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04/15/1983 GJ w" I 5" ,(,,"-' 1 AGREEMENT This Agreement, entered into by and between Chester Alexander d/b/a Alexander Marine, hereinafter referred to as party of the first part; Florida Keys Artificial Reef Association, a Florida corporation, party of the second part, and Monroe County, a County organized under the laws of the State of Florida, party of the third part; WITNESSETH, that In that the parties hereto have agreed to the method and use of the State Department of Natural Resources derelict vessels and the GSA surplus vessel, called the ex-Curb for the purpose of establishing artificial reefs in Monroe County, and WHEREAS, the vessels, #09106 and #09107, and the ex-~urb have been turned over to these parties for the purpose of creating arti- ficial reefs out of the same, and WHEREAS, the parties are in agreement as to how the same shall be accomplished, now, therefore, FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION of Ten Dollars passing from each of the parties hereto to the other, the parties do agree as follows and in so doing outline and set forth their respective duties and obligations; 1. That the two derelict vessels, numbered #09106 and #09107 by the Department of Natural Resources, and located in Safe Harbor, shall be raised by the party of the first part. The" ex-Curb shall also be readied for sinking. 2. That a place of sinking has been selected for the three vessels noted in Clause 1 as the Army Corps of Engineers' permit #81T-0293 site. That the party of the first part will therefore proceed to sink the aforesaid vessels at the selected position, the same, however, to be done under the supervision of the party of the second part. 3. Party of the first part may have salvage rights to any machinery in the interior of the vessel, the ex-Curb, such as engines, props, motors, valves, booms, winches and other such items. 4. That as a condition of this agreement, the party of the first part does hereby agree to remove any combustibles from said vessels, such as diesel fuel, gasoline, oil and other lubricants. It is also agreed by the party of the first part that after the removal of the salvageable materials from the Curb that any and all contaminable material shall be removed from said vessel, and it should be therefore cleaned of these substances. Contaminable material includes, but is not limited to, sewage, bilge waste, oil, grease, fuels, and floatable debris. It is agreed by the parties that the party of the second part shall inspect the aforesaid vessel and approve its condition for sinking in accord with the provisions in this contract. Such approval by the party of the second part will also secure from the U.S. Coast Gurad their approval of, after the inspection of the Curb, the place and method of sinking. 5. The party of the first part also agrees that the masts to the Curb shall either be removed or cut off at a level below that of the smoke stack and will also see that all hatches and doors are either removed or fastened in an open position for all time. 6. Any objects or things left aboard the Curb that could be hazardous to water navigation or the recreational use or become a public hazard shall be removed by the party of the first part before sinking of the Curb. 7. The Curb will be towed to the Reef Site heretofore located by the Corps of Engineers permit #8lT-0293 and not sink the same until the same has been certified by the party of the second part that the same is in the proper location for sinking. 8. The party of the first part agrees that the most reliable and recognized method of sinking the Curb shall be utilized along with the sinking of the derelicts, and that the same shall be done as quickly and as safely as possible. Further, the party of the first part agrees to sink the two DNR derelict vessels before sinking the ex-Curb. 9. The party of the first part shall have full responsibility for the towing of these vessels and the sinking operations and shall provide: (1) Advance notice to all appropriate government agencies of this undertaking. (2) Secure and comply with any and all permits necessary. (3) Provide for the health, safety and welfare of persons or parties involved in said operation including the carrying of Workmen's Compensation Insurance for its employees and Liability Insurance for those not employed by it; said liability insurance to cover both personal loss or property loss. 10. A certificate to be furnished to the County that all the work and obligations required by this Contract have been done and were in compliance with relevant law in this respect. 11. The party of the first part does agree that from the signing of this contract, all work outlined in this Agreement shall be completed within 90 days. 12. That except for the consideration shown in the clause herein, neither the party of the second part nor the party of the third part shall be obligated to pay any monies or any other consideration for the work being entertained and embarked upon by the party of the first part and that the full consideration, except as shown in this contract, shall be from the salvageable materials and equipment that enure the party of the first part all of which is described herein. 13. As a condition to the commencement of the work entertained in this contract, party of the first part shall provide to the County evidence of Workmen's Compensation Insurance of all of its employees and evidence of a Liability Insurance Policy protecting the third party, said limits to be in the sums of $500,000 for anyone person, $1,000,000 for anyone accident and $200,000 for any property damage and such policy shall be evidenced by a copy thereof being made available to the County. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we hereto affix our hands and seals the date hereinabove stated. ~5ie~~nder Marine ~ 1 ess (). ~ ~~~ (SEAL) Attest: ~!~ (SEAL) Att est: RALPH Yf:I Yf'HITE1 ClERK ~\TMY~.O.~. Clerk FLORIDA KEYS ARTIFICIAL REEF ASSOCIATION BYU~ ~ reSl e t -"" BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF M:;C01i=4/f ---- Mayor/Chairman MMo.wDM ID/IOIIM ANDutML~ BY .11."'1'_''',"", '" "'""',' --.--