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
lA *figure provided by City of Key West Port and Transit Authorit~ Director
15
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Part IV
As duly authorized by T. Brown, County Administrator , I
hereby make application on behalf of the applicant for a Derelict
Vessel Removal Grant pursuant to 16N-16.29, F.A.C. I certify that
the above supplied documentation is correct to the best of my
knowledge and that the grant applicant agrees to the conditions
specified in this application.
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Telephone No.
DNR 20-232-FMP
2-86
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Derelict Vessels always exist in the Florida Keys due
to the continuous boate~ involvement. The Keys will always
have derelict vessels. Some pose a navigation problem,
while most represent an environmental and/or an aesthetic
degradation. None appear to threaten public health.
We have enclosed two lists for which we have DV Reports
from the Florida Marine Patrol. One list includes reports
primarily from 1982, with one from 1983 and one from 1980.
We have supplied a second list which includes FMP Reports
from January/February 1987. We have no reports from the
5-year period from 1982-87.
None of the vessels on the newer list would be suitable
for artificial reef construction. They are all relatively
small and made of either wood or fiberglass. In addition,
all reports are from the community harbor area of Tavernier.
All of these vessels would need to be placed in the land
fill.
Judging from the dates and centralized location of the
FMP Reports, it is felt that a substantial number of
derelicts have not been investigated or the reports are not
in our possession. Since the application must be based on
FMP Reports with attendant I.D. Numbers, we can only submit
what ~..,r:.' havf?
Cost of removal is another difficult subject. Until we
have a bid, we cannot really know the cost. We cannot ask
for bids and let contracts until the grant is approved.
Also, since the rules require that each DV be treated
individuall",/ 21.',-:; to (1) [JE"!rmitting, (2) legal removal, (3)
disposal, and (4) documentation, it is felt that we cannot
submit a "blanh::.'t" grant pr"oposal. Our application is in
essence a vessel-by-vessel proposal.
Monroe County will write and advertise the job
specifications, let contracts for dollar amounts on a
case-by-case basis, monitor the disposal in the landfill,
and make payment to the contractor. It is understood that
reimbursement fol16ws from the DNR.
FMP DERELICT VESSEL REPORTS JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1987
FMP 1.0. 1=t-
Length
of
VessE.'l
Potential
Disposal
Sitf"~
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09,-609 18 landfill
608 20 landfill
610 ~!.o landfil 1
603 landfill
607 16 landfill
606 16 landfil 1
605 2() landfill
60,4 <=" landfill
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*60:3 27 landfill
602 36 landfill
601 ~2() la,nd'fill
,:;)00 18 landfill
599 20 landfill
::59El 35 l-::inclfill
5'=1-;' 30 1 <:Hldf i 11
~j'?~ 40 lanclfi 11
r:Qt=" ..,.-., li::\ndfill
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'594 30 landfill
593 "-1 II lancHill
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<="qr:, 3() landfill
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591 :2:3 landfill
*report incomplete
FMP DERELICT VESSEL REPORTS
Fl"lF' I. D. *" -
Length
Possible
Disposal
Site
D,3.te
of
Report
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09169 36 landfill 9/28/81
170 l"'"'\C::" landfill 9/2E3/81
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222 20 landfill 4/28/82
218 (016) 18 1 and'f ill 2/17/80
:22() (002) 2() landfill 2/2/82
221~ 21 landfill 4/20/82
:.::::.:::/ 18 landfill 4/20/82
228 ~:;O landfill 4/20/82
22Cj 40 landfill 4/20/82
23() r~o:::- landfill 4/20/82
"::"w
:232 26 landfill 4/20/82
:2~;:7 2~7 landfill 4/20/82
:238 30 landfi.ll 4/20/82
~2!::..() 17 land'fill 4/20/82
~,262 43 lEH"ldfill 4/20/82
264 21 landfill 4/20/82
269 18 landfill 4/20/82
~? -/7 71 r;:' (art. reef) 4/25/82
278 7-. lanclfi 11 4/20/82
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351 17 landfill 3/18/83
~V+5 :~:5 landfill 11/28/82
326 "'11:"': 1 and.f i 11 4/30/82
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329 40 landfill 6/2/82
-:'"77 16 landfil 1 6/5/82
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~:.37 31 landfill 9/23/82
338 24 landfil 1 8/15/82
~;;42 24 landfill 11/27/82
343 29 1 ,,:,melf ill 11/27/82
:344 31 landfill i 1/28/82
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346 18 landfill 11/7/82