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TABLE 1 — PROPOSED ACTIONS SUMMARY TABLE Issue Strategy Activity SS-1: Plan for and implement adequate vesselbased sewage services for Tomales Bay. SS 1.1 - Establish at least three portable toilet dump stations adjacent to Tomales Bay. SS 1.2 - Establish one sewage pumpout station adjacent to Tomales Bay. SS-2: Designate Tomales Bay as a No-Discharge Zone for Vessel Sewage. SS 2.1 - Recommend that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) designate Tomales Bay as a No Discharge Zone (NDZ). SEWAGE SERVICES (SS) SS-3: Plan for and implement additional landbased sewage services for Tomales Bay. SS 3.1 - Recommend that the National Park Service (NPS) or Marin County install and maintain a portable bathroom facility (i.e. “Port-a-John”) at Grassy Point (NPS-GGNRA 17- 111/Marin County Assessors Parcel No. 104-230-23). SS 3.2 - Encourage the purchase of Marconi Cove for the installation of public boating facilities. SS-4: Ensure that future sewage services needs are met for Tomales Bay SS 4.1 - Recommend to TBIC agencies that no new waterfront facilities or expansion of existing waterfront facilities be permitted without documentation/assurance of adequate sewage waste management facilities. SS-5: Develop a boater outreach plan for vessel sewage practices. SS 5.1 - Ensure that a boater outreach plan for vessel sewage practices is included as part of the Tomales Bay Boater Education and Outreach Program (see Strategy EO-1). August 23, 2012 16
Table 1 (Continued): Proposed Actions Summary Table Issue Strategy Activity OS 1.1 - Identify funding sources and pursue planning for absorbent exchange program. OIL AND BILGE SERVICES (OS) OS-1: Implement an oil absorbent exchange program for Tomales Bay. OS-2: Develop a boater outreach plan for vessel oil and bilge practices. OS 1.2 - Implement a “pilot” bilge absorbent exchange program at two initial locations. OS 1.3 - Evaluate effectiveness of the two absorbent exchange program “pilot” sites and adapt as necessary. OS 2.1 - Compile and distribute existing educational materials and information on Best Management Practices (BMPs) for proper management of oil fuel and other boat maintenance products. OS 2.2 - Compile and analyze information on all existing used vessel oil recycling locations. VM 1.1- Adopt the following criteria for siting of vessel moorings on Tomales Bay: VESSEL MOORING PROGRAM (VM) VM-1: Implement siting criteria and zones for vessel moorings in Tomales Bay based on a marine spatial planning approach. 1. Seagrass: No vessel moorings shall be allowed in seagrass beds. 2. Wildlife Disturbance: No moorings shall be allowed in areas within 300 feet of seal haul-out areas. 3. Parcels Under Private Ownership: No vessel moorings shall be allowed on tidelands and submerged lands under private ownership. 4. PRNS Submerged Lands: Other than as necessary for NPS administrative use, no moorings shall be allowed on the submerged lands owned by NPS on the western shore of Tomales Bay north of the northern boundary of Tomales Bay State Park at Duck Cove, as depicted in Figure 9: Natural Resource Protection Siting Criteria Map. August 23, 2012 17
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Figure 5 - Existing Moorings in Tom
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Tomales Bay State Park State 1. Hea
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TABLE 3 — TOMALES BAY AQUACULTURE
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agricultural uses with a trend towa
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C. BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT Biologica
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Several species of marine mammals h
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Masking ADDITIONAL REFERENCES S STU
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Duarte, C. M., J. J. Middelburg, an
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North Carolina Department for Envir
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I. INTRODUCTION PURPOSE AND SCOPE O
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ut are not limited to, the beds of
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Table 1 (Continued): Proposed Actio
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TABLE 2 — SUMMARY OF IMPACT ASSES
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significant threat to seagrass habi
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Impacts of the No Action Alternativ
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Pathogens in human and animal waste
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• In Santa Barbara, the cost of m
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V. NEGATIVE DECLARATION AND CEQA EN
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VI. CEQA ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST Th
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Potentially Significant Impact Less
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d) A substantial temporary or perio
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Discussion (a - f) Highway 1 and Si
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VII. REFERENCES CITED IN THIS ENVIR
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Pinnipeds—Aquatic carnivorous mam
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acts on appeals regarding certain l
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leasing of state lands for marinas,
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and Public Property) on land and wa
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are not subject to the MSD regulati
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The CCC’s enforcement tools inclu
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2-SS 3-SS 4-SS 5-SS 6-SS 7-SS The A
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3-MC The Advisory Council supported
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7-MZ Recommends that at mooring zon
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5-PP The Advisory Council recommend
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days of notification, then it will
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• If the mooring lease applicatio
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DECISION TREE FOR OBTAINING AN
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