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sites have been selected, GFNMS would provide existing background information to assist with setting up program. Potential Partners: Marin County/MCSTOPPP, CCC, owners of vessel-related facilities Estimated Cost: Estimated $2,000 annually per location for all equipment and services: 1,500 absorbent sheets, and 3-4 pickups of used oil absorbent. However, additional funding for coordination and administration services for such a program would be required. Activity OS 1.3 - Evaluate effectiveness of the two absorbent exchange program “pilot” sites and adapt as necessary. Once the program has been underway for at least six months, GFNMS staff and partners would conduct an evaluation to determine whether adjustments to the program are necessary. Adjustments could include modifications to equipment or procedures and establishment of additional sites or relocation of equipment from “pilot” sites to alternate locations. The proposed evaluation would consider the number of absorbents distributed, volume of used oil collected, and identification of issues and challenges for personnel for each site. Potential Partners: Marin County/MCSTOPPP, CCC, vessel-related facility owners Estimated Cost: Costs are limited to Partner Agency staff time. Funding for a GFNMS Tomales Bay Project Coordinator may be necessary. STRATEGY OS-2: Develop a boater outreach plan for vessel oil and bilge practices. GFNMS staff plans to develop and implement an education and outreach plan for all vessel users (overnight and day users) on proper management of vessel oil, fuel and other maintenance products. Activity OS 2.1 - Compile and distribute existing educational materials and information on BMPs for proper management of oil fuel and other boat maintenance products. Staff from GFNMS and partner agencies would compile and review existing information and educational materials regarding BMPs for proper management of vessel oil, fuel and other boat maintenance products. Appropriate educational materials would be distributed to boaters on the bay as part of the Tomales Bay Boater Education and Outreach Program (see Strategy EO-1 for more information on this proposed program). Potential Partner Agencies: CCC, CDBW, NPS, Marin County/MCSTOPPP Estimated Cost: Costs are limited to Partner Agency staff time. Funding for a GFNMS Tomales Bay Project Coordinator or the commitment of dedicated staff time by another agency is needed to implement this recommendation. August 23, 2012 28
Activity OS 2.2 - Compile and analyze information on all existing used vessel oil recycling locations. GFNMS staff would compile locations and contact information for all existing oil recycling facilities for Tomales Bay for inclusion in potential future boater education and outreach products. Additionally, based on the information compiled, GFNMS staff and partner agencies would investigate the need and feasibility for new oil recycling locations near the bay and, if necessary, make recommendations on future locations for these services. Potential Partner Agencies: NPS, CCC, Marin County/MCSTOPPP Estimated Cost: Costs are limited to Partner Agency staff time. Funding for a GFNMS Tomales Bay Project Coordinator or the commitment of dedicated staff time by another agency is needed to implement this recommendation. Activity OS 2.3 - Conduct a needs assessment and develop new educational materials regarding proper management of vessel oil, fuel and other maintenance products. Following the review of information and materials that are currently available, staff from GFNMS and partner agencies would assess the need for new educational materials regarding management of vessel oil, fuel and other maintenance products. If reviewers identified a need for new materials specifically for Tomales Bay boaters, then additional materials, such as electronic and paper maps, signage and other print materials would be developed for distribution to boaters if the financial and staffing resources were available. Potential Partner Agencies: CCC, CDBW, Marin County/MCSTOPPP Estimated Cost: Costs include staff time and funding for the development of educational materials. Funding for a GFNMS Tomales Bay Project Coordinator, or the commitment of dedicated staff time by another agency is needed to implement this recommendation. See Strategy EO-1 for additional costs for associated outreach materials. Activity OS 2.4 - Ensure that vessel oil management is included as part of the Tomales Bay Boater Education and Outreach Program (see Strategy EO-1). During the implementation of Strategy EO-1, GFNMS staff would integrate information compiled and developed while carrying out Activities OS 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3 is integrated into the Boater Education and Outreach Program. This program would include BMPs for vessel oil practices, as well as identify locations for all vessel oil services on the bay (including oil absorbent exchange and used oil recycling locations). The program would evolve as more information becomes available and new oil service facilities are constructed. Potential Partner Agencies: CCC, CDBW, Marin County/MCSTOPPP August 23, 2012 29
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C. BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT Biologica
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I. INTRODUCTION PURPOSE AND SCOPE O
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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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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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leasing of state lands for marinas,
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are not subject to the MSD regulati
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DECISION TREE FOR OBTAINING AN
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